PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING tfERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs^June 7, 1973 B o l t o n Businessmen Sponsor Miner Reward Fund The Weather Fair tonight with low in mid 60s. Mostly sunny and warm Saturday with chance of DONNA HOLLAND home and homes of his p.m. A rain date of June neighbors. Pony team No. 1 by a score of 1 winners of foot races scheduled afternoon showers and thunderstorms. ‘ COrreapondent 16 has been set as some of the too. for 2 p.m. on the second Highs around 90. Tel, 646.0375 On May 24 the State replied exhibits will be outdoors, that "although a section of the Tommy McCurry was the grounds. Manchester—A City of Village Charm Bolton businessmen are spon A bake sale will also be held MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 211 TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS ..^driveway is within the highway winning pitcher and Bobby Bulletin Board soring an additional reward for from 10 a.m. until all baked mm'^ right-of-way, maintenance of Heida was the losing pitcher. Rosedale Beach Association information leading to the goods are sold. this state-owned road is the McChirry batted in the win will hold a meeting Friday at arrest and conviction of persons Over 25 craftsmen are responsibility of the property ning run. For Pony team No. 1, 7:30 p.m. on the beach. If it is responsible for the April 7 expected to participate. Crafts owners which it serves.” Billy Gram had two hits. raining the association will ttrr murder of Harry T. “Pete” will include handmade leather Therefore it refused payment of PTO Fair meet at the home of Dorothy V- ->< ^ ^'4.1 Miner. goods, glass and beaded work, News Krause’s claim. Bolton p r o Fair will be held Ducharme, treasurer, on the Donations may be made at tin smith, thumb things, silk On May 28 Krause sent a Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 comer of Llynwood Rd. and any branch of the Savings Bank screening, pottery, nature and Capsules letter to the transportation p.m. at the Elementary School Colonial Rd. I Saigon Ready of Manchester by giving the ac Indian crafts and wooden toys. department explaining that the grounds, rain or shine. In girl’s softball, the Blue Appeal count number of the fund, 8- Refreshments will be road , is the only access the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halobur- Bloopers will play the Red 2461. You must haye the ac available, including hot dogs, German Visit Planned public has to Bolton Notch State do, PTO presidents, note that Bombers tomorrow at 6:15 p.m. count number to make a dona hamburgers, soft-drinks and Park. the fair is the PTO’s final event in back of the Center School. JERUSALEM (AP) - tion. desserts. Chancellor Willy Brandt ended Also in his second l e t t e r ^ , of the school year. Statement Opposing Paris Treasurers of the Bolton There will be no admission his talks with Premier Golda said that the road is used by the Co-chairmen of the fair are Registration branch are Walter M. Cooley ■^harge. Mr. and Mrs. John Shepardson Meir today and announced that Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart Registration for Brownies for and Shirley G. Potter. X Farm League who also serve as the PTO’s she had agreed to make the As a cut-off date will be set, ment to practice and fill their The Mets won over the Red next fall will be held Monday, first visit to Germany by a top Proposal Countermanded tanks, and by fishermen from ways and means chairmen. June 11, at 3 p.m. in the art any person interested in Sox 6 to 2 in a game earlier this Israeli leader. all over who he says illegally Other committee members room of the Elementary l^ o o l. making a donation is urged to week. assisting in preparation for the The prospect of a premier use the Notch Pond. Girls ages 7 or entering se act now. Chris Rich was the winning fair are Mrs. Clayton Moore, from the Jewish state visiting SAIGON (AP) — The Saigon sion too.’’ He would not maintained close contact with An alternative means of dis In the May 28 letter Krause pitcher and Danny Butkas cond or third grade may reister Germany is bound to rouse government indicated today it elaborate. movies: Mrs. Anthony Fiano for Brownies. the government of the United persing the funds, possibly in said, "This is to advise you that pitched for the Red Sox. heated debate in Israel, where is prepared to sign a joint Another Saigon informant on Saturday June 16, at 10 a.ip. and Mrs. Normand Lemaire, Girls presently in Brownies States concerning the current the form of a memorium to Mr. The Mets had two double the wartime slaughter of six appeal calling for a cessation of said, "Any agreement is talks in Paris and these close I will, with the consent of the baked goods; Mrs. Alan Wiedie, do not have to register. Miner, will be determined if the plays. Adam Teller had an un million Jews remains a vivid hostilities in Vietnam. reached on a give-and-take contacts are still going on.” property owners involved, in plants; Wade Ferguson, prizes; fund is not used as a reward. assisted double play at first. John Roberts and Philip nightmare. “ But of more importance basis." The statement counter Miner was the owner and stall a chain and lock across Brad Lessard caught a fly ball Mrs. Meir’s acceptance of than the appeal itself is the A statement from the manded one issued Thursday by this stateowned road, with keys Robenhymer, food; Raymond operator of the Rt. 6 and 44A and threw to Randall Thornton Vine, booths; Joseph Murphy, Brandt's invitation was seen as written understanding behind it Presidential Palace, following Bui Bao True, the government to be given to the property Highest divorce rate in the a sign of Israeli willingness to that stipulates the details of Package Store, Bolton, who at second. finance; and Mrs. Herbert a nearly three-hour meeting spokesman who gives daily owners involved.” U.S. (excluding Nevada with open a new page in relations. measures to be taken by the late Thursday between Presi was shot by an unknown Miky Lynch hit a home run Terry Jr. and Mrs. Shepardson, 23) is Arizona with 6.3 divorces briefings to newsmen. assailant on April 7. Krause has sent copies of all for the Mets. four parties in application of dent Nguyen Van Thieu and ac publicity. per 1000 people. The lowest True stated at least six three letters to Gov. Thomas Little League Franco To Step Down the joint appeal," one source ting U.S. Ambassador Charles Krause Letter Meskill, State Comptroller The Bolton Athletic Associa dirorce rate is claimed by New said. different times that Sai^n The Yankees beat the Indians York with only 0.4 per 1000. MADRID (AP), - Gen. Fran Whitehouse, sought to soften At a Board of Selectmen Nathan Agostinelli, Atty. tion is awarding prizes to In Paris, Henry A. Kissinger would not sign any new cease by a score of 14 to 12. Steve cisco Frqpco is preparing to earlier official pronouncements meeting this week copies of Herbert Phelon Jr., Fifst and Hanoi’s Le Due Tho that Saigon would not sign any fire agreement or any docu Holcomb was the winning step down as head of the correspondence between Bolton scheduled another negoti|iting document negotiated between ment amending the original ac Selectman Richard Morra, and pitcher and Chris Ursin pitched Spanish government and name resident Ward Krause and the the press. session this afternoon, tKl^hird Kissinger and Tho. cord. for the Indians. Holcombe Adm. Luis Carrero Blanco \ Bureau of Highways of the in as many days. They hoped to The statement declared, At one point. True declared, Krause said the letters are an struck out 7. president this weekend, the 8 State Department of Transpor work out a plan to implement “Wire service dispatches an invitation to be present at the For the Yankees, Bruce Bates TREE Associated Press learned “The Republic of Vietnam has tation were received and read. today. • V • //• a * r,\y: PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER fiVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,- Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973— PAGE THREE State Vital Statistic I Theatre ] ^ TV Tonight i; Sheinwold on Bridge CBS^To Abandon Bus Ridership Still Lags Behind 1972 Tally j j ] See Saturday'* Herald fo r ' CHOOSE YOUR FINESSES South dealer By DAN HAl.l. ■'Basically we haven't had Johh Cacallero, New Haven Time Schedule .AHHuriulc'd Press VtViter Meskill's administration and cent. UNSTOppAblcI Report Shows Drop Complete TV Listing* 11' TO CURANTEE CONTRACT Neither side vulnerable any input as local officials,” traffic director, argued that the several mayors, including off the street" By Alfred Sheinwold Instant - Analysis HARTFORD (AP) - Bus jUhanson said. The figures were based on UNbcllEVAbU! NORTH Greater New Haven Transit Athanson and Mayor fares collected during the last The state has begun a Vernon Cine I — "Klute,” In general, the odds are even 4 XJ9S ridership on Connecticut wco. He added that he would write District has been offering promotional campaign UNbEATAbUI In Births Death Rate Meanwhile, the National Bartholomew F. Guida of New week and a half in May. 7:15; “Dirty Harry,” 9:15 — 6:00 — on any finesse, but this doesn’t T? 973 NEW YORK (AP) - The lines in three urban areas in the to Transportation Com suggestions, but the ultimate featuring 25 cenL.fares for HARTFORD (AP) - Birth, that began in 1946 and has been Broadcasting Company and the Haven, over ways to run the Service resumed in late Vernon Cine 2 — "Walking (3-8-22) NEWS mean that all finesses are of 0 A J 7 Columbia Broadcasting System state still lags behind 1972 missioner A. Earl Wood to responsibility for running the buses. riders 65 and older and adver death and marriage rates broken only a handful of times equal value. Some finesses are ♦ A Q 4 1 American Broadcasting Com March with roughly two-thirds Tall,” 7:20-9:30 (18) I SPY will no longer provide an ins levels. Nevertheless state and recommend creation, of an ad buses is the state's. The state finally agreed to un tisements. so far mainly in the declined in Connecticut in 1971 since then. safe, and- others are very WEST EAST pany reaffirmed support for im of the number who rode the Manchester Drive-In — (20) SOUNDING BOARD tant analysis following local offieials .continue to visory committee to get state Bus service on Connecticut derwrite them in the three ur Hartford area, aimed at attrac while the divorce rate rose to a The divorce rate increased dangerous. In today’s hand, for 4 8 6 2 ♦ ,0 7 4 3 mediate discussions by experts wrangle oyer efforts to improve buses before the strike. * “Tower of Evil,” 10:00; “Tales (24) SESAME STREET presidential speeches on and local officials working Co. lines in and around Hart ban areas until the spring of ting more bus riders. new high in the latest year for from'3.8 per 1,000 in 1970 to 4.6 example, there are finesses in A 1084 2 9 Q5 of some presidential addresses. the servie'e. together on the bus problem. Arthur Handman, executive of the Bizarre,” 8:40 (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH network television and radio. ford, New Haven and Stamford 1975, when local transit dis director of the Greater Hart Meskill also recently an which figures are available. per 1,000-a record high. A total three suits, but only one of them 0 ^ 6 2 O 943 They indicated that the special Hartford Mayor George But state officials also have State Theater — “Chinese (40) DANIEL BOONE 4 52 CBS has announced that such came to a halt in November tricts would take over. ford Transit District, said the nounced plans for studies of the The newest edition of the of 7,034 divorces and an is safe. Jl> K863 programs will be presented, if Athanson complained during an their complaints. 9:20 Connection,” 9:20; "Le Mans,” — 6:30 - interpretations will be limited when drivers struck because A Transportation Depart increase in ridership! is bus service, promotion, of car Connecticut vlU i' sUtlstics nulments were granted in 1971. South dealer SOUTH to its regular news broadcast warranted. interview that he has not been Deputy Transportation Com pooling and suburban parking 7:30 (3) CBS NEWS ♦ A 10. the company said it could not ment spokesman said ridership promising. \ ^ m | I k e Lu report lists 45,633 births in The report also shows: Neither side vulnerable. Khedule.' In 1969. Vice President Spiro getting any information about missioner Colin Pease said at a Meadows Drive-In — “Tower KJ 6 afford to pay them raises. in the Hartford area was back ■'It went up to 80 per cent areas on bus lines to entourage 1971— 5,105 fewer than in 1970. —1,054 males were bom for (8) ABC NEWS Opening lead — Four of Agnew first used the term “ins bus ridership or promotional public hearing Tuesday night in tIu MASTER of lulUTC kuiM) fu of Evil,” 10:25; “Tales of 0 K O 105 William S. Paley, chairman Efforts to restore bus service to about 80 per cent of the pre mass transportation. The birth rate of 14.9 per 1,000 every 1,000 females. (22-30) NBC NEWS Hearts ta n t. analysis to condemn with precious little promotion," Bizarre,” 8:45 ♦ J 1097 of CBS, said the network will plans since the state took over New Haven that "we have not were prolonged for four months, strike level. In New Haven it Handman noted that the dis I is bsck whh people marked the seventh —White mothers accounted — 7:00 - West opens the four of hearts, network news practices. operation of the idled buses in he said. “ It's rather Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, South West North East broadcast a program of op had the cooperation we should largely because of disagree was at 79 per cent and Stam trict staff has been meeting straight year the rate fell below for 88.3 per cent of the births. (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN Eiast puts up the queen and you remarkable considering the Caldor Shopping Plaza — I 0 Pass 1 4 Pass posing views if the White House late March. ,have” from local officials. ment between Gov. Thomas J. biweekly with slate officials to “TIlECIInttSE 20 per 1,000. —92 babies were born to ford. the smallest line. 70 per amount of time the buses were “Sleuth,” 7:00-9:30 (8) TRUTH OR win with the king. You now 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass remarks touch off “significant discuss the proposals. A total of 26,107 deaths mothers under 15 while 35 were C O W IE C n O H ' Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, CONSEQUENCES have the eight tricks in top Opening lead - r,? 4 national disagreement.” He PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., ^ n e j , 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.; Fri., June 8, 1W3 =New York Limits Powers Of Agency PAGE SEVEN I Child Baptized Oif Court Order About Town MaitdirHtrr £uputu5 ■ X , ■ ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Gov. The UDC, created in' 1968 creasing the UDC’s bonding cities are unaffected. ' \ ’ \ PROVIDENCE (AP) - A vice agency to be the guardian religion and voids First Amend Nelson A. Rockefeller has with power to override local power unless its suburban Opponents of the bill had Vincent Diana will be the ' i ' ' ' controversial adoption case in of the child. -h ment guarantees of separations \ . tL < signed a bill that strips the zoning ordinances in building operations were curtailed in called it a racist measure speaker at the Italian- Founded Oct. i, 1881 "A Family Court was concluded Meanwhile, the Rhode Island of church and state.” state’s Urban Development residential, commercial and in some way, and Rockefeller designed to keep blacks out of Amertcan Society banquet Wednesday after an adoption affiliate of the American Civil In court, the adoption agen Subscribers who fail to receive their Corp. of its powers to operate dustrial projects, had stirred up agreed to do so. celebrating the 16th anniver Published by Manchester piiblishing - k the suburbs, but Rockefeller agency said it had complied Liberties Union, said it viewed cy’s attorney presented a bap freely in the suburbs, his office intense controversy with its The bill simply allows any sary of the organization. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 b,'<,:&■ said it would simply "chminel with the judge’s demand the DeCiantis’ adoption order tismal certificate showing that \ announced today. plans for 900 residential units in town to block any residential Followed by a dance, the event 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m^ should telephone the circulation UDC’s residential activities child be baptized. “with grave concern.” the infant had been baptized on nine Westchester County towns. will be held at 6:30 p.m. Satur department, 647-9946. Rockefeller had resisted project planned by UDC within into the cities.” “Such a requirement,” an Monday. Published* every evening except Sun legisiative attempts to limit Some 180 of the units would day at the Italian-American its territory. ’The biil does not ’The bill exempts the “new Judge Michael DeCiantis, ACLU statement said, “ not The child’s mother, an unwed days and holidays. Entered at the UDC’s powers, but the bill in have been for low-incom'e apply to commercial or Clubhouse, 135 Eldridge St. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation community” projects at who refused to hear the case only places serious limitations Roman Catholic, testified she is Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se \ cludes something the governor families. Anyone interested is invited to Member of The Associated Press residential projects and towns Lysander in Onondaga County two weeks ago because the on the adoptability of the child, unable to care for the baby and cond Class Mail Matter. did want—an increase from $1 Westchester County could even block projects which attend. and at Amherst in Erie County three-month-infant was not but also clearly violates the said that her parents agree with billion to $1.5 billion in the cor conform with local zoning or Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Republican legislators from the limitations on UDC’s baptized, granted permission constitutional prohibitions her decision to relinquish her The Manchester Publishing Co. poration’s bonding authority. threatened to hold up a bill in dinances. ’The UDC’s powers in powers. Jb r the Children’s Friend & Ser against establishment of rights to the child. assumes no financial responsibility for 1 typographical errors appearing in adver Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in . s ' Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Single C opy...... 15t Ihree full days prior to publication. o v By Carrier, Wefekly...... 75t Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon One Y e a r ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. V Gas Crisis Is More I, • O e Than What Meets The Eye r Suppose they cried “Wolf!” and their vacations before August and nobody came? plan to stay closer to home.” It happened in the fable and it could Having had that last fling, happen for real if environmentalists Americans, he suggests, are going to and Others whose business it is to alert have to change their life-style us to the future 4on’t learn to temper drastically from here on out, par their alarums with common sense. ticularly with respect to automobiles. For instance, says Stewart L. Udall, It may well be that America’s w ith the current shortage of gasoline is a honeymoon with the internal combus national “nightmare.’’ tion engine is nearing its end. “Rationing has already begun,” says Petroleum simply has too many the former secretary of the Interior, valuable uses for so much of it to be who now runs his own environmental burned up just in moving people consulting firm in Bethesda, Md. around. Neither do we want to go “The whole cutrate segment of the completely into hock with the Arabs, Connecticut Ghost Town (Photo by Doug Bevins) r$. ( r gasoline industry is being forced out who seem to be sitting on most of the of business. It may become a thing of world’s oil. ARROW U L the past before this year is out.” But it is interesting that those who t t s The Innocent Pi .1 While there have been and are gas are most alarmed about the gasoline oline and other fuel pinches in parts of shortage in the 4970s are the same Max Lerner * I the country and may be worse ones to ones who worried in the 1960s that we Bystander] .X '» • come, the latter statement will be were about to be asphyxiated by •4 news to thousands of independent automobile exhausts—with one result Comments A r t H o p p e stations who have been pumping the that today’s low-pollution blit gas- U. same volume throughout the “crisis” guzzling cars have contributed no lit Crime and Punishment Beknoat and at the same prices, despite tle bit to Udall’s present “night irresponsible predictions by some mare.” The Greatest Indianapolis 500 ♦ people that gasoline will soon cost a Scare talk is a good way to get full-cut' dollar a gallon. people’s attention; it is the worst May 28, 1984 — Today’s In carried off with $500 for the NEW YORK, N. Y. - Those who hold this are willing ministration” (4^ the London fastest lap (152.6 mph) while August is the month when the real possible way to encourage them to dianapolis 500-Mile Auto Race Americans are caught in a has to accept Spiro Agnew because Economist calls it) would be & Destruction Derby was driving blindfolded. “I guess sle about crime and punish of overriding moral and more liberal domestically and gasoline crunch will be felt, says make rational decisions. described by spectators and of old lady luck was ridin’ with ment. ’There is a rough agree- political reasons. the balance between Congress ficials alike as “the very most me, a grinning Ace said from tnent about the bizarre They feel that both law and and the President would be dress shirts,,. Udall, who then proceeds to give the Another danger is that when they exciting ever.” his hospital bed. economy of the Watergate morality require condign restored. very kind of advice that could discover that the situation is not real Seventeen drivers and 12 By a complicated formula'^ BELMONT CLUB BY ARROW crimes. But given the crimes, punishment for high crimes and 4 — Those who feel that all There are times when you don't want your shirt to be too iUP precipitate that crunch and other ly as bad as they were led to believe, spectators were killed in the veteran B. J. Oldfield won the how about the punishifient? misdemeanors. ’They feel that a politicians are corrupt, so why coveted Sizzler Cup with second flamboyant. Or rtTo bold. Then it's time for the Arrow Bel kinds as well: they may conclude that there is first 10 laps alone. Here there is considerably severe example must be set for make make a such a fuss over mont Club, the quiet classic that's always right. The collar is “Golly, gee!” said wide-eyed, degree burns over 78.2 per cent heat, anger, bewilderment. future Presidencies. this one? According to them, middling length and medium spread. The woven and print ft ' “My advice is for people to take nothing to be concerned about at all. 10-year-old Fred Frisbee Jr., of his body. And rookie Jim 3 — Those who feel that the the nation is off on a self- patterns are subdued, but handsome. And th^ value is still Danby copped Tjie Mangle unbeatable. Decton Perma-lron, too. It's a shirt to feel at whose parents had brought him To clear some of it up, I President was deeply tainted by righteous, sanctimonious binge ease'in anywhere. For the man who knows how to make all the way from Kenosha to Trophy with 37 broken bones. suggest there are five basic the Watergate crimes, probably which will cripple politics for subtle achievements. Sizes 14'/2 - 17'.^. • witness this greatest of Along with it came $350 cash positions possible about the more in the approval of a secret years to come. I wonder \ American sports classics. “I and a free heart transplant. President and Watergate, and fund and in the coverup after whether the total cynicism this guess I never did see so much But the overall winner and that most opinion f.^lls Watergate than in prior represents would not cripple explosions and flames and sole finisher was Speed E. somewhat within the five.' knowledge of it. the national life even more. I ‘ I ■i.' b l(^ . It sure does beat tee- Flashe. Flashe modestly 1 — Those who feel that the 5 — Finally, there are those vee.” credited his victory^ to his pit President was guilty all the As for punishment, they feel who won’t believe Mr. Nixon Little Freddie could have crew and his vehicle, — a way and should be punished by that Mr. Nixon deserves plenty was deeply involved no matter been speaking for any of the souped-Up Lotus-Sherman tank. voiding the 1972 elections in the but that impeachment would be how much evidence gets Rowland Evans and Robert Novak more than 500,000 sports fans Pettibone said he was con federai courts. ’This avoids the a turbulent affair, throwing the dredged up. ’They feel he was who waited four hours this mor sidering whipping up even more impeachment route and the nation into more confusion. betrayed by men he trusted. ning for rain to slicken the public interest in the sporting problem of the Agnew succes With Agnew’s accession and They are also convinced that he track. Their roars of approval classic next year by requiring sion. I should guess it is con with a tenure that would stretch is the target of attacks by the Presidential Business as Usual and happy shrieks of horror at drivers to race to their cars liberals and the media, who use The impression that the stitutionally doubtful, would for most of four years and WASHINGTON - Twice President’s top political inside every spectacular crash proved through a pit containing 200 a double standard in ap deeper implications of cause a lot of heat and would perhaps another four and during his closed-door meeting man last year now practicing , once again that auto racing is ravenous lions. proaching the leaks of Watergate have not yet expose future presidential elec another, the foreign policy path < with Republican congressional law in Washington, has been far from dead in this country as ' “It would be a historic step classified information and the penetrated the presidential psy- tions to a rash of challenges. hacked out by .Mr. Nixon and leaders President Nixon per paying secret visits to the a popular spectator sport. forward,” he said, frowning efforts to stop the ieaks. 'There che, moreover,' was 2 — Ditto about guilt, but this Kissinger would be closed formed in a way that raised White House. Last week he The 500’s new promoter, thoughtfully. "But I’m not sure is little point to reasoning with strengthened when Mr. Nixon group feels that the punishment again. If Mr. Nixon—censured, / (, fresh doubts about his un dined with the President at Homer T. Pettibone, attributed American sports fans identify this group of True Believers. \ made a frankly political pitch should not be by voiding the battered, chastened — stayed in derstanding of the real impact least once, perhaps twice. the success of this year’s race with aninfals.” My own feeling about just before the end of the White election but by impeachment. power, his “third Ad- ( L of Watergate. In this spirit, Mr. Nixon’s to an innovative rule change. Watergate is one of dismay and ‘ House session. When the discussion turned to pledge to elevate Vice Presi For the first time; the 152 high disgust. By my tdrment of In a rare but oblique the best pipeline route to carry dent Spiro Agnew’s influence by speed entries were divided into choice has been between reference to Watergate, the // /' the new North Slope oil from making him vice chairman of two groups — with the even- positions two and three, which TVie Butto" Arrow’s great travel shirt President reminded' his high- i Alaska, Mr. Nixon first heard the Domestic Council seems to numbered cars circling the It's Not the O N L Y Game in Town, Fellows!'' means a choice on the impeach level Republican audience that, Sen. John Tower of Texas and have aborted. Although uttered track clockwise and the odd- ment question. In a sense, there now goes even farther: when he took office, thousands \ Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska, a full month ago, the pledge has numbered cars counter is a moral luxury as well as a of Americans Were getting strongly backed by Secretary of not yet brought the Vice Presi- clockwise. moral wrench involved in each ' ITSTRETCHES. killed in Vietnam. Not only ^Interior Rogers Morton, argue ’ dent one iota of a new authori ‘"This enabled us to give the of these two positions. that, he went on, there had been “the Alaskan route was the only ty. Agnew told us that “there crowd something it had always If you take position three, you no sign of any break in the long The Arrow Dcctolcoc is the easy shirt to go far with. one possible. • has not been clear definition, of wanted,” Pettibone said, rub have all the moral and psychic Wash it anywhere. It'll dry fast. In two hours or lets. U.S.-China cold war, and additional responsibility” for But a powerful disclaimer bing his hands, "head-on satisfactions of condeming Mr. down is back _ ordinary button Iron Solids, Perfectly wrinkle-free. Soft. And cool. What more do detente with Moscow vyas a him yet. Butnotiust^y U rrpatest Fashion you want? Okay, Arrow now gives you.more: goes even came from Rep. John Anderson crashes.” 7^^ Nixon and his crew and the taper fitted. and see the Creams...... of Illinois, chairman of the remote dream.-' ' Come \n anu "7 Button- farther. Makes the Dectolene stretch. And spring back Further, the vice president Most observers agreed much whole mess, and then you don’t down. today’s House Republican Conference. ,tionoU973.TheA ^^hm g into shape. Which means more comfort, smoother fit...... said that “I have seen absolute of the credit should also got to have to pay the price for those e^^^allystyle^ Innovation ot ‘ such a 1 It's yours in 100% long-Ust polyester tricot and poly Speaking for the Midwest, Mr. Nixon’s message was ly no change in the President at Pettibone’s carefuk planning of satisfactions: You don’t have to wider ties ester tricot blends. In the smartest stripes, patterns and ,V Anderson argued in favor of the clear: get out and tell the all as a result of this” this year’s classic. take on the impeachment tur rsrsuT a^-p---^- ‘solids. Deaolene—<0 make your shin dollar stretch. Canadian route, with the Interest has been growing in voters not to forget what I have (Watergate) and that the Cam moil and Agnew. You eat your NEW Dectolene by •A n x jw * - precious fuel shipped to ter done for them in the past; don’t bodian invasion and mining of the 500 ever since the elimina cake and have it. minal points in the Midwest. let this Watergate thing block Haiphong Imposed “a lot more tion of brakes on all entries five But if you take position' two Otherwise, said Anderson, the their view of the real Nixon ad pressure (on the President) years ago and the requirement and opt for impeachment, it is Middle West would continue ministration. than the overflow frofti the that fuel tanks .be carried out also a form of moral self- utterly dependent on the East There are many such Watergate.” » side the rear bumpers. indulgence. Let justice be done, ^ Coast for its fuel. But growing complaints had ^(^ said the Roman moralist, even 9 .5 0 presidential signals that Not everything Mr. Nixon is g - Mr. Nixon listened, then taut- Watergate is perceived in the doing these days fits that been heard from those fans who if the heavens fall. You can feel ly — and somewhat tartly — White House as a far less pattern of scaling down paid $50 for box seats in the good about seeing justicqidone, proclaimed his decision: the traumatic national disaster Watergate to diminutive exclusive new “Blood ’n Guts all the way, and then wash your # route would have to be via than most politicians consider political size. For example, the Stadium Club.” Their main hands of any wrack product by 8 .5 0 1^ Alaska, not Canada. The it. Even if Mr. Nixon is merely President suddenly and un complaint was that accidents the-falling heavens. reason, he said, was embedded trying to give this impression to characteristically cancelled a could haphazardly occur There is another possible at in foreign policy and national his congressional leaders as anywhere on the oval track — titude under position two — that security. full day of work and ap part of his political strategy, pointments at Key Biscayne and thus they weren’t getting the falling heavens won’t cause 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! Mr. Nixon next lectured his the overall effect of presiden May 26 and flew to the Bahama what they had paid extra for. much debris because they have Republican leaders: you will 1 tial business-as-usual is the island of his friend Robert Pettibone cleverly solved the- already fallen, and if Mr. Nixon just have to Uke that on faith. V isit same. Whether the nonchalance Abplanalp, apparently problem by digging two-feet- stayed in power the rest of his He could not, he added, gp into is spontaneous or cultivated, desperate for escape. deep chuckholes directly in S term would be paralyzed, and the secret rationale of his deci Mr. Nixon’s eariier pretense of front of the box seats. No fewer besides we could get Agnew out sion. But such signs of inner trying to achieve a clean break pressure are rare. Rather, Mr. than 42 box-holders were killed in 1976. REGAL MEN'E GHOP For Mr. Nixon to cloak so with past presidential habits Nixon’s refusal ,to face the or maimed this year by flying But the paralysis of govern THi COMPLiTE MEN'S STORE " prosaic a decision (h terms of seems now forgotten. press, his refusal to put wreckage — much to the ment isn’t inevitable: To argue MANCHESTER VERNON super-secret foreign policy and from it is to use a self-fulfilling politicians in charge of his satisfaction of all. TRI-CITY PLAZA national security, following his prophecy. As for Agnew, if he ^ . ehM 901-907 MAIN STREET Thus, the President is seeing White House staff and his Nor were those who had paid '»'«It highly criticized May 22 state takes over now he will have a wens sno? 643-2478 V 872-0538 X'oct far more of his former White refusal to disclose everything only $3.30 for a cheap bleacher !VjV ment biaming part of the House aides, fairly or unfairly seat deprived of excitement. It big head start in 1976 over he knows about Watergate give MON.-FRI. 10 off to 9:00 Watergate cover-up on national entwined in Watergate, than happened on the 52d lap when either Republican or tAAN MON.-SAT.9:30to5:30 security, rubbed some the truer picture of the Presi Democratic candidates and SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 even some of his new White dent today. Instead of any sharp the bleachers collapsed. THURSrfAY 9:30 to 9.00 I Republican leaders present the House aides know about. Among the prize-winners fteA ’ again in 1980, when his second break with the past, it is still 7 9 term would run right up to 1984. wrong way. Charles E. Colson, the business as usual. today was Buck Ace, who was , y PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, COnn., Fri.. June 8, 1973 Newcomers ' Piano Recital MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 — PAGE NINE To Present 1 ^ The students of Judith Grant Gorman will present a piano Recent College Graduates College Annual Award recital Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Federation Room of Center th e Graduates The Manchester Newcomers Congregational Church. Club will name the "Newcomer Students participating in the recital include Jon Bauer, April Lauren J. Allison, daughter of of the Year’ at its annual in Cmdr. and Mrs. George E Hutchins, Lisa Braat, Kathy stallation banquet June 14 at Allison of 65 Montclair Dr., was 6:30 p.m. at Manchester Coun Yost, Shari Kelly, Martin Wein- baum, John Wilt, Cindy graduated from Hartford try Club. College for Women, two-year Kenefick, Haley Berson, Lynne liberal arts transfer college. The award is presented an Kawam, Inta Ezerins, Melissa She received an.AA degree. nually to the member who has Schardt, Shirley Seavey, Diane S T A R G A X E tC * ’^ made an outstanding contribu -By(X.\V R IRILLAV Miss Allison, who graduated Forand, and Cindy Butterfield. A.IIS LIUA /our Doify AchVify Guid* with honors for achieving the tion to the organization during Donna Healy will be the guest MAR. II SW.-r. 23 the year. \ ■ARR. It According to the Storr. dean’s list both years, will con performer. She will present To develop mi'S'oge for Saturday, ocf:f. zz«ULw 9.2; 32-42 4. 6-16-24^r tinue her studies at Smith ' Other club events for the three selections from "Hello .54.63-73 read words :'jrre'>p'.'’.ding to numbers College in (he fall. ofyourZcdio ga 41.77.78 Vfe month include a joint board Dolly.” A senior at Manchester ' TAU«U$ High School, Donna portrayed APR. 20 1 An 61 Yi>urself SCORPIO meeting June 18 at the at 7:30 2 Let 62 Out ocr. 23 Q u the role of Dolly Levy in this MAf 20 3 Be I 63 Home p.m. at the home of Mrs. 4 An N O r. 21^ ^ , years Manchester High School 3-12-20-29 64 Let r a n /;e a n d X Charles MacDonald, 190 7--.V49 52-82-87 . 5 Put 65 Be 36-39-4043, Princeton St., and a beer and production of the musical. 6 Ovpfiue 66 Thot 66-76«M 9'I FUEL OIL Kathy Donovan will be the ac GEMINI 7 Your .men! 67 Dommofc barbeque June 23 at 6:30 p.m. MAY 21 8 Bettor I 68 Todoy SAGITTARIUS companist. 9 Atterid GASOLINE starting at the Community Y J'JNC 20 f 69 Line Diane Forand and Cindy 10 Arol. /e 70 In D ie . 21 and proceeding on a mystery - .51 53 59-60 11 If 71 Nobody Butterfield will be co-hostesses “ 64 71.79-90 12 Aware ’»'} '2 Toke 19-22-23-50/« BAN TLY OIL ride to a picnic site. 13 A 5861-74 V A at the reception following the CANCES 7-’- E'lVirooS 14 Von -:l .’4 ^ ^ordingly CAPRICORN CLAIRE CAMPBELL ABRAN H. RUDIWITTKE LILLIAN MESSIER GARY LAVALLEE CATHERINE MACCARONE JAMES MrCORMICK COMPANY. INC. program to which the public is JUNC 21 15 Ot/st<-i le .'5 L ne ROSEMARY A. MARKUM 16 C..rrt ime D ie . 22 ^ 156 Summit St. 9 Bank St. 205 Union St. 166 E. Middle ’Tpke. 32 Hawthorne St. 501 Porter St. 61 Mather St. invited. 22 17 And 77 fe. JAN. If Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester 331 Main Street IBR'Xjd Manchester Manchester Manchester | | ‘ 8-10-13-34 78 Grocious 14-17-21-35 j ' BA Degree BS Degree '• BS Degree BS Degree BA Degree Tel, 649-4595 1^37-46-57 19 Irntoblc 79 S dftrock 4565-75 ^ BA Degree BA Degree 20 Of 5. L..V 80 Hounding St. Joseph’s College University of Hartford (Magna Cum Laude) Clameron State College (Magna Cum Laude) Hartwick College University of Hartford Rockville 875-3274 o iiie k a £ & LIO 21 Tiresome •5 r^r.y 81 A AQUARIUS West Hartford Eastern Connecticut State JULY. 23 22 And 52 V**t4d 82 Between JAN. 20 West Hartford Lawton, Okla. Merrimack College Oneonta, N.Y. West Hartford ,AU6. 22 23 Restless 5j fovo's 83 Your College North Andover, Mass. FU LL VALUE 24 Possible 54 W itn 84 Of fit- '» Willimantic 5-25-44-47 25 More 55 Y .u r 85 Defense 11-1828-38. College Notes I3''55-69-84-85 26 Creotivc 56 T jrn 86 Fovor 6872-81-88' DIAMOND 27 To . 5 7 A ctin g 87 Lines VIRGO 28 ls“ 5^ Guu/e 68 Detour German Club Plans For Trip Diaiie Papineau of 198 Porter 29 Fine 59 Y ,ur 89 You TRADE-IN S t., a 1970 g ra d u a te of iKf./'i.im. 22 30 Con 60 Am|j n ..r s 90 You Dorothy Herman points to location on map of Europe that from left, Sterling Rascher, Eric Rein, Bob Gruessner, Manchester High School, has ■ Q \ 1-15-30-56 6/9 MANCHESTER JGood (^Advsrfc € Kcutial. PROGRAM she and other members of the Manchester High School’s Pamela Fraser, Diane Treadwell. (Herald Photo by Pinto) completed .her third year at ■S/82-70-83-86 GS German Club will visit beginning June 19. Looking on are, Brown University. She has F.SCIIVICE DIPT STORIf W .H AR TF0R 0 received approval from the Committee on Academic Stan ITS TIME TO COME TO ding and the Graduate Council J U N E , 5 -9 I i of the university to earn and The Greatest receive both the BA and MS % degrees in bio-cbemistry in COLOR PORTRAIT OFFER | I The Bahy Has J. June 1974. She will take some graduate courses next year and write her thesis in the last half COLOR I of her senior year. She was awarded a National Science POSES I I Been Named Foundation Grant for research in the summer of 1972, and has received a second grant for research at Brown University On One "PICTURE STORr this summer. She was an assis ? Gaskin, Douglas Andrew, son of Frederick T. and Laurie P. tant counsellor to the freshman 10" X12" Composite JOEL K. BREITNER KATHLEEN M. LONG Young Gaskill of IS Hackmatack St. He was bom May 21 at girls this year, and has been NICK B. TIMRECK HEIDI DELLAFERA KATHERINE BARNIAK 432 W. Middle ’Tpke. 42 Trebbe Dr. lo b lt* Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. accepted as head counsellor in 285 Parker St. 142 Lakewood Circle 10 Russell St. and Mrs. Cecil K. Young of 42 Candlewood Dr. His paternal Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester Manchester V children her senior year. BA Degree grandmother is Mrs. Margaret Gaskill of Ashburnham, Mass. He BA Degree BA Degree Juris Doctor BS Degree group! University of Hartford University of Hartford GROWING... has a sister, Susan Marie, 2Vi. (Cum Laude) Georgetown Law Center Central Connecticut Senior West Hartford West Hartford University of Hartford Washington, D.C. A young man of modest Miss Marian Maccarone, State College Citizens means can well afford to Anastaaio, Chrialine Marie, daughter of Ronald T. and Brownies from Troop 644 at Waddell School made yarn West Hartford daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph New Britain give the most beautiful Dorothy A. Janueik Anastasio of 89 Pearl Dr., Vernon. She was dolls and finger puppets for hospitalized youngsters at PIhi t> OG Maccarone, 32 Hawthorne St., a engagement diamond. A bom May 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. Working on the project fill" fit Michaels Treasure Chest freshman at Stonehill College in grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janueik Sr. of New Bri I Diamond can be purchased are from left, Paula Browne, Deborah Coombs and Kellie North Easton, Mass., has been TUESDAY thru SATURDAY t tain. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas World’s newspapers with the for as little as $100. But... Dietz. named to the dean’s list with b r in g ALL THE CHILDREN I Anastasio of Kensington. Her great-grandparents are Mr. and largest circulation are in high honors. liniN G THIS COUrONI -X Mrs. Michael Kazlauskas of Wilson. She has a sister, Lorraine USSR. The Pravda has a daily adJ'iicrel onnls may b« putcKattd al rgaionabit pneat ^circulation of 9,200,0(X) copies 10A.M.te7P.M.*SM.teSMN. i J Elizabeth, 2. Project Benefits 111 Children Miss Katherine Barniak, and Izvestia has a daily daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An circulation of 8,500,000. ? no extra charge for additional childrenjn sa/nMoj^f^ | Harrington, Jennifer Jean, daughter of James K. and Jean drew Barniak of 10 Russell St., Powers Harrtogton of 329 Lake St., Vernon, She was born May 26 Coombs, Lisa Reyna, Brooke Members of Brownie Troop was named to the dean’s list for at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents 644, under the leadership of Rowett, Elizabeth Leger, Lori the spring semester at Central are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Powers of Fall River, Mass. Her pater Mrs. Jean Browne and Mrs. Daigle, Laurie Possum; Patrol Connecticut State College. She nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Harrington of Camilla Nelson, made yarn IV, Susan Parla, Lisa Sabia, received a BS degree in ^ FABRIC DEPARTMEN Portsmouth, R.I. Her great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John dolls and finger puppets which Ernestine Smith, Diana Spohn, RES elementary education earlier J. Powers and Frank Kosior, all of Fall River, Mass. Dawn Noonan, Tracy Morton. M anchntart 434 Oakland Straat (Exit 04 off 1.13) were presented to the this month. hospitalized children at 0 Dancosse, Christopher Jason, son of Gary R. and Jill Aliczi Manchester Memorial Dancosse Of West Hartford. He was bom May 26 at Manchester Hospital. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Among those participating Bmno Aliczi of 81 Bissell St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. were: Patrol I, Sharon Siroio, and Mrs. Raymond Dancosse of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. His mater Cathy Marshall, Kellie Dietz, TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BEHER nal great-grandparents are Mrs. Anna Aliczi of Bissell St. and Jill Daniels, Debbie Leger; Henry Moore of Jensen St. His paternal great-grandfathers are Patrol II, Jennifer Nelson, The going is great...for fun and Arthur Dancosse of Vernon and C. W. Trapp of Rockville. Paula Browne, Leslie Johnson, exercise on this “ Super 10“ / N Amand^'' Hills, Theresa ROLAND L.SEVERANCE JR. ROBERT M. HIRNYK ROBERT J. DILLON JAMES A. McKEOWN HI Decker, Jason Bross, son of Richard B. and Janet Ciampa Tanguay,'Kelly McGowan. 130 Bryan Dr. . 434 N. Main St. 39t^ Garden St. Standish Rd. lightweight 10-speed racer with Decker of 29 Kane Rd. He was born May 27 at Manchester Also, Patrol III, Deborah 763 MAIN ST. Manchester Manchester ^ n ch ester Ellington GROWING... Memorial Hospital. His mbternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 191 MAIN ST. BS Degree BS Degree Ten years later when he can MANCHESTER BS Degree BS Degree most-wanted features better afford it, Michaels will Carmine Ciampa of Melrose, Mass. His paternal grandmother is MANCHESTER University of Hartford University of Hartford University of Hartford University of Hartford replace the gem with a larger Mrs. N. Bross Decker Jr. of Melrose, Mass. WATER WEIGHT Open Tubs, to Sat Open Mon. to Fri. West Hartford West Hartford West Hartford West Hartford one and credit him with the 9 A.M . - 5:30 P.M FULL-PURCHASE PRICE of Garay, Jason John, son of Donald J. and Lana Powers Garay 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. theoriginaldiamond.Then... PROBLEM? of 569 Hilliard St. He was born May 27 at Manchester Memorial USE Thurs. to 9 P.M. Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Candy Powers of Tel. 643-1900 Missouri. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Tel. 643-1191 'Garay of Glastonbury. His maternal great-grand mothers are E-LIM Ntw non-illp rat Mrs. Roy R'. Powers of East Hartford and Mrs. E, R, Unangst of Excess water in (he body can College Graduates Iroppadola Houston, Tex. His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. be uncomfortable. E-LIM will Among the graduates of Jefferson St., was graduated Something Special For Joseph Garay of Glastonbury. He has a sister, Jennifer, 2Vi. help you lose excess water weight. We at Greater Hartfoi; GROWN. As the passing years bring more prosperity, he can in 226 SPENCER ST. OPEN This is the crease the size of his wife’'s MANCHESTER season for Treasure Chest Diamond as (Pathmark Shopping Canter) S U tID A Y often and as much as he D A ILY 10-S wishes, always receiving FRI. 10-9 indy IJiulhvrff BLACK FULL TRADE-IN VALUE at Closed S a t Michaels! CARPENTER ANTS In addition to being only saw In ttu world The big important thing unsightly and unsanitary. this light for this little here is that regardless Black Ants excavate of size (small, medium extensive galleries in wood or large) her diamond is to serve as' nesting places l-MAC 1 The Biare Facts and may cause extensive always the very finest?' the most beautiful , , . damage to your home. Once upon a time, there was a little shop that ‘.V,V ■. MichaelsTreasure Chest produced the finest men's & ladles' sportswear in the r ‘ n Quality! From $100 to land. They made thousands, and then millions of pants for 1 ' many thousands. Handles a week’s worth of chores In hours. So light and other people — .whose many names became famous maneuverable you’ll prune trees, clean up spring storm .latw--"' 'j' throughout the kingdom. * damage, cut firewoodi even build patio furniture. - Get your exercise the fun way ;.. cycling. For speed i.Vii.’, .r-.s-v' . 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IH AfJF f iJU f OW The Oldest & Largest in Conn. 3 MHm from Vamon d ro it 4 ^ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED-REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED V PAGE TEN - Ma n c h ester e v e n in g HERALP, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 8, lg73 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, amanchester, Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN. J T o U n ^ Quit Program GrandalPs Pond Girl Scout PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) - Problem Seen in Quitting UConn Branches marriage to Navy Lt. James Inflation Outlook jP By THOMAS KENT tion (UConn)” and have little Steal Money Bags Two of the firrt eight women period, with no master planning protected," he said. Opens Tomorrow Wilsey of Los Angeles, and Ens. HARTFORD (AP) - A character of their own. News admitted to the Navy’s fli^ t or alternatives involved,” he The proposal was presented SOUTH DAYTONA, Fia. The Board of Recreation has Kathleen McNary of Plainfield, proposal to abolish the Univer —Failing enrollments bring Three Manchester Junior training program have dropped said. “Now, we have to see how at a meeting of the State Board (AP) — Two men who held up announced that, weather per 111., was dropped as physically Discourages Saving sity of Connecticut’s five Girl Scout Troops will par out. Navy officials say. the viabiUty of the branches they (the branches) will fit into of Education, where board an armored car here escaped mitting, Crandaii’s Pond wiii unqualified for flying, officials branch campuses is “a lot more into question. with a money bag stuffed with ticipate in an “Ecp-Action” Ens. Jo Anne Heilman the total educational picture in members approved a $246.6 opened for swimming at the Pensacola Nav^ Air Sta complicated than it might —The branches divert money empty money bags, police said. weekend starting today at ejected to quit after her Williams said the rate in the state.” million 1974-75 budget request tomorrow and Sunday from 12 tion said By MICHAEL W. MiLLICA^ appear to be on paper,” says Officers said the pair ap Camp Vreeland in East crease was necessary to remain that could be used more State Education Com for the state Department of Assorialed Press Writer the chairman of UConn’s board to 5 p.m. Hartland. competitive with the bond profitably in other educational missioner William J. Sanders Education. The sum was 1.5 per proached a guard Wednesday Inflationary psychology it of trustees. after he had made a delivery of Swimming wiii be aiiowed at Members of Troop 655 of market. programs. objected strongly to the cent greater than last year’s ap driving many Connecticui “Our board discussed the these times oniy, when a iife Verplanck School will work on He explained the way the —A union of regional com prospect of uniting technical propriation. change to a supermarket, residents to spend money the; matter two months ago and guard wiii be on duty. Persons soil compaction, air pollution bank operated in terms of a fac munity colleges and vocational colleges with community The board also approved the demanded the bag the guard would have stashed in saving; reiterated its position to con found swimming at the park and water pollution. Mrs. tory: "Savings that are coming schools would make im colleges. prepayment of federal was carrying and escaped in a other than these hours may be accounts a year ago, bank of in are the raw materials and tinue with its two-year provements in the schools’ waiting auto. Roger Scbuetz, troop leader, SATURDAY ficials say. “They are doing very well as vocational funds to local agen prosecuted. mortgages and bond in branches,” Gordon W. Tasker physical facilities more they are," he said. “It’s a good Police said the two men were will be assisted by Mrs. James And bankers explain that i cies instead of providing the Admission is 30 cents per vestments are the end product said. “Now, it’s something that economical and would give idea to have them on the same in their early 20s and both were Crowley, Brownie leader. slower rate of savings mean; money as reimbursements for armed. adult and 20. cents per child. going out the other way.” we’re all going to have to dis students an opportunity for a campus, as we do in Waterbury, Members of Troop 629 at banks have less money to lenc funds already spent. Season tickets may be Williams said the bank tries cuss again.” more varied academic and share facilities. But there Washington School will im out, meaning the cost of i presented. to optimize its investments by The proposal came from program. doesn’t seem to be much sense prove trails, make brush piles, mortgage es higher now thar Instructors Sought putting depositors’ money into researchers for the state Com Tasker said in an interview in uniting them.’’ establish pathways and work ONLY! last June. mission for Higher Education. The Board of Recreation will on air pollution. Mrs. Harold whichever is paying the best in- after the researchers’ proposal Sanders, who also holds the TREE interview applicants for the "So far, our funds have beer terest rate at the time; The researchers called for the was made that the viability of Harmon, troop leader, will be sufficient to m e^ our mortgage job of secretary of the Board of positions of tennis instructor 18 Cubic . Foot — 630 Lbs. mortgages or bonds. closing of UConn’s branches in the branches was not in jeopaj;' Trustees of State Technical assisted by Mrs. Robert needs. However, we have beer and guitar instructor for the Doering. Robert Williams of Union Hartford, Waterbury, dy. He predicted that update Colleges, pointed out that the forced to raise our rates,” saic Torrington, Stamford and SPRAYING summer. All classes will be Members of Troop 670 at Trust said that actually the ab enrollment figures soon' to be technical schools and communi Thomas F. MacDonough, presi Groton and the simultaneous held at Crandall’ Park. Washington School will doing solute amount of money being released will show practically ty colleges have different en dent of Hartford Federal establishment of upgraded Applicants may contact work in Connection with saved is greater than last year. ail the branches “ in good trance requirements and need Phone 344-0321 Savings and Loan Association. community college programs. shape.” Recreation Director Mark waterlife in ponds. Mrs. But the rate of increase, he different kinds of facilities and MacDonough said that last The upgrading would come He said the branches make MILLANE NURSERIES Dunn in Stafford Springs no Truman Schlehofer, troop said, is less than the rate of in equipment. year when a person came in foi from merging the 12 regional later than Wednesday. leader, will be assisted by 5 ^ . crease of the demand for that education more accessible to ‘“rhe integrity of this a mortgage and could make a community colleges and the AND TREE EXPERTS James Fraser. money. many students who would have program and the mission of down payment of one-third of four state technical colleges CROMWELL. CONN. About 700 girl Girl Scouts “The over-all rate of con difficulty coming to the univer these colleges must be the price ofjthe house, he was into a series of "comprehensive from the Connecticut Valley sumer saving is down after the sity’s main Storrs campus. A MODERN charged 7 per cent annual in recent recession and the A HIGH RISE is ready regional colleges” or from Asked about the claim that region are participating in terest for the remaining two- bringing the two kinds of in “Eco-Action” weekend at four propensity of people to spend made for pigeons atop the the branches were diverting thirds. Now, he said, the in Paris Opera House. stitutions into a closer associa money from other uses, he PHARMACY different camps. Camp has increased,” he said. He said terest rate is 7t4 per cent. tion short of a full merger. responded: “Any institution Vreeland activities will focus the trend is unhealthy for the Why are people less willing tc Officials characterized the that has any program can be ac on making Connecticut a better economy. Blumenthal save their money now? researchers’ nine-page report cused of diverting money. I place to live in the future. “Sales that normally would J. Christopher Black, head ot Pleads Guilty as a trial balloon with no formal don’t put much stock in that ap Now All New be spread throughtut the year the marketing division at the status at the current time. proach, frankly.” J a m M Sue Marteney of 218 are now being piled up in the FOR YOUR ROWLING ENJOYMENT Connecticut Bank and Trust To Perjury The researchers made these Tasker said, however, that F. Hackmatack St., a member of first quarter,” he said. “This Co., saM consumers have a WILLIMANTIC(AP)-state claim s in support of their the trustees’ consideration of Girl Scout Troop 2 of Center could cause a slowdown toward D*Am ato greater-incentive to spend their the end of the year.” Rep. Morton J. Blumenthal, R- proposal: the proposal would be more Congregational Church, has money today. Danielson, pleaded guilty in at/a n i. What is the outlook for —The academic programs at than a rerun of their meeting 8 been elected president of the ‘"There’s an inflationary psy Superior Court here to a charge Recognized For Service to Rockville Hospital mortgage rates in Connecticut? the UConn branches “ are two months ago. senior planning board of chology. People say, 'Get it now of perjury. oriented entirely to the degree "Earjier it was a question of Connecticut Valley Girl Scouts. The future is cloudy, but Hi. I Admiring the pins just presented to them by William Scott, are volunteers of the hospital auxiliary and both earned because the price will be higher there is guarded optimism that Judge Joseph S. Longo programs of one senior institu just giving up our branches, ’The board consists of represen tomorrow,”’ Black said. “A lot ordered a presentencing in Thanks to the widespread administrator of Rockville General Hospital, are Mrs. pins for 1,000 hours of cumulative service to the hospital. the overall consumer saving tatives of all senior troops and of people are buying cars now vestigation and set sentencing 6 Days W;%W5^:'Open Thur$, ’lil 9 ^ use of the Pap test—which Joseph Daly, center, of Tumblebrook Dr. and Mrs. Andrew (Herald photo by Pinto.) plans senior activities on a rate will increase. Tricarico of 5 Hairiet Dr., both of Vernon. Both women because they know the new CBT’s Black says the for June 15. Blumenthal faces a can detect cervical cancer council basis. possible five-year prison term pollution control devices m ortgage m arket still is at a stage when it is required next year are getting and a $5,000 fine. adequate, although it’s tighter I FA THERMS DA Y IS ISOT TOO FAR A WA Y World's finest, curable — the death rate more fexpensive.” than it used to be. He was charged with giving Vernon false testimony in a civil suit Time to start thinking of that ''^Special from this disease in the In Stamford, Robert G. “We feel there’s enough March 6,1972 when he allegedly i:j: Man'' of the house! United States has dropped Public Debates Double Sessions Williams, market research of mortgage money around,” he fastest Automatic Pinspotlers said a deed date was accurate •ii: lie he a new father, or a grandfather. I'm sure we by two thirds over the past ficer for Union Trust, said the said. “New housing construc staggered sessions were member of the school ad space was added on but the core 35 years...Now, using a BARBARA RICHMOND to go to double sessions rather consuiner attitude that prices tion is down, so the demand for while knowing it had been hare a host of great gift items for you to m ake rejected by the board. ministrative staff stated that it facilities were not expanded. are loWer now than they will be backdated. (Herald Reporter) than compound these problems Model FU182P mortgages might not be as selections from — ties, shirts, llermuda shorts, German-develop^ instru “However, the main position was important to “maintain K Blumenthal was suspended Up to this point the Grade 9 in all other schools. later results in particularly great.” slacks and Orris fishing gear are hut a few of the ment called the of our committee is that with through 8 as a good stable ’The Board of Education will students have been housed at Floyd O’Brien, told the high spending for durable goods Union Trust’s Williams also indefinitely from practicing things we hare to offer,,. LEAGUE OPENINGS colposcope, gynecologists the school population figures system and only to modify 9- FAST FREEZE SHELVES such as appliances. decide Monday night whether it Sykes School which is in board, "Part of this com thinks the economy soon will law in the state. can confirm Pap-test fin we have...figures provided by 12.” “ We couldn’t disagree will stand by its decision to put another section of town from mittee’s work is to help you SLIM WALL INSULATION The Connecticut Savings cool off. Friday 0:45 P.M. dings more easily and the administration...the present more,” she said, arguing that Bank in Bridgeport also has felt the high school on double the high school building. A re build another h i^ school.” "Increased sales in the first (8 Lanes) system can continue for the no grades or students are ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL Hearing Aid cheaply than ever sessions next year or abide by cent evaluation report on the Several members of the high the squeeze of less being quarter of the year are robbing 3(. darman, next year,” Mrs. Baum said. expendable. She added that the JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) FOR MORE Men., Tees., Wed. before...Women as they ap the request of a group of high school did not approve of school teaching staff also BULK PACKAGE STORAGE available to lend out. business from the third and Mrs. Baum said Town Coun present high schoolers have not — John A stargabm a, 27, 9:00 P.M. proach their thirties should parents who ask that the Iraard having the Grade 9 students in a expressed their displeasure "Mortgage money is readily fourth quarter,” he explained. V. INFORMATION CALL cilman Thomas Wolff, who had the benefits of ungraded FOOD SPOILAGE INSURANCE pleaded guilty to breaking into definitely have a Pap test continue the school system as it separate building. with double sessions but available at this point. As long “Also the federal reserve Tees., Thurs., Fri. worked on a committee with classes and other new direc To a question concerning por as we get money in from a store to steal a battery for his 887 Main Street in 646-0062 every year is for one more year. seemed to be in agreement that system has put a squeeze on hearing aid. 9:00 A.M. Ladles’ Mem. Leagues board chairman Joseph Powers tions taken in the elementary table classrooms, it was double sessions are better than depositors we can lend it out,” dpwntown Manchester J Mrs. Devra Baum, speaking credit that historically has thereafter...Don’t take to tiy and push for expansion of grades. “Should we now But because he still had no for a group of opponents of dou explained that it was not the overcrowding the classrooms. SALE said Wallace Williams, the slowed down the economy.” chances! the high school, said at a sacrifice their high school bank’s market research battery, Astargabma was un “Main St. Guild Member" ble sessions, told a special price of renting or ieasing such Powers said, to^ a question Williams said ^ is expected meeting in January that school years with all the disadvan manager. But he said the able to hear when he appeared meeting of the board last night classrooms that made the asked, that double sessions will slowdown in consumer spen It’s no secret that more and population figures for the past tages of double sessions?” Mrs. smaller pool of loan money has in court Wednesday. Where Fitting You is OUR PLEASURE, that it has been six and one-half board turn down the idea but probably run for about three ding and the decrease in S: more people bring their three years show that the Baum asked the board as she contributed' tb a one-half per So Circuit Court Judge John VERNON LANES weeks since the committee rather the fact that it would years from the time a referen housing starts probably will and YOUR SATISFACTIONI I prescriptions to LENOX enrollment had leveled off... in again urged it to reconsider its Santora wrote out his sentence formed to try to convince the further overcrowd the core dum approves expansion of the cent increase in the mortgage have a long-term affect on the ROUTE 83 VERNON, CONN. PHARMACY because of our fact had shown a decrease of position. Interest rate‘since last year. of one year’s probation on a slip board to reconsider its stand on facilities. high school until the work is inflation rate. I Free Main Street andidTPdrneUTaildngl friendly, courteous service. 150 as of December 1972. On the other side of the fence. on paper. double sessions. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, completed. We stock Russell Stover Can “Intangibles can be debated, Brad Fisher, a high school stu superintendent of schools, said Mark Warner, president of dies and givephoto and«film She said, "We believed then figures do not lie,” Mrs. Baum dent, presented a petition he had recommended that the the senior class at the high service. LENOX and know now, that double said. She explained that next sigAed by some 1,000 persons board continue the schools as school, said he believes most u ph a r m a c y , 299 E. Center sessions for the school year of year with Grades 10, 11 and 12 who said they feel double they are for one more year but students are strongly against St., 649-0896 is your complete 1973-74 are not necessary.’’ She at the high school, an increase s^dsions are of benefit to the the board felt this wouid com double sessions. Bruce Ryder, drug store. Hours: Mon. thru 13 cu. ft. - 458 lbs. *199** said the group is aware of 11 of 175 , doesn’t Uke into ac community and the high school pound the probiems at the high student representative to the Aircrafters, let the Sat 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.. Sun and alternatives considered by the count summer dropouts or student body. school by crowding in more board, said at least 51 per cent Holidays 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. We HUMcawnu board and is also aware that the transfers to private schools. Joseph Powers, chairman of students. “Nothing is impossi- of the students are against dou have a trained cosmetician on board narpwed these alter She said the enrollment would the board, said he has never bie, we could go another year or ble sessions but he said after duty and handle exclusively in natives down to three. be 1,412 and the capacity of the said that double sessions are two but it would just compound listening to the board he agrees this area Worth and St. building, 1,500. N Mrs. Baum listed the threq as good and he doesn’t believe any the problems,” Dr. Ramsdell it is doing the right Uiing. ^^lurentjCosnjetics^ being double sessions at the She added that the combined other member of the board has said. ’The board meeting Monday ludgM to 38 Months APPLUMCt AIRCRAFT CREM T UNIOSf high school, double sessions at Grade 7 and 8 total reflects 38 either. He explained that the Dr. Ramsdell listed the night will review the evaluation more for next year and the Savings Sank ol the Middle School and an decision to go on double probiems with space in most of report on the high school and Manchostsr NEXT TO STOP ,iiid SHOP Read extended school year. She Grade 6 number will drop by 60 sessions was made out of the other schools in town, and also vote on whether or not it added that such alternatives as students. She said Grades 1-5 necessity as the best possible said it was his opinion that that will stand by its double sessions OPEN WED. THURS. FRI. TILL 9 P.M. Herald Adsx mobile classrooms and will show an increase of 27 alternative, after referendums is probably why the board chose decision. ^ \ students. turned down appropriations to “Using administration expand the high school facility. with}Bur homernnk figures, we see that enrollment Martin Fagan, principal of has dropped from 7,326 last the high school said that as of With summer on the way, chances are September to 7,058 as of June 1, about two weeks ago, 2,000 ABOUT JOINING THE They’re ^ a decrease of 268; Mrs. Baum students were already enrolled you're thinking about home improvements AIRCRAFT CREDIT UNION ... said. She added, '"rhe point I for high school next year. ’The and repairs. 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(JUNE 15) 6 4 9 - 1 3 9 0 185 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 64841143 • No hidden extras, service eharge.s, . «NCUA EQUAL HOUtll or “add-ons"; LENDER A ■ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 m-1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., FrL, June 8. 1973 — PAGE THIRTEEN ■ m m 0 h ROBYN ANN FIELDS DEBRA L. VATER L j s j j . - ...... DANtEL PINTO KEVIN K. DOWNHAM JOAN C. DONOVAN Edward L. Pouech lOH Kiwanis Scholarship JEFFREY FRITHSEN ANNE E. FARLEY KAREN KNEPPEL UNDA MAGI JANET K. BREWER .Vlanch'eAler Board of Memorial Scholarship Richard Martin Public Ser* Jonathan George Ellis Civitan Club of Manchester An MHS senior, she is the Knights of Columbus Manchester Oil Fuel Verplanck Foundiitio n G. Albert Pearson Memorial PAMELA HORTON Reallora Scholarship An MHS senior, she is the vice Award Memorial Scholarship Scholarship daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scholarship Institute Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Manchester Lodge of Masons An ECHS senior, he is the son daughter of Mrs. Sybil M. Robert C. Vater, 209 Henry St., An MHS senior, he is the son An MHS senior, he is the son An MHS senior, she is the An ECHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, she is the of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pinto, 85 Fields, 117 ^nw ay Rd., and and plans to attend the Univer of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Arthur R. of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evald daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bretton Rd., and plans to attend plans to attend Wheelock J. Donovan, 85 Alton St., and sity of Connecticut. Frithsen, 54 Elsie Dr., and Downham, 76 Foster St., and B. Farley, 25 Benton St., and Kneppel, 67 Elisabeth Dr., and Magi, 200 Maple St., and plans Eugene Horton. 17 Village St., the University of Rhode Island. College, Boston. plans to attend Madison Eugene Brewer,100 Scott Dr., plans to attend Boston College. plans to attend Northeastern plans to attend Mount St. plws to attend the University to attend the University of and plans to attend McGill University. College, Nashville, Term. and plans to attend Oklahoma \ V Mary’s College, Hooksett, N.H. of Connecticut. Connecticut. Christian College. University, Montreal. m m MARGARET WILDE CAROLE O’TOOLE BRIDGIT SHEARER RICHARD W. MEIER DARRYL PRICE CAROL A. MULHERIN LaPointe Industries, Inc, G .T . LaBonne and MARY BETH WILLIAMS KATHLEEN HENNESSEY LYNN ANNE ORLOWSKI RAYMOND C. JOYNER KATHERINE A. RISTAU James and Isabel Worth Duf Robert and Joyce Stanton LaPointe Industries, Inc., Scholarship Associates, Inc, Scholarship Gibbons Assembly Kiwanis Scholarship Kiwanis Scholarship Rotary Club of Manchester Manchester Education fy Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Daniel Manchuck Memorial A graduate of Rockille High An ECHS senior, she is the Scholarship Scholarship An MHS senior, she is the AN ECHS senior, she is the Scholarship Association Scholarship An MHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, be is the son An Ellington HS graduate, he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar School, she is the daughter of daughter of Mrs. Alice W. An ECHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louts An MHS senior, he is the son Searching for her envelope is Mary Beth Taylor, dent and incoming president in September, check through An MHS senior, ishe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David of Mrs. Marion H. Meier, 152 is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis P. Mulherin, 77 Durant St., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilde, 67 O’Toole, 62 S. Adams St., and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of 1^. and Mrs. Hugh Orlowski, 67 Keeney St., and of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Manchest^-iSch^fship Foundation recipient, who was daughter of Mr. and Mrs; W. Shearer, 189 Glenwood St., Hawthorne St., and plans to at G. Price, Jr., and is attending plans to attend Bay Path Jr. West Rd., Vernon, and is atten the envelopes containing letters allocating $18,100 to plans to attend the University Donald C. Williams, 98 Ludlow Hennessey, 81 Jensen St., and plans to attend Westbrook Joyner, 27 Saulters Rd., and Edward A. Ristau, 25 S. and plans to attend the Univer tend Trinity College. Oglethorpe College, Atlanta, ding Dean Jr. College, one of the fifty-six scholarship winners. Robert Digan, Manchester students. (Herald photo by Pinto) of Rhode Island. Rd., and plans to attend Regis College, Longmeadow. Mass. College, Portland, Maine. plans to attend the Culinary Hawthorne St., and plans to at sity of Connecticut. Ga. plans to attend St. Joseph Franklin, Mass. MSF president, (left) and Robert Fuller, MSF vice presi College, Denver, Col. College. Institute of America, Hyde tend Quinnipiac College, Park, N.Y. 56 Receive Scholarships Hamden. tian College or McGill Universi citizens and groups wishing ito The Thomas Bentley SUE KLEMENS ty, Montreal. establish a scholarship aK Memorial, Alan Cone; B’nai (Herald Reporter) Three Manchester area coordinated through the effortV B’rith, Charter Oak Lodge, students were presented with of the foundation, which ^ Henry Katz; Civitan Club of 'mi scholarships from LaPointe In Blushing, grinning or im utilizes the services of an in- Manchester, Maxwell dustries, Inc., a Rockville firm passive, fifty-six Rochester depehdant screening process to Morrison; John B. DeQuattro employing the services of the determine the financial need of J Scholarship Foundation Memorial, Mrs. Charles F.J. Manchester Scholarship Foun recipients were presented with the applicant. Morse, Manchester Scholarship dation for the administration of j awards totaling $18,100 in Foundation (MSF) member of 7 funds. Following the invocation Thursday night’s eighth annual the board of directors: Frank One scholarship winner not given by the Rev. Arnold F. awards ceremony at Westwood* m inister of the Drake Memorial, James Fogar Manchester High School. pictured is John Powers, son of ty; James and Isabel Worth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powers, Unitarian Universalist Society, the Manchester High School Duffy, Edward Coltman, MSF 12 S. Alton St. A graduate of member of the board of direc Students, parents, presenters Round Table Singers sang a ECHS, Powers will be atten tors; Jonathan George Ellis u and interested friends gathered variety of musical selections. m MARLENE K.A. KLEIN JEFFREY D. COLELLA ding Amherst College in Memorial, Robert J. Digan, JANET K. VEAL LAWRENCE J. KEENAN LAURA DE DOMINICUS KATHY A. O’NEILL V MARCIE G. GORDON in the sweltering high school Massachusetts. He is the After introducing the JAMES D. ALDRICH Regal’s Men Shop Manchester Education LaPointe Industries, Inc, PAUL A. BACKoii'EN MSF president; Minnie Wortley Loring Studios Scholarship Norman Spector Memorial Iona Sleith Scholarship Brian P. McIntosh lOH cafeteria to honor students recipient of the Minnie Wortley members of the scholarship ANTHONY LUPACCHINO MICHAEL E. FOGLIO PATRICIA M. Lions Club of Manchester Scholarship Association Sarship Scholarship Mary Margaret Moriarity England Memorial, Dawn An hDIS senior, she is- the Scholarship An MHS senior, she is the Memorial Scholarship from Manchester High School England Memorial Scholarship. foundation present at the Knights of Columbus STANK|EWICZ Scholars|iip An MHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, she is the A Tolland High School Lynch Memorial Scholarship England; Seth David Garman Kiwanis Scholarship daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An ECHS senior, be is the son dauther of Mr. and Mrs. An MHS senior, she is the and East Catholic High School Acting as master of ceremony, Digan named each Scholarship Seth David Garman An MHS graduate, he is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry graduate, he is the son of Mr. An MHS graduate, he is the Memorial, Mrs. Philip Sumner, An ECHS senior, he is the son Harold D. Veal, 41 Santina Dr., of Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Dominick De Dominicus, 325 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul receiving funds enabling them ceremonies was Robert J. scholarship presentor, who in • An ECHS senior, he is the son Memorial Scholafshlp son of Mr. and ‘Mrs, Francis Joseph L. Gordon, 45 Crosby J. Klein, 14 Campfield St., and and Mrs. Freeman T. Colella, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick MSF secretary; Gibbons of Mr. and Mrs. Clement L. Keenan, 202 Hollister St., and W. Middle Tpke., and plans to W. O’Neill, 36 S. Alton St., and to attend schools and colleges Digan, president of the founda dividually awarded the of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foglio, An MHS senior, she is the Aldrich, 33 Butler Rd., and is and plans to attend the Univer plans to attend Bryant College, Mt. Springs Rd., Rockville,’and H. Backofen, 41 Union PL, and Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Lupacchino, 68 Highland St., plans to attend Bryant College, attend Northeastern Universi plans to attend Central Connec Rd., and plans to attend the ranging across the United tion, who kept the event moving recipient an envelope con 133 Birch St., and plans to at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter planning to attend the Universi sity of Connecticut. University of Connecticut. Providence. is attending Southern Connec is planning to attend Trinity Columbus, Mrs. Louts and plans to attend Manchester ticut'State College. States from the University of taining a letter detailing the P. Stankiewicz, 22 S. Adams St., ty of Connecticut. Providence. ty. ticut State College. College. with frequent quips and com Orlowski. Community College. tend Catholic University of ' Connecticut and Manchester ments. Digan, who is coor scholarship. The sum of money America, Washington, D.C. and plans to attend the Univer N Community College to such dis dinator of the Youth Services is sent directly to the college of sity of Connecticut. the recipient. Also, Norman Spector tant places as Oklahoma Chris- Center on Park St., introduced Memorial, A1 Seifert; Jaycee V the activity by explaining the Those scholarships awarded Wives of Manchester, Mrs. Lee function of the scholarship and the presenters are as McCray; Kiwanis. Club of Bolton organization. Interested follows: Manchester, MSF treasurer and former MSF president N. William Knight;Campbell ■ 'Hebron' Council, Knights of Columbus, John Kozak; G.T. LaBonne and m] Patros Resigns Associates, Christopher Jose; LaPointe Industries, Inc., Jack Poll Turns Down Lopes; Lions Club of For Franklin Post Manchester, Bob Romano; DONNA HOLLAND Loring Studios, Henry Steiner; He also extended thanks to Mary Margaret Moriaty Lynch Correspondent Dr. Joseph Castagna for en Toll-Free Calls Tel.646-0375 Memorial, Matt Moriarty Jr.; couragement, guidance, and un Mary Margaret Lynch George H. Patros, principal derstanding. of Elementary and Center ANNE EMT exchange customers. Ballots Memorial, Angelee Diana; Schools, has resigned effective An effort to obtain toll free were mailed out requesting in Manchester Association of July 31 to take a combined Bolton telephone service to formation as to whether or not Independent Insurance Agents, principal-superintendent posi Manchester for Hebron there was a preference for the Wallace J. Irish Jr. tion in Franklin. residents with Columbia toll free service and listing the Also, Manchester Bar NANCY TEDFORD CHERYL LYNN CHAMPY KEVIN HENSON DAVID A. MALINOSKI, RONALD AYOTTE BRENDAN J. CONNOLLY KATHLEEN J. PRATSON KAREN J. FROST The Board of Education PTO Fair On exchanges has failed, according increase rates that would to information received by result. Association, John Fitzgerald; Kiwanis Scholarship Manchester Education John B. DeQuattro JR. Scandia Lodge Scholarship Manchester Bar Association Mary Margaret Lynch Kiwanis Scholarship accepted the resi^ation with Rain or Shine Manchester Board of JOANNE E. KANTZ MARIAN E. CONNOLLY MARY BETH TAYLOR Association Scholarship Memorial Scholarship An MHS senior, he is the son An MHS senior, she is the regret at a special meeting Aaron Reid, first selectman. At that time, P. J. Brookman, An MHS senior, she is the Manchester Education Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Since 1969, residents in the Realtors,,Louis Dimock; Knights of Columbus Kiwanis Scholarship . Kiwanis Scholarship daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gor An MHS senior, she is the An ECHS senior, he is the son Association Scholarship of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Ayotte, An ECHS senior, he is the son An MHS senior, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. yesterday. Bolton PTO Fair will be held manager of the telephone com Manchester exchange have toll Manchester Education Associa Scholarship An ECHS senior, she is the A n: MHS senior, she is the don Tedford, 19 Rosemary daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- of Mrs. Claire Hensonj^l An MHS graduate, he is the 147 Chambers St., and plans to of Mr. and Mirs. Harry J. Con- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John George Frost, 187 Wells St., and Patros has served in the tomorrow at the Elementary pany’s Willimantic office, free calling to Columbia, and tion, Mrs. Josephine Taylor; .^n ECHS senior, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs daughter of The Rev. and Mrs. Place, and plans to attend .mond Champy, 98 Bryan Dr., Orchard St. and plans to at^nd son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. attend the University of nally, 133 Flitrence St., and Pratson, 29 S. Hawthorne St., plans to attend Bay Path Jr. Bolton post for four years. For School grounds from 10 a.m. un stated that in order for the for over a year the Board of Manchester Junior Women’s daughter of Mrs. Nancy Kantz James W. Connolly, 648 Keeney William Taylor, 232 Main St., Eastern Connecticut State and plans to attend Trinity the Catholic University of Maiinoski, 29 Auburn Rd., and Connecticut. plans to attend Boston College. and plans to attend Central College, Longmeadow, Mass. 19 years before that he was til 4 p.m., rain or shine. expanded service to become Selectmen, acting on a request Club, Mrs. Robert Laramie; Bailey, 33 E. Eldrige St., and St., and plans to attend Holyoke and plans to attend Mt. Vernon College. College. America. Washington, D.C. is planning to dttend Connecticut State College. assistant superintendent in , The surprise attraction to the ‘effective at least 70 per cent of from resident John F. Sibun, Manchester Lodge of Masons, plans to attend Lasell Junior Hospital School of Nursing. (Ohio) Najarene College. Northeastern University. Columbia and principal of fair this year is a large size the customers would have to go has been requesting the Norman Pierce; Manchester College, Auburn, Mass. Porter School there. He will ,|,‘Moon Walk’’ which was flown in favor of the change. Southern New England According to Reid, Brookman Oil Fuel Jnstitute, Harry Van begin his duties in Franklin in from the Manned Space Camp; Daniel Manchuck “-A Aug. 1. Telephone Company for toll has contacted him unofficially Center. Memorial, Mrs. Nicholas Patros said, “It has been free service from Columbia to that the poll showed only 47 per A bike parade will assemble Manchester. Krascella, MSF board of direc extremely gratifying to see the at the Town Hall at 9 a.m. ’The cent were in favor thus ruling In April of this year, a survey out any change. Official notices tors member; Brian Page 8 Bolton school system make Bolton Fife and Drum Corps was taken by the telephone McIntosh lOH Memorial, tremendous progress toward will lead the parade from the will be mailed out to customers company of all Columbia Stephen McIntosh; Richard offering the best possible Town Hall to the Elementary with the next billjng, according to Brookman. Martin Public.Service Award, program with the community’s School. Mrs. Eleanor Gowen, MSF ability to pay.’’ A doll carriage parade will Bolton ' Smorgasbord board of directors member; He thanked the board for its begin at 10 a.m. at the school The Hebron Congregational Edward F. Moriarty Memorial, mm support and cooperation as well s grounds. Both parades will be Church will hold a smorgasbord Edward T. Moriarty. as repeated votes of confidence, canceled in the event of rain. iVo I\ew Clues Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Also, G. Albert Pearson and he thanked colleges and A triple feature color cartoon church. Memorial, Mrs. G.A. Pearson; numerous para professional will be shown at 11 a.m. and 1 In Robbery The menu will include sliced Edward L. Pouech lOH and staff workers for p.nfi instead of 2 p.m. as state Police at the Colchester turkey, ham, Swedish meat Memorial, Mark Silhavy, wholesome relationships which previously scheduled. barracks said today there are balls, a variety of ^lads, limpa former lOH president; Mrs. have existed over the past four Game booths will open qt 10 no new clues in the Wednesday bread, rolls, cheeses and Nettie Reale Memorial, years. a.m. Some new games and ■night armed robbery on the relishes, baked beans, Alphonse Reale; Regal’s Men’s prizes are featured at this macaroni and cheese, ice Shop, Inc, Mrs. Philip Bayer, year’s fair. Cumberland Farms dairy store, at Bolton Notch. cream, homemade cookies' and MSF board of directors The refreshment stand, MICHELE J. SCARPONE JAMES M. COLLA ERNEST W. ARENDT, An armed robber took $108 in special Swedish coffee cake, member; Rotary Club of PATRICIA CARR JILL ACKERMAN ANNA L. CYR ILZE KISELIS # scheduled to open at 11 a.m., LAUREA ANN BANIA DONNA J, GARY S. BUJAUCIUS Frarik Drake Memorial Rotary Club of Manchester JR. i cash and some keys froih the 4ea, coffee and milk. Manchester, Pearly ’Trombly; Manchester Junior Women’s Manchester Association of Mrs. Nettie Reale Memorial Enduring Drawings will serve hot dogs, ham STEVEN M. HADGE Kiwknis Scholarship Jaycee Wives of Manchester CALDERWOOD Manchester Lodge of Masons Scholarship Scholarship Thomas Bentley Memorial store, which is near the junc The price is $3 per adult, $1.50 Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order Club Scholarship An MHS senior, she is the Independent Insurance Scholarship Leonardo da Vinci so accu burgers, soft drinks, snow con of America, Frank Morasoo; An MHS graduate, she is the B'nai B'rith, Charter Oak S ch o larsh ip and Mary^ Edward F. Moriarity An ECHS senior, she is the An MHS senior, he is the son Seliolarship tion of U.S. Rts. 6 and 44A. for chidlren 6 to 12 and no daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Agents Scholarship An MHS senior, he is the son An MHS senior, she is the rately observed and drew es, cotton candy, brownies and Iona Sleith Scholarship, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ixtdge Scholarship Margaret Moriarty Lyneh Memorial Scholarhsip daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colla, An MHS senior, he is the son plants that his insights — Police said the robber was a charge for children under 6. Ad Edward J. Ackerman, 32 An MHS senior, she is the of Mr. and Mrs. Edward daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vin popcorn. Angelee Diana; Robert E. and Carr, 40 Cobum Rd., and is An MHS senior, he is the son Memorial Scholarship An ECHS senior, she is the Claudio Scarpone, 87 Niles Dr., 84 W. Middle Tpke., and plans of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. the sun-seeking twists of white male, about five feet-nihe mission will be by ticket or of Mr: and Mrs. Mitchell A. Keeney St., and plans to attend An MHS senior, she is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Bujaucius, 408 Vernon St., and cent Kiselis, 15 ’Thistle Rd., and ' Arendt, and plans to attend Foot races will begin at 2 fJoyce Stanton Scholarship, Dr. attending Southern Connecticut daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and plans to attend Anna Maria to attend the University of flovvers, the thrust of roots, , weighing about 150 pounds. He reservation only and these may Hadge, 50 Cushman Dr., and Manchester Community N. 69 Tracy Dr„ and plans plans to attend Worcester 'plans to attend the University Rochester (N.Y.) Institute of p.m. Prizes provided by the Mather Neill; Verplanck Foun State College. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Calderwood, 87 Ver College, Paxton, I^ss. Connecticut. the growth of bark — endure was carrying a small hand be' obtained through Mr. and plans to attend Bates College, College. Edward F. Bania, 38 Essex St., to attend Clark University, (Mass.) Polytechnic Institute. of Vermont, Technology. | Bolton Athletic Association will dation, Thomas Rollason, MSF non St., and plans to attend in botpny today. pistol for the robbery, police Mrs. Albert Collidge, Mrs. Ruth Lewiston, Maine. and plans to attend the Univer Worcester, Mass. be awarded the winners. finance committee chairman. Keene (N.H.) State College. said. Porter or Mrs. Linda Chasse. sity of Connecticut. PAGE FOURTEEN ^ MANCHESTiER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri.. June 8, W3 :,STER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 — PAGE FIFTEEN Obituaries Police Area Police Ansaldi Re-Elected Report Agencies By State Bank Board Worship Through Music Today^s Andrew Lieliman Sr. MAfiNCHESTER (Continued from Page One) COVENTRY - Andrew Lieb- Paul A. Hedges, 27, of Services Center for the hiring Andrew Ansaldi Jr. was re Thought jnan Sr., 92, of Goose Lane, died Park St., Apt. lA, is at of a full-time counselor. The elected board chairman of the Set Pentecost Sunday early this morning at a Manchester State Bank this Manchester Memorial Hospital counselor will work with "I am the way. ” John 14:6 Manchester convalescent with multiple injuries suffered troubled youth in the Vernon, ■WMk and the entire 20-member home. He was the husband of in a one-car accident on Center Tolland and Ellington area. board of directors was re A "Celebration of the Holy flutist, and John Gearhart, Patricia Cassidy of the Church There are as many ways of the late Barbara Veitch Lieb- St. early today. , The 113,476 for a Vernon elected, at the bank’s annual SpiriL” with worship through guitarist . of the Assumption, the Rev. living as there are highways man. The 1:52 a.m. accident, which youth coordinator will allow stockholders’ meeting. musflir, will be sponsored by the Also, the Charismatic Prayer Lyman Farrar of Center crossing the country. Each Mr. Liebman was born March occurred near McKee St., continuation of a position The stockholders were told by Key 73 Committee and Group from St. Bartholomew’s Congregational Church, the claims to offer a rich and rewarding life. Each conditions 29, 1881 in Hungary and had caused heavy damage to funded by LEAA grant last bank president Edmond E. Manchester Area Conference of Church with the Rev. Carlo Rev. Ronald Fournier of us in the way in which we make lived in Coventry for 62 years Hedges’ car, police said, and year. ’The youth coordinator, Parker that the bank, formed in Churches Sunday at 8 p.m. at Terrazi and Harry Carr; Trini Emanuel Lutheran Church, the decisions and meet the crises of and was a self-employed was towed from the scene. also serving the tri-town area, 1970 with an initial capitaliza East Catholic High School. ty Covenant Men’s Chorus, Nor Rev. Kenneth Gustafson of life. It is the result of these farmer. Police said Hedges was driving will help develop and imple tion of $1.5 million, has assets The Pentecost Sunday man Nordeen, director, and Calvary Church, the Rev. On- challenges which determ^es For a number of years, he east on Center St., crossed into ment services for youth. of nearly $11 million at present. ecumenical celebration, which Doug Nelson, coordinator; don Stairs of Community Bap whether our particular life is was a member of the Milk and The 38,000 grant ro the South “The bank has shown a is open to the public, will open Salvation Army Band and Tim- tist Church. the westbound lane, left the victorious or defeated. the Egg Producers Associations road, ’and hit a utility pole. Windsor Police Department steady and continued increase with congregational singing. brellists, with Michael Orfitelli, Also, the Rev. Norman The way of God, while dif and the Farm Bureau. He had will continue a federally-funded in business,”’ Said Parker. “It is Music will be provided by the director, and Karen Krinjak, Swensen of Trinity Covenant No report of his condition was ficult, is the only satisfying, been a leader of 4-H Clubs for available today. youth services officer position our plan to continue loans at Church of the Nazarene Senior organist; and Brother John Church, the Rev. Stephen White purposeful and meaningful way many years. for a second year. ’The officer prime rates for downtown Choir with a duet by the Rev. Kinlingin and “The Burning of St. Mary’s Episcopal President Church; the Rev. Dr. George leading to a triumphant life. As Survivors are 4 sons, Andrew Katherine A. Thibodeau, 22, will continue developing and revitalization.” William Taylor and David Bush” group from Willimantic. Members of the clergy par Webb, the Rev. Robert a highway, God’s way can be Liebmam Jr. of Coventry, of 150 Cooper Hill St., was listed implementing standard Mrs. John Moran of 60 Said Ansaldi, who is vice Blaney; Concordia Lutheran ticipating in the service are Eldridge and the Rev. Wayne known only while being traveled Louis Liebman of Warehouse in satisfactory condition at guidelines for police action Foxcroft Dr. ’Thursday night president of the Andrew An- Church Gioir with David Al Maj. Lawrence Beadle of the Kendall, all of South United Rev. Robert Wellner Point, Stephen Liebman of Manchester Memorial Hospital toward youth, and will aid in was installed as presid'ent/jf the saMi Co., “The youth of mond, director and organist, Andrew Ansaldi Jr. Salvation Army; Sister Mary Methodist Churche the Rev. ■St. John’s Episcopal Bolton and John Liebman of today, with injuries received in developing, implementing, and Manchester Democratic Manchester is the town’s Dr. Frederick, Gebhardt, Mr. Taylor and Father Terrazi. Church, Vernon Manchester; 3 daughters, Mrs. a one-car accident on Chestnut coordinating education and Women’s Club at its annual peatest resource. We will con E. Rogers, lecturer and Margaret Larson and Mrs. St. at 12:51 a.m. today. Franco To Step Down social service programs for banquet at the Marco Polo tinue support and sponsorship historian; John G. Rohan, in Helen White, both of Police said the ’Thibodeau youth. Restaurant, East Hartford. She of the annual ski race, swim surance representative for John Manchester, and Mrs. vehicle, headed south on Chest Gen. Francisco Franco, left, 80, is preparing to step down The Manchester, Vernon, and succeeds Mrs. Mary LeDuc. meet and fishing derby. Hancock Mutual Insurance Co.; Donlon Not Candidate Elizabeth Baricak of Westford; nut St. near Bow St., didn’t as head of Spain’s government and name Adm. Luis South Windsor LEAA grants Mrs. Marion Dentenbom of ” We will strive to become the Joseph A| Schauster, president His Winnings (.atholic Ladies 15 grandchildren and 24 great make a curve and hit a utility Carrero Blanco, right, 70, as president, the Associated are among about |6.5 million in East Hartford, first vice presi Manchester State Bank not in of Empirle Tool and Mfg. Co.; grandchildren. pole. The car was towed. Press learned in Madrid today. (AP photo) funds being administered by the dent of the Hartford County name only, but in action as well Frank R. Simon, president of For District Board Stay at $500 tt ill Have Pirnir The funeral will be Monday, CPCCA for 1973-1974. The — as the local town bank with Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co.; Eighth District Director Winslow Manchester, a former Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Police gave her a written Federation of Democratic Bernard D. Szarek of 383 at a time to be announced, warning for operating a motor CPCCA, under gubernatorial the interest and needs of the John F. Tierney, president of Patrick J. Donlon has an district director, is being men Ladies of Columbus, will have Women’s Club’s, officiated at Woodbridge St. didn’t make it from the John F. Tierney mandate to reduce crime and people as our concern.” John F. Tierney Funeral Home nounced he will not seek re- tioned prominently. its annual picnic June 12 at 6:30 vehicle while under the in the installation ceremonies. in the Million Dollar Drawing of Funeral Home, 219 W, Center fluence of liquor. improve the state’s criminal Parker was re-elected presi Inc.; and Francis R. Murray, election to another term June Paul Cervini, whose 3-year p.m. at the 'home of Mrs. Other officers installed are the Massachusetts State St., Manchester, with a Mass at justice system, has distributed dent of the corporation. Re vice president of Gulf & 20, when the district holds its term also expires this year; Edward Walsh, 138 Garth Rd. Mrs. Roger Negro, first vice Lottery Wednesday night in St. Mary’s Church, Coventry. Two East Hartford brothers Summer Bus Plan nearly $30 million in grants president; Mrs. ’Theodore Brin- elected vice presidents were- Western Precision Engineering annual meeting. said he is a candidate for re- Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Terrell Donlon, who is finishing his Boston, but he isn’t disap B urial will be in North were taken into custody by since 1968, when the LEAA was damour, second vice president; Thomas J. Crockett, of the Co. election. Rice, co-chairme of te event, Cemetery. created. Crockett Real Estate and In second 3-year term, said he Also candidates for re- pointed. are assisted by Mrs. Albert Manchester Police early today Mrs. James Tani, recording “I’ve got a strong feeling I’ll Friends may call at the on charges of stealing tires Draws Criticism secretary; Mrs. Frank Ruff, surance Agency; Nicholas A. wants to devote more time to election, all to one-year terms, Dabrowski, Mrs. Urbane his family. be back there again,” he said funeral home Sunday from 2 to from S&S Buick on New State HARTFORD (AP)-An ab Arthur L. Handman, treasurer; and Miss Vickie LaPenta, a representative of are: William Hankinson, presi House, Mrs. Charles “I think this is the time to Thursday. “The drawing was. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rd. breviated summer bus schedule executive director of the Malesko, corresponding the John Hancock Mutual Life dent; Joseph Volz, clerk; Lesperance, Mrs. Stanley State Asks Insurance Co.; and Edward J. spend with my two daughters very interesting, and I enjoyed Timothy J. Mangan, 16, and proposed for the Connecticut Greater Hartford Transit sefcretary. Howard Keeney, treasurer; and Savilonis, Mrs. Stanley and son, before they grow up every minute of the his brother James, 18, were Co. ran into sharp opposition District, noted at the hearing State Rep. Audrey Beck Tomkigl, Manchester town Mary Laraia, tax collector. Siemienski, Miss Helen clerk. and before it’s too late,” he experience.” both charged with third-degree Thursday night at a state that the Department of Funds For scheduled to speak at the dinner The District’s June 20 annual Thomas, Mrs. Morton Tinker, Several Ronald Jacobs, of the law explained. "My son is in But it wasn’t a tgLal loss. larceny. Capitol hearing. Transportation is planning a was unable to attend. meeting will be at 7:30 p.m., at Mrs. Thomas Wilke, Mrs. firm of Daddario, Slitt, Jacobs terested in scouting and in Lit Szarek, a production engineer They were both released on "rhe proposed service cuts promotional campaign to en Bentley School, Hollister St. Leonard Yost and Mrs. Edward Education & Sullivan, was re-elected tle League, and I should help at Pratt and Whitney,- East Zikus. Named To non-surety bonds for court would begin June 23 in Hartford courage increased bus HART^FORD (AP) - The In addition to the election of, secretary; and Paul Aceto, of him.” Hartford, came away with a appearance June 25. and New Haven. State Deputy ridership. ■* Connecticut Board of Education officers, the.district will adopt After the picnic supper, Mrs. Donlon said, “It’s hard to $500 prize — the amount Hurry Up And Touch Me! Trans|rartation Commissioner “It does not seem psy unanimously approved a $246.6 J.D. Aceto & Sons Inc., was re a 1973-74 budget and tax rate. Louis Orlowski, president, will State Posts About Town elected treasurer. Phone depart the board. I wanted to awarded jeach of the qualifiers Richard M.,Rourke, 23, of 125 F. Colin Pease stressed at the chologically sound to on one million 1974-75 request for the ■ The district’s 2.5 mill tax rate conduct a business meeting and The Men’s Club of North 646-4148 see the town’s secondary treat for the “instant millionaire” Scott Dr., was arrested hearing that no routes would be state Department of Education 'The board of directors, in ad is expected to be repeated for will announce plans for next HARTFORD (AP) - hand announce expensive United Methodist Church will ment plant a reality and drawing. A large crowd on parents and pupils watch a “crab-walk Thursday, on a Circuit Court 12 cut under the schedule, Wednesday. dition to the officers, consists . 1973-74. Of the 2.5 mills, 1.25 is foreground) Ronald Pinney, Michelle Holmes, and season. Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas A. promotional activities and at have an outing and election of If you're not able operating. Now that it is, and Szarek said he’ll continue to warrant charging him with although the number of buses of: Stephen Cavagnaro, owner of for fire protection and 1.25 for relay” — one of the nine major events in a “Junior Olym Michael Depumpo. Supervising the event (at right, stan Any member who has not Panuzio was appointed the same time provide less ser The request will be con officers Monday at 6 p.m. at the with the many able board buy Massachsetts and Connec possession of marijuana. He running along some routes vice available to the public,” he sidered by Department of Cavey’s ftestaurant; Richard sewage service. pics” — at Nathan Hale Schopl Wednesday night.. Unit B ding) is Miss Laura Manekofsky, Nathan Hale t e ^ er. been contacted is reminded to Thursday by Gov. Thomas J. home of Don Gates, 249 Cobb, teacher at Manchester to get to os . . . members we have, I feel I can ticut lottery tickets. He’s still was turned over to East Hart would be reduced by as much as said. Finance and Control as it pupils participating in the event are (left to right. (Herald photo by Pinto) call either Mrs. Walsh or Mrs. Meskill to fill the unexpired Lawrence Rd., South Windsor. High School; Anthony Dzen of leave, knowing my post will be waiting to win something in the Rice for reservations. ford Poiice, who held the 45 per cent. West Hartford Councilman prepares the 1974-75 state We'll get to you. portion of a term on the Drug Members may bring food for A. Dzen Construction Co.; filled by one of the many Manchester Connecticut lottery. .warrant. Of the 50 people at the Robert D. Shea said the reduc budget. Advisory Council ending June the picnic, but hot dogs, ham- Frank Guinipero, co-owner of Prescriptions con capable people we have in the He won his first big prize ever hearing, only Pease supported tions in trips would "curtail the The proposed education 30 and for a three-year term burgs, dessert and beverages .the Forest Package Store; district.” Hospital last year in New Britain — a Francis L. Charizio, 38, of the proposed schedule changes movement” of the elderly at a budget represents an increase be delivered to beginning July 1, 973. will be provided by the club. Roxie Leone, president of A replacement for Donlon is new car,, at a church bazaar. Atwo(^ Trailer Park, Vernon, for the state-subsidized com of $3.6 million or 1.5 per cent Notes He succeeds Dora Figueroa time when the department has Silver Lane Big Pins Inc. not known at present. However, was issued a summons for pany. Several riders expressed reduced senior citizen fares tp over the amount appropriated your door at no of Middletown who resigned. The Senior Fellowship of Also,. William A. Oleksinski, faiiure to grant one-half the concern that the cuts would not 25 cents. He added that youths for the fiscal year beginning Discharged Thursday; Meskill also announced the Community Baptist Church will co-owner of Willie’s Steak extra charge. One highway, after a two-car acci- be restored at the end of the need buses in the summer to get July 1. Of that increase almost Dollar Slips Harley L. Anderson, Warehouse following appointments: meet Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. to go House; Samuel D. Pierson, dent on Toiiand Tpke. summer. to and from recreational ac $3.2 million would go for fixed of our servicesi Point; Rebecca C. McNeary, 29 —Leo Navas, Westport, to the to the Pierce Memorial Baptist executive vice president of CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - Cottage St.; Sandra J. Custer, Thursday. ConnCo has been losing tivities. charges such as state education The dollar’s value slipped Commission on Human Rights money since its buses returned Home in Brooklyn, Conn., A.B.A. Tool and Die Co.; John 38 Union St.; Katherine David, MCC Adds Two MERCURY and Opportunities to fill an un The Charizio car was in colii- In response to a newsman’s grants to local school districts where a picnic will be served at dramatically in suburban Solon sion with a vehicie operated by to operation after a winter-long question. Pease said he thought and for the department’s own 87 Summer St.; Florence I. U J expired term ending July 14, noon. Later, the group will tour recently, thanks to a clerical Larose, East Hartford; Mildred Award Winners Dale L. Carlow, 22, of 18 Del- strike. Pease said the ab increased gasoline expenses for operating expenses. error. 1977. He succeeds the Rev. Paul the home. Mrs. Donald Booth of Rejects Demand J. Miller, 188 Spencer St,; mont St., at about 2:30 a.m. breviated schedule will save the the buses would be compen The budget includes money The Cleveland Trust Co. Two names have been added J. Bartlewski of Enfield, who 10 Eleanor St., Vernon, is in DETROIT (AP) — General Carrie J. Anderson, 21 Ed ^iSSthers LINCOLN Both vehicles were towed; both state 112,500 in subsidy sated for by an increase in for 96 new positions including 81 branch gave a customer headed resigned. charge of transportation. Motors Corp. has rejected a munds St.; Violette A. to the list of Manchester Com drivers were treated for in payments during the summer, ridership. in the area of vocational educa for Spain 2,777,777 pesetas munity College students who — William J. O’Neill, terrorist demand that it rehire Bouchard, East Hartford; Danielson, to the board of juries and released from tion and 10 at the Mystic Oral drawn on a Madrid bank in won awards last week in the Manchester Memorial School. 1,000 employes in Argentina, a Dolores L. Deptula and trustees of the Mansfield exchange for his $500 check, the daughter, Willimantic. college’s annual data Hospital. The budget reflects an $845,- A tag sale to benefit the Haiti spokesman says. Training School to fill an un 344 MAIN STREET bank said. At current exchange Also, Elizabeth M. Daugherty processing department awards Court date is June 25. 000 decrease in the amount of Medical Missions will be held The .spokesman said on rates, that many pesetas are dinner. expired term ending June 30, Cashman Given Wednesday that an unidentified and son, 94 Hemlock St.; 1974. He succeeds the late per pupil grants to local Saturday starting at 9 a.m. at m €D ICA L worth $50,000. Jacquelline Beaulieu Two police cruisers were in 242 Summit St. ’The sale will in man called the companyjs Patricia L. Middlekauff and 0 governments and a $700,000 “I knew the dollar was under received an award for most out Marjorie G. Campbell of New Argentina subsidiary June 1 and P H J i ^ m A C V i^on, 8 Blueberry Circle, volved in a minor accident at E. reduction in transportation' clude a hand lawnmower, tools, valued, but I am a little dis standing programmer, and Nanadn. Oath Of Office said a top GM official would be Ellington; Mary A. Ferrier and —Richard C. Monighetti, Suf- Center and Spruce Sts. early grants. a kitchen set, clothing and other j p t iN G. FRANK, mayed to see what we did to it Edward Poutre was cited as items. kidnaped if the workers were daughter, Willimantic; Elmer MORIARTY BROTHERS field, for a five-yeaj term Thursday. Cruisers operated by HARTFORD (AP) - The Robert and Johanna, ages six Both are the result of REQ. PHARMACIST in that transaction,” a bank of being most helpful to others. Patrolmen Gary Benson and not rehired. L. Odell, 512 E. Center St.; John beginning July 1, on the Board chain of succession that began and four respectively; his projected declines in school ficial said. He said the Muldoon, 83 Brent Rd.; Stephen A story detailing the other of Examiners of Embalmers Donald Wright were in collision with the appointment of T. mother and father, Mr. and enrollment. Polish National Alliance customer was expected to awards appeared in Thursday’s at about 6 a.m. Damage was ap Group 1988 will meet Sunday at P. Naglack, Sandy Beach Rd., and Funeral Directors, Clark Hull to a Superior Court Mrs. E. R. Cashman of 'Proposed grants for special return the check. Rockville. Herald. h PLAYS BALL! succeeding Edward P. Neilan parently minor; there were no seat continued Thursday as Wilmington, Del.; a brother education would be increased 2 p.m. at St. John’s Polish injuries. tnstarrivedT of New London. farmer state Sen. Peter L. $3.2 million to $30 million National. Catholic Church. N and sister-in-law from — William F. Shea, Police said the cruiser acci Cashman was sworn in as Wilmington; and a sister from because more children have Stonington, to fill an unexpired dent was the result of lieutenant governor. Tahoe, Nev. been identified as qualifying for NEW Patrolman Wright taking action such assistance. JMENEW 1973 MERCURYS & LINCOLNS ^ m , ending June 30 1974, on the Cashman, of Lyme, was in Cashman, a 37-year-old reheral directors examiners to avoid collision with a third, line to succeed Hull by virtue of Cleveland, Ohio, native, was In other action,the board: Choose From Our Biggest in Stock Selection of The Year! unidentified vehicle. —Approved the 1973-74 state tfE A K H South Windsor Police .~x., / A recorded announcement A b o u t T o w n Mark E. Horris, 17, of 21 Nor Sunset Ter., South Windsor, Judge Hears Arguments ' \‘P ' \\ of Sesquicentennial -J|pek ^was charged Thursday n i^ t ma Rd., South Windsor, was events, sponsored by WINF A garage sale will be held charged Thursday night with 'with operating a motor vehicle radio, may be heard by while under the influence of Concerning Times Sale t-1 June 16 at 19 Golway St„ from 9 risk of injury to a minor calling 646-8686. a.m. to 5 p.m. to benefit St. female, possession of con liquor. Police said the arrest ■ John's Church. trolled drugs, and fourth-degree was made after a minor acci NEW HAVEN (AP)-The chain and are improvident in days “or until the Anti-trust 1I'lr / R x"*' dent in the Sullivan Ave. shop their desire of invest money in Division has had an opportunity larceny. acquisition of the Hertford I 'f r f[ South Windsor Police Chief ping plaza parking lot, in which Times by New Haven’s the Hartford Times. to study and review the Taxable Building John Kerrigan said Horris was Trudnak’s car hit a utility pole. Register Publishing Co. would Coryell was followed on the arrangement. At $1.4 Million The Young Marines will meet taken into custody shortly after Tnidnak was released on a strengthen newspaper witness stand by Lionel “If such a request is refused, tonight at 6:50 at the Marine , The estimated value of police received complaints of 1500 non-surety bond for court operations in both cities, Hart Jackson, who was questioned consideration should be given to i Corps League Home. Manchester construction for an incident involving a seven- appearance June 25. ford Times President and about the circumstances under seeking a temporary which building permits were year-old girl. A quantity of pills Publisher Roger C. Coryell told which he was elected president restraining order or a !7 issued last month was about 245 and a stolen c r^ it card were a Superior Court judge of the Register Co. and about preliminary injunction to block Manchester Garden Club will per cent higher than for those among Horris' possessions Thurs^y. the resignations of two non the purchase,’’ the letter said. 1 irtSnf have a potluck Monday at 6:30 issued a year ago, reports when he was arrested, Coryell said advantages could family trustees who served The CCAG said in a press p.m. at th home of Mrs. Rockville result from the combiration of previous to Conland. release that the acquisition Thomas Monahan, chief Douglas J. Roberts, Bolton Rd., Kerrigan said. building inspector. Horris was held overnight on certain editions and the pooling The resigned trustees are would bring U^ether under the Vernon. Members are The total was $1,410,468 for a |S,000 bond, and he was to be Hospital of production resources. Bernard Colby of New London same ownership the second, reminded to brij((8v^place set- and Herbert S. MacDonald of fourth and fifth leading May of this year, compared to tings. presented in court today. Judge Leo Parskey is con 11 Notes North Haven. MacDonald is newspapers in Connecticut in $408,352 for May 1972. sidering a petition for a ten- Jon Harrison porary injunction against the now a justice on the Connecticut terms of advertising revenue. A $568,472 affidavit for the S utherland Eric L. Meyers, 16, of North Admitted Thursday: Douglas Tudor Apartments on Oakland purchase of the Hartford after Supreme Court. “Involved here is not only a Franklin, was charged Bassham, Prospect St., St. accounted for about 40 per noon paper by the Register Parskey agreed to seal'cer subscriber market but an They Promote Book Sale Thursday night with operating a Rockville; Holman Beck Jr., cent of the current May total. Publishing Co. The Register Co. tain financial records of the advertising market,’’ the CCAG Members of Gibbons motor vehicle without a license Merrow Rd., Tolland; Gerard 4^ % An affidavit is an addition to the political life through the years publishes the New Haven newspapers that parties in the said. “It would be important to To commemorate Assembly, Catholic Ladies of and possession of a stolen of the Cheney Empire, painting Blouin, Grandview St., Tolland; case expect to introduce as know from an anU-trust original estimate for a building Manchester's Sesquicentennial Columbus, are reminded of the motor vehicle. South Windsor Register'' and Journal-Courier project. a picture of the time at which Deborah Bukowski, George newspapers. evidence, but refused a new perspective the extent to which anniversary, the town and June picnig to be held Tuesday Police reported. Dr., Rockville; Charles Permits were issued last Manchester was "Silk City” to The injunction is being sought request to close the courtroom advertising rates might in Manchester Community at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Police said Meyers was Cefaratti, Kelly Rd., South month for 12 single-family the world. by Richard S. Jackson, the to the press. crease or b ^ m e frozen due to College (MCC) are sponsoring Edward Walsh, 138 Garth Rd. stopped by police for a routine dwellings, 3 garages, a founda The pre-publication price of Windsor; Michael Chase, The case was to continue in the common ownership of publication of a new bmk on the check, and it was discovered former president of the mfnKmxa: tion for a warehouse on Sheldon the book will be $8.95. After Village St., Rockville; Clarence court this afternoon. newspapers otherwise com history of Manchester, written that the car he was operating Register Co., and other Jackson Rd., 2 tool sheds, 5 signs, 12 July 1 the price will rise to Finley, Hartford Tpke., The Connecticut Citizen Ac peting for advertising by Dr. William E. Buckley. The had been reported stolen from family members who are also swimming pools, 14 fences, 4 af $9.95. A special limited-edition Rockville; John Krumierek, tion Group (CCAG) said in business.” bMk, entitled “A New England Groton Wednesday. beneficiaries of the John Day fidavits, 2 demolitions, 183 elec volume, autographed by the Franklin Park, Rockville; Hartford lliursday that federal Pattern: The History o( Meyers was held on a $5,000 Jackson Trust. The trust owns trical, 28 plumbing and 35 author and silk covered, will be Virginia Sanders, Ridgewood the Register Co. anti-tust officials should look They Restore Truck For Parade Manchester, Connecticut,” will bond for court appearance Dr., Vernon;- Agnes Trefil, heating projects, and 35 be on sale duriog Sesquicenten on sale for a price of $25. today. The plaintiffs have also asked into the proposed acquisition of WANTED Charter Rd., Rockville; Robert the Times. The Town of Manchester Fire overhauling and painting — at the touches on the truck now, hoping to be alterations and additions. nial Week, June 23 through 30. for the removal of Henry J. a Among the additions were: Waldron, Enfield; Janet The citizens’ interest group Clean, Late Modal Department, as part of its observance town’s Spruce St. firehouse. ready for the big parade June 23. Assisting in the publication Robert E. Trudnak, 19, of 21 Conland of Catskill, N.Y., and $75,000 for Rogers Corp. on Mill Wallace, Geraldine Dr., and Ralph Nader’s Washington- of the town’s sesquicentennial, is Town firemen started working on The Ahrens-Fox was considered the and marketing of the book are lirSSKIN A U.VDIO I AN Lionel S. Jackson, president S St., $18,000 for Millers Falls Ellington. based Corporate Accountability USED CARS restoring a 1921 vintage fire truck to the truck on their off-duty time a few most advanced piece of apparatus Jon Harrison, director of , Amniiin— .Ionian’s Kiiit; IIus- and publisher of the Register warehouse on Progress Dr., Discharged Thursday: Frank Research Group expressed be driven in the sesquicentennial months ago. The truck, which had publications at MCC; and John soia is ail anliail aniati-ur nulio ORIVE nRST Co., as two of the three trustees a Top Pricoa Paid | when it was delivered in 1921. It was $24,000 for Cresfield Convales Bailey, Terrace Dr., Rttckville; of the trust. Richard Jackson is their concern in a joint letter to parade June 23. be.en housed at thie noiy-disused Co. 1 capable of pumping 800 gallons of F. Sutherland, director of the operator. H urinir severe eivil CLASS IN ONE cent Hospital on Vernon St., strife ill liis eoiiiitry two years Sherie Bailey, Terrace Dr., the third trustee. Thomas Kauper, the Justice For AU Makes | Above, South Manchester Co. 1 men Institute of Local History at firehouse on Pine St., was moved to water a minute, and it’ll still pump, $10,000 for Multi Circuits on MCC. atro he assureil liis worried OF THESE Rockville; Dorothy Department’s assistant at CARTER CNEVROLn I The plaintiffs claim Lionel pose with the brand-new Ahrens-Fox the old Spruce St. firehouse, which is firemen say. Harrison St. and $28,000 for friends hy radioiair: "All is well. Beaverstock, Grove St., Jackson and Conland rejected a torney in charge of anti-trust. Buckley’s m aster’s essay, Rockville; Louise Cozz,, C0.,MC. I \pumper on a test run in November now used just for storage. (The 1922 photo above is courtesy of Tierney Funeral Home on W. “The Hartford Convention,” Morale is liitfli here.” multi-million dollar offer for The two groups said Kauper 1229 Main street $ 1^ , shortly after the piece of ap The men tore the truck apart, Center St. Newington; Sherri Cyr, Union should request that the acquisi retired Co. 1 fireman Frank Robinson was published by the Yale the sale of the Register proper . (^646-6464 •:$ paratus was delivered. checking and fixing nearly St., Rockville; Edwai^ Gessay, ties to a national newspaper tion be delayed for at least 30 of 77 Garden St. Below is a Herald University Press as a part of Lewis St., Rockville; Patricia South Windsor Scout Becomes Eagle Below, town firemen of today work everything, and then put it back’ photo by Bevins) the Connecticut Tercentenary Hollay, High St., RockviUe; on the same truck—stripped down for together. They’re putting the finishing Famine Feared Series. He has taught for nearly Michael Milanese, Hartford ^ n a ld Reister, ^ Foster St., South Windsor, is presented the E a ^ ' Scout Badge, the ROME (AP) - The United 50 years at Hartford Public AT LAST! Tpke., Rockville; Lorraine highest award tn Boy Scouting, by his mother, Mrs. Albina Reister, at the Scout Troop 389 DSASIIC DISCOUNTS ON NEW ’73 CNRYSIERS & DODGES Nations’ early warning system High School, Trinity College, Rouillard, Enfield; Peter "■ R)gAC4RfF»ff-" for famine is signaling a red the University of Hartford and . . in stock for Reister has earned numerous awards and honors since the beginning of his alert. MCC. He has been a member of Tarcha, Stafford Springs; participation m 1969, including his recent appointment as a senior leader fqr the troop Glenn Tautkus, Longview St., The Food and Agriculture the Manchester School Board IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Rockville; Marie Tessier, Hart which will 1» attending the August National Boy Scout Jamboree in Moraine State Park Organization (FAO) lists 28 and the Library Board and was ford; Doreen Thompson, Pennsylvania. Other awards given at the Court of Honor were the Star Scout Badge to Eric countries stricken by drought a 1968 recipient of the Greater JOE SULLIVAN Femwood Rd., Vernon; Scott Strandberg, the LHe Scout badge to Dave Lappala and 39 merit badges to active iroop I this year. The prolonged series Manchester Chamber of Safes Rtpn$Mtatlv» Wilson, Grove St., Rockville. members. (Herald photo by Pinto) , V of dry spells, the worst in 25 Commerce “M” award. years, has killed cattle and The book, which is being Recommends These reduced crops in wide areas of published by the Pequot Press, WEEKEND SPEGMLS! Latin America, Asia, Africa Chester, traces the history of and the Middle East. Manchester from its incorpora ir COMPACTS ir Coventry j ’quju Bcaches Readied For millions in the affected tion in 1923 to present times. countries, this means serious The book follows the town's the Coventry High School ban, NEW 1973 BUICK 67RUHIER $1295 HOLLY GANTNER The paviiion wiii be an open department were offered by food shortages and malnutri social, economic, cultural and iRogu* eonvartibl*, Im- the InterChurch Holiday Com tion; for some, starvation. Correapondent metal building for picnicking off-duty patrolmen and their NEW 73 DODGE POLARA I tnaculita, hard to And modal. 6 mittee, Coventry Policemen’s BRAND NEW 1973 CHRYSLER Tel. 742-8795 and arts and crafts programs. wives. Cost, of refreshments W AGON. V-8, PS, Pp, ★ REGALS leyl., auto., PS. Individual Town Beaches are nearly Wives’ Association, Senior NEWPORT 4 DOOR SEDAN rocllnlng front aaala. Jual o«ar Rafts and buoys for the was borne by the Policemen’s assist handles, auto lock I Citizens, Coventry Soccer fquipptd with V-8 trjtn*, outomailc I 40,000 orlg. mllaa. Rad, btaek ready for the official June 15 beaches are being painted and Benevolent Association and the tailgate, radio, whitewalls. fronwninioB. powtf itttring, po/tat dice J 643-5135 kickoff to the summer season, Association, Capt. Nathan Hall No. 3095. brokai, ItiR htand ovhidt mirror, rocto i 24 HOUR TOWING ★ CENTURY LUXUS shouid be installed shortly, said Policemen’s Wives’ Associa htovy duty thecki. whlltwolU. Stack and residents are reminded that Mrs. Young. tion. Athletic Fund, Police Nbr.3081. Benevolent Association, Stu '3745 stickers are required for those In addition to its summer Kjellquist attended the New ★ CENTURY 350's using Lisicke Memorial Park. swimming program, which is dent Loan Fund, Coventryls TZHRlVROLET 1 71 PMTO $1795 England Institute of Law En 72 CHRYSLER The stickers are available for co-sponsored by the Mothers Boys’ Baseball Association, NOVA 2-Door. Vinyl roof, V-8. 89 8 6 Iz-Door Sadin.. 4 eyi., forcement Management in D D E DART New Yorker Brougham 4-Door JVIORIARTY HERS $1.50 at the town clerk’s office Coventry Football Association PS, PB, ww tires, A M radio,low 2 DOO R HARDTOP. 6-cyl„ euto ★ CENTURYS Iwitomatle, radio, whltawalla, Club, the Recreation Commis April, held at Babson College in HT, vinyl root, air conditioning, and the Connecticut Trails mileage. Irene., radio. \ Inlarlor. in the Town Hall, and an extra sion wiil sponsor a giris’ and Wellseley, Mass. full power. sticker may be obtained free of womens’ tennis program begin Council of Girl Schouts. $2195 $1395 ★ APOLLOS The course involved instruc Anyone interested in serving $3895 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER,CONN.* Ph one 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 charge if a family owns two ning in Juiy, and a children’s tion in collective bargaining, U cars. on the ball’s steering com OIOS $1295 acrobatic program. conciliation and arbitration, FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Sand is scheduled for delivery mittee should contact John 70 60 CHEVROLET BEL AIR PRICED Police Training grievances and discipline. 69 8UICK LeSASRE DOOBE CORONET I a u to m a tic . powar ataaring, Lacek, chairman. South St. 4 DOOR SEDAN. Auto Irene., 4 DOOR SEDAN. PS. V-8. auto to both Lisicke and Sandy 4 DOO R HT. PS, PB. air con '.wtilta lop. All four patrolmen in the PS, radlf, V-8, Sharp, low trans., low miles. CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS FROM Shores before the June 15 GOP Plans Picnic ditioning, vinyl roof. ^3173 Coventry Police Department mileage. opening, according to Sandy $1195 on all makes . . . received 40 hours of training The Republican Town Com $1595 $1795 SHOP. . .THEN STOP AT Young, chairman of the during the month of April, ac mittee is planning a townwide 168 RUBIER $1195 Aleman Freed Recreation Commission, which cording to Police Chief Robert oldfashioned picnic, to be held lAmarIcan 2-Ooor Sadan. 6 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina LOAN and RENTAL CARS is in charge of the beaches. Kjellquist. July 15 at the Miller- Icylindara, automatic, powar Lifeguards will be on duty at (AP) — Francisco Aleman, a Available by Appointment . . ataaring, radio, tan, black top. Richardson Field, Rt. 31. S&SBUICK I Patrolmen Joe Deslauries, N retired rear admiral, was set IA good aacond car. both beaches starting June 15 Larry Fawcet, Lyndon Wilmot The event will feature box for weekends, and fuli time free today after being held 68 England's Fastest Crowingliuick-^Optl^SftabDeat'tr" and Arthur Tedford par lunches, refreshments, softball STAN OZIMEK, Manager t l ADKMS ST„ MKNCHESTER (Open Eves.) 6494571 Starting June 25. Susan Nesbitt and other attractions to raise days by kidnapers of the leftist ticipated in the program of the People’s Revolutionary Army. 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER (M tlO IIM ta *Ni.lS,Nnllt4|w.y,OMlMi6aiCrfM| will head the '"crew' of four money for the Fall election CHORCHES Jtfil • Mliwlti (nm OMV.lMrn Hirifw A Manchester Regional Police 71 DRTSUN $1595 lifeguards once again this year. campaign. ' Two days earlier, the Academy during their offduty People’s Revolutionary Army 11200 Faattiack. 4-apaad, radio, Town engineers have told the hours, without remuneration. Invit^ guests to the picnic in ■ ™ i OF MANCHESTER m m Ibuckal aaata, aupar aconomy Recreation Commission that clude Sen. Lowell Weicker, freed a major in the military ■"•“ -tp, Kally graan, black In- Courses of instruction con border police held for 40 days. 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 Today in History SHOP AND SAVE plans for a pavilion at Lisicke ducted by several police and Con. Robert Steele, State Rep. have been approved and the Today is Friday, June 8, the court officials included Jessie Brainard, and State Sen. from the Union. In 1942, during World War II, 1971 Cadillac DeVille 1971 Chrysler N.Y. area designated for the building 59th day of 1973. There are 206 1971 Galaxie 500 Supreme Court guidelines, nar David Odegard. In 1872, Penny post cards Japanese submarines shelled Maroon 2-Or. H-Top. Auto trans., Gold 4-Dr. H-Top- Auto trans., V- Yellow 2-Dr. H-Top. Auto trans., has been staked out. The next days left in the year. cotics investigation, crime John Druge is general chair were authorized by an act of Sydney, Australia. V-0 eng., PS, PB. Pwlndows, 6 eng., PS, PB. Pwindows, radio, V-8, PS,, tint glass, radio, wsw step is clearance by the Today’s highlight in history: Pseat, AM/PM radio, black vinyl vinyl roof, tint glass, wsw, wheel tires. No. 122A 69 VOLKS $1495 scene techniques, youth ser man, with Paul Diehl in charge Congress. building inspector and actual of publicity. On this date in the year 632, the In 1953, the U.S. Supreme top, cruise control, tint glass, plus covers. AlfCond. I Faatback. 4-apaad, radio, vices, warrant application, In 1905, President Theodore construction. A concrete slab SALES prophet Mohammed died. Court ruled that restaurants in more. Air Cond. I radial tiraa, powdar blua. Mack motor vehicle law, and motor Roosevelt offered to act as a Air Cond. *3145 I Intarlof. will be installed by a local con Charity Ball Recipients On this date— the District of Columbia could M995 vehicle accident investigation. mediator in the Russo-Japanese tractor and labor will be The Charity Ball steering FORD In 1861, Tennessee seceded not refuse to serve Negroes. Nearly 600 people visited the SERVICE war. committee has announced the 1971 Volkswagen 1971 Dodge Demon 1971 Maverick provided by-resident William local department during its re DILLON Kenyon at no cost to the town recipients of proceeds from the White Micro Wagon. S-pass., 4- cent open house during National Green 2-Dr. H-Top. White vinyl Blue 2-Dr. Sedan. Std. trans., 6- ★ WAGONS ir for erection of the structure. eighth annual ball, held last CO speed tarns., white sidewall tires, roof, auto trans., PS, radio, wsw, • Police Week, when tours of the 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER extra clean cyt eng., radio, wsw tires month. Those named include wheel covers. i I 71 DODGE $25^ 643-2145 Coronal Sta. Wagim. 6-paaa., *2145 *1995 *1595 s I V-S, automatic, powar ataaring, 100% GUARANTEED 1971 Pontiac 1971 LTD Ford 1971 Squire Wagon I radio, whltawalla, Pawlar, FOR 60 DAYS WITH 1973 LTD WAGON Green 2-Dr. H-Top Catalina. Auto Green 4-Dr. H-Top. Auto trans,, Green S-Pa'ss. Auto trans, SCRANTON MQTORSy INC. -.JBL.,, 3S1 V-S, Crulsomatlc, power etearinii, powar trans., V-0 eng., white vinyl roof, V-0 eng.. PS. PB. tint glass, radio, eng., PS. PB. radio, tint glass, « /3a # V a >a» n . . . . fw M A . _ NO MILEAGE LIMITATION radio. PS, PB, tint glass, wsw. wsw. wheel covers. Pwindows. wsw. whisel covers- Get Your Good Buy From A Good Dealer! 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H-lop, auto.'radio, w/w, this 1 dows, p/aeats, V-top, new Urea. $ ^ g v-8, 695!““ *1895 69 “j.*- *1895 68™" *1495 TED TBUDON INCORPORATED DECORMIER car exceptionally nice...... $4881 FITZGERALD FORD Motor Sales, bic. •lohn Adams Frink DoMto 285 BROAD STREET SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. VOLKSWAGEN-P OPEN B AM to 9 PM CONVENiENT HARTFORD NAT^INAL BANK OR COHN. BANK AND TRUST CO. TIME PAYMENT PLANS RUNCHESTER a 843-4185 715P *2795 68«SI *995 7355^2895 Cadillac • Oldamoblle • Pontiac * sa 4*dr.HT,DMk|Man/Gtaa«lnt., V w CadatWvG V V V |lirSfylesU*,Brwwelaeiii SHOP TONITC ’HI 91 872-9145 V-8,Cfwto9MMrt6c,'Paarar ataaf T a ^ n aa4 e»t, 4 t y lin w , 4 #wt, V 4 , 3 q$ee4 Paww 9Na» WINDSOR AVE.-R0UTE 83 ROCKVILLE 875-3369 643-2485 Route 83, Vernon 643-1181 In|'u4 knkiii,iiltni,4iliiii. ROUTE 83 TOLLAND TURNPIKE. TALCOTTVILLE. TEL. MANCHESTER 649-2838 ■ _____ SH O P m m m m a n d s a v e I t o VI "N . t * f 1 r r\ PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVfeNING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June ^ 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., June 8. 1973— PAGE NINETEEN Boys State Hebron INVITATION INVITATION TO BID TO BID ^)UiD The Manchester Board of Gardening The Board of Education, Biographies Education seeks bids for Music Another Vote Set Supplies for the elementary Manchester, Connecticut FRIDAY, JUiNE 8, 1973 schools for the 1973-1974 school solicite bids for a Utility VOL. XXXV, No. 29 (Editors Note: ’This is the se newspaper staff. Craig'also Is a Van. Sealed proposals will be with year. Sealed proposals will be cond part of a two-part series member of the National Honor On School Budget received until June 21,1973 un received until June 15,1973 util on Boys State delegates from Society. til 3i30 p.m. at which time they 3:30 p.m. at which time they MHS. This article will deal with Randall S. Comp, otherwise will be publicly opened. The FRANK ATWOOD ■ ANNEEMT from 72 to 74 mills, a tentative will be publicly opened. 'The Class Visits Yale Med School the qualifications of the known as Randy, resides at 97 / ■ right is reserved to reject any jlght is reserved reject any delegates, their interests, and Hollister St. He enjoys music, Correapondeni figure according to Richard and all bids. Specificaitonsto and Tel. 228-3971 and all bids. Specifications and On Tuesday, May 29, the Ad leukemia that affects children, arteriolsclerosis. Two of Dr. extracurricular activities.) sports, and politics. He is a Grant, chairman of the finance bid forms may be secured at kidney coil and then introduced For the third time voters of bid forms may be secured at vanced Biology class traveled giving some hopeful statistics Graeme Hammond’s (prof, of member of the Students board. the Business Office 45 N. School a patient who was actually on Hebron will have an opportuni the Business Office 45 N. School to Yale Medical School under which have resulted from drug surgery) assistants discussed Assembly (he recently ran for Our Connecticut state flower, Picnic Street, Manchester, Connec the kidney machine. She ty to accept, reject or cut the Street, Manchester, Connec the guidance of Mrs. Florence research: in 1960, the average the heart-lung machine, which As was mentioned in the last president), the Round Table the Mountain Laurel, is onp of The town’s second annual ticut. Raymond E. Demers, allowed, the students to view Board of Education’s proposed ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Levine, their teacher. life span for a child with is used in the coronary bypass issue, the five MHS delegates to Singers, the Student Assembly the most beautiful flowering family picnic and outing will be Business Manager. this apparatus in action. ’This 1973-1974 budget of 9746,000 at Business Manager. A full scedule of lectures and leukemia was three monthslo a surgical procedure. Boys State are: Craig Robert Teen Council, and many sports shrubs in the world. There are held W^nesday from 5 p.m. un Sincerely, scene was amazing as students Monday evening’s town Sincerely, demonstrations were planned year; in 1973 50 per cent of the We th en w ent to th e Steely, Randy Shvino Comp, teams. He played MHS football • 11 many variations in the buds and til dark at Grayville Falls on Raymond E. Demers reflected that without the meeting scheduled for 8 at the Raymond E. Demers for the students. The day affected children can expect to laboratory of Mr. Holcomb, Richard Joseph Wasserman, in the fall, and also plays blossoms, from white through r j Reldy Hill and Grayville Rds. Business Manager machine the man who was Hebron Elementary School. Business Manager started with a visit to the' live longer than five years. The who invented the phrenic using it could not survive more Scott A. Odell, Michael J. Shen- basketball, soccer, and shades of pink to red. Hot dogs and beverages will sie. The first budget meeting, laboratory of Dr. Robert main problem the scientists are pacemaker. This is to the than a week. Many years of baseball. He was a member of Boys State Delegates Beginning as long as 1840, be provide by the town. Those Craig Steely, who resides at which was attended by ap Court of Probate Handschumacher, director of facing is lack of funds for diaphram as the cardiac research have preceded the use the Columbus Boys Choir. different forms of Mountain residents wishing to bring their INVITATION 39 ’Trebbe Dr., likes sports, Representing Manchester High Schooi at Connecticut Boys proxim ately 120 people, District of Manchester biological science at Yale research. Recently federal pacemaker is to the heart. He of this life-saver. Richard Joseph Wasserman, Laurel, distinpished mainly by own salads may do so but churck, and politics. He plays State will be from left, back row: Scott Odell and Craig rejected a 9729,424 budget on NOTICE TO CREDITORS Medical School. His assistant. funds allocated for such demonstrated its use and spoke The Advanced Biology otherwise known as Rich, color variations, have been should plan to bring their own TO BID varisity soccer at the high Steely; front row, Randy Comp and Richard Wasserman. the basis that it tyas too low as Or. Jack Uren talked about the research at medical schools of its role in helping with students are fortunate to having resides at 35 Duval St. He likes named, yet even today there is . paper plates and silverware. ESTA TE OF GEORGE C. school, is active in the school (HSW photo by Marcia Spano) the Board of Finance had EBERSOLD The Board of Education, cancer research he is engaged have been impounded. malfunctioning respiratory been' given the privilege of sports and politics. Besides no large-scale nursery produc Recreation Commission student assembly (he’s presi deleted 917,100 for transporta Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Manchester^ Connecticut in; particularly concerning Celeste Grant the head centers to breath. ’ meetjng the distinguished playing varsity soccer with the tion of named varieties. member James Cello will bring E. FitzGerald, Judie, all claims must be leukemia. The lecture was in dent for the ’73-’74 school year) tion to Rham High School for presented to tlw fiduciary named below solicits bids for Milk for the technician demonstrated the In the Maemodlalysis Divi faculty and have been exposed MHS squad this fall, he is a Scott A. Odell resides at 424 the trumpet for his church, This situation is changing, sports equipment for games teresting and very informative. and is on the executive board of double sessions. on or before Sratember 1 ivn or be 1973-1974 school year. Sealed technique of chromatography, sion, we were introduced to Mrs. to several types of current member of the Student Vernon St. He likes sports, used to play trumpet for the and largely through the work of following supper. barred byy law. file fiduciaryfiducial is: Students le a rn t that the ap the Connecticut Federation of For the second budget Haiel M. EbersoM proposals will be received until and showed the students many Helen Fiegehbaum, its direc medical research at Yale Assembly, was student politics, and working wiUi the Bennet band, is sergeant-at- one young geneticist at the In case of rain, the picnic will proach scientists are now sophisticated tools used in their Student Councils. He is also on meeting, the finance board 15 South Street June 21, 1973 until 3:30 p.m. at tor. She showed an artificial University Medical School. representative to the Board of retarded. He has been on both arms for the Instructors of'the Connecticut Agricultural be held on Thur^ay evening. Manchester, Conn. 06040 taking ig hunting for a leukimia the Manchester Recreation reinstated the 917,100 for double which time they will be publicly research. Education, and a member of the varsity and the JV MHS Handicapped, and played varsi Experiment Station, Dr. cure is quite complex: they Next, we went to the Cardiac- staff, has served as both vice- the Connecticut Federation of session transportation bringing opened. The right is reserved to football teams, JV baseball, ty soccer for MHS this past fall. Richard A. Jaynes. You may in a budget of 9746,424. This, want to isolate the particular Thoracic Research laboratory. president and president of the Student Councils. soon be able to tell your Court of Probate, District of Manchester reject any and all bids. and has served as both About the soccer team, he notes too, was rejected, on the basis NOTICE OF HEARING enzyme responsible for the in There, Dr. Condois Methodigt Youth Fellowship of He is also the Manchester Public Specifications and bid forms Jacobin Play secretary and treasurer to the that in this past season, the nurseryman that you want a that it was too high. Less than ESTATE OP ELEANOR FIELD hibition of normal cell growth North Methodist Church, and is VIBBERT aka ELEANOR F. may be secured at-the Business demonstrated a coronary Recreation Department super Boys Leaders Club. He is a team tied with Conard for the Mountain Laurel of a named and to apply this to leukemia bypass, which was actually im a member of the school visor. X 50 persons attended this VIBBERT, Incapable. Office 45 N. School Street, member of the Student CCIL title, which, he said they v ^ e ty and know in advance Records Pursuant to an order of Hon. William cells. meeting. Manchester, Connecticut. Ray planted in a dog. Such Was A Beauty Assembly and has worked at never should have done. what color it will have in the E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated June 5.1073 Dr. Handschumacher spoke operations are being used today For the third meeting, the a hearing will be held on an application mond E. Demers, Business Camp Kennedy, Manchester’s Says Mike “we never should bud and in the open flower. finance board Is presenting Warranty Deeds praying for auUiority to sell certain real Manager. about the particular type of to correct the condition of Dr. Jaynes began to work estate as in said appIleaUon on flit more Last Friday evening, in the summer camp for the retarded. have tied, them, never.” In Boy basically the same budget (less Green Manor Construction Sincerely, aloud for the benefit of the Manchester High with Mountain Laurel in 1961 fully appears, at the Court of Probate on cafeteria, Sock ’n Buskin Michael J. Shensie resides at Scouting, Michael has gained 1 9424) which, if adopted, will In Co. Inc. to William J. Maher Jr. June IS. 1073 at II a.m. Raymond E. Demers audience. ’The play was per and found, to his surprise and presented one of two student- 54 ’Tuck Rd. He likes music. his Life Scout rank, and crease the town’s mill rate and Adeline M. Maher, unit in Madeline B. ZIebarth, Clerk Business Manager formed in one end of the delight, that he had phictically directed plays scheduled for Boy Scouting, helping the han “almost gained his Eagle Scout Northfleld Green Con German Club Tour cafeteria, a setting not exactly Hosts CCIL Meet a clear field. No breeding work Bandel Mountain Laurel, found growing in the wild at Chaplin, is being studied at the this spring. suitable to the 1700’s setting of dicapped, and sports. He plays in the fall of ’73. dominium, conveyance tax had been done with the Moun Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station as a promising parent for new strains of 938.50. “Beauty and the Jacobin’’ by the play, although the props in 'The week’s only sunny day yard relay team. tain Laurel. The plant was dif Connecticut’s lovely state flower. (Photo from Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Sta Norman S. Hohenthal to Billy Starts June 19 Booth Tarkington, was directed the acting area gave this at was the setting for the CCIL A1 Wood (junior) paced ficult to root from cuttings Field Day track meet. May 22, tion) Herald P. and Suzanne W. Flake, by Claudia Kuehl. ’The^ play mosphere. Manchester in the running costly to graft and untrue froic Tuesday, June 19, is less than all 10 teams of th CCIL com AFS Fashion Show property at 29 Franklin St., con Wednesday several students, came off quite well, despite two Paul Strand, playing Louis de events with two seconds in the seed. two weeks away from today. Yesterdays veyance tax 937.40. each representing different handicaps. One of the Valny-Cherault, did a good job peted on Manchester’s cinder 120 p r d high hurdles and the Laurel, native to the coastal clusters along the stem instead , another blossom has been AFS.held its annual spring ' All in all the show was Ihe Mountain Laurel we see Judgment Lien On that day, approximately classes or groups going on the characters, Valsin, had to be of portraying the troubled track. While no official team 330 intermediate hurdles. Mof plain from South Carolina to of at the tip. some are pure mixed into the cross. 40 students and chaperones are trip had their picture taken for replaced at the last minute, and scores were maintained, fat ran second in the 880 yard fashion show last Saturday enjoyed by the small numbers growing now in parks and on Florida. It is a little plant, no white, some pink and others Stylo Matchmaking. Inter French aristocrat. In a few in that attended. Dr. Jaynes has solved this 25 Years Ago national Inc. of Weymouth, SATURDAY taking off in a 747 to land In ’The Herald. Gerry Perrett read the part stances, his emotions could Manchester’s trackmen run. Captain Phil Stoneman afternoon, in the MHS home grounds came, by one more than 18 inches tall, with mixed. The hybrids are problem with the help of an or Mass, against Al Gayson, Cologne, Germany. The This trip, under the have come across with more in asserted themselves well. (senior) and Bucy each placed cafeteria. Fashions were means or another, from the small leaves about half an Inch beautiful plants, says Dr. Thomas ,J. Morrissey Is supplied by Rag Doll. Shanti School dinary bumble-bee. Two plants property at 44 Village St., German-club-sponsor^ trip leadership of Wilfrid Hippier tensity, but at most times, he ’Three records fell in the day’s in their events. Stoneman took wild, but whoever dug up the long. The hybrid offspring are Jaynes, but “slow growing and elected grand knight of BANKING to be crowed are set close Campbell Council, ’ Knights of 9182.14. has been in the planning stage and Mrs. William Mclnemy, maintained well the dignified activity. Windham’s Arthur a second in the mile, while Meeting Set small plant in the woo^ or more compact than Mountain finicky.” They do not together and covered with a for two years, and is finally will visit the various towns Disaster Potvin set the record in the 330 Bucy copped fifth in the 440 At 10 a.m. it looked as if the planted seed from a wild plant Laurel but not hardy in Connec transplant well. Columbus. Marriage Licenses and pompous airs which the For June 13 box-shaped screen. When the Frank David Fox, 689 Main happening. where Mrs. Mclnerny taught intermediate jurdles with a yard run. Manchester’s other show was going to be a com had to wait until it grew up and ticut. Color varies from near Sheep laurel, in itself, may 9 A.M. -12 NOON role demanded. blossoms open, a bumblebee is St., and Unda Lois Till, 438 school, and Mr. Hippier first time of 41.2 seconds. His team ribbon-winning runners were plete disaster. Nobody was An informative session dn the blossomed before he knew what white to a deep pink. It might become a garden plant, since 10 Years Ago Drill Linda Giraitis, as Anne liberated in the box and sets to Parker St., June 23. attended school. ’The students mate Pete Witkowski shattered Jeff Geyer (senior), fourth in there to work, only 25 tickets Shanti School in Hartford will color characteristics it would hae use in climates no colder colors can be controlled to a Burtons’s and Thom McAn’s MtlKICSTEII SniE 5MK deLaseyne, Louis’s sister, held work at once, flying from Francis Elden Proulx, Nor will also visit towns in the mark in the long jump with the two mile and Chilson, third had been sold, and worst of all, be conducted Wednesday, June have. than at Washington, D.C. considerable extent and cut announce plans to rethodel and Conducted well in character throughout bloBSom-to-blossom. folk, Va., and Laureen ^Iriey 1041 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Indians Lose Switzerland and Austria. . the play. She put dcross a good a leap of 22-2Vi” , and the triple in the 100 yaird dash. the piano was stuck in the gym. 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the high One Grows In Cuba Rocky Top tings caii be rooted readily. One Honey bees could do the job expand their stores during July An explosion at MCC, injured. school cafeteria for interested Rivers, 315 W. Middle Tpke. Open Sat. 8 A.M. - Noon ’The voyagers will meet the picture of a noblewoman jump with 44’3V4”. ’Three janitors Mrs. Robinson, There are, says Dr. Jaynes, The second hybrid for which variety of sheep laurel found at except that they must return to and August. Playoff T o/ 19 MHS students, one fatally. students and parents. bus in the teacher’s parking lot desperately trying to maintain ’The Manchester squad won Besides. Wiggin’s victory in and threq,or four students stood at least seven species of laurel, there is hope is a cross between Hammonasset State Park has the hive at intervals. A Member FDIC Ron Ricketts died on the way to Shanti School is Greater W in d h am / at 12:30 June 19. The bus will her dignity. more than its share of ribbons, the pole vault, Manchester took puzzling for 20 minutes on the six of them native to the North two kinds of Bog Laurel, one been given the name Ham bumblebee keeps busy in the the operating table. Cathie Hartford’s regional alternate . • / leave Manchester at two and The role of Eloise d’Anville taking three firsts, four four other places in the field situation. ’The piano was four- American continent. The native to the East and the other monasset. wire cage as long as there are Johnson was in critical condi high school. It provides rele The MHS baseball team arrive in New York at ap was filled admirably by Dee seconds, six thirds, one fourth, events. Bill Boll (senior) placed feet wide, and the door was only sevpiith q>ecies, and the only native to the high mountains of Selection Best Method blossoms open. tion with a piece of wood lodged vant, community-centered closed its season last Thursday proximately five o’clock. Take Shaw. She acted fittingly in the and two fifths. third in the discus and Jim three. How did they get it in one he hais never been able to the West. The eastern plant is 6 ' Improvement in Mountain Red-bud laurel was found on with a loss to Windham. off time on the Lufthansa 747 is in her chest. Scott Johnson had portrayal of a woman who I The Tribe had only one in there in the first place? All the education to^tudents and an op obtain for study, grows in Cuba. Laurel, or Kalmia latifolia, is Cape Cod and much of the Michalik (junior) was also third portunity for flexibility and in to 10 inches high and the The team did make the tour scheduled for 7 o’clock. And two severely wounded legs. suddenly realizes her beauty dividual winner, Scott Moffat in his event, the javelin. problems had happy endings, If there are other species, relative, called the Western most likely to come, Dr. Jaynes development work has been The “disaster” was staged dividualization of programs. naments this year with a 10-8 then, for 23 days,- the travelers and grace have lost their (sophomore) anchored the Manchester placed two people though. More people^^ived to somewhere else in the world, Alpine Laurel, is nearby now thinks, through selection of done , at Weston Nurseries in last Thursday to test how well Students devise their own they have not yet been iden ’AGW AY record as they placed third in will enjoy the European culture power. spring medley team to victory in the high jump with Mike work, and somebody came up prostrate. particularly fine plants as they Hopkinton, Mass. Robert Baker curriculum subject to state the COIL. It was quite a change and cuisine.—Dory Herman Manchester could handle a The role of Valsin, the in fine fashion. Other members with the brilliant idea of tified. The western plant does not appear naturally. There are of Tariffville is doing some of Lombardo (sophomore) and requirements and their own in from last year when the team large-scale emergency. Nin- national agent, had to be taken of the team were Dan Chilson bringing a piano from the choir Starting as other plant scien survice in the Northeast. The plants that have white buds and the principal work on Russ Herbert (junior) taking terests and goals. placed a dismal last. teen MHS students volunteered the day before the play went on, (senior), Jeff Bucy (senior), third and fifth respectively. room. And, wonder of all, 15 tists have done, often with hybrids are pretty plants, hardy flowers, whether grown in sun laurel varieties in Connecticut as victims. At 2 p.m. there was The Manchester Board of The team was led throughout by Gerry Perrett, due to last- and Jim Cratty (sophomore). Manchester was a fine host more people came to watch the renurkable results. Dr. Jaynes and compact. They produce no or shade, although there may be as a commercial nurseryman. an “explosion” in the art room Education will fund tuition for the season by captains Lyle minute problems. He had to The novice relay team also won and the meet was run very well. show. tried first to produce new seed but can be reproduced by occasional spots of color. Wien One of -the variations to of MCC. Within minutes, the two Manchester residents for CAMFUJG hybrid kinds of laurel. He has ‘Bobby’ Eastman, Donny ‘Pac- Softball read the part, but gave the part is race. Members of that team Many thanks go to the coaches cuttings. plants with white and colored receive attention now is the fire department, police, and next year, in Grades 10-12. made all possible crosses of the co’ Pagani, and Joe ‘Ar- a proper rendition, nonetheless. were Dave Bucy, Jeff Lumpkin,. P.D. Williams and C.C, A name has been given to the blossoms are crossed, white Banded Mountain Laurel. It has Season ambulance service were on Applications will be available six species,' a painstal^g and marahheehee’ Erardi. Kent Denley, the lunatic Bob Thomas, , and Joe Phillips. Also adding colorful Jay Stager the chairman of hybrid of Eastern and Western appears to be the dominant occurred in nature at several hand to evacuate the groaning at the June 13 meeting. Accep time-consuming job, which he While in the tournaments, Dossonville, could have done Desimone, all sophomores. commentary for the day was the AFS town said i few words B ^ Laurel, Rocky T<». It grows chiu-acteristic and Dr. Jaynes places and was described as Sucessful victims'. tance into the school is based on now summarizes as “in general MHS won their first game more with the part. Manchester’s distance relay meet announcer Darrell and introduced our exchange about 12 inches high and the believes that true breeding long ago as the 1800’s. ^ The more severely injured a lottery held by Shanti of not a fruitful endeavor.” against Newington as Connie Altogether the play was very team placed third as did the 880 Vincek. ‘Lewis’ ■ student. flowers look like those of Moun- lines of white laurel can be Dr. Jaynes is working with a McCurry pitched a fine game On ‘Tuesday May 29, the Girl’s students were taken by am ficials. He produced hybrid plants developed. CEARANCE intriguing, in its portrayal of the tain Laurel, but appear Bhndel Laurel which was called Softball Team upped its record and each new hybrid sealing with some hitting help irom bulance to Manchester. French nobles during the separately and not jn clusters. One of the most striking of to his attention just last year in to one win and three losses in a was treated with care and John Burger and Ray Sullivan. Memorial Hospital where they French revolution. It is too bad The color is a pink, bordering the variations is known as red Chaplin. He found about 15 tough game against East Hart were rushed into the emergen . watchpd with hope. Chie after ENJOY ALL THE FUN OF ’The team then traveled to En that more people didn’t turn out on lavender. If it had a future, it bud. While they are closed, the plants with a distinct purple-to- ford High. The game was held another, however, the hybrid field to play Enrico Fermi High cy room, or taken to surgery. to view this fine artistic effort. Pigtails’ Saga would be as a rock garden buds of this laurel are a solid brown bqnd near the outer edge on home ground. Turning in es Dave ‘Kayweir Bidwell started The less injured arrived later. turned out to be sterile. Some of plant. red. When the flowers open the on the inside of each white TENT CAMPINOIVITHOUT and pitched a fine game, only to pecially fine performances Mari Midlin was so overcome them produced blossoms but inside of the petals Is white, or petal. He made crosses of these The story with the lesson a head hold, which he is weak to The third hybrid, resulting be out-dueled by pro prospect were Sue Lilly, Gail Shimaitis, by the tragedy that she became attacker) Wouldja kindly wait a sentenced to five demerits ana none of them set seed. a delicate pink. Red-bud color plants at Chaplin and seedlings and Penny Pelletier. behind it. Note: All details hold) Whatsa matta for you? from what Dr. Jaynes calls “a ALL THEiVORKI Ken Bourque of Enfield who hysterical, and was very dif minute buster? I’ll sign the lecture of your life. ' A plant scientist does not give can be controlled. If both from these crosses are now Aridian ^ mentioned herewithin are true You nuts or something? You’ll very difficult cross,” is a -vgave up two hits, both of which On Thursday May 31, the ficult to manage. Larry Perry’s autographs after the noise Peggy: (puzzled) Leaving the up easily. Dr. Jaynes is still parents have this characteristic being grown at New Haven. It Squaws closed their season by to life occurences at MHS, and get creamed if you wAlk in product of Mountain Laurel and ■ went to Manchester’s ‘little bandage almost cut off his cir Needs You calms down...Oh, Mr. Blazzot scene of crime? I didn’t think I making crosses and there are Sheep Laurel, both native to all the offspring will have red will be four years before they OASIS III DELUXE defeating East Catholic High on only slightly exaggerated to there. ta! man,’ Jack Maloney. * culation. prove a point.- was taking drivers education three combinations that he this area. Sheep Laurel may buds, but the breeder must be blossom. with all regular Camel features home territory, the final score Peggy: I don’t think I’m nuts. Joe Blazzotta: Yes, that is till next semester. feels hold some promise. Be watching for MHS next The hospital administration, Attention freshman, RECAP: When we last left grow as high as 36 inches, with sure that no pollen from being 9-6. Just a plain red-haired girl with correct. Pigtails. I am Joe One is our native Mountain year as a top team in the state. medical personnel, the fire and sophomore, and juniors! Ari- our befreckled heroine, she had Joe Blazzota, muttering ‘ a shorter plants found at higher PLUS KITCHENETTE All in all, it was a fine season, lots of freckles. But I’ve got to Blazzota', the strictest law- Laurel^ crossed with Sandhill Only two starters will be lost in police department, and the am dian Magazine needs your art just finished spilling the con demerit a day keep the blahs elevations. Flowers are in Not only a living/sleeping camper, but a food prepara-l and the girls deserve much bulance corps, not to mention go in and greet my audience, enforcer in MHS. A demerit a away’, drags Peggy to the of John Burger and Lyle Eastman. work and literary work for the tents of her tray over the clean tion center as well! Makes lunch-time stops on the rpadi credit for the hard work they the students, agreed that the just the same. ’They love me! day keeps the blahs away, I fice. Along with these, two seiiiors, ’73-’74 edition. Poetry, short cafeteria floor. Stunned by the as easy as in-camp breakfasts and dinners. Just pull put forth to make it a successful “disaster” went well. By the And, as all starlets say, the' always say. You’re under es- What will happen next? I also Don Pagani, Biff ‘Sponge’ stories, plays, cartoons block cheering response of all the Sunimer Jobs Funds Give him what he reaiiy wantal nto a rest area, pull out the kitchenette, and prestoll season. ’The girls closed the end of the day, all victims had show must go on. tablishmental arrest. Will .Peggy’s sentence be Grimes, and Ron Roy will not prints, and sketches are creepy kids in the cafeteria, she Season with a 2-3 record. — miraculously recovered. — Kid: You’re no star! You’re Peggy: What? All I did was to revoked when she catches the outdom^*®^®'*' indoor hjxury, I be returning next year. welcome. rushed to find a mirror to see Mary Charest Glenn Cooper Peggy Porkchops Pigtails. And go to the girls room for a mysterious fire-alarm-puller? We have just chosen new whether she was indeed a I * 3 double bads; sleeps 6 you’re a fool! minute. • 20 lb. propane lank and Rag. 81,245.00 editors and a new staff. Ellen famous movie starlet. Can her poise and finesse get Rejected For Town Joe Blazzotta: Sorry Pigtails. p o u L u n X X V • Easy-cleaning sUInless sink regulator standard . Cosgrove is the literary editor her out of this woe? Stay tuned * 2-burbar propane stove Meanwhile, Joe Blazzotta, the I get enough knuckleheads run • S-gsL watsr lank READY FOR with Linda Clarahan as the art for our next thrilling episode, C)€hior Profn strictest law enforcer at MHS Peggy: I am not Peggy ning around this school without Manchester, which is request for additional funds, un • 1.6eu.fLlcechssl * CAREFREE CAMPINGI editor. Marge Taggprt is the WHEN PEGGY’S PWSE AND has accidentally discovered the Porkshops Pigtails; I’m Peggy adding to the menagerie. You receiving |17,000 in federal der the state’s Summer Jobs for FOR FATHER’S DAY new assistant to the art editor. mess and is wiping it off his FINESSE CAN’T GE'T HER Poise Pigtails, the girl with have not only wrecked my OUT OF IT, HER SENTENCE funds for a Summer Youth Ac Youth Program. and Demur) "Do^ncc. They are very anxious to get new shoes. He waits angrily, personality and sex appeal. newest pair of' wedgies, you IS REVOKED, AND SHE tivity Program, has been The 917,000 Manchester will M 0 0 E 12 N MODEL 2SDA started and have already ready to give Peggy five 'V With poise and finesse. I’m the have committed a felony. You CATCHES THE MAD turned down by the state in its receive is under the federal Aolomatfc p/ffng AGWAY-Ouffiiters for the Serious Camperl planned a trip to the publishers demerits for ‘leaving the scene best. YAH! (shakes her hips) have ‘left the scene of crime.’ YANKEE. Emergency Employment Act with their imaginative ideas. of crime.’ V Kid: (backing away and You are hereby convicted and A Diane Kellsey creation (EEA). It will provide 40 to 45 Think of the experience and making a face not uncommon to summer jobs, to include those * 1 2 9 " \ personal satisfaction you can wrestlers when getting pinned.) involved with the SAM ON-THE-SPOT ''While They Last achieve, seeing your art work in WHEN PEGGY DISCOVERS You? You? Sure, Su-pah. We (Summer Activities in FINANCING & print. I^blication of these ar THAT SHE’S NOT A MOVIE know. You’re gorgeous. We Court Manchester) program and all to INSURANCE tistic gems will be on display STARLET AND IS GIVEN know. begin June 25. TsImark Financing makes II for all, and an excellent ac THREE DEMERITS.....- Peggy: Cut out with that we Town Manager Robert Weiss s u y to own in Oasis Camper complishment for those plan Peggy: (Glancing in girls know stuff. You sound like you Cases has explained that whatever now! And Agway Insurance ning or even just considering provides complete coverage room mirror) Golly! To look at come from that Price-Jacobs- other expenses are incurred in for as little as $2.60 per $100 careers in art or journalism. me you wouldn’t think I.was a Hirschfeld - Girelli - Snuffer - the SAM program will be self- valuel Unfortunately, this year’s starlet. Just a plain red-haired Mrosek gang. Then I don’t need supporting or financed from magazine was somewhat of a girl with lots of freckles. But in this series. Beat it, punk! CIRCUIT COURT 12 General Fund sums. He es disappointment for many, due then why did everyone clap and Kid: (retreating) WE know. Manrhrsler Session timated the cost to the town at to a suprising lack of of sub cheer for me when I dropped Pose and personality Leslie Brunson, 19, of 35 about 14,000. mitted material. Help the Ari- my tray? (Pauses, thinking, and...(gags slightly)....we Forrest Rd., Coventry, pleaded The d c ^ for state funds for dian art and literary staff then brightens) Hey, I got it know! guilty to a charge of Illegal employing additional youths members make next year’s ^ OO 'fmK now. I musta been the WAY I Peggy stared after the short possession of a non-narcotic came from Ruben F i^erra, OASIS II CAMPER i| magazine a more successful dropped my tray. With poise kid with shaggy brown hair and controlled substance and was commissioner of community af one. and finesse. I’m the best. YAH! a Round Table jacket and sentenced to 60 days in jail. fairs. Roll Into yourcampsite, lift up the roof, pop out the .... Remember, an excellent shuddered. “That kid really Figuerra explained that the sides, and you re ready tor outdoor sheltered living . (cha-chas into the hall) magazine is one composed of scared me. It was as if he didn’t A charge of making un state funds are committed to and sleeping! Just look at all the features packed truly excellent features. Rather believe in Joan of Arc. If he necessary noise against Van K. those municipalities which par into this easy-pulling famous-name camper. . and .. j / I than dispose of your work, why As Peggy makes her way were a candle,’ I’d really Fielding, 17, of 153 Downey Dr., ticipated in iu t year’s Summer at such an unbelievably <3^eak- Out not choose a more practical back to the cafeteria, she is SNUFF him out. I just hope I was noUed (not prosecut^). Work Experience Program, low pricel solution? Please leave.all selec confronted by a short kid with and that insufficient fun^ are * 2 full-size used poise and personality double beds tions in Room 111. shaggy brown hair and a Round when I yelled.” Charges of fraud in obtaining available for expanding the Table jacket. In a scrawny way, She marched into the state aid and failure to report program to other towns and Sag. 8898.00 Budget-priced and reedy (or the ro ad I he looks like a wrestler. He cafeteria to greet hef admirers. income against Jean Squires, cities. *795 also looks like a twin. All the creepy kids immediate 41, ofJWest Willington, were He pointed out the availability Teen Center of EEA funds for those' Kid: Hpy, don’t go into that ly yelled and screamed. nolled. tTOII NOSIS lOtflMMUr SHOP municipalities not in the state Mon Tuei Wed Fri Announcement cafeteria. Joe Blazzota, the 600 CREEPY KIDS: There Mon T u « Th u n Frl program. 8:30 to 6:00 BUCKUMD (£> STOM Q./V^ a_ C Art I strictest law-enforcer in the she is. Peggy Pigtails is here! Joseph P. Lyman, 17, of East oiLXj to y . w Thuri 8:30)o9:00' This Saturday night the high school, is gonna give you Peggy takes a bow, pleased Hartford, charged with evading ID.,IUCKLANR Sot 8:00 fo 4:00 Manchester Teen Center will be five demerits for making a that her poise and personality responsibility and operating a EQUIPMENT CORP. Set S.00 lo seo j 643~5123 Cloied Wtdntiday pi^enting the top notch band mess on the cafeteria floor. have won her such acclaim. At motor vehicle without a license, $19.5 Milliun For Safety OfHEI « 0 1 tS ILLIMCION MIDDLIFmO NORTH HAVEN T>onafioh 4 fe.OO “Thundermug” from 7:30-11 for Peggy: I beg your pardon, I the same instant, a rough fist pleaded guilty to both counts riM Chain Saw Paopta the cost of $1. ’This dance is always use the bathroom, grabs the back of her sleeve and Wnahinfrton—The Transporta RL 83 Sanaa, Caam. Ta. 872*3S11 PEG»OY P ‘ o t a il 5 and was fined a total of 190 for tion Department allocated |49S ppen to freshmen, sophomores, (moves away) jerks her to attention. WITH ueR the offenses. The court .-UMTS. 1 sjL-a pJL. M • sjL-a pjl. t* i ajl-4 pjl s r e A b r million for hiirhway safety im 1 WHS riiw fw w Ordi 9B 9t M4______juniors and seniors. Kid: (putting her in Peggy: (whirling to face her remitted the fines. provement ip 1972. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVEl^jlNG HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Yanks Get Mound Help Long Ball Wins^ Slow Pitch Herald Angle \ i ' ' “ 1 By Earl Yost Dobson, MB^s at Home lined a shot to left center to TONIGHT’S GAMES DiMauro was isssued a walk to Siebert drive in the tie-breaker. Moriarty Brother^ John Softball McDowell, Barbers v b . Oilers • set the stage for Riordan’s Sports Editor Verplanrk Skip Funk and Craig Pointer Serafini fashioned a thr'l^ blast. were locked in a pitcher’s duel hitter, while his counter Acquired To Face WIpco VB. Police • Waddell Although Serafini sur Medics VB, Bonanza for six innings. Poor support parts for the East Hartford afield allowed each side to tally rendered five walks, the tall TONIGHT’S GAMES Three hits came from Brad Merchants, Greg Steele and slender chucker whiffed six lNTERNATtONAfe*LEAGljE three times. Each starter Keager in defeat. NEW YORK (AP) - Old Club Stevenson’s ran its winning Mike Wallick, combined for batters. He was aiso charged DeMaio vs. Fogarty, 7:30 allowed only four hits. INDY Readership Survey Interesting Manager Ralph Houk of the streak to three straight last . Funk also collected two hits a four-hit effort, but the big with a wild pitch. Riordan had Fitzgerald Jim Menditto and Bob Blake, news came from Rich Rior- two of his clubs’ four hits. Most interesting were the results of the recent New York Yankees has said ARUNGTON, Tex. (AP) night by handing Ansaldi’s a 6-2 in defeat and Brandt had a pair Honda vs. Gorman, 8:45 with three bingies each, led loss at Verplanck. The Player-Coach Randy Ralston, Fitzgerald readership survey in The Herald in which subscribers all along that all he needed — The Boston Red Sox start for the Vets. dan. Army & Navy Club to an 9-6 Bssomen had lost their first The veteran rightfielder for Mike Waliick and Bob Gogan were invited to check off and return the printed ballots'for to win the American League a three-game series with the decision over Gunver Stampers four starts. The setback was NATIONAL FARM the Gas House gang slammed a collected the hits for the losers. CHARTER OAK at Keeney Field. Three other tabulation. East was one more quality Texas A ngers tonight that Tonight at Mt. Nebo, Moriar Seven runs in the bottom of eventually will see a former only the second in eight tries for Running its season record to Steele fastball over the distant players had two hits apiece. Sports were of particular interest to this department. starting pitcher. Now he has the Contractors. ty’s wiil play their first home the seventh lifted Glen two. Boston pitcher on the mound a perfect seven straight wins snow fence in leftfield, with two For the losers, Rick A grand total of 589 ballots were tabulated. Homers by Jeff Phelon and last night was VFW against runners aboard, to provide game of the season against the Construction to an 11-10 victory Bradshaw contributed three The Yankees made a big against his old club. Vernon Orioles at 6. This is a over Allied Printing at By far the most gratifying was the response to this Steve Burke set the pace for the Nassiff Arms at Bowers, 16-7. Moriarty’s with a 3-0 victory hits. column, which rated No.l among the dozen sports double play in the trading Sonny Siebert, traded winners who also had a double Gary Swanson, Allen Zimmer last night at St. Thomas makeup game postponed from Fitzgerald. Todd Potter, Dan FELINE Gauchione and Bill Sheekey categories listed. game 'Thursday with the recently to the lowly and single by Eric Klavins. Ron man, Chad Whitesell and Russ Seminary. Tuesday. Taking advantage of a loose each poked two hits. Eight of the 12 features used in the survey showed fair to acquisition of left-hander Rangers, is the probable Robinson’s two singles paced Jensen all played well for the This was the MB's second win Jay "ryler, a big strong hard- Scruse defense, Roosevelt Mills In a losing effort. Sonny Craft Sam McDowell and right starting pitchpr Sunday for the losers. winners. of the Twi League young throwing lefty from Enfield, is trounced the wallpaper crew, good acceptance by the readers with four falling off to the went 3-3, while Bob Plaster hander Pat Dobson in Texas. It will be the first Three runs in the fifth iced season, both coming on the expected to get the call from 27-4, at Illing Field. Terri Mul- seldom or never classes. homered and tripled. separate deals with National time he’s faqed Boston since the verdict. AMERICAN FARM right arm of Serafini. East Manager Gene Johnson. doon and Marilyn Surprisingly, bowling, which was enjoyeing the height of Former East Catholic stan SILK CITY League teams. the swap. Each team had on its hitting Hartford dipped to 0-2. Chmiceldewski each had three the season when the poll was conducted, found 249 reported NATIONAL LEAGUE dout, Tom Juknis, is a likely Clayt Nivison went 3-3 to pace The Yankees gave the San “Sonny Siebert . is doing and running shoes last night as Mike Liappes reached on a Rich Riordan singles, while Bonnie Godin and as never reading as against only 86 for often and 154 for Pushing across all their runs starter for Vernon, 0-1. Acadia Restaurant to an 6-3 win Francisco Giants a "substan beautifully for us,” Joe Burke, Army & Navy outpointed fielder's choice and Frank Cricket Alley each homered. seldom. in two innings - five in the first over Lynch Toyota at Rangers’ general manager, Dillon, 17-12, at Valley. Bruce Scruse was led at bat by The poorest read, according to the survey, was tial amount of cash” for and three in the fourth - Nassiff Fitzgerald. Mike Romanchuck McDowell, a former American said Thursday. "We want all Balfe slammed four hits, one a Peggy McAdam and Sue Swan Arms rolled to an 8-2 decision and Bili Ruff each coliected two Checkered Flag, which contains news of area auto racing League strikeout king known as the young pitchers on our staff double, and Scott Goehring, son each with two singles. over VFW last night at Won Eight of Nine Meets bingies. tracks. Keep in mind, the survey was taken during the off to watch Sonny Siebert and the Rick Casavant and Matt "Sudden Sam.' ” The amount Buckley. Greg Kuhn and Larry season. (AP photo) way he operates on the mound. Petersen each added two. paid for the swift southpaw was Leading stickers for the Morrison stroked two base hits On the other hand, the off-season, the baseball standings Siebert is going to be our said to be in the $100,000 Dodgers' George Culver Hooks Arms were Dennis Joy and Eric for Lynch; LTTLE MISS •* stabilizer for the next year or INTERNATIONAL FARM drew 235 often votes, 91 seldom and 166 never. The 235 neighborhood. Scatter with two bingies each. In extra innings, Ansaldi’s two.” Ansaldi’s nipped Industrial figure was the second highest tally among the 12 subjects... Four players were , the-price ..Baseball Baskethall-Stvle at Bucket Ben Pagani scintillate at third Bennet Trackmen topped the British-American Siebert, 37, has a 3-4 record so Insurance at Charter Oak last Unbeaten Groman’s Sport Softball attracted just 100 in the often class, 155 in the for Dobson, a right-hander the on defense. Mike Wilson led the Ciub, 17-14, at Martin Field. far this year. night, 7-6. Kennison, Archam- Shop turned'back Dillon Ford, seldom grouping and 202 never, which is amazing when Atlanta Braves acquired only Vets with two hits and team Jean Hennigan socked three "You can tell he’s a good pro bault and Violette hit well for 17-8, in the nightcap at Manchester boasts eight leagues, 66 teams and ap last winter id a trade with the mate Dave Keeney executed an End With Win homers while Nella Leigher had by the way he handles the winners with Tayo, Fitzgerald. Bob Kowalski went Baltimore Orioles. The unassisted doubleplay at first a solo homer. proximately 1,050 players. situations out there,” Burke McDoland, Walsh and Luz best 4-4, which included three Yankees gave the Braves two Aftermath of Tams^ Sale base. homers, and he totaled seven The finding on midget football, too, was not as good as minor leaguera-first baseman- said. "He doesn’t get at all for the Insurancemen. Once-beaten Bennet Junior High’s varsity track squad RBI’s. Roger Macaione and Wyman Oil blasted Turnpike expected with 97 often, 139 seldom and 230 never. outfielder Frank Tepedino and flightly when he is on the closed out the season yesterday in South Windsor with a 58- Mark Monette each had three TV, 24-3. Rachel Elliot (2), Golf, too, was off considering the number of golfers, and outfielder Wayne mound for us.” AMERICAN LEAGUE ROOKIE 46 triumph over the 'Cats. Overall, Coach Dave Dooman’s hits, "rwo of Monette’s hits Lauri Turkington (2) and Jan hackers, in Manchester. Nordhagen-and two players to Siebert will probably face Bill One extra inning was needed Three hits from Ben last night at Waddell before trinclads sport an 8-1 record. were homerg, while Dave White Bid well (1) all had circuit There were 101 often responses, 137 seldom and, 249 be named at a later date. Business Leaders Lee, the Red Sox’ winningest Magowan led the White Sox to Army & Navy was able to break Two new school marks were and Jim Ptirtill had a solo blasts for the winners. nevers.“ The Yankees, endowed with pitcher with a 6-2 mark. an 31-18 triumph over the Red a 3-3 tie and nip Dillon Ford, 4- set. Mike Smith lowered the blasts. plenty of hitting after some off In tonight’s game, manager Sox at Robertson Park. In a 880 - Lanza (SW), Chisholm Holding up well was the Scoreboard feature, which con 3. time in the 180-yard low hurdles Don Storrs had a homer and Doreen Maillet, and Kathy season trades, sorely needed UpseJ With Finley- Eddie Kasko has. tapped John losing effort. Rich Russell (B), Goff (B), 2:17.7 tained National Football League, National and American The winning marker came with a clocking of 24.0. The single to led Dillon's attack. Banavige each homered to led pitching help to make a run at Curtis, 3-5, to pitch against Pete poked two h|omers with team long jump - Dixon (B), Basketball'Assn., and National Hockey League scores after two men were out Bennet relay team of Ken Holt, Five other players had two hits Manchester Carpet Center to an the AL East flag. Broberg, 1-5. mate Greg Valient collecting Wassaener (SW), Demko (B), each Monday. The Sports Dial, which lists the weekend following two walks. Jon Brand one homer. Bob Houston, John Quinn and STAFFORD SPEEDWAY also. 26-1 win over Nassiff Arms. McDowell and Dobson should MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Memphis sportsmen and Before the team left Boston, 17’9V4” sports on radio and video also came in for a high - business ieaders were bitter Thursday over Charles 0. Kasko announced that hurler Mario Orduz won in a record high jump - White (SW), A spot in the most lucrative DUSTY give them that, although both modified race in history, the readership. were relative failures in the Finley’s sale of the Memphis American Basketball Associa Ray Culp, now pitching for the time of 1:38.5. Demko (B), Dixon (B), 5’4” Three solo runs over the last In another lop-sided contest, Race of Champions at Trenton Man^eter Olds clobbered Suggestions from readers for improvements on the National League after starring tion franchise to promoters in Providence, R. I. Pawtucket Red Sox of the Inter Once again Houston won the 180 LH - Longo (SW), Smith three innings powered MCC Speedway, is added to the spoils sports page are always welcome. in the American for many "The fact is that the Tams national League, would rejbin Bus sell Behind in Taxes 100 and 220-yard dashes. (B), Wassaener (SW), 23.4 Vets to an 14-13 decision over Hagler Realty, 19-2. Big guns for Saturday night’s winner in for the winners were Shirley yeafs. Both are former 26-game have moved out of Memphis the parent club in Texas and Results: shot put - Hawkes (B), White the Telephone Company at has the backing of potato chip the 30-lap NASCAR modified winners. because of a lack of manage- will be used when the team BOSTON (AP) - The Inter The newspaper also said the 100- Houston (B), Longo (SW), (SW), Demko (B), 40’4Mi” Robertson Park. Don Davis and Adams with a grandslam millionaire Herman Lay in a feature at Stafford Speedway. homer. Not only was Houk happy ment, with Mr. Finley travels on to California next nal Revenue Service has filed a federal Small Business Ad Holt (B), 10.5 discus - White (SW), Wierz- Rich Dunn both socked homers drive to get a National Football A host of top guns, led by re about the deal, but so were the operating the club out of week. Culp has been trying to lien against the Reading home ministration is seeking pay mile - Glogston (SW), Orduz bicki (B), Gorman (B), 120’9” to led the winners. Dunn and Laughs Due Monday Night League franchise for Memphis, (B), Lehkeit (SW), 5:09.4 cent Pocono winner Ron Terry Nolan each had three Betty Dubiel contributed five rest of the Yankees. The feeling Chicago and Adolph Rupp pitch his way back into the of former Boston Celtics star ment of a portion of a $90,000 javelin - Gorman (B), Baseball is a Funny Game was the title of a book com trying to run the club out of was critical of Ffnley’s Referee Wally Holm's Attention is Distracted 440 - Longo (SW), Gaboury (B), Bouchard, will be after the hits. hits as Willie’s Steak House among the Yankee players was major leagues after arm sur Bill Russell for payment of $34,- loan made to Russell and his Chisholm (B), Trinks (SW), piled by Joe Garagiola. Contents includes many baseball Kentucky and all of the local handling of the club, including 430 in back taxes, the Boston •Wassaener (SW), 56.7 famous Silver Bowl, symbolic Sherwood Hill and Larry downed Armory Package, 27-8. one of enthusiasm and con gery. wife. Rose, for the purchase of 131’11” front office people unable to do the naming of former Kentucky Herald American said in .MS Roluul Indicator Carol Alexander Strolls Around King 220 - Houston (B), Lorigo (SW), of preferred status in the 300 Carlson each contributed three Tracy Norwood had a stories, warmed over and retold. Monday night, before the fidence. a Boston restaurant that sub m relay - Bennet, 1:38.5 anything without Finley’s per Coach Rupp as its president last today’s editions. Holt (B), 23.8 miler at Trenton bn Oct. 14th. safeties to the losers’ total. grandslam homer while Beth Mets entertain the Giants at Shea Stadium, Garagiola’s Houk said he would go with a sequently failed.,. mission,” said Mike Lynn III, year. The newspaper quoted J The All-American Sportsman CANDLELIGHT Gallup had one circuit shot. pre-game show on NBC will feature three of the best stort- five-man pitching rotation, with The SBA’s regional ad former chief executive officer Middlesex County Registrar and the mini-midgets will also Bob Warner produced a For the losers, Flo Standlsh tellers on the baseball beat. Umpire Tom Gorman, ex- Dobson expected to step right Lynch Elated ministrator for New England, Tennis' of the franchise before Finley "There was an absolute total ■ Edward Kelleher as saying the be on hand for another action homer, two doubles and a had a home run. Yankee pitcher and now a Hall of Famer, Lefty Gomez, into the Yankee rotation this Talbot Buckely, said the Legion Nine acquired it. lack of management of the club lien covers $17,9()6.38 in taxes government has accepted a ROME — Harold Solomon of vanced to the fourth round of packed program on the speedy single, to pace Viot’s to an 15-12 and former big league catcher Bib Uecker..It should be an weekend. With Franchise cithers charged that the sale here,” Lynn said. “The Tams owed for 1970 and $16,524.22 “ settlement offer” for the Silver Springs, Md., upset Mark the 1135,000 Italian Open Tennis In Twinbillf half-mile. Action starts at 8 win oV6r Manchester State "AvoVO hits came from Debbie Two Share Lead interesting 15 mihutes. Gorman is the same fellow who of the club violated a "keep it in had the opportunity to pick up PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - owed for 1969. amount of the loan still unpaid. o’clock. Bank at Nebo. Art Warner, Luz and Robin Eldridge as Cox of Britain 6-1, 64 and ad Chainpionships. Here Tuesday entertain^ at the local Masonic Sports Night last Oc Memphis” promise given by the best two players to ever After three frustrating RIVERSIDE PARK John Moffitt and Vic Salcius Wilson Electric edged Bantly tober...]^ug Melody, former East Catholic and UConn come out of Memphis State in attempts, Paul Lynch has I Oil, 12-9. Finley when he bought the The Manchester American Bill Greco and Bob Stefanik both collected three bingies. basketball standout, will join the faculty at Northwest former Memphis Pros. Larry Kenoh and Larry Finch, succeeded in bringing an have something in common at Mike Orlowski poked two W.G. GLENNEY CO. Legion baseball team will play In Sutton Golf Catholic High in September and will bejt teacher-coach, Finley, the Chicago sports which would have given the American Basketball Associa- | U homers. Led by Shannon Murphy’s I an exhibition twinbill Saturday Riverside Park Speedway. Both baron, told a different version. fans a Memphis team. They tion team to Providence. Shawyour good taste! For the Bankers, three hits home run. Army & Navy n i p ^ handling jayvee basketball. M elo^^couted for East Introduces against Unionville Legion at drivers are seeking their third TV ."When I bought the team last biew it. If they’d done it, they SUTTON, Mass. (AP) — Cathy Whitworth, who has won Manchester Moulding, 11-9. For Catholic High last season... Whileims year’s Manchester championship in the modified came from Miles Boutilier and summer, there was a question would haye been supported and “ We won’t be buying the Farmington High. The the losers, home runs were High golf team compiled a glittering won-lost record it nearly one-half million dollars on the women’s golf tour, stock car division. Jim McGee. of moving it to St. Pahl, Minn., would have had the most Memphis Tams,” Lynch an doubleheader will start at 9:30 poked by Lisa Cooke, JoAnn wasn’t the best in the school’s history. When current OUR NEW PAINT LINE and Japan’s Chako Higuchi, seeking her first United States The two talented pilots head REC or trying Memphis for a year,” successful ABA franchise in the nounced on May 15. He said con in the morning. McCarthy, Geri Lombardo and AnottMT Advance to Serve You Better Unionville, a member of the victory and a check for conversion into yen,>shared the the field Saturday night for the Annulli Construction edged coach, Tom Kelley was starring along with Red Smith, the Finiey said. “I gave Memphis 1973-74 season.” ditions imposed on the deal by Center Congo, 15-14,' at Mt. Traci Ogden. (In' Manchester Store only) tough Zone 1, should prove a lead t^ a y entering the second round of the LPGA cham ninth meeting of the season. Indians went undefeated for two years, 1948-49, winning 49 the benefit of the doubt and I sports magnate Charles 0. Nebo. Gil Flavell led the offen “I don’t think Mr. Finley held stiff test for the local con pionship. Feaure race will be 50-laps, straight matches over that span...Leo Pinsky, successful\ was not very pieased with the Finley were too stringent. with the first qualifying heat sive attack with four hits. Five up to his part of the bargain,” tingent and give new Coaches’ Miss Whitworth ran out four Tied for second, just one Farmington High baseball coach, uses a megaphone to TONIGHT resuit.” N going off at 8. other players had three safeties said Avron Fogelman, presi Ron Koepsel and Jack Holik a birdies in a row o the back nine keep his team on its toes during a game. His voice comes 7:55'. Dodgers vs. Nets, “I, therefore, just decided to On Thursday, Lynch, a 28- strike behind in the starting Windup attraction on the card each. dent of the team when it was taste of directing the attack. for a two-under par 7 and then through loud and clear and without shouting...Standings of WINF get out^'ot basketball. I could year-old executive for a field of 65, were Judy Rankin, will be the figure-eight race, an Bob Magnano paced Congo’s Prefontaine sold to Finley. Manchester will open the held on for a first place tie 8:3Q Red Sox vs. Rangers, have moved the team to other Providence-based paving com who has won two tournaments event which always leaves the attack with three hits, two of local softball leagues are printed as received, ditto for pany, reversed himself; regular season Tuesday at Thursday as Miss Higuchi blew WTIC areas but I just wasn’t in and been beaten in a playoff in fans on their feet. which were doubles and the names of players who star each night. Any errors should, “We could have &ld the team Memorial Field against En a cha ce for the undisputed lead Sets Mark 8:30 (18) Yanks vs. Royals terested in remaining in basket the last month, veteran Murle Stefanik, as he has managed other a homer. be reported to league scorers...Manchester Chapter of Ap to a lot of people who would "It’s our team now,” he said field. The contest is scheduled with bogeys on the last two Breer and Pam Higgins. '\ ball,” said Finley, owner of to do in past years, is leading prove Baseball Umpires will hold its annual meeting Saturday have kept it in Memphis a year announcing the $1.3 million for 6 p.m. Given some steady holes for her 71. EASTERN BATON ROUGE, LA. (AP>- baseball’s Oakland A’s. and let it go to another city. But r. There was a ten-way tie at 73. the point standings although he Monday night at Willie’s at 6...Zone Eight American 2:15 (22-30) Reds vs. Cubs "I had offers from other peo deal. pitching, the local legio nine “I scrambled a little bit,” Nelson Freightways bombed Steve Prefontaine of Oregon we didn’t want that, and Mr. Bunched with par efforts were has yet to win a feature race. Legion baseball schedule calls for games Monday, Mets vs. Dodgers, Old ple, including a Memphis should be contenders for top Miss Whitworth said after Manchester JC’s, 18-8, in the wowed the fans with a three- Finley gave us a moral commit Final arrangements were* fast drying honors. another fine effort at Pleasant young John Washam, Sherry Greco, the only two-time middle contest at Nebo. Dick W^nesday and Friday nights. Wally Widholm will be back Timers Day, WINF x group, but there were no other winner of main events this mile record of l3:19 ITiursday ment that I don’t think he lived hammered out last week in (Valley Q>untry Club, where Wilder, Marlene Hagge, Renee Griffin stroked four hits for coaching the East Hartford Legion...Jim Adams has been 5:00 (3) Belmont Stakes reasonable offers,” he said. high hiding spring, ranks eighth in point night, but hinted they had seen up to.” Chicago by Finley and Lynch, she has won four tournaments Powell, Karolyn Kertzman, Nelson. appoint^ commissioner of the Rookie League in the Little (8) Wide World of Sports . “I am not condemning sports production. — nothing yet. who represents a local syn wide color choice and two LPGA titles in recent Suzie Berning, Mary Mills, League baseball program. 8:00 (24) Sports ’70s fans in Memphis at aii — it’s Gloria Ehret, Sandra Haynie The record time came in "When we signed the sales dicate of 29 businessmen. A dd a kitchen mill of Z-Brick years. 8:30 Red Sox vs. Rangers, just that I couldn’t make it go,” contract, we all thought he’d and defending LPGA champion qualifying for the National "I hit a lot of wild shots,” she WTIC Finley said. "I’d be the first to come to town and do whatever Lynch said although Kathy Ahem. (iollegiate Athletic Association to your menu... explained. “ However, the bad finals and, for Prefontaine at Yanks vs. Royals, WINF admit our team wasn’t a possible to provide us with a negotiations faltered, Finley LATEX shots didn’t hurt me today like Miss Washam, 23, was the Triple Crown least, it was almost efortless ef winner, but at the same time. winning ball club, but he didn’t kept after him with telephone ivoSiiM I’d have to say it was an in Z-Brick will give your kitchen walls a look they have been.” Sunday calls trying to unload the team biggest suririse. A native of fort. do it. If we knew how little he’d you can, proudly show to your friends. - "I didn’t know I was leading Seattle, now living in Dallas, “I was surprised I could run 2:00 (8) Dodgers vs. Mets teresting one.” be involved, I doubt that we that cost him $525,000 and had Tix^ Scalping ... Lynn, a sports promoter who HOUSE PAINT until I finished,” said Miss site attained her LPGA card in Goal Saturday the way I ran,” he said. "I ran 2:30 Yanks vs. Roya4si\ would have sold him the team.” the losingest record in the The rich, warm look of Brick with its Higuchi, a 27-year-old five-time February. the last quarter-mile in 63 WINF league. earthy colors and textures. Japanese champion who has seconds and felt very easy and 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec APPIIANCJPART "I bega playing golf when I ABA Commissionen Robert All of this and it's so sensibly priced, you been in the money in five tour very much in control all the Big Business tacular NEW YORK (AP) — Secretariat goes after Carlson said a tentative WA5HERs "dRYER5 naments on her current visit tt was 12, p las^ on our high 4 :3 0 (3) CBS T ennis need not put off installing it any longer. way.” telephone meeting of league^ Si this country. 8 school boys’ team and then thoroughbred racing(s elusive Triple CroVn Saturday in A lumni Baseball R&NGES DISHWASHERS Stadium and the Nassau Classic owners has been called for' "I hit some very good shots,” went to W ashin^n State on a the Belmont Stakes, and the success or failure of the NEW YORK (AP) - State 8:30 Red Sox vs. Rangers, REFRIGERATORS caddy scholarship,” she said. exciting Meadow Stable colt might be pinned on the perfor Atty. Gen. Louis J. Lefkowitz Coliseum. Monday to vote on the sale. A she said through an interpreter, “An exceedingiy tight, in WTIC , majority of 10 owners is needed PPLIANCE "I had the same feeling and “I’m'strictly on my own. When mance of a speed horse called Knightly Dawn. says an investigation into Leagues to Open BRICK agami Baseball tricate chain of command and I graduated from college, I Trainer Frank “Pancho” aileged sports ticket scalpers to ratify it: played just as well as when I business exists within the area Monday decided this is what I wanted to Martin put Knightly Dawn into has uncovered complex resale regular $9.65 finished second at Raleigh at the 5:38 p.m., EDT, post for ST.LOUIS - The San Diego of resale of sporting event 8:15 (22-30) Giants vs. The Manchester Rec Department Alumni and Alumni DEMONSTRATION do. the Six-horse Belmont field schemes that may do $10 (N.C.) recently.” ' the It^-mile classic at Belmont Padres and St. Louis Cardinals tickets and profiteering for tax- Mets STEVEkMN BROSr some custom colors slightly higher PHONE B<4S-11I1 “I’ve won only about $1,500, Thursday as an entrjrmate with million a year in business. Junior Baseball Leagues will open the season Monday Park were Arthur Appleton’s traded utility infielders, the free cash income,” said the at but feel sure I can do much Sham and students of racing The six-month-old investiga night. All Alumni games will be played at Mt. Nebo with EXXON My Gallant, C.V. Whitney’s Padres sending veteran Dave torney generai. CBBML WriMflM mMK. better. Being new means a lot strategy immediately began to Pvt. Smiles and Elmendorf’s Campbell to St. Louis for Dwain tion was disclosed Thursday the juniors seeing action at both the West Side Oval and hb s« ora niMPSi of pressure. I’m just trying to hold court. Twice A Prince. Anderson. when Lefkowitz obtained a Lefkowitz said the profiteers Illing Field. WS IM Hml HimM b LEABN HOW YOU GAN ^ ^ ^ _ -A relax,” she added. court order 'to force a ticket obtained some of their tickets The Alumni season will run M9-9533 LATEX REDWOOD STAIN Martin’s apparent plan is to If all six start, each under 126 The Alumni, ages 15-17 will DECORATE A 4x8 AREA 8 until Aug. 2. The juniors will S 1 outlasts conventional stains 2 to have Knightiy Dawn draw pounds, the Belmont will be Hockey broker linked with three New by paying "diggers,” usuaily play Monday, Wednesday and complete the campaign July 26. Secretariat into an early speed worth $151,200 with $90,720 to Jersey firms to produce teen-agers, to wait in line at Thursday nights beginning at 6. FORASLimEAS ...... " V SANTA ANA, Calif. - Jack duel and then have Sham come the winner. business records. sports arenas for valuable The juniors, ages 13-14, will Kelly of the champion New on to avenge his second-place Television coverage is The attorney general’s civil tickets and buy them so they play Monday tliur Thursday Basketball England Whalers was named finishes to Secretariat in the scheduled for 5-6 p.m. and radio action was brought in State can be resold at inflated prices. with game time being 6. SATURDAY, JUNE 9 Coach of the Year in the World Kentucky Derby and coverage for 5:25-5:45 p.m., Supreme Couft against Wiiiiam Also, he said, the scaipers The following teams 'com 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. NEW YORK - William Hockey Association. Soccer- regular $7.95 Preakness. EDT, both by CBS. . “ Malament, of Hewlett, N.Y. would obtain tickets from box prise the Alumni League: "Red” Holzman was named According to Lefkowitz, office personnei at the arenas Kleartone or Solldtone "It just means another horse Nassiff Arms, Parkade Lanes, n '■ ^ *- •v.f‘' /• • vice president of the New York for him to get around,” was the Malament controls McBride's as weil as by purchasing season Crispino”s, Mari-Mads, R&S Knicks and was given a Stuart Harkins, Dave Johnson reaction of Secretariat’s Theater Ticket Offices Inc., tickets through the use of and Paui Hohenthal each American and Shakey’s Pizza. fiveyear contract as vice- trainer, Lucien Laurin, to Mar Three High Athletes Record Trading Corp. aqd “nominee names”—dummy scored goais as the Chiefs The Alumni Junior clubs are: president, general manager and Management Associates, ail tin’s move. season subscribers whose blanked the Wildcats, 3-0, last Liggett Parkade, Army & Navy coach of the National Basket Set to join Secretariat and the located at 3208 Bergenline Ave., tickets are sent to post office night at the Illing Field, (loalie Club, Silk City Slo-Pitch, ball Association club. Win All-CCIL Honors Sigmond Sommer-owned entry Union City, N.J. boxes and picked up by Tom Woods turned in a fine per Manchester Savings & Loan, scalpers. The 1973 CCIL spring All-Star Morris as first team pitchers. Saying Malament had in formance. ■ Fire & Police, Burger King, voked the Fifth Amendment The court papers described Manchester State Bank and SHOP selections were r e le a ^ today. Connie McCurry, the ace and Dean Gustafson and Sean . » V-'. •> K . ; THB Manchester High placed three leader of the Indians’ staff, was when subpoenaed for Malament as having obtained 26 Hagearty played well in defeat. Groman’s Sport Shop. Black and White individual performers on first an honorable mention. questioning, Lefkowitz obtained season subscriptions to Commissioner for the senior IW.G.GLENNEY T team selections while one was Scott Leone copped first team a court order directing Maia- Knickerbocker and Ranger In Division C play, the circuit will be Mike Crispino H,000 REWARD! on second team and two were honors in the golf category, ment to show cakse June 18 why games and 66 season tickets to Falcons scored a lone goal in while Bob von Dec), will super 8:30 p.m. all sizes...... ‘11. honorable mentions. while teammate Brad Downey his corporate books and records Je t football games by using a the second period Which proved vise the West Side Oval and Art 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! Sophomore shortstop, Ray was nominated on the second should not be turned over to the dummy iist of patrons. to be the margin as they McCann, at Illing. SAT. $1,000 reward tor Information leading to the arrest and Lefkowitz’ office said it. was Sullivan and junior knuckle team. Lon Annulli was an ^attorney general’s office. downed the Cougars, 1-0. Pete conviction of persona rasponsibia tor the April 7th estimated that the suspected Umpires designated to work TO bailer Dave Bidwell were sur honorable mention. Lefkowitz said the investiga Knapp booted'the tally. murder of Harry T. “Pate” Miner of Bolton. Contact tion aiso involves other ticket scalping operations under in these games are George 12 Noon Sgt. Buchart of the State Police Barracks in prised baseball picks. Sullivan, The only sport Manchester George Donnelly and (Jiris McKay, Charlie Graff, Bob batted .283 with the Tribe nine. brokers, scaipers and box office vestigation did about $10 neeu.■THl MEN'SCOMHITC M tfS STOW' snv Colchaatar. Telephone 643-6604. All replies held In the failed to place a candidate was Carmel played outstanding Nicola, Mike Hayden, Doug Bidwell joined Bristol Central’s personnel at Madison Square million a year in business 336 NORTH MAIN ST. — 649-5253 MANCHESTER VERNON strictest of confidence. in tennis. Hall and Conard games for the losers. Downham and George Fratus. 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA Bob Nicoletti, Wethersfield’s dominated the selections with Garden, Shea Stadium, Yankee without paying taxes. 643-2478 872-0538 ' Matt Gorman and Platt’s Steve two individuals. yr’ f • PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE BUGS BU.NNY - OUT OliR W AY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE f SEE WHAT TH A T SNEAKY SNIP PIPZ' I s u e s s MY TEACHER, SOMETIMES I Th in k r s h o u l d ■V> ■■.q 1 OWE HIM A RXVOB, SO BER3RE HE MISS WATERCRESS, C U T TH ' 6 RASS I PROMISED TO DO SINK INTO THE RUT OF THE - I MIGHT DIG IS SLAP SCHOOL'S THE TRIMMING -NOW HES GONE, AVERAGE BUSINEa; EXECUTIVE' FOR A DEUCE, O UT F=OR THE Al-P LOOK WHAT HE ~-HAK-KAFF'*rvE BEEN m a j o r . 3 u f SUMAAER, L E F T FDR » ATTEMPTING TO GIVE THE Gh NUMBERS AS , W HERE'P NATION A NEW SPOitTS HERO (i ( HE GO? BIG AS ZIP NATIONAL LEAGUE BU T NO o n e w il l i n v e s t ______COPES SCARE East A FE W t h o u s a n d f o r SEED MONEY.' HOOPLE ENTERPRISES-’ ' W L Pet. GB (Chicago 32 22 .593 \ Pittsburgh 23 24 .489 5t4 St. Louis' 24 26 .480 6 id - Montreal 22 25 .468 6Vh New York 22 26 .458 7 , Ar/A' -V T li Philadelphia 20 32 .385 4 MICKEY FINN West BY H.4NK CEON.4RD San Fran. 38 20 .655 I WANT YOU TO COME WITH Los Angeles 33 22 .600 3Vh . I'M SO GLAD ME TO THE DISTRICT < ALL Cincinnati 30 23 .566 5V4 ■I... I DID FRAME THE JUDGE ) THAT VOU'RE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE-AND ) RIGHT' ,^...1 WAS PAID THIRTY FINALLY GIVE HIM A STATEMENT/ Houston 31 26 .544 6V(i i THOUSAND TO DO IT/ TELLING THE Atlanta 20 35 .377 15Vk --- -—- truth.' A f San Diego 20 36 .357 17 r iSACH JOURNEY b e g in s w it h ONE STEP= Thursday'e Games o.t 6 '7 Los Angeles 4, Chicago w h y m o t h e r s g e t g r a y Atlanta 3, Montreal 2 San Dfego 4, St. Louis 3 'C f SHORT RIBS Only games scheduled Chisox* Tony Muser Barrels Home to Score ’ BY FRANK O'NEAL Friday's Games Oriole Catcher Williams Upended as Ump Jerry Neudecher Rules Safe A N D W H B M AT LAST VeA(Z'& Cincinnati (Carroll 2-4) at J m Has aNvone. EvE(2 tbuo VJA9 THAT ? CLU& CoNVENTiOJ' Chicago (Pappas 3-4) YOU VOU'|2^ BfAUTiFUL? San Diego (Arlin 2-2) at PRISCILLA’S PO P BY .4L VERMEER Philadelphia (Carlton 5-7) N St. Louis (Wise 7-2) at Atlan ta (Reed 2-7), N Morton Pours Salt San Francisco (Barr 4-5) at Montreal (Renko 3-3), N Los Angeles (John 4-2) at HAIGHT New York (Seaver 7-3), N In Expos Wounds SCHOOL Pittsburgh (Ellis 5-5) at A-6 UJ (. . . - •• I >A.» •• r f -; ..; i ' .^ >,• '-.liVl^v ^‘-V^ P A G E TWENTYf OUR - MANCHESTER EVENm^ Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 '- Help Wanted: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 8, 1973 35 Help Wanted 35 PAGE TWEN’TY-FIVE IM GLAD IHEV'RE G
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