Grasso’s First Legislative Session One of Frustration By ROBERT LAMBERT ~ ’ — was chief executive and had to catch bgth bill imposing a deposit on one-way bottles' ....Still, there was no assurance that Spen­ measures, prices for prescription drugs HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. the roses and brickbats for her decisions. gained the right of collective bargaining. and beverage cans. ding could be kept in line. may be advertised and prices must be Grasso pledged when she toolf office that And she did it in full view of the nation Municipal workers won binding arbitra­ In a moment of levity during the five- The governor signed a $1.68 billion state posted. tion. she would make a heroic effort to contain which watched its only woman governor month session, the Senate tried to make budget representing an increase of about 4 state spending in the face of the worst Another measure, described as leaving assume the executive mantle. man the state animal, but later undid its per cent, the smallest in a decade. —A revised freedom of information act economic decline in a generation. the way open to municipal bonding scan­ Provoking unaccustomed criticism and mischief and instead named the whale, designed to broaden public access to the For Mrs. Grasso and her overwhelming dals, would allow towns and cities to bond anger, Mrs. Grasso had to say “no” — or which faces extinction. Mrs. Grasso kept a campaign promise to business and records Of government. Democratic majority, it took unac­ development projects without competition at best, a lukewarm “yes” — to such The legislature moved to reduce the dis­ replace the Connecticut Public Utilities Grievance procedures and penalties were customed restraint to live within the or voter referendum. groups as educators, welfare recipients parities in the ability of rich and poor Commission with the Connecticut Public set up for violations. ^ budget limitations of declining revenues The lawmakers rejected equal rights for local government and state employes. towns to finance education. But because of Utilities Control Authority. Courting a lawsuit on the question of homosexuals, legalization of the private and a faltering economy. a lack of money, the lawmakers and the Much attention will be focused on how separation of church and state, Mrs. use oHnarijuana and refused to set up a The result was a level of state spending She tapped state pension funds for a $5.3 governor gambled on getting $5 million - the new agency performs when the first Grasso backed a measure to mandate a specisr committee to investigate a poten­ which represents the smallest increase in million pay hike for state workers, in­ $7 million to equalize spending by opening rate hikes are filed by electric and gas period of silent meditation at the start of tial scandal in the leasing of community a decade, trimmed programs, great creased welfare spending to coyer higher up special state lotteries. companies. During her campaign, Mrs. each school day. college facilities. frustration and little happiness. caseloads and backed a first step toward Mrs. Grasso held to her campaign Grasso implied that replacing the PUC The governor also supported revisions to Responding to charges of nursing home It was a year of little or nothing for just school finance reform. pledge to avoid an income tax but fell the 1974 campaign finance reforms, but about everybody. Despite all the budget­ would lower utility bills. abuses, the legislature approved a strict The governor unraveled many restric­ down on the question of holding the line on Common Cause, a public interest group, omnibus nursing home measure, including trimming, the state had to increase taxes Other major accomplishments in­ tions imposed by environmental statutes taxes. She restored the sales tax to 7 per said the measure will lead to the same a patient’s bill of rights and tighter state $202 million just to stay even. cluded: to get highway, construction and develop­ cent, making it the nation’s highest, in­ abuses that brought on the Watergate controls over the facilities. The 1975 session gave Mrs. Grasso her ment projects underway. creased business taxes, reimposed the —Repeal of the state’s fair trade statute scandals. baptism of political fire — for the first , Because of the threat of severe job dividends tax and hiked motor vehicle and which allowed manufacturers to set retail In addition to having most of their pay time in her 30-year political career she license fees. losses, the lawmakers refused to enact a prices for their products. Under other increment restored, state workers also (More stories on Page 24) iianrI|fHtpr lEurninn Mpralb

MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 209 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e ig h t p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS House and Senate Tangle Over Railroad Track Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) - Thousands of This already has delayed payment of tracks. The House first rejected the idea, veterans are threatened with a delay in nearly 50,000 veterans’ education checks then on Monday offered a compromise $5 their education benefit checks as a result and could jeopardize 250,000 more by the million in “planning money.” of an increasingly bitter dispute between end of the week. • “This is very close to an insult to the the Senate and House. . Sen. Milton Young, R-N.D., said that if United States Senate,” responded Sen. The dispute isn’t over veterans. It’s over the delay continues much beyond that it Birch Bayh, D-Ind., Wednesday. He urged railroads — specifically how much, if any, could also jeopardize the timely arrival of the Senate to “stand up and demand” that money for a job-producing program to im­ unemployment benefit checks. the rail monies be included. prove the nation’s railroad tracks should The Senate did stand up, voting 78-18 to The Senate wanted to include in the bill be included in a $15 billion supplemental include $175 million for rail rehabilitation $700 million to create jobs and at the same appropriation. As a result the entire bill and returning the bill ^ the House. time rehabilitate the nation’s railroad has been held up. Except for the railroad matter, both chambers have agreed on major provisions of the bill. Some said the money bill is too important to be delayed. It also Republicans Jubilant includes funds for food stamps and com­ munity action programs. Supporters of the rail rehabilitation Over Veto Victory proposal say it will not only re-employ 40,- 000- railroad maintenance workers who (Herald photo by Barlow) have been laid off but also yield lasting WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford voters,” citing the energy bill in par­ public benefits. Graduates Given Diplomas and Republican congressional leaders ticular. “Everybody knows these roadbeds are celebrated their latest veto victory over “I’m not going to say that every veto is in horrible condition,” said Bayh. “I can’t going to be sustained,” said House Harry S. Godi, dean of student affairs at Manchester Com­ been given her diploma and is being congratulated by Dr. the Democra^,today with GOP Senate think of a better way to use this money Leader Hugh'^cott predicting more of the Republican Leader John J. Rhodes. But, munity College, announces from the podium the names of Ronald H. Denison, new president of MCC, at the right. than to stimulate the economy, provide same. he added, Ford’s “political clout has jobs and rebuild these railroads.” each graduate during the presentation of degrees at the Presenting the diplomas are Roger B. Bagley and Mrs. “The so-called revolution which was always been underestimated.” “These are private railroads, this is MCC commencement exercises Wednesday night in Clarke Dorothy C. McNulty, center, members of the state Board of hailed with such fanfare at the beginning Rhodes forecast an “even chance” to private enterprise,” answered Sen. Strom Arena. Here Christine M. McKechnie, 19, of Ellington has Trustees for Regional Community Colleges. of the year is going through a bad winter sustain the President’s veto of a con­ Thurmond, R-S.C. “If they can’t survive at Valley Forge,” said Scott as he troversial bill on strip mining. why don’t they sell out to a successful emerged from an hour-long meeting in the Democratic House leaders expressed railroad?” White House Cabinet room. bitterness after the override failure Dr. Lowe Honored at MCC He referred to Tuesday’s refusal by a Wednesday. Democrat-heavy House to override Ford’s But Scott said today Eastern and Wholesale Prices veto of a $5.3 billion bill to put 900,000 Midwestern senators told him they found Up Slightly Commencement Exercises jobless Americans to work —and recent during the recent legislative recess “the refusal to overturn a veto of the farm public finally has become aware it is the price support bill. Congress that has fallen on its face.” During May By MAL BARLOW Arena of Manchester High School with The Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, pastor of Ford, who told party leaders today that When asked why the administration con­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Labor MCC’s largest class receiving degrees. the Unitarian Universalist Society of Wednesday was “a great day,” charged sidered a $5 billion public service bill Department today reported a small in­ The 11th commencement exercise of By tradition, the Manchester Pipe Band Manchester, gave the invocation. earlier that the jobs bill was inflationary. more inflationary than a $108 billion crease in wholesale prices for May that in­ Manchester Community College took led the procession of MCC leaders, facul­ Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., MCC’s Scott said the 2-to-l Democratic majori­ defense spending bill now before the cluded sharply higher livestock and place Wednesday night in the Clarke ty, and graduates into the arena. president at its first 10 commencements, ty in Congress is “afraid to act on legisla­ Senate, Scott said “the greatest social lumber prices but a continuing slide in the received the Certificate of Commendation tion which would require sacrifices from security in the world lies in the right to be cost of sugar. from the MCC Regional Council. James secure.” The department’s Wholesale Price Nakos, council chairman, presented it to Rhodes ridiculed the public service bill Index edged up 0.4 per cent, seasonally Dr. Lowe. before Wednesday’s override failure as adjusted, last month. MCC Speaker Defines The packed crowd in the arena gave the Inside Today the same sort of loose spending that failed This was a much slower inflationary former dean a long, standing ovation. to end “the Roosevelt depression” or “the pace than the brisk 1.5 per cent April rise. Dr. Robert H. Fenn introduced the co­ Area P ro file ...... Pages 4, 5, 11, 12 93rd and 94th Congress recession.” Between December and March, wholesale Diplomas’ Worth valedictorians and the salutatorian. Old Codger ...... Page 7 prices declined each month. All three are women who are married Industrial prices, the sector economists Neighbor’s Kitchen ...... Page 8 By MAL BARLOW "This is an immense achievement in a and have children, he said. All three had watch closest because of its underlying in­ Dear Abby...... Page 9 short period. One that no other country straight “A” averages. flationary potential, rose 0.2 per cent in Sheila Tobias of Wesleyan University has ever successfully done or even con­ Edna Craft of Gerald Dr., Vernon and South Windsor honor r o ll...... Page 12 May followirfg 0.1 per cent increases in the told Manchester Community College The Weather ceived of doing before us.” Dianne Sydoriak of Old Post Rd., Tolland Business news ...... Page 20 past two months. graduates Wednesday night of the real But the number of college graduates took all their courses at MCC, he said. Bloodmobile 25th anniversary . . . Page 14 Most of May’s upward climb in the worth of a college education today. Mostly cloudy with chance of showers grew until the demand for them was large­ Karen Furbish of 173 Spruce St., Community Spirit of ’7 6 ...... Page 18 overall wholesale index resulted from a The associate provost at the formerly and thunderstorms. High in the 60s to low ly met in recent years. Their price in the Manchester took several courses at Thoughts ApLEN ty...... Page 15 3.8 per cent jump in farm products, chiefly all-male school in Middletown said 70s. Showers and thunderstorms tonight market place began to reflect the supply. another school explaining her status as Top MHS female athletes ...... Page 15 livestock but also raw cotton, potatoes, Americans are no longer enchanted with and Friday with low in 50s. Friday’s high Due to the lowering demand for the in­ salutatorian, he said. live pqultry and eggs. Prices were lower Record track holders ...... Page 15 in the 60s. Chance of precipitation 70 per college. creased supply of graduates, higher Mrs. Sydoriak delivered the valedictory. for soybeans, fresh vegetables and wheat. College had been only for “gilded youth Little League, softball ...... Page 16 cent today, 80 per cent tonight and Friday. education is going through a “Life is a journey, not a destination,” A 15 per cent drop in sugar prices last and professors,” she said. “retrenchment,” she said. she said. “We must try new roads. We month led an overall 0.2 per cent decrease Today, 40 per cent of America’s college- Professors must now “apcount” "for should enjoy the journey.” in wholesale prices for processed foods age people are in schools of higher lear­ their work. They are treated like workers Ms. Sheila ToJ)ias, associate provost of and feeds. ning, she said. in business and government. Wesleyan University in Middletown, gave Britons Voting Today This compareSjto 14 per cent at most in Leaders in schools are being replaced by the address. (Parts of her remarks-are Europe. budget specialists, s^e said. quoted in another story in today’s Herald). Ford Signs Bill “Although I do not pretend you can run a The pipe band returned at this point to On Common Market college without money, I firmly believe play several pieces. To Boost Highway you can’t, run one if all you have is Dr. Ronald H. Denison, MCC’s new LONDON (UPI) - Britons today held sides agreed it was impossible to predict Construction money.” president and attending his first MCC their first national referendum to decide with any certainty how the country would The real worth of their diplomas, she commencement, said, “The music is un­ whether to remain in the European Com­ actually vote. Neither side ruled out an up­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White told the graduates, may be seen in three ique.” mon Market and permanently tie their set. House announced today President Ford ways hard to quantify. The arena seemed to vibrate for several hopes for economic recovery and prosperi­ has signed legislation to stimulate the The arguments on both sides are so com­ First, the employer sees the graduate as minutes after the band marched out to ty to the world’s largest trading bloc. sagging highway construction industry by plex and technical it is doubtful how many someone who has learned how to learn. He loud and repeated applause. Prime Minister Harold Wilson ordered temporarily giving states more flexibility Britons really understocki them. gets the chances for on-the-job training. Harry S. Godi, dean of student affairs, the vote to resolve once and for all an in the use of federal aid. Second, the graduate has an “option presented the class by name. issue that has divided the country for near­ The referendum, coming amid Britain’s Ford signed the bill late Wednesday value” in his diploma. If the graduate Roger B. Bagley, a Manchester resident ly a generation — whether Britain should worst economic crisis in 30 years, was night, shortly before a midnight deadline changes career plans, he does not have to and member of the Board of Trustees for try to revive its sagging postwar economy expected to be decided on the basic bread- for action. start from scratch. the Regional Community Colleges, gave as a member of the nine-nation communi­ and-butter issues of jobs, prices and Presidential aides said Ford had mixed Third, college graduates have been eaqh graduate his diploma with the aid of ty- national independence and sovereignty. feelings about the overall measure — found by employers to be more.productive Mrs. Dorothy C. McNulty, also a board The nation’s 40 million voters were Campaigners for a “Yes” vote argued strongly supporting only one of two major on the job, she said. member. asked to answer the question, “Do you that^remaining in the European Communi­ provisions — but felt he had to sign the “Graduates don’t just follow orders. Dr. Denison congratulated each think the United Kingdom should stay in ty, the world’s largest trading bloc with “ Federal Share of Highway Projects Act” They make suggestions, correct systems, graduate. the European Community (Common 250 million people, will boost investment to spur state highway construction invent new techniques. They are more The Rev. Mr. Westwood gave the Market)?” with a “Yes” or “No.” and protect jobs in Britain. programs funded mainly with federal likely to increase the productivity of the benediction followed by the recessional. Wilson, who campaigned vigorously for Antimarketeers charged that joining the money. firm. The class totaled 618 which is as large ais a “Yes” vote, said his Labor government market hiked Britain’s jobless total by Under the bill: "~<;A1so, they increase the productivity of the 10th class last year. will accept the decision as final and bin­ 500,000 to 750,000, drove up food prices, —States will be allowed until Sept. 30 to their’'€Q;;Workers. Two-year degrees conferred included ding. and deprived 4he country of freedom to transfer federal money from one category decide its own policies. “Somewhere along the line, they have liberal arts and sciences, general studies, Leaders of both “Yes” and “No” camps to another within the overall highway aid Sheila Tobias Former Conservative Prime Minister learned to mink for themselves, how to hotel food service management, business predicted victory. program, removing a previous prohibition Edward Heath took Britain into the Com- identify problems, even in advance.” administration, law enforcement, legal Opinion polls and newspapers almost un­ on such shifts. secretary, respiratory therapy, library animously predicted a decisive “Yes” rnon Market in January, 1973 after nearly, —States may temporarily go ahead with The Lottery She ended her address with, “ Higher technical “assistant, medical laboratory majority. London bookies quoted 1-7 odds two decades of national debate and federally assisted highway construction education is on the defensive. It needs technician, data processing, educational on a “Yes” victory and 5-1 against a win negotiations with market members. But without producing “matching funds,” nor­ The Connecticut Lottery drawing will be your continued faith in what it can do for associate, accounting, and more. by the “No’s.” Wilson said Britons never were given a mally ranging from 10 per cent to 30 per at Westfarms Mall in West Hartford at 7 the country as well as your gratitude for The list of graduates will appear in But, because Britons never have voted chance to say if they really wanted to cent of the overall cost depending on the p.ri). today. what it has done for you.” Friday’s Herald. in a referendum before, leaders of both “join Europe.” type of road.

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June 5, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 - PAGE THREE THEATRE SCHEDULE British Salesmen NATtONAl WCATNfl UIVICE FOBKAST t* 7AM EST * -6 - 75 Shriners Will Parade Really Can Sell Saturday in Newington ABOUT TOWN Vernon Cinema 1 — “What’s Showcase Cinema 3 — “Tom­ LONDON (UPI) - You’ve A firm in Great Yarmouth is my” 7:25-9:40 Up Doc?” 7:30-9:15 heard affout the salesmen who selling spaghetti to Italy, Showcase Cinema 4 — “Man- Omar Shrine Club’s color Cinema 2 — “Rosebud” 7:15- sold refrigerators to Eskimos Birkenhead is exporting chow r« B O * T O N / dingo” 7:10-9:35 guard and marching unit will Omar will be one of ’the 15 un­ Members of the Society of Rockville Emblem Club will There will be a Mass at St. and sand to the Arabs, but a mein to Hong Kong and 9:30 participate Saturday in the its of Sphinx Temple i n the line Connecticut Craftsman who are install officers Sunday at 3 p.m. James Church Saturday at 7 UA East 1 - “The Great Doolittle Tapped group of British companies con­ Manchester has supplied ar­ Spring Ceremonial parade of of march. In addition, i:he 14 un­ submitting items for the annual at the Elks Carriage House, a.m. for the deceased members fst / Waldo Pepper” 7:15-9:15 LOS ANGELES (U PI).- show at The Center for the tend that's nothing. tificial snow for a ski slope in NEW YORK Sphinx Temple Shriners in its of Pyramid Temple at Park St. of the Regina Society. Finland. UA East 2 — “The Posse” Retired Air Force Gen. Janies Newington” Bridgeport will take part. Arts of Wesleyan University Another company has shipped 7:00-9:00 H. “Jimmy” Doolittle, who led The parade will be the first Visiting dignitaries will in­ may leave them at The Shoe popsicles to Iceland as well as UA East 3 - “The Happy the famed U.S. bombing raid on Shrine parade in Newington. clude R. Stanley Harrison, String, 38 Oak’ St. on or before W iv V fr x / \®^. Hooker” 7:20-9:00 sand to Abu Dhabi (for swim­ •AN FRANCISCO \ I d C N V IR , „ Tokyo early in World War II, General chairman is Hal Grand Master of Masons in Tuesday. Manchester Drive-In — ming pool filters) and there is a has been named chairman of Turkington of Manchester, the Connecticut; leadeni of the British company selling “Murph the Surf” 8:35; the Expo ‘81 board of directors. assistant rabban of Sphinx Scottish and York Rites Bodies Young Women’s Fellowship “Destructors" 10:00 of the Salvation Army will meet leaf, stem & root KIRK DOUGLAS petroleum in the form of The board is charged with Terhple. of Masonry in the state; Showcase Cinema 1 — “Fun­ "POSSE" ,PG, cigarette lighter fuel to the preparing a world’s fair to be Omar units will meet at the representatives from other tonight at 7:30 at the home of Middle East. ny Lady” 8:00 held here in 1981,200th anniver­ Washington Social Club at 11 Shrine Temples in New Mrs. Joyce Perrett, 295 Main “Tfie Complete Plant Store” All these emerged from a Showcase Cinema 2 — “Day sary of the founding of Los a.m. Saturday; the parade England; and Mayor Elmer St., Apt. 21. . of the Locust" 8:15 Angeles. Corner of Eldrige & Spruce Streets (R) contest to find Britain's most assembly will be at the Mortensen of Newington. unusual export. It was LOWEST TiMFUATUBES Newington Firehouse on Main Philip Lincoln, Newington’s I HIIDAT, JUNE 13HI. - MIDNIGHT organized by a northern NEW OR St. at 12:30 and the parade is at police chief, will be the 4WTUFUI MIAMI 1. Difference Noted 1 • -K ir • 2 • utti MTS «rr England distillery which says it REGAL MUFFLER HELPS YOU honorary marshal; he is a s- "Taiow s iittw r • 4 • in n ir is hoping to sell British vodka to 50 The route will be Main St. to Shriner from Anah Temple at CHARLESTON, W. Va. Poland. r*lE C E N O < Cedar St. and west to Willard Bangor, Maine. (UPI) — West Virginia Gov. make a grand Graduation Gift! The winner of the contest. FIGHT INFLATION Ave. and dispersal area at After the parade, a class of Arch Moore, back from a tour The Premier Drum Co. of with These Specials Newington High School, where candidates, expected to number of the Soviet Union, said he Large Selection of 11-86 EXIT 91" rauor'MutttciiLaoB"! Wigston. exports tom-toms to the ritual work will take 90 to 100, will be initiated. could see a remarkable HARDY PLANTS from .894; • $89.00 place. —ALSO- BURNSIDE Nigeria, sleigh bells to : / ’dSMOWEB$ ^ f to w Later, the entire group of about difference in the Soviet U-E Greenland, whistles to the Omar Shrine Club will have a 1,000 Shriners will dine and be economy since his last visit in ^iiimisiPtEvt., t. icrni.A sinm Mufflers Installed $17.97 • Terrariums Canary Islands and maracas to Un WEATHIB rOTOCAST hospitality room at the Grant- entertained at the new Shrine 1964. • Baskets Mat For*, Oieyyj, Hjuioullii. otlien iK{htlr Wjlior • Books ■ ELLEN BURSTYN IN Venezuela. moor Motel in Room UA. Mosque on the Berlin '^ke. in Moore, who recently com­ • Pottery Shock absorbers Installed $7.W Newington. pleted a two-week tour of • Sandpaintings • Wrought Iron Hangers Murder Illustrious Potentate Mitchell Russia with six other gover­ Esoian of Wethersfield nors, told reporters, “I came PHONE 64 9-25 22 For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. During Thursday night, rain and showers will be Grease, Oil & Filter $ 7 5 0 Suspect Wednesday night visited with away with the distinct impres­ NEW SUMMER HOURS 1 “ALICEWARREN DOESN’T BEATTY LIVE t GOLDIE HAWN “ELLEN BURSTYN found over many of the Atlantic coastal states and portions of the east Gulf region. A $14.50 Value for only ...... * the Omar Shrine Club officers sion that today instead of being D a ily ...... 10 a.m.-S:30 p.m. J HERE ANYMORE” TRIUMPHSL:»incM.i Generally fair weather is forecast elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, Arrested and directors and discussed 50 years behind the United Sunday ...... 10 a.m .-3:00 p.m. B 7;40-9:45“SHAMPOO’’ 99c All above prices include Installation! R • 7:30-9:30 AUCB DOESN’T max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 60 ( 88), Boston 54 (63), Chicago 58 (80), Dallas 69 DUNN, N.C. (U P I)-A slim other Ceremonial plans. States, they’re about 20 years CLOSED TUESDAYS UVEH0?E (93), Denver 51 (84), Duluth 44 (59), Houston 70 (90), Jacksonville 63 (92), Kansas City 59 murder suspect who fled a behind,” he said. t a a l R R m n m (82), Los Angeles 62 (75), Miami 72 (88), New Orleans 69 (88), New York 59 ( 79), Phoenix Connecticut jail by sliding his CHILDREN UNDER 8 72 (101), San Francisco 52 (70), Seattle 48 (65), St. Louis 52 (84) and Washington 61 ( ). butter-covered body through his NOT ADMITTED EVENINGS -PLUS- 88 M uffler George Segal cell bars, was arrested R eg al Center Wednesday night after a traffic THE TERMINAL accident on Interstate 95 near tlv offer fom-pnii-nrp along u'ith a tuprrior product. MAN” here. MANCHESTER Corner of Broad North Carolina authorities DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A f4S r WINDSOR and Center Street Mon.-F ri... 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. said Bella Krajger, 42, of Strat­ Sat ...... B a.m. - 5 p.m. TONITE 1st. RUN, DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 Phone 646.-2112 ford, Conn., was arrested after a check revealed the car he was driving was reported stolen ADULT HITS! from Our Lady of Assumption Church in Fairfield, Conn., JR) “THE shortly after his escape May 29 I'" SISTER from the Bridgeport Correc­ '.nil one olh'S" _ tional center. n u m r Kragjer was being held on a OIDOR -AND- HERITAGE RATES murder charge in the rape­ The incredible “THE beating death of Elizabeth but true story sSTEPMOTHER” Seeley, 77, former curator of the P.T. Barnum Museum in of the most AND Bridgeport. spectacular EASTHARJfORD Police said the woman’s body Jewel heist DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 was found Sept. 6 on a bed in Cubs Clean Up Case Mt, Campsite her Bridgeport home. '^lin history! „„„ ,. B ridgeport police said HERITAGE Members of Cub Scout Pack 91 of Manchester Green School are cleaning up the Kraieer buttered his 8-fnot-fi /ls t RUN THRILLER (PGk campgrounds at Case Mt. The project was undertaken to show the cubs the importance of 130 pound body to wiggle from f PETER O’TOOLE \ keeping the community clean. Participating in the project were Ross Burba, Kenneth his cell He then pried open a service and “ ROSEBUD” Dugan, Randy Freschlin, Michael Hampton, Robert Russell, Michael Smith, John screen with a piece of metal AdM. *2 ^Ve4 7:15 ■ 9;3b Goldick, Andrew Henry, Kenneth Wilson, Theodore Brashier, Dinos Gravanis, Anthony and climbed through before \ SAT. MAT. 2 PM I M A TIN E E S / DINNERWARE Laurinitis, and Bruce Treadwell. (Herald photo by Pinto) scaling the jail’s outer wall, SUN. 2-4:30 -7-9:15|99‘' TIL 2 PM X_ police said. AT North Carolina police said IT’S THE BETTER WAY Krajger gave a phony name Storing after the minor accident and OUR ROBERT CONRAD - DON STROUC TAKE aCUTES 1i ■ »A - lEXIT « | was taken to a hospital when he f® PLUS 4CT10H CO-HIT ’’ sTREISAND - O’NEAL (G) TV TONIGHT complained of an injured ankle. 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Reg. 13.89 6 Year Certificate Nashville M usic...... 18 10:30 4 piece place setting $3.95 / % $1 000 minimum 8.17% 73 4 Political T a lk ...... ;‘3 Completer Units; Truth or Consequences...... 22 HAN -IT 4 Year Certificate Consumer Survival K it...... 24 Meet the M ayors...... j.9 6 ZcbCAV COMBO 1 2 4 5 Set of 4 fruit dishes 7.90% 7J/2% S1.000 minimum New Treasure Hunt...... 30 News...... ;.'l8 Dragnet ...... 40 11:00 ' POLE PLANTER Set of 4 soup dishes 2’ 2 Year Certificate 7.08% 6%% $1,000 minimum. Martin Agronsky ...... 57 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 Famous Zebco 202 reel with Set of 4 salad dishes line, 5 foot (ight action fi­ Zebco 77 Reel-N-Rod Combo 1-2 Year Certificate. berglass rod - a perfectly 6.81% 6V2% $1,000 minimum. Reg. Scaled for small hands; easy- Open vegetable dish “DECORATING TIPS Fully Adjustable matched outfit! 10.89 casting reel, 2-pc. 50“ rod. Gravy boat 3 Month Certificate floor to ceiling pole, brass Reg. 7.49 ^ 0 0 % 53/4% $1,000 minimum. For The Homeowner” It 590 planter pole extends from Sugar and creamer Regular Savings Account. Interest paid day of deposit to 7’B” to 8’3”. Adjustable 12" platter 5.47% 5V4% day of withdrawal ______Zebco 202 Common Paint Problems brass planter swivel arms. Interest compounded daily and continuously Elfective annual yield is the highest allowed by law Substantial penalties for 14" platter early withdrawal on all certificate accounts. ' BLISTERING it usually caused by moisture working its Spin Cast Reel f'v'* Covered casserole way through the surface creating bubble-tike formations Spring loaded drag: $100,000 Certificates available at negotiated rates. which break and peel. Check sources of moisture: For Use In filled with mono 2 9 4 Leaks, loose caulking and improper vents. Scrape off line. Reg. 4.79 PATTI CORRIGAN’S t All Rooms blisters; spot prime bare spots before repainting. * SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS PEELING is generally caused by a soft or too gloosy an V ! Zebco 404 undercoat, painting over grease, oil or chalky «ur/occ* (St. Maurice’s Church Hall, Hebron Rd. Bolton, Ct.) or from incorrect priming of the surfaces before pain­ Spin Cast Reel ting. For fresh or salt FLAKING is caused by a dirty or greasy surface, im­ water; pre filled with 488 SUMMER ENROLLMENT proper priming or surface treatment before painting. / c l i c o CUtULYAI, / mono line. Reg. 7.49 July and August Sessions Paint peels off in an indefinite pattern. Spinning Reel To Register By Phone, Please Call 872-7045, or IF YOV HAVE A PAINT PROBLEM NOT LISTED Zebco Cardinal 4 Fail-proof bail, 742-9802 H erit^ Savings ABOVE, SEE US FOR A SOLUTION. Spinning Reel ball bearing; Register In Person At The Studio quick change Smooth, pow­ June 11th from 10 to 3 & Loan Association • ^ in c e l8 9 l STOP IN FOR YOUR FREE PAINT PROBLEM spool. Complete­ erful reel, Directed by Michele Bonn; BROCHURE! ly corrosion resis­ stainless worm m • a Reg. 3 Know The Qualifications 01 Your Instructor: Pots & Plants tant. gear, snap-off 36.99 spool. Reg. 30.99 mrn^T • S3 Univerilty of Conn. “ F o u r Not Included...... a Co-CaptaIn of Unlverdty of Conn. Vanity Team Main Office: 1007 Main St., Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer Sf., Manchester 649-3007 a U8GF Judges Rating Complete Paul’s Paint jt s a Neyy England Regional Gym naitici Participant Coventry Office: Route 31, 742-7321 • Tolland Office: Rt. 195, quarter mile south of 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387. Decorating 615 Main Street 3 WAYS TO> CHARGE a Coach of Patti Corrigan’s Gymnaitlc Team SALE: i Center** Mancheatert Conn* WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER MANCHESTER FRI. & SAT. Ill Plus Several Other Outstanding Bishop's Corner 965 Silas Deane 397A Broad St. BankAmuhcaug Mon. thru Frl. 10 i.m . P H O N E 6 4 9 -0 3 0 0 • to 9:30 p.m. * Qualified Instructors . . . 2531 Albany Ave. Highway OPEN EVERY NIGHT 1145 Tolland Turnpike Sal. 9 a.m. lo 9:30 p.m. # ) Headquarters for 'tO 'lira.lIlQ p c illl'ts OPFN THURS t FRI TIL 9 OFFN THURS t FRI Til 9 TIL 9 StT Til 6 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 Walk-a-Thon Sponsors Sought PZC Petitioned Not To Increase Area Density

TOLLAND HEBRON the Rt. 94 West St.-Martin Rd. cussed among the members of to check their children before recipient must be a resident of Other eighth grade activities Correspondent section of Hebron to high densi­ the commission. sending them to school because Hebron. Vivian Kenneson Anne Dallaire planned for this month include The Herald is seeking a cor­ Watermelon ty zone as proposed. The area is Monty Champagne of West there Iwye been several cases Briefs Tolland students are can­ a dance on June 13 and a class respondent to cover news of now medium density residen­ St. read the petition aloud to of chicks pox reported irt the The Board of Finance will vassing :for donors to sponsor a picnic to be held at Mountain Tolland. Anyone with an ability is the color of The Planning and Zoning tial with one-acre lots. about 15 residents present at a primary grades. meet tonight at 8 o’clock at the walk-a-tlion to be held Satur­ Park on June 17. to write and an interest in civic Commission has accepted a Salvatore Mastrandrea, PZC recent PZC meeting. He said Chicken pox begins with Town Office Building. day, June 7 to raise money for affairs who is interested in the tourmaline. petition asking it not to change chairman, said it would be dis- the petitioners disapprove the general cold symptoms and The town clerk will have of­ Care, an organization that helps An awards assembly for all position should contact high density proposal. sometimes a temperature. The fice hours every Saturday mor­ feed people of many countjjes middle school students will be Alexander Girelli at The Pink, green, blue He said the proposed change rash appears within 24 tO 72 ning in June from 9 a.m. to noon of Africa, Asia and Latin held during the day on June 19. Herald, 643-2711. would cause personal hardship hours after the onset of symp­ at the Town Office Building. America. and delicious to own Children’s Day Sunday on residents of the area for the toms. The walk-a-thon will be held following reasons: Scholarship rain or shine from 8:30 a.m. Lack of sewer lines would The Women’s Auxiliary to the through the rest of the day. ANDOVER FRESH CANDY mean community septic tanks Amston Lake Fire Department Students will be registered WHITMAN. SCHRAFFT. Vernon Seeking Grant Donna Holland which would not work because will award a $100 scholarship to from 7:45 to 8 a.m. The route CANDY CUPBDARD Correspondent of a high water table. a deserving Rham High School will cover 17 miles and run 646-0375 She Rcratb Lack of water lines would student, class of 1975, for along Tory Rd., Bald Hill Rd., For Makeup Schooling ARTHUR DRUG , The First Congregational necessitate deep wells, adding furthering his education. The Kozley Rd., Sugar Hill Rd., V,/#- . Church of Andover will observe to the problem of low pressure be a display of the work of the Hunter Rd., Browns Bridge Children’s Day and have a in existing wells. A reapplication for a grant to programs since 1970 in the area church school classes. Rd., Snipsit Lake Rd., Sand Hilt family picnic Sunday. More school population would fund a compensatory education of reading and math. From 2 p.m. until dusk the Rd., and Old Post Rd. The children of the church tax overcrowded classrooms. program in Vernon was ap­ This year for the first time annual church picnic will be at Sponsors will be asked to school will participate in the More police and fire protec­ proved by the Board of Educa­ the application for the grant the Times Farm Camp. Tres Chic... pledge a.n alloted amount for GREEN regular worship service at 11 tion would be needed. tion Monday night and will now must be accepted by the local There will be swimming from each mile walked. a.m. The change would be a threat be forwarded to the State Board board. The supplementary 2 until 4 p.m. There will be Girl Scouts The junior choir will sing and to wildlife and the country at­ of Education for its approval. reading and math programs are games for all. Tolland Girl Scouts will hold the Grade 4 class will be mosphere of the area. The applications must be sub­ conducted for students in Those planning to attend are a registration session on presented with Bibles. Mastrandrea said the PZC mitted by July 1 for projects the Grades 1-8 at St. Joseph’s and asked to bring their own family Tuesday, June 10 from 3 to 5 at After the service, will start studying suggestions Vernon school system intends St. Bernard’s parochial schools supper. Ice cream will be refreshments will be served in the United Congregational to start in September. The also. provided. made by residents and, he Church. school system has conducted The purpose of the state and Coventry sixth graders recognized for their work on ecology and mass transportation are, the social hall where there will hopes, will vote on the new Girls interested in joining any pre-funded compensatory federal legislation and sub­ from left, Wayne Bray, Blaine Cromie, Joan DeCarli, Donald Avery, and Barbara regulations in the next two branch of scouting may months. sequent funding, Ronald ^ I Retartha. (Herald photo by Shea) register, especially those girls Kozuch, supervisor of con­ Church School Scheduled The PZC’s next meeting will entering the second grade in the be June 10 at 8 p.m. at the Town Bolton winners in statewide arts competition are, from left, Mike Walsh, Paul Sobol, and tinuing education said, is to im­ fall and eligible for the Brownie HEBRON child or $6 maximum per fami­ Office Building. Mike Sobol. The pine tables are winning entries. (Herald photo by Dunn) prove the school success of program,. Longyear Named educationally deprived pupils. ly will be collected to help Check Children For further information call The board expects to have The Vacation Church School defray material expenses. Nancy Behrens, community Joan Ballestrini, troop To CSTA Post sponsored by the Gilead Registration fees and forms $15,000 left over from the - Coventry Sixth Grade!rs Win health nurse at Hebron Elemen­ organizer, at 875-0043. • NEW HAVEN (UPI) - current year’s program and Congregational Church, The should be sent to Mrs. William tary School, has asked parents Bolton Winners in Competition G raduation Walter Longyear, 23, has been plans to carry it over into next - . c fS r /m i First Congregational Church of Ruth, 8 Porter Rd., Hebron Eighth, grade commencement named to replace Grover Rees year’s. With federal money the ifa l/m i a / Awards for Ecology Writings Hebron and St. Peter’s before June 15. ceremonies will take place an executive director of the board is allowed to carry over Episcopal Church, will be held L’oreal is coming to ♦ Donna Holland Walsh entered a three-inch pine EXPERT Connecticut were entered. June 18 at 7 p.m. in the Tolland Connecticut State Taxpayers the funds to the next year. July 7-11 from 9 a.m. to noon, at Bloodmobile Correspondent trestle table. This was the first year Bolton- Middle School gymnasium, ac­ Asssociation. the First Congregational j Tres Chic Salon ; day...With development, The Bloodmobile will be at 646-0375 Paul Sobol received a first students entered the competi­ cording to principal Vene W. Longyear, who holds a Monica Shea “ Lonely Fish,” and Wayne Church. BODY WORK ♦ Ms. Dorothy Miller, L’oreal Technician will be ♦ piace ribbon for his entry, a Correspondent technology...Engineering and Bray for his poem on ecology. Rham High School in the small Three Bolton High School tion. The three exhibits entered Harding. political science degree from The curriculum selected is ♦ at our salon SuntJay, June 8th. Stop in for a ♦ chestnut trestie table. Easy payments 742-9495 criminology...But the biggest Two other sixth graders, gym, June 17 from 12:30 to 5:30 at students walked away top all won top prizes. Southern Connecticut State ICOIN SHOW “The Cooperative Series” and For a joint entry Walsh and Five sixth grade students at criminal of all...Still runs free, Donald Avery and Barbara p.m. ^complimentary consultation regarding your t winners in the recent Connec­ The work on the entries by Advertisement- College, was a former research SUNDAV, JUNE Stil. this year’s theme is God, Me, ticut Industrial Arts state com­ Michael Sobol received a first the boys was done- by hand as Capt. Nathan Hale School have and that’s you and me...We Retartha, were honored for Students 17 years old may DISCOUNT PRICES ♦ hair problems. ♦ Blue Heritage Ironstone assistant to House Minority 10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Where I Live. give blood with the written per­ petition. place ribbon. They entered a the industrial arts class at received awards for their pollute our land, air and their essays on mass transpor­ Dinnerware at great savings Leader Gerald Stevens, R- I Knights of Columbus Hall mission of their parents. Michael Walsh received the three-inch round pine table. Bolton High School does not Milford. 138 Main St. literary efforts on ecology and seas. ..We can say goodby to our tation and received certificates Also included are special Boland’s Discount when you deposit at the new Our 75th Anniversary'yfear countrysides....The big of achievement. For information or an ap­ merit award in the large The competition was heid at have automated gear. Rees said Wednesday he Manchester, Conn. As Leading Jewelers&Silversmrths mass transportation. music, nature, recreation and Tolland office of Heritage metropolis just over the They spent the day visiting pointment, call Mrs. Edward Auto Sales loPENHOUS&l:004:0 0 i projects advanced area Centrai (Connecticut State Rober Titus is the industrial Savings and Loan Association resigned because of Blaine Cromie, son of art classes. ♦ 303 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER • 643-2483 ♦ College. Over 1,000 exhibits arts teacher. FREE ADMISSION 95.8 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Richard and Harriet Cromie of way...Was just a village in places of transportation such as A registration fee of $2 per Foote at 228-3471. Walk-ins are 36S CENTER STREET category. It is the highest on Rt.l95 quarter mile south of “compelling personal and 646-6320 Also: Hartford • West Farms Mall Columbus’ Day...Go ahead and Bradley Field where they welcome. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ award in the competition. from throughout the State of 1-86 Exit 99. financial reasons.” North River Rd., was presented a plaque by Gov. Ella Grasso at laugh...But your next breath toured a 747, the central tower, the Hall of Flags for his poem, could be your last...Cars on the and visited the people mover. “The Long Way.” freeway...Didn’t pollute in They also worked under the Lots To Be Sold for Tax Default Blaine was one of 18 finalists Columbus’ Day....If you want direction of Donald Sayers, our environment to be cold sixth grade teacher coor­ will be accepted. sponsored trip for senior in the state and received a BOLTON cement....Just sit there on your dinator; and teachers, Mrs. Properties will be sold to the citizens to Gloucester and plaque for meritorious achieve­ Donna Holland seat. ..And do nothing, nothing Marge Coates, R. McDonald, highest bidder. Rockport on June 12. Sears ment in the elementary educa­ Elaine Potterton, tax collec­ at all....You want something Charles Kelberg, Mrs. Mary Within one week of the sale, a A bus will leave the Town tion ecology poem and poster tor, will conduct a tax sale deed will be filed with the town contest. done, join in the long haul. Yamo, Mrs. Sharon Thompson, All-f^stless Hall at 7:30 a.m. and return Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Town Stephanie Aceto and Mrs. Elain clerk, to be held for one year about 6 p.m. Blaine's Poem Two semi-finalists were Joan Hall. Salius. before recording. , Reservations for the trip Man has come a long DeCarli for her short story, the None of the seven percels to The owner of the record at way...since Columbus be auctioned is guaranteed close June 10. the time of the sale has the one You need not be a member of Sears hi Q.O pt, Coldspot buildable under state and local year to redeem the property. regulations. the Bolton Senior Citizens Club A complete list of properties to participate in the trip; any JU* IU N E ______JM. . All properties are subject to can be obtained from the tax END OF PRE-SEASON SALE taxes. Bolton senior citizen may go. collector's office in the Town If you have ever thought The sale will be conducted by The town is paying a portion Hall. of the bus cost. SAVE *3 of owning a swimming former town counsel Marshall Anyone wanting more infor­ Taylor. 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STf EL LAWN BUILDING dimensions approximate *168 *399 *359 443 Hartford Rd., MANCHESTER SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE BRIDGEPORT. CONN. HAMDEN. CONN. ORANGE. CONN. EASTFIELD MALL. MASS. WATERBURY, CONN. AppIAppliancts Also At These Sean Sl^es BRIDGEPORT, CONN. HAMDEN, CONN. ORANGE, CONN EASTPIELD MAi i MAOi^i AMHER_.RST HADLEY______BRANFORD BRISTOL S-aUifaction Guaranited V/.fV7!T PITTSFIELD. MASS. GREENFIELD. MASS. W. HARTFORD. CONN. W. SPRINGFIELD. MASS. MERIDEN NORTHAMPTON OLD SAYBROOK WATERBURY.CONN. W .HAR^^ W. SPRING FIEIII.S'^JSJSS^^ • ENFKII •NETinsnELD •WALUNCFOn •MUORO •S0UTHM6T0N •SPONREU) FIRST FOOD Sears RtKT After securing his land the builder architect since a log cabin was a un­ deserving Manchester student. The first all four sons, but there are even better Earl Hutto, of Panama City, Fla., seems is happening to the family, in better than award will be made tonight. boys in the F.L. than him that should be in i ”*' ■ felled the needed trees, cut them to ique structure. already to be pretty sure of what the com­ superficial terms. Having explored some The death of Betty Bailey is a great loss L.L. mission’s answers will be like. His amend­ of the recent scholarship in this area, I can length and with'adze and axe notched He has been summoned to court to the community that she served so well. No one should be allowed in L.L. unless ment, also accepted, told the committee report that we haven’t moved far toward the ends to fit. Properly chinked they because he is in technical violation of Friends who wish to help swell the Bailey he or she has played in the Farm or Rookie what to look for: “The incidence of clarity. A. Puritan® Ban-Lon® Knit of 100% polyester Fund to help memorialize this noble lady System. Even with this rule all the players alcohol, infidelity....the impact of sexiial The extended family of the early were deemed sturdy and warm. the building code. What would Abe Luxurious, silky feeling and masculine styling are featured in this Puritan may do so by mailing the check made out can’t get into L.L. but only the very best and violence-oriented movies...., por­ republic has diminished in size, lost many exclusive. Highlighted by flap pocket, shoulder epaulets and contrast But it isn't that easy today. A log Lincoln think of that? to “Manchester Scholarship Foundation - will be in L.L. nographic literature, and lack of discipline of its functions (educationl, worship, stitching. Machine wash and dry. Wide color choice. Sizes: S-M-L-XL. Bailey Fund” and send it to Billy Knight, Little League teams can only have so in the home.” craft, value-shaping), and has mislaid at Executive Director, 65 White St., many 12-, 11-, 10-year olds on a team, but a It’s quite an order. The trouble is that least one generation layer — that of the M6.00 Manchester. nine-year-old who hasn’t had any when the commission has discovered the grandparents. The nuclear family is too POET’S NOOK Robert P. Fuller experience in supervised ball won’t have bearing of alcoholism and infidelity on small, too tense in its relationships, too II B. Puritan® Full-Fashioned Ban-Lon® Knit of president the opportunity to play In L.L. before divorce, there will have to be another rootless, too stripped of connections, too 100% DuPont nylon. Manchester Scholarship someone in Farm or Rookie. study commission to discover why bare functionally. After this the impact of It's got everything you want. Smartness. Comfort. Knockout colors.. No General Store In The Good Old Days Foundation The L.L. picks anywhere from 30 to 40 alcoholism is spreading and how it can be the erotic revolutions, the women’s an wonder more men wear Brookview than any other knit. Knit to fit as only boys per year, give or take a couple for cured, and still another to discover what revolutions, the media revolution, the sub­ Puritan knows how. Smart long collar. Machine wash and dry. Sizes: S-M-L- Farm League those that want to be pickier than me. If causes infidelity and why it is spreading urban revolution, the counterculture, and 8 ” x l 0 ” XL. Back years ago when I was a boy From a clay T-D to a dime cigar. the Farm and Rookie League coaches sub­ and how it can be cured. Ditto for the the values revolution — and one gets a Say around Nineteen Three or Four, And many brands of chewing tobacco. Suggestions mit a list of their best players to the L.L., earthquake eruption of sexuality and glimpse of how massive a task the Florida portrait of your child in M3.00 I lived in a little old country town, From Peiper Heisic to Jolly Tar. the only those boys will be at the tryouts violence in the movies; ditto for por­ study commission is being handed. Not too far from the general store. They saw the little pot-bellied stove To the editor: and you will not see the annual tryout nography; ditto for permissiveness in the Which leads into my second doubt. Why C. Puritan® ‘Sporting Life’ knit of Now this little store carried everything On that not too level floor. For the past nine years, I have been in­ farce. Between the Rookie and Farm home; ditto for gender confusion and only the problems of the family? There 60% cotton and 40% polyester. For serving the poor and well-to-do. About six feet from the counter, volved with sons in Little League; as a League enough boys can be supplied to the values confusion. isn’t single major aspect of American life l/V\c|c-»4lc Get more comfort and fun in an exclusive Puritan ‘Sporting Life’ knit. And many times took care of tourists Twelve to the outside door. parent, coach, and as an occasional um­ L.L. and those boys will have more hope that isn’t tangled in its roots and dubious sjfc >■ Complete freedom for active sports. Luxury and smartness for leisure wear. Who happened to be passing through; It was here town fathers gathered pire. For nine years. I’ve seen the Farm than at present. in its flowering, as the family is. There Automatic wash and dry. Great color range. Sizes: S-M-L-XL. • M T T r • And many came here for sightseeing. For swapping politics and jokes. League get half as many new balls as Lit­ Very, very little, can be said for the pre­ 12 3 isn’t a single one that doesn’t present its For this was a quaint little town. Grand old men sincere and honest. tle League; yet they all collect together. sent system of selecting boys, because a 4 3 S 7 I 9 10 nettle to us when we try to grasp it. M2.00 I I U 13 14 IS 16 17 IVIIVG COLOn And seldom, if ever, did they pass our Just good old-fashioned folks. boy can’t show much in two weekends 38 19 20 21 22 23 24 Lo, the poor legislator, whose untutored store. Outside they viewed the modern rigs when he’s half frozen and he has to wait 2S 26 27 21 29 30 ALMANAC mind doesn’t exempt him (her) from • No appointment necessary If only to visit and browse around; Of buckboards, buggies and surreys. for 2(X) kids to bat. having to legislate on anything and Reg. 1.49 As this little store was so much different Folks slowly passing to and fro iilanrltrfit^r Sincerely, By United Press International everything, and thus becomes a specialist • Limit: One per child Than the ones we have today; With no apparent sign of worries. Jack J. Lappen Today is Thursday, June 5, the 156th day in omniscience. It is an intolerable burden Two per family ^KravliKTl^k40W0NLV Departments then weren't common. So this may perhaps be the reason Ettputtig Mpralb 66 Baldwin Rd. of 1975 with 209 to follow. to load on anyone. • Ages: Four weeks At least, not around our way. They were called “the good old days,” Manchester, Conn. The moon is approaching its new phase. One answer is to bring the intellectual through fourteen years Though every inch of space was taken. When the “rank and file” were more FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 The morning stars are Mars and community more directly into the • Additional prints available Every corner and every nook, relaxed Published by the Published every Jupiter. legislative process — and also the at reasonable prices M anchester evening except Sun­ The evening stars are Mercury, Venus For everything that sat or hung And speed wasn’t all the rage. Publishing Co.. Herald days and holidays. executive process. Awhile ago I made a • Groups at $1.25 each Was on a shelf or hook; F. P. Pietzner Square. Manchester. Entered at the and Saturn. proposal for setting up, in Washington, an 7h< additional child Conn. 06040. Manchester, Conn., Those born on this day in history are un­ True, all our needs and wants were 24 Trotter St. ' Telephone 643-2711 Post Oftice as Second OSI — Office of Social Intelligence — carried Manchester (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. der the sign of Gemini. whose function would be to sift not only Both in and out of season. BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER Madame Chiang Kai-shek, wife of the facts and figures but basic insights into Bring all the children And at times they’d order special TODAY’S leader of Nationalist China, was born June the root sources of social problems. In an If something urgent and in reason. SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES 5, 1897. attempt to get some Intellectual consensus Now once inside this little store p a y a b l e in a d v a n c e THOUGHT On this day in history: on how best to handle them. FAMILY 8x10 The air was simply grand Single Copy ... 15« 3 Months ... $11.70 In 1917, more than 9 1/2-million The idea still strikes me as having some Of all the different merchandise...... 9 0 t 6 M onths . . . $23.40 Mark 8:2 — “I have compassion on the Americans between the ages of 21 and 31 validity. The study of separate problems COLOR HERALD ONE Month $3.90 One Year,., $46.80 multitude, because they have now been registered for the World War I draft.„ REGAL MEN'G GHOP Anything that wasn’t canned. by separate legislative oir executive com­ Mail Hbtes Upon Request PORTRAIT ■ CONNECTICUrS LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE MEN S STORE People like the smell of different cheeses. with me three days and have nothing to In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt missions is at once wasteful and fragmen­ Subscribers who p.m. should telephone g O . 8 8 And fresh ground coffee beans. YESTERDAYS eat.” signed a bill abolishing the gold standard. fail to receive their the circulation depart- tized. There must be some way by which wMk only And the fragrance of molasses, Herald before 5:30 ment. 647-9946, Earlier Jesus had been impatient and In 1966, American astronaut Gene Cer- the legislatures in all 50 states can set up a Children with parents, Puerto fUcan and New Orleans; irritated because His attempts to get nan left Gemini 9 for a 2-hour, 10-minute continuing liaison with the best grandparents. adult Member Audit Bureau of Circulations away from the crowd and rest had been “spacewalk.” couples. Mom and They like the smell of candy, scholarship, the best social and psy­ Dad. Limit one special 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Scented soaps and choice fruits. 25 Years Ago thwarted. His capacity for compassion In 1968, Sen. Robert Kennedy was fatally chological thinking, the best scientific and par family. The Manchester Display advertising overcame that irritation; it made His own shot in Los Angeles by a 24-year-old Arab And the odor of horse robe. Miss Barbara Wallett is elected presi­ closing hours: Three technological knowledge that the univer­ open daily till 9 P.M., Saturday till 5:30 P.M. Publishing Co. need secondary. Photographen Hours open daily till 5:30 P.M., Thursday till 9 P.M. Button shoes and rubber boots. dent of American Legion Auxiliary. full days prior to national later identified as Sirhan B. sities In the state provide. This can be a assumes no linancral publication. Is your capacity for compassion greater Sirhan. The assassin was sentenced to life D A ILY 10 AM-1 PM, 2 PM-5 PM, 6 PM-8 PM They like to gaze on the different tools responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald kind of third force, to add to the legislative SA TU R D A Y 10 AM-1 PM, 2 PM-4:30 PM Mostly known to common craft. typographical errors classified advertising: than or even equal to your capacity for imprisonment. (He’s scheduled to be and executive. And in this way the appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior today of irritation? released on parole in 1986). From a builder’s plane and level 10 Years Ago tisements and other scholars of a community can achieve a WEST HARTFORD, MANCHESTER publication: 12 noon Rev. R. E. Haldeman To a farmer’s scythe and snath. Theodore Malek is elected president of reading matter in The Friday for publication A thought for the day: President new social function, and a warmer and MIDDLETOWN, The smoker’s case was always a treat Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Franklin D. Roosevelt said, “There is no closer relationship can be set up between Illing Junior High School Student Council. H erald day. NAUDATUCK VALLEY MALL Church indispensable man.” the political and intellectual elites: PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975— PAGE NINE Havlik~Yarko Wood-Tomm

Maureen Ann Yarko of St. lu t, i. Gretchen Jane Tomm of Ben­ FROM YOUR ' CCOUPOl^ OFFER) Louis, Mo., formerly of nington, Vt. and Jonathan B. Manchester, and Mark D. Wood of Manchester were NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN Havlik of Tama, Iowa were married May 24 at First United married May 17 At Our Lady of By VIVIAN FERGUSON Methodist Church in Ben­ Lourdes Catholic Church in St. nington, Vt. Louis. The bride is daughter of Mr. The bride is the daughter of This is the season for young With This Coupon and Mrs. George, E. Yarko of Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Tomm tender veal. There are so many Orlando, Fla., formerly of of Bennington, Vt. The ways to prepare veal that you Manchester. The bridegroom is bridegroom ;is the son of Mr. could have it every day for a 3 0 * off son of Dr. and Mrs. A . J. and Mrs. Dustin C. Wood Sr. of ■ month and not use the same Havlik of Tama. 29 Morse Rd. recipe twice. Abbot Thomas Havlik, O.S.B. SPIC & SPAN Blood Pressure The Rev. Richard Campbell It is at this season that we of Chicago, uncle of the of First United Methodist find the most desirable veal in 54 OZ. PKQ. bridegroom, celebrated the Church officiated. Herbert Good Thru Saturday, June 7th, nuptial Mass and performed the the markets. If you are not ac­ Checkup Is Good Millington was organist. The customed to seeing "milk HIGHLAND PARK REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET double-ring ceremony. Susan church was decorated with veal", you may think there is LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Walsh of St. Louis, Mo. was white gladioli and ivy. something wrong with the 317 Highland St., Manchester soloist and was accompanied by meat. It will be partially red, the church organist Leroy Selz. The bride, given in marriage with greyish streaks running ^^The Choicest Meat In Town/” By A bigail Van Buren The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white throughout. Sometimes, they 6 1975 by ChtcagoTribune-N.Y. News Synd., Inc. by her father, wore a gown of crepe gown trimmed with Vene­ even have a greenish cast. The luillllllll white organza over white tian lace and seed pearls with knowledgeable consumer will '^Just Because Highland taffeta fashioned with high the skirt terminating into a be delighted to see this. It DEAR READERS: If you have no interest in your health neckline, long sleeves and chapel train. Her fingertip veil means that the calf is partially Park Market Is Perched On CCOIjPOI\ OFFtR) or the health of those you love, skip Dear Abby today: bodice and full skirt appliqued of white silk organza was on milk — the red portions A Hill at The End of Do you know what your blood pressure is? If you do, you with daisies. Her layered 7 bordered with matching lace. being caused by feeding upon are one in about 10,000. If you don’t, the most important fingertip veil was bound in satin The veil was made by her grass. Eventually, it will all be Highland Street — Don’t thing you can do today is to call your doctor and make an and attached to a pleated mother. She carried a bouquet red meat as the calf is fully 11 appointment to have it checked. , Gatsby cap. She carried a of glamelias, stephanotis and weaned from its mother. "Milk Think We Aren’t Down To You may not realize it, but high blood pressure kills about nosegay of gardenias, ivy. veal” is tender and delicious. il Earth When It Comes To 250,000 people a year. And hundreds and thousands more stephanotis and baby’s breath. Mrs. Janice Bickford of are crippled by strokes, suffer from kidney disease, or are Miss Marianne Overmann of Italian people love veal and Manchester was matron of Realistic Prices, Plus That the victims of a long list of other ailments due to high blood Cincinnati, Ohio was maid of their butchers know just how to honor. Bridesmaids were Miss pressure. honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Krawczyk Photo cut it. The French know how to Old Fashioned Hard To Tragic? Yes. But all the more tragic because our very able Beverly Zemaitis of Prudence C. Willett, cook veal as well as the Vi' ■> secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, Caspar Manchester, Miss Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wood Find — Friendly, Bardstown, Ky.; Miss Susan M. Austrians, Swiss and German Weinberger, tells us that high blood pressure can be Akrigg of Lindenwold, N.J., and Kell of St. Louis, Mo.; Miss people. In the U.S., veal par- eliminated or controlled by medication and diet. Also, high Marjorie Hewitt of Rockville. Courteous and Neighborly Ellen A. Havlik of Chicago and migiana is known by almost blood pressure is hereditary, so if your mother or father everyone. Veal cutlets are Service...!” have it, that's all the more reason to check your blood Miss Deborah Havlik of lowaCi- dipp^ in lightly beaten egg and pressure regularly. And have your children’s checked, too. ty, sisters of the bridegroom. They wore matching gowns of bread crumbs, quickly fried and V/ It takes less than five minutes, it’s absolutely painless They wore sleeveless gowns of yellow flowered organza with royal blue organza over white chiffon jackets and yellow coated with tomato sauce and Salzburg Veal Chops garnished with lemon slices. and if you can’t afford a private physician, your local public cheese. For a quick and easy health departrrient will check it without charge. Now, get taffeta and carried nosegays of wide-brimmed hats. The Kmusi white daisies and baby’s dish, bread the cutlets, fry in a going Pierlow Photo matron of honor carried white As you saute the pieces until a take-off on fettucine Alfrd0o combination of olive oil and Illll■ lll■ ■ llllllllllllll breath. daisies and baby’s breath. The iPlorist &. Greenhouses slightly browned, transfer them and it is perfect with the veal butter. Serve immediately. You DEAR ABBY: A close relative of mine recently Michael D. Havlik of Omaha, other attendants carried yellow to the big chicken fryer. You Marsala. Mrs. Mark D. Havlik will be enjoying Veal Milanese, announced his engagement to a girl he had been going with Neb. was his brother’s best daisies and baby’s breath. shouldn't be deep-fying. Have The veal chops in the named for the city of Milan, Ita­ for a long time. They set their wedding date, and the bride man. Ushers were Kevin L. just enough fat so the meat photograph are prepared in the proceed^ to make plans for a lovely, big church wedding. Havlik of Northfield, Minn., the ' Following tiie ceremony the Havlik was awarded a JD Dustin C. Wood Jr. of ly- doesn't stick. When all the Austrian manner. The groom’s mother told them if her daughter (who is bridegroom’s brother; John C. bride’s parents were hosts at a degree in May by the St. Louis Manchester was his brother’s I am very fond of Scallopine pieces have been browned, dis­ married, living in another state and expecting a baby Yarko of West Willington and reception at the Bath and Ten­ University School of Law and best man. Ushers were Charles U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER al Marsala which is veal scallops card most of the fat if there is a Salzburg Veal Chops around the wedding date) delivers before the wedding, she George A. Yarko of Orlando, nis Club in St. Louis. will take the Iowa Bar Brame Jr., Robert Gordon, and flavored with Marsala wine. Mrs. Havlik is employed at examination this summer. good deal left. If you have 6 veal chops, 1” thick All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! will not attend the wedding. Fla., the bride’s brothers; and Alan Wood, all of Manchester. Manchester 643-9559 Serve it with fettucine Alfredo, burned the drippings, don't 1 tablespoons butter or In other words, the groom’s mother feels that being with the St. Louis (Mo.) County The couple will reside in «2I HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER Gregory 0. Cummins of A reception was held at the some fresh green beans, a attempt the next step. You’ll margarine Grade A, Fresh her daughter when she has a baby is more important than Government Center. Mr. Tama where Mr. Havlik will Memphis, Tenn. Elks Lodge in Bennington, Vt., platter of fresh tomatoes and have to throw it out. 1 tablespoon salad oil being with her son on his wedding day. engage in the practice of law. after which the couple left on a scallions and you have a menu Pour Marsala wine into the 2 cans (8 oz.) tomato sauce I was astonished! However, when I told my mother about ' • trip to Montreal, Canada. They Hanging Plants Lantanas fit for company. pan in which you have sauteed Vz cup water this, she agreed with the groom’s mother. I was speechless. Congresswoman Jordan Teenage American girls will reside in Manchester. salt and pepper to taste What do YOU say? * Swedish Ivy • Fuschias Have the butcher pound veal the veal. Be generous. Use Vz to WHOLE CHICKENS lb. spent well over half a billion SPEECHLESS scallops. When you get them ^<1 cup. Bring to a boil as you juice of one lemon Grade A, Fresh, Genuine “Waybest” dollars on cosmetics, beauty Mr. Wood is a 1975 graduate home, give them another poun­ scrape the bottom of the pan. 1 teaspoon basil .T To Visit In Hartford of the University of Connec­ DEAR SPEECHLESS: I’m not speechless. I could make products and toiletries last • Regular Geraniums ding. If you have "milk veal", Let the alcohol burn off. You 1 package (6 oz.) Swiss cheesa, ticut. a long speech about why some mothers feel that it’s more at noon on that day and a speech year, according to.an article you may need to pound them can stop right there and pour finely diced : Texas Congresswoman, Bar­ important to be with their daughters when they have babies and reception at the Hartford in The National Enquirer. only lightly on one side. If the this over the veal and serve it. I Brown veal chops on both bara Jordan, who became a than it is to be with their sons when they get married. Insurance Group auditorium at veal is completely red. then go a step further. sides in butter or margarine CHICKEN LEGS lb. nationally known figure during -ift . the Watergate Congressional 7:30 p.m. Tickets for these pound it on both sides. Take a can of mushrooms, and salad oil. Add tomato We Give O ld Fashion A Fres/i, Genuine "WaybesV DEAR ABBY: You blew it! The lady with the kid who add the liquid to the pan, add sauce, water, salt, pepper, I hearings, will visit Hartford on events may be secured by con­ ■ Dip the slices of meat in refused to eat anything but peanut butter and jelly some consomme, salt and lemon juice and basil. Simmer Butcher Service’’ Saturday. tacting 6 4 6 ^ 2 between 5 and 9 ; flour. I like the quick-mixing sandwiches and chocolate ice cream doesn’t need a doctor's pepper to taste. Pour over the about one hour or until tender. As a guest of Delta Sigma p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. and 9 " flour, which is very fine in help. All it takes is this: Add Swiss cheese and simmer a Theta Sorority and the specially p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. texture, for this purpose. This veal that is now in the chicken Don’t buy any more peanut butter or ice cream, and when fryer, add the drained few minutes more until cheese At Our Service Meat CHICKEN BREASTS organized Committee for “A Gov. Ella T. Grasso, Sen. ■ flour is good for making gravy Serve Hot or Cold, “Gem’ the kid gets hungry enough he’ll eat anything. Including is slightly melted. Garnish with Salute to Barbara Jordan,” her Abraham Ribicpff, Rep. without lumps, for use on the mushrooms, cove the pan and liver and spinach. simmer slowly while you get lemon slices and parsley. schedule will include a William Cotter and State pastry board and the like....any Department, You BEEN THERE SUGGESTION: If you want luncheon at the Hartford Hilton Treasurer Henry Parker are time you don't want a heavy the rest of the meal ready. Check occasionally and make to prepare chops in advance, honorary co-chairmen for the , coating. Some cooks salt and surf"the meat isn't sticking in brown them, then place in an See Both Sides of event. pepper the meat before SEMI-BONELESS HAM lb ovenproof dish in a single layer. ‘Farmland’ Rep. Jordan has represented cooking. I prefer to do so after the bottom. You only want to simmer this for added Pour sauce over, after mixing it the 18th Congressional District - it has been browned. of Texas since January 1973. tenderness and flavor. The in the pan in which you have ■ the Meat You Buy! North Italian cooks saute the older the veal, the longer you browned the chops, eliminating She attended public schools in meat in a mixture of butter, may wish to simmer. Serve in a most of any fat that may be .iV?:. Houston and graduated magna (preferably sweet butter) and V- CANNED HAM .3-lb. can cum laude from Texas Southern warm dish. left. Pour over chops and ! olive oil. Get the fats good and While the veal is simftering, refrigerate until dinner, or may THE BABY University with a B.A. degree ■■ hot, then drop the meat in, a cook your green beans whole to be held until next day. Remove in political science and history. piece at a time, in a single layer be served simply with butter, from refrigerator so chill is illlllllllHl IS NAM ED She received her law degree in ^ until the frying pan is full. salt and pepper. Take a somewhat removed. Start in PHUUUUU 1959 from Boston University ‘ Rather than use a big chicken package of bow ties (farfalle, in oven at 200 degrees so dish School of Law her election to fryer if you're doing more than Italian). Cook according to doesn’t break. Then raise heat Harmon, Jeffrey Lee, son of Dana P. and Donna M. Kutsin the Texas State Senate made a pound, use two regular sized package directions. Have ready to 350 and bake from 15 minutes Grocery Specials ^ JvrsfOfFfheTbrm-Tresh Harmon of 198 South St., Rockville. He was bom May 11 at her the first black to be elected skillets. a large heatproof serving dish. to an hour until chops are SHELL Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are to that body since 1883. She is a member of the House ^ Veal should be cooked quickly Melt a stick of butter in it but tender. Eliminate the cheese, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lemen of 320 Benedict Dr., South Windsor. Judiciary Committee, the at high heat. The younger the do not brown, add a generous add mushrooms, oregano, basil NO PEST STRIP .*1.29 His paternal grandparents are Mr.v and Mrs. Stillman Harmon of House Committee on Govern­ . veal, the more -moisture will amount of cream, a good big and freshly chopped parsley. Colchester. ment Operations, and the ; come out of it resulting in some cup of freshly grated Parmesan Use dry white vermouth instead PLOCHMAN’S MUSTARD . .3lM . Steering and Policy Committee ; shrinkage. cheese, salt and pepper. This is of the lemon. CALIF. LONG WHITE if Poehnert, Diana Lynn, daughter of David F. and Linda Cramer Poehnert of 387 Citilna Dr., Coventry. She was bom of the House Democratic TOMATO CATSUP zoo.2s89« May 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Caucus. She also serves under POTATOES 5 lb. bag special appointment by the PLANTERS CREAMY ^ HONEYDEW parents are Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fojka of 102 Kelly Rd., South Windsor. Her petemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Speaker to a task force to PEANUT BUTTER...... z.o.|,M.09 Donald G. Poehnert of 23 Loveland Hill Rd., Rockville. Her grejt- develop an action agenda for grandparents ard Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Maori Sr. of Gljstonbury, the 94th Congress. MELONS Ea. CRISP HEARTS Mrs. Wigliam Poehnert of Rockville and Mrs.nFloyd Hastings MENUS GRAPE JELLY 2,b.i„99« ofnBradenton, Fla. Hdr great-great-grandmother is IMrs. Mjry ANY FLAVOR - 8 OZ. r ^ Guest Speaker Massachio of Mjnchester. She has a brother, Donald William, 2. CELERY Richard Goldwasser, a school 2 1 8 9 * Ea. Phillip son of Frank W. and Pamela Troth WISHBONE DRESSINGS... psychologist for the Gobetz, Henry, Counselor SWEET LIFE ROMAINE Gobetz of 178 Scott Dr., South Windsor. He was bom May 12 at Schools KItlerly butter or margarine, milk or Manchester Board of Educa­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Training Cafeteria menus which will The following menus will be coffee, GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46,z can39^ tion, will be the guest speaker be served in Manchester Public served June 9-13 at Mayfair NABISbO LETTUCE for the Unitarian Single meeting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Troth of Watchking, N.Y. His paternal grand­ Wednesday: All beef hot Lb. parents are IMr. and Mrs. Henry Gobetz of Merrick, N.Y. He has For Youth Schools, June 9-13 are as Gardens and West hill Gardens Sunday at 8:15 p.m. at the dogs, hot potato salad, stewed three sisters, Deborah, 13, Victorian, 12, and Katrina, 2. follows; for all Manchester residents RITZ CRACKERS .zo.po,59* J Unitarian Church in The Nutmeg Program Center tomatoes, hot dog roll, fresh LADY SCOTT ^ , _ _ of the Hartford Region YWCA Monday: Frankfurt on a roll, over 60. Reservations are taken fruit, butter or margarine, milk Manchester. His topic will be potato chips, buttered peas and in person only at the Gardens on “Biofeedback.” Veiich; Kerry Ann, daughter of Robert J. and Gloria Jean will have a program for or coffee. RATHROOM TISSUE 2pacK.2s79^ counselors-in-training during carrots, milk, peaches. Monday prior to the week of the 111111 i i i i i i Goldwasser received his B.A. Rickis Veitch of Old Saybrook. She was born May 9 at Tuesday: Salisbury steak luncheons. Menu is subject to Thursday: Stuffed cabbage degree from Hunter College, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is its Summer Day Camp. with gravy, whipped potato, change, with ground beef, tomato S r City University of New York, Mrs. Doris Rickis of 166 Homestead St. Her paternal grand­ Boys and girls who are 13 and buttered waxbeans, bread, sauce, tcssed salad, rice, white Frozen Food & Dairy Specials \ Bronx, N.Y. and his M.S. parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Veitch of Hebron Rd., Bolton. 14 years of age are Invited to at­ butter, milk, twin popsicle. Monday: Oven fried chicken, bread, fruit cocktail with a Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Rose Caron of Daly Rd., Coven­ tend day camp in two week BIRDSEYE - 10 OZ. PKG. . - STORE degree from City College, City .Wednesday: Lasgna with cranberry sauce, broccoli, cookie, salad dressing, milk or University of New York, New try. She has a sister, Amy Lee, 5%. sessions. They will receive both meat sauce, tossed salad, yams in orange juice, white coffee. MIXED VEGETABLES 3lM. York, N.Y. He is also part-time instruction and practice in bread, butter, milk, pears. bread, pineapple cake, butter or MINUTE MAID HOURS psychology instructor at Opalach, Matthew James, son of Stanley J. and Karen camp leadership during the Thursday: Grinder, margarine, milk or coffee. Friday: Baked fish, lemon Manchester CoThmunity Holmblad Opalach of Avon. He was bom March 27 at Hartford sessions which Iwgin June 30, July 14 and 28, and Aug. 8 and applesauce, milk, ice cream. wedge, potato au gratin, collard ORANGE JUICE izo. c.„55* Mon. & Jues. College. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. James E. Friday: Fruit juice, tuna Tuesday; Tuna noodle greens, dark bread, sponge BANQUET CHOCOLATE OR BANANA ^ The term “ biofeedback” Holmblad of Schenectady, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are 11. Interested teenagers may macaroni salad, cheese wedge, casserole, cottage cheese with cake with fruit topping, tartar 'til 6:00 originally came from the field Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Opalach of Manchester. His maternal cabbage-pineapple salad, milk, fruit, peas and carrots, roll, sauce, butter or margarine, CREAM PIES 14.. 2899* great-grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Edward Holmblad of come to the YWCA office, 78 N. WAKEFIELD Wed., Thurs. & FrI. of Engineering. A thermostat, for peanut butter cookies chocolate pudding with topping. milk or coffee. example, is a mechanism which Chicago. 111. His paternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Ida Main St., or call 647-1437 for more information. KING CRABMEAT . .6 oz. pkg. 1 .8 9 'til 9:00 detects changes in the environ­ Ferrence and Stanistaw Opalach, both of Manchester. BIRDSEYE CRINKLE CUT ment and then uses the infor­ Sat. & Sun. You Can Help Fight mation to turn on or off POTATOES...... 32 oz. pkg. whatever system it is con­ REAL GOLD 'til 6:00 Inflation, By Taking nected to, Goldwasser said. In NOTICE its most recent usage the term ABOUT BICYCLES STRAWBERRIES 16 oz. pkg. ASSORTED The Above Advantage Of Highland again deals with the feedback of LARGEST SaECTlOH OF information, but it is now a TOWN Specials Are NEW BICYCLES IN TNE FRANK MARBONE ITALIANS ICES ...... pk, Park Market's Weekend human being who is fed back in­ VENNON U EI of Magic Mirror and some of his staff are doing business at Good formation concerning his own bodily process. The person then Keeney St. School PTA will MAC & CHEESE 14^69* Thru Specials, Plus Using uses the information to bring have its annual ice cream social Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the MRS. FILBERT’S Saturday Their Money Saving about some change within his body. /'- ■ school. EDIE ADAMS CUT & CURL ^ARGARINE „Mp.rt.r.49* June 7th. The basic premise behind 393 Broad St., Manchester Coupons! , biofeedback is that once we' A Bible study will be con­ become aware of, and can iden­ ducted tonight at 7:30 at the AND INVITE THEIR CUSTOMERS TO C A LL THEM AT 646-9427 tify certain internal functions, United Pentecostal Church. The Family such as brain waves and heart This business arrangement will be in effect until the reopening of the Golden rate, we can learn to control A setback card game will be Recreation Charm Salon which was closed due to fire. them. played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in POST ROAD PLAZA Goldwasser resides on 27 Oak Cronin Hall of Mayfair Garden. M ON-SAT 9: 30-0:30 MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 All Mayfair residents are in­ UktkMltmH OP^H THURS A FRI. VERNON. CONN. 07231M IIIIIIIHIIV Dr., Hebron with his wife and m g m n m e v e n i n g s t i l l 9 daughter. vited.' \ 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., June 5 .19TO Instructor Arrested Hazel Lutz Temporary President Of Vernon Historical Society At MCC Exercises POLICE REPORT Miss Hazel P. Lutz has been Arts Festival on Constitution Church, Sunday, there will be games and recreation for Gledhill have been selected by NOTICE elected as president pro tern of S h e H c r a t b Plaza. an all-church picnic from 11 evei yone. Rockville American Legion The public water supply reservoirs, A Manchester Community tended to disrupt the event. the Vernon Historical Society. Tiie work of the Rockville a.m. to 6 p.m. at Del-Aire Starting the following Sunday Post 14 to participate in Boys College instructor was arrested Police said they were on She is the first woman to head students is located on the north campgrounds in Tolland. and continuing through Sept. 7, State to be conducted this Risley Reservoir In Vernon and the Reser­ Court date is June 24. banquet. Those planning to at­ on a charge of disorderly con­ special duty at the high school MANCHESTER the society. side of the Phoenix Building. Each family will be responsi­ church services will be at 9 summer at the Coast Guard voirs off Lydall Street, Manchester, are iKcause MCC adnriinistrators Angelo Tammaro, 24, of East Other officers are Allen L. tend must make reservations The exhibit will continue ble for bringing its own food. a.m. and Sunday school classes Academy, New London duct Wednesday night at the Robert J. Ahern, 59, of no cer­ posted. No fishing, swimming or feared faculty and students Hartford was charged Dresser, vice-president; Mrs. by June 13. Music for dancing through June 8. Ice cream and soda will be will end until September. Boys State is an annual college’s graduation ceremony tain address, was charged trespassing. might disrupt the ceremonies in Wednesday afternoon with Elsie Neff, corresponding will be by “ The Heritage provided by the church. The project of the American at Manchester High School, Wednesday afternoon on Main Boys ■ Slate Vioiators are subject to prosecution. protest of the recent dismissal speeding and operating an un­ secretary; Mrs. Alice Cahill, Group.” church will also provide char­ Legion. It focuses on the police reported today. St. with intoxication. Court date Grange Meetings Church Picnic Rockville High School Eric Gordon, 30, of Hartford, of a faculty member. registered vehicle at Center and recording secretary; and coal and grills for those who American form of government Manchester Water Company is June 16. Vernon Grange 51 will meet Following Children’s Day ser­ juniors, Randy W. Gifford, John a history instructor at MCC, The arrest was made at 8:10 Olcott Sts. Court date is June Frederick Hallcher, treasurer. wish to cook. There will be at all levels. Friday at 8 p.m. in Grange vices at Union Congregational T. Leary, and Jeffrey T. was taken into custody by and Gordon was taken to Police 23. Those on the executive coun­ Lorraine Mulready, 34, of Hall, Rt. 30. Grange members police just as the line of MCC Headquarters for processing. cil are Miss Natalie Ide, Mrs. 39 Elm St., Wapping, was cited recently distributed May faculty members prepared to He was released on his written Steven L. Cole, 28, of 210 Martin Fagan, Mrs. Thomas for improper passing in connec­ baskets to patients at the enter the high school gym­ promise to appear in court June Regan Rd., Vernon was Connell, Mrs. Paul Pierpaoli, tion with a two-car accident on Rockville Memorial Nursing nasium. Police said Gordon’s 23, and he returned to the charged early today with and Arthur G. Lyon Jr. Union St. at 9:50 p.m. Home as part of the community cap and gown had paper ceremonies, minus the makeup, driving while under the in­ Mrs. Charles Griffiths pnd Wednesday. program of the Grange. streamers attached to it and he and caused no problems, police fluence of liquor and interfering Miss Eleanor Lewis head the Police said her car was in The Junior Grange will meet was wearing clown makeup. said. with policeman. Cemetery Preservation Com­ collision with a car driven by Saturday, also at Grange Hall. Before he was arrested, In a written statement to Police said they stopped a car mittee; Mrs. Fagan, Richard B. Reinohl, 29, of 93 There will be election of of­ police said they had informed police, Gordon said, “I wish to driven erratically at about 1 Membership Committee; Mrs. South St., Vernon. There were ficers. Gordon he wouldn’t be allowed state only that I was not con­ a.m. on W. Middle Tpke. The Pierpaoli and Mrs. Elsie Fon­ ducting myself in a disorderly no injuries and damages were to take part in the ceremonies driver. Cole, started a fight taine, Newsletter Committee; VEA Officers fashion nor had I any intention minor, police said. because it was obvious he in­ with officers at police and Mrs. Connell, publicity and Dennis Gessay has been to do so.” headquarters, police said. bicentennial representative. elected president of the Vernon Miss Lutz, Miss Ide, and Mrs. Education Association. Pastor Found Guilty Connell, Museum and Retiring president is Mrs. Jane Consumer Research Day- Accessions Committee; James Lamb. Of Disobeying Bishop Nutmeg Program Center of a contribution for each woman Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Other officers elected for the In Communion Controversy the Hartford Region YWCA will attending the program. Denley, Sites Committee. coming year are Peter sponsor a Consumer Research Proceeds will be used to sup­ The Sites Committee plans to Ramsdell, first vice-president; WASHINGTON (UPI) - An dination is not in conformity Day Friday from 10:30 a.m. to port children’s programs of the install historic markers on a Maggie Kline, second vice- ecclesiastical court today found with the cannon of the church to 3:30 p.m. at the Community Y, Nutmeg Program Center. number of buildings and sites president; Mimi Bouley, exercise his or her ministry in this year and would like to have secretary; Russ Andrews, the Rev. William A. Wendt guil­ 78 N. Main St. ty of disobeying his bishop by his parish.’’ Women from 14 to 60 years of owners of old houses which are treasurer; and Richard Rez- The court majority said that nick, assistant treasurer. Shown above are “Floral Arrangement” by Doris Johnson, allowing an irregularly or­ age are invited to attend the authentically dated to contact Toni McWilliams, left, and Terry Ronson, co-chairmen of in acting on the Wendt case, the and “Case Mt. Bridge” by Maureen Mozzer. Both artists dained woman priest to preside event and to give their opinions Flag Day, June 14, was first them. Church Women the second annual outdoor arts and crafts show, sale and at holy communion. validity of the Philadelphia or­ are from Manchester. (Herald photo by Dunn) on future fashions and officially observed in 1877 to Dog Licenses The Rockville United exhibit, select paintings to be exhibited in Center Park. In the first church trial dinations “is at best peripheral household products. Child care, celebrate the 100th annivers­ Town Clerk Henry Butler Methodist Church women will resulting from the issue of and no judgment as to their refreshments and door prizes ary of the selection of the reminds dog owners that dog meet June 18 at the home of. validity or invalidity is women priests, the five will be provided. flag, according to the World licenses should be renewed Janice Lingman, Carriage Dr., member court split on the fin­ necessary.” The research organization Book Encyclopedia. during the month of June to Vernon for the annual picnic. Outdoor Crafts Show Set June 15 ding three to two. Bishop Creighton said he conducting the event will make avoid penalties. Those planning to attend ’The court recommended that would have no comment to The law requires that each should meet at the church at 6 not previously shown in a make on the decision as he has Vesper George School of Art, Wendt’s bishop, the Right Rev. dog be licensed within the p.m. All women of the church Glastonbury High School from Manchester art show. the case under advisement until The second annual outdoor Boston, and he received an William Creighton, admonish ARK HILL-JOYGE FLOWER SHOP month it becomes six months are invited. Dessert and arts and crafts show, sale and 1961 to 1968 and since then has Mrs, Terry Ronson is general sentencing. award for best oil painting from the priest and "forbid him to WEEKEND SPECIAL! old and then renewed each June beverages will be provided by exhibit will be June 15 from 10 been chairman of the fine arts chairman of the event. Her permit any j>erson whose or- department at MCC. He is also Boston area art schools. In 1974, committee chairmen are: Toni thereafter. the executive committee. a.m. to 5 p.m. in Center Park LfiAf>AAru*i)VYYT*<*r i*i*i*i* ^ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ^ ^ ^ ^ Those attending are asked to director of the Stairwell he had a two-man show at McWilliams, co-chairman and The cost to license a male or next to Mary Cheney Library. bring a pot luck dish and their Gallery at MCC. Vehicule Art Inc. in Montreal, awards; Mary Daly, judges; CARNATIONS spayed female is $3.50 and for The rain date will be June 22. an unspayed female, $7.70. In 1974, Manning received Canada. Maureen Mozzer, registration; OPEN TONIGHT own folding chair. Judges for the show will be The women of the church honorable mention at the Morgan recently had a Vicky Jennings, treasurer; FOR FABRICS When licensing a spayed female Robert Manning, chairman of dog for the first time a cer­ have already set Nov. 15 as the Greater Hartford Civic and showing at Foot Prints Gallery Doris Johnson, publicity; Dot AT CHENEY HALL the fine arts department at date for the annual Christmas Arts Festival. He has had 5 one- on Main St. He will have his Hooey, posters; Walter Sodano ^ 1 . 8 9 dozen tificate of spaying signed by a Manchester Community licensed veterinarian must be Bazaar. man shows, has been a juror for first New York showing of new and Vincent Krzesicki, hanging College; and Ken Morgan, a presented. numerous shows, and has ad­ talent at Artadne Gallery in and layout. (Cash and Carry) Student Art Coventry art teacher. The clerk’s office is located Manning is an undergraduate dressed many art leagues in New York City June 14. Others assisting with the The Rockville High School Morgan taught art recently at in the Memorial Building Town of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, this area. show are Petty Winther, Bar­ FLOWERS and ARRAHOEMEHTS FOR EVERY OCCASION ... Art Department has four panels phon«...646*1000 Hall, Park Place, Rockville and Morgan received his B.A. an adult education class at bara Dik, Grace Tedford, John of student art work on exhibit at N.Y., and received his master's 177 HARTFORD ROAD...... MANCHESTER 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., degree from the University of degree from the University of^. Coventry High School. Massolini and Louise Withey. the Greater Hartford Civic and For a work to be eligible for itort optn...mor>dav thfough Mturday 10 to 6 FREE Delivery & Parking « Frank G akele^ro^ Tuesday through Friday and Hartford. He is a member of New Haven and his master’s The event is free to the thuraday & frtday nlta til 9 pm judging at the show and sale, it Mondays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. the Council of the Connecticut degree from the University of public. Bridgeport. He is a graduate of must be original, recent, and Licenses may also be ob­ Such temperate climate Academy of Fine Arts. tained through the mail by sen­ produce as apples, peaches, Manning taught art at ding the 1974 license certificate strawberries and potatoes 'with the correct fee and in­ are raised in the cool moun­ cluding a self-addressed tains of Haiti, where over­ stamped envelope. These night frosts are not uncom­ Round Table should be mailed to the Town mon. Clerk’s Office, P. 0. Box 245, To Perform Rockville. At Hartford Auxiliary Sale The Ladies Auxiliary to Ver­ The Round Table Singers of Antique Doll non VFW Post 10121 will spon­ and Miniature Manchester High School will sor a rummage, plant and bake perform for their fifth year sale, June 7 from lO a.m. to 3 SHOW and SALE Friday at 1 p.m. at the Greater p.m. at the Post Home (in the Hartford Civic & Arts Festival Teen Center) Rt. 30, Vernon. SATURDAY 0.. Constitution Plaza. Anyone having donations for JUNE 7 Last year, the group received the sale should contact Phyllis 11 A.M.-4 P.M. the Outstanding Performers Wells, 643-6361 or Cecile Hebron Elementary Award for the high school con­ Cloutier, 875-8587. The sale will School tributing the most to the week’s go on rain or shine. Rt. 85, Hebron civic events. (1 mile south of The young musicians will per­ Installation Banquet The Greater Vernon Jaycees’ I intersection - Rts. form later at 6:30 p.m. in the 85 and 66) pops concert in the Manchester installation banquet will be High School quadrangle as part June 20 at the^^ose Hall, in Adult n.oo of the school's arts and crafts Tolland startii||Plith a social Child (with adult) 25‘ show and exhibit. hour at 6:30 p.m. The program is entitled This is the organization’s an­ '"Bicentennial Salute to nual installation and awards America " and will feature the school band and choirs perfor­ ming patriotic numbers and show tunes. / People are invited to bring their picnic suppers. Beverages will be supplied by the American Field Service Qub. ACOOL

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People-to-People Banking MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.,.Thurs., June 5, 1975 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 South Windsor H e ra lJi PEPSI COLA Honor Roll Regular or Diet Signups SENIORS JUNIORS Theresa Lawrence Paul Lenkelt High Honors High Honors Susan LInko Scheduled Prices V 2 David Lynch Effective Ktthy Armstrong Lynn Bcuatz Roger Morrissette Qragory Barber Jeanne Donahue Timothy Oberg For Tennis MEATS I Thurs., Barbara Betancourt Nanette Falcineltl Louis Rodler gal Ellzabet Bohls Joseph Hebert Judith Shuart June 5 Scott Bouchard Lisa Hobson Kenneth Simler SOUTH WINDSOR DOUBLE S&H GREEN Kathy Cohan Ellen Hyman Karen Sundin Thru^Sat Philip Crombie JIM Kremidas Peter Thrall Judy Kuehnel STAMPS SAT. 7 to 10 pm Paul Coocy Adrienne LIzotte Sylvie TIson Correspondent June 7 Lynn Euzenas Rebecca Mann Thomas Gervascio BUI McCarthy 644-1364 Raisa Helkofi Patricia McGuInness Honors Chrlstin Hogan Nancy Norige AlNe and Kicking, Fresh Cathy Janowlec Stephen Rodler Andrea Ahl The South Windsor Recrea­ Kathryn Krepcio Ruth Senger Susan Allen tion Department will have a Jayne Shelto Abbe Andrus Kathy Larivlere registration period June 16 and Bruce Lassman Blair Smith Kathy Anthony MAINE Bradley Miller Gall Smith Fritz Augustinsen 17 for summer tennis classes. Joyce Mugford June Thomas Cynthia Bachman This year’s schedule will con­ Randall Sabla Joann Tylutkl Tammie Barcomb Gall Sancho Angela Bart sist of two, four-week sessions Dennis Benda Jill Shavel Honors Carolyn ^ntley starting July 1. Mary Shea James Argenta Timothy Berghuls Participants, 12 years and Rosemary SImao Bret Arnesen Nancy Uzlemblo Karen Boenig older, may register for a Mon­ Jon Barrett Judith Wills Richard Bond Nancy Becker day and Wednesday class or a Lisa Yonan George Bourke Sharon Benson David Breaux LOBSTERS Tuesday and Thursday class in Debbie Blanco Carla Callabrese David Bllllg Steve Callahan either of the two sessions. NEW ZEALAND FROZEN SHOULDER Honors Donna Billings Corinne Campbell The fee this year is $4 for Barbara Bolsseau Joann Carino Dawn Ackley Mark Bosse Robert Carlo adults and $2 for children, Nina Addington Laurie Brand Paula Chagnon payable at registration. lb . Lois Allen Steve Breaux Susan ClItTOrd Peter Allen Kim Brodeur Class schedule is as follows: 9 LAMB CHOPS Robin Close Alice AIzugaray Chrlstin Burdick Denise Cote to 10:30a.m., adults; 10:30a.m. John Argenta Terry Burnett Brian Cowee to noon, adults; 1 to 2:30 p.m., V Debbie Ask Mark Burnham Raymond Culotta Richard Atkins YasmI Caramlnas Debra Davis children and teens; 6:30 to 8 Cynthia Babbitt Cheryl Chaponis Frank Demalo p.m. adults and working teens. lOH Officers in Familiar Background Whole or Half Joseph Battle Robert Clark Ann Demarais From The Deli USDA Choice Fresh Marc Bassos Albert Clogston Sherry Dorey The registration period is: Lori Bingham USDA Choice Karen Cohan Philip Doucette June 16,6 to 7:30 p.m., session 1 Wearing monogrammed T-shirts, the newly elected of­ to right, Jim Duval, sergeant-at-arms; Russ Wilson, Doreen Blake Monica Colaluca Laura Dowling Imported First Cut Fred Boenig (July 1 to 24), Timothy William Collins Mark Dunacusky treasurer; Alice Belfiore, public relations; Claire Dow­ SEMI- Carrie Bourdeau ficers of the Instructors of the Handicapped pose by the Lynn Comeau Diane Durocher Edwards School cafeteria; Amy Carlson edge of the pool at Manchester High School where they ning, business secretary; Becky Timbrell, sergeant-at- Peggy Coope Gregory Endrelunas June 17,6 to 7:30 p.m., session 2 GROUND Michael Carlson Joan Cope Nancy Rdler conduct their weekly volunteer swim programs for the arms; Jane Stanton, corresponding secretary. (Photo by BOILED CHUCK Kent Carney Kathy Courey Theresa Fitzpatrick (July 30 to Aug. 25), Timothy BONELESS Richard Chagnon Shelia Deprey Michael Fortin handicapped. Seated are Janet Nesteruk, left, president, Kirk Woolpert) Joy Chamberlain Edwards School cafeteria. Sue Derosa Jary Jo Fox BEEF Cheryl Clay and Susan Tucker, vice-president. Other officers are, left Patricia Dillon Rosemary Frost Late registration wilt be Nancy Collins HAM STEAK Suzanne Doering Matthew Gantick Kevin Comeau taken at the Recreation Depart­ HAM Steve Donovan Jeff G^son Mike Cowee ment between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Jim Dowling Diana Gentile (WATER ADDED) Lawrence Cox Sue Dumas Gregory Glangrave daily until June 24, providing Patricia Dankel David Dutton MaryBeth Glannamore Tim Detlley openings are stiil available. World Council Sends $500 to India James Duval Karen Goguen Gary Deglacomo Michael Dzen Claire Goodrich Karen Fellows is in charge of Karen Delmastro Josephin Dziama Philip Goodwin Rosemary Dennis arrangements. village in India,” Dr. Kurien Scott Elmore Held Graf Manchester Council on World be brought^about by the people pensary run by the people and Peggy Dodd Chrlstin Fairman Mary Graham Seniors'Cards themselves,” Dr. Kurien said. said. W W ^ lb. Hunger is sending $500 to a self- for the people of the village. 8 9 1^ / 2 6 9 Susan Donlln Robert Featherston Susan Gravelle ^ ^ lb. Ellzabet Doran Senior Citizen cards are now The new village of Marianad Manchester Hunger Council Steven Ferwerda Lori Greenberg help project in Marianad, India. The original project was finan­ Paula Doucette Stephen Francis Michele Grigorian available to eligible South The gift was announced by the was started with fishermen cially supported by the church will be disbursing additional Sandra Duclos Mark Freeman Kim Hawver Windsor residents meeting the NEPCO Alex Dziama Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, coun­ from a number of villages who in Italy and India,” Kurien said. funds, the Rev. Mr. Fournier Karen Fritzen Horace Henry Barbara Ediund Mark Futtner qualifications. cil president. were willing to give this new said. Merwin Meridy is chair­ Thomas Eldridge Sharon Horsfield “Today, the village of Robin Gilbert Suzanne Hoyt Persons desiring a card must Marionad is a small fishing idea of self-help a fair trial. The man of the disbursement com­ Michael Falcinelll David Glller Catherin Favreau Jeff Huot be 62 years or older and must be Marianad is the envy of the Jane Godfrey Yvette Jackson village in Kerala State on the essential principle of the mittee of the council. Jay Ferguson residents of the town. poorer villages . The children of SMOKED SHOULDER sa - Peter Griffiths John FIdler Liz Johnson southwestern coast of India. It project. Dr. Kurien said, was to Nancy Haggett Deborah Kehmna Cards may be obtained at the Mainanad are better fed, better Valerie Fisher Sharon Hammick is an experiment in self-help to upgrade the standards of the Cynthia Fortin Erin Kennedy clothed and healthier than Michael Hayes Lenny Kloo town manager’s office or the village as a whole—not in­ Janice Foss eradicate poverty, ignorance Dan Hopkins Michael Kucinskas town clerk’s office at Town before. The girls of the village Joe Freiberg and ill health. dividuals separately. Sandra Hull Linda Lacaprucia produce needlepoint work that Moser Farm Bette Friedberg Daniel Johnson Hail. “Each person pooled his ^ * A B O U T Grade A Sweet Life Paul Galetta Kathy Lament Dr. and Mrs. Abraham North Rrook Chris Kearney Susan Landry Proof of residence and proof finds a market in the cities of Maygret Grant Kurien, who recently visited In­ catch of fish with the others, Dan Kurylo Kathy Lane Nancy Hawrys of . minimum age should be India,” he said. TOWN David Langford Pete Larivlere dia, reported to the Hunger and they sold their produce Strictly Fresh Bruce Heal ORANGE Thomas Lappala Patti Lata available in the event there Council about the work at together for a better price. This ICE MARGA Brian Hoyt Marianad is now trying to Edward Lauzier Donald Livingston Sandy Jesinka may be a question of eligibility. eliminated the middleman, who Manchester Composite Bruce Lawler Deneen Loftus Marianad, where Dr. Kurien’s take the message of self-help to MEDHIM John Johnston Donna Leonard The cards have been made previously had bought from Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol Jennifer Jones Carolyn Lyons brother is a worker. the surrounding fishing JUICE Susan Longo Debbie Majowicz available to the senior citizens each fisherman at the lowest will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 RINE Geoffrey Kenway “About 15 years ago, the CREAM Susan Lyons Bryan Manlon villages. “The people need the Linda Kirgan Lou Ann Marchesseau of South Windsor by the Society village was started on the in­ possible price and sold the at the Manchester State Ar­ Diane Kowalski Coral Mann initial capital to set the ball 1 lb. Quarters Kathy Metzger Margaret Margelony for Savings branch located in produce at high prices in the mory, 330 Main St. The meeting EGGS Laure Kryzak Cheryl Miller itiative of the Roman Catholic rolling in another village. Susan Lacy Elizabeth Martin South Windsor and in conjunc­ is open to all young people from Vicky NowIckI Janice Martin bishop of Trivandrum, who city markets,” he said. Vz Gallon Dozen V2 Gallon Clifford Lange Instead of feeding hungry Jeffrey O'Connell Cheryl McNary tion with the Community Ser­ Grade 7 through high school. Darlene Lavoie recognized that the poverty of “Part of the increased in­ mouths for one day, a Russell Sabla Thomas Mealy vice Council. Kathryn Long Sheryl Schmidt the fishing villages in his come obtained by collective successful self-help project will Kathryn MacDonald Ellen Melster East Central Pomona Grange Jill Shapiro Stuart Melnick Park Guide diocese could only be bargaining was used for capitol enable them to be independent Janice Marchesseau Linda Sidney Mary McCarthy David Mercure The National Park Service for common needs such as will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at Karen Sladyk Nancy Merrill eradicated by altering the way of continuous economic help Sharlene McDermott Susan Sheer Guide to the historic places of better fishing nets, better Andover Grange. The lecturer’s Deborah Mealy Virginia MInnefield in which the community worked from abroad to feed, clothe and Deborah Smith Margaret Molloy the American Revolution is housing and a school and dis­ program is "Come with Me.” Darlene Mercure Francos Smith and lived. But the change had to educate the people of one more Pam Miller Tom Monti Mary Jane Smith Paula Neklunas among the current vacation and Ellssa Motola Amy Sturdevant travel information available at Melissa Murray Kim Nowlk Wanda Swietek Chrlstin O'Connell the South Windsor Library. Bruce Myrick Cindy Sycz Karen Nelson John Page Bob Umberfleld The guidebook is published by Craig Newbury Susan Page Charles Veranls Richard Pease the U.S. Department of the Sweet Life . Mrs. Kavanaugh English g Mary Onell Patricia Very Marilyn Ostrowski Nancy Peracchio John Wain Interior and summarizes the Rose Ann Parker Nancy Pierce Peter Walcok Clifford Pasay Cathy Ramisk course of the war. The lowest rate Jean Ward Beth Reardon BUTTER .69* lilFFlHS r 3 / M Peter Perkins Joan WeISs Timothy Roalx It describes and locates Lorraine Perreault Joanne Welles Cindy Perrotta John Roman battlefields, monuments, Richard Whalen Linda PiechowskI Daniel Ross Debbie Whiteley historic houses and buildings, Janet Plezia Abble Sabla David Williams as well as objects and historical Donna Pratt Randolph Sanford Sandra Wilson Kathy Privette Judy Schofield paintings, both obscure and in town for Home Kathy WisneiwskI Robert Reeves Lisa Secondo Gall Wollman weli known. Lesbia Reyes Jenifer Sanger Sweet Life Hills Bros. Sweet Life > Paul Zdanis Prlscill Richards John Shea These listings are compiled Sandra Olmstead WESSON Cliff Richardson Rick Sheehan David Parker by the Connecticut Department Joanne Rivosa Debbie Sllcer Gary Pelletier Marlann Roback Lenny Smith of Commerce and also include MAYON­ VEGETABLES Eleanor Picard Anthony Roy Carol Steyr lists of sources of information Improvement Loans! Lori Pottinger CUT BEETS, WHOLE OR SLICED | Jeanne Russo Laura Steimt OIL Nancy Pulford Teri Stiebitz on shore property, antiques COFFEE CARROTS, WHOLE OR SLICED Gerald Sanford , Patricia RIordan Amanda See Andrew Streeter dealers and lake cottages. NAISE 1 lb. Can 24 oz. WHITE POTATOES, Marie Shary Beth Rossi Kelly Sullivan Before you take out one of those so-called ‘‘Sale” Home SAUERKRAUT Jeffrey Small Sandra Swietek with coupon with coupon Steven Snelgrove Carolyn Tarbox SOPHOMORES Dale Vanderputte 16 OZ. Karen Snow Jim Bridger, the legendary Mary Staiger High Honors Cheryl Vedovato Improvement Loans, see us. We’ll save you plenty. Michael Stelmat Cindy Veranls mountain man, may have Paula Verrier Carol Strange Karen Aldrich been the first outsider to see Pamela Taylor Hilary Black Steven Walcek Stephen Thrall Timothy Burns Kenneth Walker the Great Salt Lake, in 1824 Debbie Vashon James Durene Janet Watson or 1825. It’s said he scooped a Thomas Walek Deborah Dzen Laura Weldllch Deborah Walker Steven Elsenberg Janet Welles handful of its briny water Jonathan Williams Sharon Hanson Len Whitlock into his mouth, spat it out and Kimberly Woolam Harry Helkofi Dob 'Yodal Donna Hopley William Young cried, “Hell, we are on the Stephen Hunger Frank Zevallos shores of the Pacific!” Elaine Kowalski Craig Zimmerman

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" COUPON*' FRESH drMMs - sportnvMT CALQOK SHOPPINO C M T R With This Coupon M A N C H ESIfR SOI/TIffiVGTOiV STORE CLOSED SCXDAY and 7.50 Purchase NEW ARRIVALS CHAMPION 5 HARVEY’S V-NECK PRICE SUGAR BREAD SCOOPED TOPS . Sweet Life or Navy or red edged in navy and white stripes. ^ Sizes M-L-XL 1333 TREES Eaale Brand Reg. $9.00 20 oz. & SHRUBS Limit 1 per customer loaves fODL HARVEY’S Good thru Sat., June 7 NEW SLEEVELESS PRICE LENDER PLACKET SHIRTS Annual percentage rate 9 %. 25%/ W entire STOCK Red and flat knit. 100% polyester. Colors: Mint, powder, ^ Hardy CHARCOAL white, navy, yellow, red. ^ DOGWOOD, 5 shrubs for dense 20 LBS. First Fadeial Saiviiies Reg. $10. » ss immediate flowering 6 9 < S hipon 30« OFF 15‘ OFF ISj OFF J planting shrub. 1 9 3 I M V W 79 ^ ^ The only bank in Manchester open all day I w m i l HEFTY T A LL ^ r 2-PIECE HARVEY’S m HILLS IROS. c D WESSON AIR PRICE Thursday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. And 9 to 4 Mon., Tues., FRESHNER KITCHHlJieS W HALTER AND SHORT SETS Wed., Fri. 9 to Noon, Saturday. Assorted Prints CROMWELL SOUTHINGTON Sizes 8, M, L. ^ ;^ 4 4 AAANCHESTER VERNON 45 Shunpike Rd. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) Reg. $10 239 Spencer St. 295 Hartford Turnpike 334 Middle Turnpike, West Manchester, CT 06040 ( Silver Lane) Near 1-86, Exit 95 At Intersection of Rt. 72 and 9 Near 1-84, Exit 32 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. June 5, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN OBITUARIES Bloodmobile Will Visit Friday Newington and Tribe On 25th Anniversary of Program Large Salmon Caught Edward L. Bliss Mrs. Joseph Sartor Sr. In Tournament Today VERNON - Edward L. Bliss, By JUNE TOMPKINS chairman of the volunteer transfusion method. A patient HADLYME (UPI) — Environmentalists are Mrs. Theresa Coma Sartor, rejoicing today over a large Atlantic salmon from 90, of 33 Trout Stream Dr. died 82, of 296 School St. died The Bloodmobile will visit nurse aides. undergoing surgery was con­ Wednesday at a Rockville con­ Greenland caught live in the Connecticut River ID Wednesday night at a Manchester Friday on the 25th Also recognized were the nected directly by tubing to a we have three or foUr boys noon in the first round. valescent home. eight blood donors who took donor lying on a bed next to By Len Auster miles from Long Island Sound. Manchester convalescent anniversary of the Connecticut who can do it,” Davis Friday’s tilt will either.be in Born in Amherst, Mass., Mr. part in the first Bloodmobile him, and the donor’s blood was No peace pipe will be lit The 36-inch salmon, on jts way to do some upstream home. She was the wife of Red Cross Blood Program, offered. Bliss lived in Newton, Mass., visit and who are still active pumped directly into the when Manchester High and West Haven or Westport, the spawning when caught Wednesday, was the first Joseph Sartor Sr. modeled after the Manchester Senior righthander Rick before coming to Vernon 14 Community Blood Program. donors. They arte Charles Luce, patient’s veins. Newington High meet in the highest ranking team get­ caught live in the river in years and signaled that a S40 Mrs. Sartor was born June 1, Vogel, 4-3 with a 1.07 ERA years ago. He was employed as 1893 in Merscenasco, Torino, The Bloodmobile will be at Mrs. Alfie Johansson, Alfred In 1935, physicians recognized playdown round of the State ting the home field in the million salmon restoration program may he will draw the starting a district manager for the Italy, and had lived in Manchester Memorial Hospital Vennard, Mrs. Elsie Hence, the need for hospital blood Baseball Tournament in the first round. A coin flip, succeeding. mound assignment for National Biscuit Co. of New Manchester for more than 60 in the conference rooms from William Martens, Truman banks. These blood banks ob­ Class AA Division today at 4 however will determine the Federal biologists are planning to conduct a post­ York City before his retire­ years. She was a communicant 11:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Cowles, Mrs. Rosealma tained their donors through at Kelley Field. Newington. ‘home’ team. ment. Provencal and Edward Werner. appeals to the patient’s family mortem on the fish, which is frozen in storage at a of St. James Church. Last minute appointments The lOth-ranked 12-4 Silk Manchester Coach Hal Friday afternoon, 15-2 Department of Environmental Protection office in He was a member of First 1 i may still be made by calling the There are 15 volunteer and friends who would donate She is also survived by 3 sons, Towners and 23rd-ranked Parks reports his club East Catholic, second- Waterford. Congregational Church of Ver­ Manchester Police Capt. Ipcal Red Cross office at 643- workers in the blood program blood for the patient’s use. healthy for the opening tour­ ranked in the Class B Divi­ non, Morning Star Lodge of r * T ^ since 1950 who still assist. They With the influx of a labor 10-7 Newington Indians are Russell Staplins, the fisherman who caught the Joseph Sartor Jr,, head of the 5111. Walk-in donors will be nament clash. Senior ace sion, takes on the Avon-St. Masons, Worcester, Mass., welcome. are Mrs. Nevin Decker, Mrs. force without relatives at the not strangers, having met salmon in a net with hundreds of other fish off detective division, Frederick J. righthander John Koepsel Paul winner at the Eagles’ Aleppo Temple Shrine of Manchester was the location Ermano Garaventa, Mrs. L. outbreak of World War II who twice before in the last four Brockaway Island, thought he would receive S500 Sartor of Manchester, and will take the hill for the Silk field in first round action. Boston, Knights Templar of Peter J. Sartor of Victorville, of the first operation of the Morgan Porter, Mrs. William came to Connecticut to work in years in the tournament. from the DEP for the fish but was given only $25 Towners. Koepsel compiled The locals drew a bye for the Massachusetts and Rhode Calif.; 2 daughters, Mrs. Connecticut Red Cross Blood Brennan, Mrs. Edward Mack, factories such as Pratt & Both decisions went to the because it was not kept alive. an 8-1 won-lost record with a Island. Hiram Council, R&SM, Donald E. Willis and Mrs. Program in the Greater Hart­ Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. John Whitney Aircraft Division of locals, 2-1 in 1971 and 4-1 in playdowns. East topped Robert Jones, director of the DEP marine region of­ of Massachusetts and Richrd S. Paul, both of ford Chapter area June 6,1950. Dormer, Mrs. Frank Morasco, United Aircraft Corp. in East 1973. sparkling 0.67 ERA in 67 1/3 HCC foe St. Paul twice fice, said the salmon was marked to show it was one of Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Manchester; a brother, John The commemorative visit Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Hartford, and the need for Newington, under 11-year innings, striking out 75. during the season but as 10,000 released from Tar Park Brook in Agawam, Charles S. Burr, Mrs. James Masons. Coma of Manchester; 3 sisters, replaces the visit normally held hospitalization and blood Coach Bob Davis, finished Senior backstop Jack Eagle Coach Jim Penders Mass., in March 1973. The salmon run to Greenland Survivors are a daughter, Elliott, Mrs. Allan Hotchkiss, transfusions, it became ap­ Mrs. Lucy Cordera of during the month of May, and third in the Central Valley Maloney leads the locals’ at­ states, it’s a difficult and return as adults. Mrs. Ralph B. Hailwood of Ver­ Manchester, Mrs. Mary Pen- will be in addition to the regular Mrs. Robert W. Russell, Mrs^ parent to some people that a tack. He hit .371 during the proposition the third time Raymond A. St. Laurent and transfusion system depending Conference at 8-6. The In­ Reaeting to pollution and industrial dams blocking non, with whom he made his tore of Kensington and a sister June operation scheduled June season with 15 RBIs and around. Twice vanquished, home; a sister, Mrs. Mildred 30. Mrs. Erwin Whitham. upon donations made by one’s dians midway through the the way to upstream spawning areas, salmon have in Italy.; 15 grandchildren and three homers. Senior no team wants to be stung Pickering of Manchester; a Monday, the Manchester In 25 years, tbe-Cofmecticut relatives and friends could no season went into a five- avoided the Connecticut since around 1900. The 12 great-grandchildren. shortstop Ray Sullivan three straight outings to one grandson and two great- The funeral is Saturday at Chapter of the Red Cross and Red Cross, Blood Program has longer be depended upon as a game tailspin but rebounded program of releasing marked salmon has been in wasn’t far behind swinging team in the same season. granddaughters. 8:15 a.m. from Holmes Funeral Manchester Memorial Hospital progressed from 65,000 pints reliable means of assuring an nicely to finish up with five effect since 1969. The decomposed remains of at a .369 clip after The funeral is private at Home, 400 Main St., with a cohosted a luncheon at the collected in 1950 to 126,000 pints adequate supply of blood. wins in six decisions. . Elsewhere in the area salmon were found washed ashore last year near White-Gibson-Small Funeral h^pital to honor local residents in 1975, from glass bottle con­ Manchester began a com­ recovering from a mild today, 29th-ranked 7-7 Mass at St. James Church at 9. (Herald photo by Dunn) Newington is led offen­ Middletown, about 14 miles further up the Connec­ Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville. Burial will be in St. James who were involved in the first tainers to plastic bags, and munity blood program which sively by senior rightfielder midseason slump. Second Rockville High visits fourth- ticut. from one pint to help one would guarantee the replace­ The Rev. John A. Lacey, pastor Cemetery. Bloodmobile visit and are still Bill Conticello with a .323 baseman Rick Nicola didn’t ranked 14-2 Conard High, the of First Congregational Church patient to plastic containers ment of blood used by its Friends may call at the committed. batting average and six h it a s expected but CCIL champ, in a AA Divi­ of Vernon, will officiate. Burial funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 which make possible one pint to residents. This system still High School Top Athletes Honored the stringy senior was slick sion playdown. Tenth- help up to six patients. depended upon providing home runs. Senior left- will be in Cold Brook Cemetery, and 7 to 9 p.m. In 1950, Jacob F. Miller, im­ with the glove, charged with ranked 13-5 Coventry High Barre, Mass. At the first Bloodmobile visit donors to be bled at hospital Barbara Crowley, left, received the scholar-athlete award honor, and Jeanie fielder Bill Roberts hit a .318 mediate past president of the just one error, that on a dif­ hosts 24th-ranked St. Joseph There are no calling hours. to Manchester in 1950, 120 per­ blood banks. This was to Halloran was named the most outstanding athlete at last night's banquet for female clip and centerfielder Bruce MMH board of trustees, was ficult over-the-shoulder The family suggests that any the chapter chairman; John D. sons appeared and 86 pints were provide the foundation for what athletes from Manchester High. Harold Dillon made the presentation in behalf of Urso slugged eight round- of Trumbull in a Class C Ali Speaks Up, Wardour Street in London, memorial contributions may be LaBelle, a MMH trustee, was taken. was to become the Connecticut trippers. attempt. Division playdown and 12th- once an antique buyers’ the Crestfield Convalescent Home which sponsored the dinner at The Colony. made to the National Arthritis the blood program chairman; Prior to 1935, all transfusions Red Cross Blood Program. “We hit 19 home runs T he Manchester- ranked 11-7 Ellington High Foundation. 964 Asylum St., paradise, is now the home of the Miss Anna C. Sampson, an in Connecticut were ac­ This program was advanced during the season and I don’t Newington winner battles entertains 21st-ranked 9-9 country's film industry. complished by the direct the seventh-ranked West Blasts Howard Hartford. honorary trustee of MMH, was into a statewide blood program know many high school North Branford High in a B and became the model for the teams who hit as many. We Haven-26th-ranked Staples Division playdown. Connecticut Regional Blood Siderowf hit the ball a long way and High winner Friday after- BOSTON (UPI) - “Me, W heeeeee-That’s what it feels Program. to be great like m e,” Muhammad Ali told a packed MANCHESTER Throughout the entire history T h o u g h ts auditorium at Harvard University Wednesday night. Liberals Have Little of the program, blood and blood Amateur “The greatness or smallness products have been available to HOSPITAL NOTES of a man does not depend on his since I did the commercial,” Luck in Cutting any individual hospitalized in a A p L E N t y education or his wealth. It is the said Ali modifying his previous Connecticut hospital. Discharged Tuesday: Harold Cleaves, Glastonbury; Melissa Survivor MCC and MB’s heart that makes one great or statement in answer to a ques­ There is no need for replace­ t Defense Budget Richmond, 95 Chambers St.; Hyson, 17 Margaret Rd.; small,” said Ali. tion from the audience. ment by the patient or the By Len Auster Active Tonight Stephen Hlobik, Stafford Richard Moquin, 82 Garden St. "I’m thankful to be here in Ali made the appearance at patient’s family, and no fee for Springs; Mary Deyorio, 109 Also, David Rogers, High St., HOYLAKE, England (UPI) such a high seat of learning," Harvard Business School to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. fast, iow-tlying enemy planes. non-replacement is ever — Surprisingly tough Spruce St.; James Taggart, 129 Coventry; Lynn Kelley, 104 Del- Both Manchester entries in he said. “I'm just a boxer and make up for an invitation to Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., a An attack bomber flying at charged. No blood in- homegrown competition in the Wells St.; Dora Hoyt, 43 Foley mont St.; George Howard, 380 the Hartford Twilight League boxers can’t even talk. I graduation ceremonies which retired major general and a treetop level, perhaps 600 feet, suranc.e/assurance or any other British Amateur match-play Green School Grounds Take On New Look St.; Rita LeTourneau, East Main St., South Windsor; will be in action tonight. graduated from (high) school he declined because of the start pilot, has told the Air Force he and hard to detect by enemy prepaid credit system exists in Silk Town Links men golf championships cut the vic­ Hartford; Lawrence White, Theresa Hoffman, 53 Lomis Manchester Community with a ‘D-minus’. They gave me of his training for a bout with wants to be first tp fly a produc­ radar is what the United States Members of Manchester Green School PTA assisted by their children dig in as they work this state. torious U.S. Walker Cup team East Hartford; Anna Hoffman, Rd., Bolton; Tara Fliegelman, Winding up its 1975 campaign Monday is the Manchester College will lalmch play by the minus cause I won the Joe Bugner of England. tion model of the proposed B1 seeks in the Bl. Goldwater went to beautify the school grounds. Raking the loose soil are, left. Bill Green, 12, Alan Greene, Further, there are no to size in the first three rounds, 34C Garden Dr.; George Nash, HD'S, Coventry. High golf team at the State Division I Championship at entertaining East Hampton at 6 Olympics” in 1960. Toward the end of the discus­ bomber. He may come closer to to Edwards AFB, Calif., 8, and Richard MacKenzie, president-elect of the PTA. They are planting and landscaping supplemental or commercial leaving only five Americans 470 Woodbridge St. o’clock at Mt. Nebo. Moriar- "But,” he challenged, “ I sion following his “lecture,” Ali getting his wish today. Thursday and watched two with materials purchased with PTA funds. The completed project will feature junipers blood suppliers in the state. Shuttle Meadow Country Club in New Britain. among the last 32 contenders. Also, Stella Zwick, 222 Lydall ty’s, winners of their first two think after this little meeting, said “I don’t want to get too Liberals had little luck hours of a test flight from the For these reasons, in 1974, the The Indian linksmen, under nine-year Coach Tom Among them, the only seeded and pachysajidra. The area around the flagpole will be fenced in, and a slate walk will be St.; Janet Silver, 68 Grand starts, trek to Rockville to face any one of you, I don’t care how heavy” and switched to talking Wednesday in cutting a $25 controls of an F4 jet flying Connecticut State Medical Kelley, compiled an over-all 18-6-2 mark and were third in American left of 37 entries was laid across areas in front of the school. (Herald photo by Dunn) Ave., Rockville; Janice With the cost of living still ino s, Merchants the Orioles at 6 o’clock at great you are at this college, about sportscaster Howard billion measure to provide behind. "It is a beautiful sight,” on the rise, 56 per cent of the Society voted to recommend to the CCCL at 11-3-2. During Kelley’s coaching reign, the Richard Siderowf, of Westport, Crispi Cosell. weapons, research and troop Domanik, West Willington; Henry Park. you’d be a little scared to come he said. Americans interviewed in a the Department of Health, Silk Towners have expermnced just one losing campaign, Conn. Ali said. “He'll (Cosell) jump levels for the Department of Deborah Busick, East Hart­ up here and match wits with The Bl is proposed as the recent national poll indicate Education and Welfare that the that in 1969. /( But th e 38-year-old Set for Alumni Action into the ring right after a tough Defense. Amendments to replacment for the 30:year-old ford; Cheryl Jagielo, 36 Clinton me.” they’re going to grow their Connecticut Red Cross This season, Manchester has been led by seniors Jim stockbroker, who won the title “I didn’t go to (college) and fight and say, ‘Muhammad reduce spending by $1.2 billion B52 as the airplane used in a St.; Mary Waitt, 1238 Hartford own vegetables this year. Program be designated as the Wigren and Mike Riggott, the latter the hottest golfer at Porthcawl two years ago,, The Rec Department’s two Jesus never went to school and you’re not the same man you and to discard research on in­ nuclear war. "I believe it is Tpke., Vernon; Leighton beginning Monday plus a few Dr. Lowe Attends model regional blood program. around right now according to Kelley. has been having trouble with his entries, Manchester Crispino’s Moses was so dumb he couldn’t were 15 years ago.’ That shows creased accuracy and p>ower of clear the B52 is not going to putts all week. He had to Sunday dates. “He (Riggott) has become more consistent in his play. and Manchester Merchants in Teams from Windham, McBride Returns even talk,” but they’re great you the level of mentality nuclear missiles were rejected measure up," Goldwater sid. ABOUT recover from two down after He’s been able to put all aspects of his game together andi the Intertown Alumni Baseball Columbia, Colchester, ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Bake “ because God manifests you’re dealing with.” after major debates. "It is becoming less and less nine holes to beat Findlay Black Education Parley TOWN he hasn’t been out of the 70s in a long time,” Kelley stated. League open their season Sun­ Franklin, 'Manchester, Coven­ McBride, out for three weeks himself through what you might "I’d like to ask his wife if he The Armed Services Com­ capable, just as we all do when of Scotland Wednesday. day. try, Willimantic and Tolland with a shoulder injury, was consider to be nothing.” was the same man he was two mittee has proposed spending we reach a certain age.” At the Division I championship, Riggott along with Wigren; Californian student Craig are in the league. The league is returned Wednesday to the St. The champ said, God “don’t years ago,” he continued. roughly $600 million in B1 The Bl also is needed, its sup­ Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., today the number of adults 168 Woodland Street have good shots of gaining individual honors. Stadler, dubbed the "Walrus" Crispino’s open home against Members of St. Margaret’s for boys 15-17 years of age. Louis Cardinals’ active roster. want you up here preaching and “Black people just love research in the next year. But it porters say, in case of a lim it^ consultant to the Commission studying part time at colleges . If the locals win the division team title, it won’t be their by the galleries because of his Windham at 2 at East Catholic Circle, Daughters of Isabella, Crispino’s will be coached by The Cardinals had been a opening oceans and have some Howard Cosell. They love to see rejected a $77 million Air Force nuclear exchange —for exam­ for Higher Education and and universities exceeds the Manchester first. Manchester has jjran several times, including 1948 moustache and bulky gait, also while the Merchants travel to will meet tonight at 7:30 at Charlie Graff, Bob Ferron, Ray man short on the active roster science teacher sayfhg —I a white guy make a fool of request for the first actual ple, a case in which each side former president of number of full-time college and ‘49 when Kelley play^. He has not won it as a coach, had to come from behind to Franklin. himself,” he said. “Sometimes, Manchester Community Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Camposeo and John Tasillo. since last Wednesday’s trade tought him how to do that.” "I procurement of the plane. An would attack an isolated students. They also noted that beat Scotsman Bill Hogg by one All home games will be I wish I were a dog and he was a College, represented Connec­ Center St., to pay respects to Phone 643-8474 which would be a first. The Merchants are coached by that sent Ray Sadecki and Elias have so many followers of all attempt to eliminate all funds military target, then stop. practices of many institution hole. played at East Catholic Monday tree.” ticut recently at a national con­ the late Mrs. E. Mae Holden, a The Indians are 12th ranked in the division, with three John Newcomb, Jack Nash and Sosa to Atlanta for Ron Reed. nationalities. I have so many for the B1 is led by Sen. George "Once you have pushed the red discriminate against this "new The other Americans in the and Wednesday nights at 6 Ali said Cosell is “Always ference on extension and con­ member. Let Us Help You With Your CCIL schools higher, Hall High is top-ranked. In a dual Bob Boland. However, the Cards may have fans and I don’t do no movies McGovern, D-S.D. button and sent the missiles, majority” and called for an end fourth round were Jay Haas, and I don’t do no commercials talking about football like he •Another key amendment up tinuing education programs in Lawn, Garden and Plant match in West Hartford, the Warriors topped Manchester, to drop a player at the end of that's it," Goldwater said. "If to these discriminatory prac­ Vinnie Giles and John Grace, and I don’t do no shuffling. I do was a genius—little'ole skinny for debate is on AWACS, a Denver, Colo. 3-2, with six of the eight matches going to the 18th hole this week when pitcher Ron you have a manned bomber you tices. Tickets will be available at Problems. See Leon, Phil or Walker Cup golfers, who all the Ali shuffle,” he said man—no muscles—frail. He modified Boeing 707 to be used Delegates concluded the ser­ before being decided. If is a powerful word, but if Nos. 3 Bryant becomes eligible to have the eyes and ears of a The conference was spon­ the door for the Joe Wise con­ John. scored comfortable wins. demonstrating a little soft shoe, tried to be a boxer, only one as a sophisticated airborne vices colleges and universities return from the retired list. young man in it.” sored by the National Advisory cert Friday at 8 p.m. at East and 4 players junior Duffy Leone and senior Kurt Hassett Grace, from Fort Worth, Alumni Junior Loop “but I don’t Uncle Tom thing stood in his way, they warning system that can detect The theory that a nuclear war provide to communities need to Council on Extension and Con­ Catholic High School. Wise is a turn in good rounds, Manchester could com&home with the Tex., was particularly im­ couldn’t find a mouthpiece big be strengthened and expanded shuffle.” might be less than a holocaust tinuing Education whose singer and composer of contem­ IT’S OUR title, equalling the feat of crosstown East Gatholic which pressive, capturing three of the “If you want to know the enough for him.” without unnecessary govern­ Starts Monday Night is behind the dispute over members are appointed by the porary liturgical music. GERANIUM won the Divisiqn II title last Monday. first four holes and taking bir­ truth, I do use Brut. That's Coalition "counterforce.” It came up in ment restriction. President. ANNUAL dies on the eighth and ninth en Wilcox on Option Delegates recommended con­ The Alumni\ Junior Baseball debate —much of it in secret The conference was convened Unknown Result route to a 5 and 4 win over Union, Liggett Parkade and CHICAGO (UPI) - The Praises tinued federal assistance to League (ages 13-14) opens Mon­ —over five programs worth $109 by the National Advisory Coun­ Irishman John Boston. Moriarty Juniors. Chicago Cubs shipped pitcher colleges and universities in con­ Unknown to Coach Dick Williams was the fact that when day night at the West Side Oval million to increase the ac­ cil to review with state But the wins were somewhat Milt Wilcox on option to their Governor ducting programs to help com­ his Manchester High track team soundly trounced Bristol and Cheney Tech. curacy of missile systems. The delegates the council’s e v a lu ^ overshadowed by the stunning Wichita farm team Wednesday Central, 94-50, it ended the Rams’ hopes of an undefeated League play will be Monday HARTFORDi UPI) - A coali­ supporters won Wednesday, 52- munity groups solve local tion of community service The Nazcas of ancient Peru defeats of three seeded and bought right-handed problems. season. Also, victories by Jeff Lumpkin in the 100 and through Thursday from June 9 NBA Adds Umpire tion of public employes in 42. programs conducted under Ti­ Inevered fertility or life-force in Americans. Walker Cup aces reliever Eddie Watt from They stressed that college to July 24 at the Oval and Play Tonight Connecticut has praised Gov. Sen. Strom Thurmond, DS.C., tle 1 of the Higher Education all forms of life, celebrating it in Steve Dawson in the 440 were the one and only setbacks Gary Koch, Curtis Strange and Wichita. Ella T. Grasso for supporting faculty members can provide Cheney. asked: "Can you go out there Act. The act is scheduled to be ceramics devoted to wild tacked on Central speedster Dennis Hernandez. Central George Burns III all lost and Undefeated in seven starts. Watt, 33, was released by their demands for im­ information and training that For Exhibitions and tell a man in the street that reauthorized during the coming creatures and seeking it in went on to win the Colonial Conference championship, un­ joined top-seed Jerry Pate, who The league is comprised of Brown’s Tires will entertain Philadelphia April 7 and signed provements in the lot of state help community groups and you don’t want to improve the year. severed heads of their enemies. defeated inside the circuit but smitten by the Indians. was defeated Tuesdpy. the following eight teams: Newington tonight at 9 in a April 25 by the Aeros, He had a and municipal employes. accuracy of the fleet ballistic local governments take action British teen-agers such as Lumpkin and teammates Scott Moffat and Jeff Joy and Burger King, Manchester State Northern ASA League game at 1-1 won-lost record and seven SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The National Basketball Mrs. Grasso. who pressed for missile system?” The argu­ needed in their communities. Sandy Lyle, the 17-year-old saves with a 1.23 earned run East’s Mark Ertel, Ed Lojeski, Terry Farrell and Brian Bank, Krause Florist, Mari- Fitzgerald Field. Association has added a third official—to be called an three major pro-labor bills ap­ ment was made again and again The delegates noted that English stroke play champion, average at Wichita. Foley will participate at the State Open Championship Mads, Parkade Lanes, “umpire”—on the courts for all 1975 exhibition games. proved by the legislature that "this is only R and D” have shone throughout the Manchester Municipal Credit Wednesday, was hailed lor her —research and development L Saturday at Roger Ludlowe High in Fairfield. Lumpkin is event. Lyle dumped Walker Cup “The third man will take "vigorous display of leadership money, not production. Boy Drowns in the 100, Moffat the 880, Joy the 330-yard intermediate Scotsman Charlie Green by one some pressure off the other two on behalf of government "The point of this issue is that HARTFORD(UPI) - A 5- W hurdles, Lojeski the shot put, Farrell the pole vault, Foley hole. officials and let them do their employes." R and D is in itself year-old boy drowned and his the 440 and Ertel the high jump and triple jump. Nick Faldo, another 17-year- job better,” said an "At the same time, no one provocative,” said Sen. Edward brother was rescued after they Elsewhere the same afternoon, Manchester High’s Val old, easily m astered John enthusiastic John Nucatola, should be deluded into believing Brooke, D-Mass. "As a result tried to retrieve a ball that ONLY ■1.29 - <1.59 Poulin (mile run) and Jackie Goss, Darcy Walter, Yvonne Davies, who had beaten Burns supervisor of NBA officials. that public employes and their we will get into another arms rolled into a branch of the Park Kearney and Mary Foran (440-yard relay) will go after on the second day of the Walker ' NBA’s Board of Governors families have been given equity race and a threat of a nuclear River Wednesday night. FUNERAL HOME State Open titles at Amity Regional in Woodbridge. The In­ Cup at St. Andrews last week. Wednesday approved the third in this session," the coalition - war." Police credited two men with Established 1874 Four Generations of Service 10 for *8.95 dian maidens already own State Class A titles. England’s Geoff Marks, who official on. a trial basis and said. pulling 6-year-old Charles 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 has needed only 36 holes on the voted for two other rule The cost of living alone, the ^ | | way to three victories, ranked changes, one of which could Jackson from the muddy water 2 V2” Bedding Size, reg. 69*.... * Tennis Hopefuls group said, rose more than 30 I / 1 1 * C V > < 3 ,llS and applying mouth-to-mouth 39 as a strong favorite at the mean the elimination of the per cent in the past five years resuscitation until an am­ 10 for *3.75 Manchester High’s Dan Arenas is second-seeded for the midway point. center jump ball at the begin­ while pay rates have gone up MANCHESTER bulance arrived. CCIL Tennis Championship Saturday at Central Connec­ ning of each quarter. only 11 per cent. Wednesday, 7:35 p.m. — Firemen using grapling hooks ticut State College. Arenas, senior transfer student from Larry O'Brien, commissioner Water surge alarm at the Pizza to recover the body of Troy Coin Show Columbia, South America, was 8-2 during the season just of the NBA, announced the Wagon, 239 Spencer St.; no fire Jackson about an hour later. BEDDUK PIMITS completed. He was a top ranked junior in his native coun­ 16 Contests measures, which were then Travel Group (Town). Police said the rescuers, James try. Sophomores Jon Peck and Phil Valentine will be in the detailed at a news conference Today, 12:45 a.m. — Assist Mahone, 21, and Michael Sponsored by Petunias, Snaps, Marigolds, Asters, doubles competition. The Tribe’s Annette Duke, a by members of the competition Will Present On Weekend committee. persons locked out of home at Patterson, 22, were alerted by Mancheeter Coin Club Allyssum, Salvia, Calendulas and many sophomore, and East sophomore Mary Catherine Murano 149 Spruce St. (Town). Show Tonight another man who saw the boys morel and junior Sue Anderson are entrants inHhle State Cham­ Sixteen games, eight each A change strongly endorsed TOLLAND COUNTY slip into the water while Large Pack The South Windsor Travel Ad­ Sunday, June 8th, 1975 pionship June 12 at Wesleyan University in Middletown. day, are scheduled in first by Boston Celtics General Wednesday, 7:23 a.m. — Car chasing a basketball that had of 9 to 12 Manager Red Auerbach was the visors of 1708 Ellington Rd., round action in the fifth annual fire on Rt. 195, Tolland. rolled down from a steep bank. Your Choice ONLY Plants ■South Windsor, will sponsor a at Notebook Jottings Army & Navy Club-sponsored elimination of the center jump slow pitch softball tournament in all exhibition games played travel show on Bermuda Manchester High will have a girls’ cross country team in tonight at 7:30 at the Colony xX-r* KofC Hall at Charter Oak Park. before Oct. 1. The rest of the Time to start spraying your the fall, George Suitor reports. Suitor is the boys’ coach pre-season would be a test for (over the Lounge) at 960 Vegetable PLANTS Play Saturday and Sunday 138 MAIN STREET Vegetables, Flowers, Trees and and varsity track coach at tiling Junior High...Manchester using the jump only at the Sullivan Ave., South Windsor, starts at 9:30 with games listed MANCHESTER Lettuce, Cabbage, Broccoli, Spanish Shrubs against Insects and dis­ High and East Catholic have approved two dates for the beginning of each half. Admission is free and door Onions, Leeks, Tomatoes, Peppers, Celery, every 90 minutes. Catholic Burial 10:00 A.M. -6:00 P.M. eases. We carry a complete line of 1975-76 basketball season. The crosstown rivals will meet Seventeen local teams are prizes will be awarded. m Parsley and many morel "I believe the teams should ;• Selection of burial lots before they are needed brings Pesticides. entered. December 30 at Clarke Arena and January 20, 1976 at the start equal and have an equal {peace of mind, financial protection, and lessens No Admission Charge Eagles’ Nest. East won the first meeting ever between the chance," said Auerbach, also in Mcmoriam ■^ hardship on loved ones at time of sorrow. Endowed locals. chairman of the competition ■: care is included in the price ofevery lot. Terms can be (Herald photos by Dunn) In loving, memory of John J Peretlo, Open To Public committee. "This is not possi­ who passed away June 5, 1974. arranged. PLANT JACKSON ble with the jump ball. I don’t Refreshment by KofC Cosmos Stop Bics I can't believe your song is gone so State Champion Harriers feel this is changing the game. soon. Saint James Cemetery • « PERKINS ROSES Eastern Eliminated NEW YORK (UPI) - The It’s going to help it.” I barely learned the tune. 368 Board Street The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST COM E FIRST New York Cosmos have moved Manchester High’s 440-yard relay team of Yvonne Kearner, Darcy Walter, Mary Auerbach also favored the I never laughed so long, never change SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the Bush & Climbers. ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (UPI) — After going into the small your point of view. Manchester, Connecticut courtesy of Watkins. Call Mrs. Janice Lopes at The Herald between Potted in 8” Pots of Good Soil into first place in the Northern Foran and Jackie Goss, left to right, won the State Class A championship earlier this third official saying, “It can’t 11-12 a.m. Monday lor Thursday's ad. Hlease phone 843-2711... college world series with two exemplary wins. Eastern Division of the North American I stop awhile'and think about you. {Phone 646-3772 All ColorsI Sure To Growl week in :50.8, a school mark. Val Poulin, right, copped the mile run in 5:33.5. The help but make the game" 5 for *18.95 Connecticut State College has been eliminated in two Soccer League by defeating the Daughter •.-.-.v.v.v.v.gl;;; relay team was undefeated this season. better. ” defeats in a single day. Hartford Bicentennials, 2-1. » V PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975— PAGE SEVENTEEN Kranepool Hitting Major League Boxscores Pinch-Hitters Deliver SCOREBOARD SLOW PITCH NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Pleasing to Mets Atlanta St. Louis American League SUndings National League Standings New York Minnesota By United Press International ab r h bi ab r h bi In Red Sox Comeback By United Press International ab r h bi ab r h bi Gair If 5 010 Brock If East East - pitching of southpaw Jerry 4 100 Bonds rf .4010 Braun if 3000 w. I. pet. g.b. NEW YORK (UPI) - that proved to be the game- Perez 2b 512 0 Sizemore 2b 3111 Maddox cf 4 2 2 1 Carew 2b 4 13 0 next seven frames. His Chicago fastball over the leap of w. 1. pet. g-b Koosman. Thus, the veteran Evans 3b BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston 26 19 .578 - Chicago 27 21 .563 Back in 1963, when the New winner for Pittsburgh and Jerry 5111 Melendez cf 4121 White If 4 0 10 Brye rf 310 0 teammates tied the game in the shortstop Bucky Dent to drive New York 24 24 .500 3'A TONIGHT’S Bushey, Rich Didan and Mark Gaston cf 4 0 2 0 Smith rf Pittsburgh 25 20 .566 York Mets were still in their first baseman now has nine hits Reuss went into the sixth inning 4 122 Munson c 5 13 3 Oliva dh 4 011 computer would have given third, added one run in the fifth in Rick Miller, who had pinch Milwaukee 23 24 .489 4 in his last four games. SCHEDULE Goldberg each had two hits. Baker rf 2 0 0 1 Reitz 3b 302 1 Chambiss lb 5 0 1 0 Soderhim pr O 0 0 0 New York 24 20 .546 infancy, crusty old with a no-hitter before being Correll c this game to the Chicago and two in the seventh. run for McCarver. -Detroit 21 23 .477 V/2 Philadelphia 26 23 .531 Elsewhere In the National IlNBank vs. CBT, 6:15 - 4 0 0 0 Cater lb 3 00 0 Nettles 3b 4 12 0 Hisle cf 4 011 Cleveland 20 26 .435 m manager Casey Stengel kayoed with a lined shot below Blanks ss 4 0 2 0 Fairly lb 1010 Dempsey dh ^'l 1 0 Thompsn 3b 4 010 White Sox. Ken Henderson drove in three ‘‘Things have a way of St. Louis 22 25 .468 League Wednesday, Los DUSTY Beall lb Baltimore 19 28 .404 8 Montreal 16 27 .372 his kneecap off the bat of Dave Keeney 4 0 3 0 Rudolph c 4 0 0 0 Mason ss 3 0 0 0 Kusick lb 4 111 The visitors were leading the of the runs with a pair of hits evening out,” said Burleson, West offered the following tart Outhit 17-16, Town Sadecki p Angeles shut out Montreal, 3-0, Concepcion. A1 Oliver’s Glen vs. A&N Club, 6:15 • 2 0 0 0 Guerrero ss 0 0 0 0 Stanley 2b 3 111 Roof c 2 0 0 0 Boston Red Sox, 6-3, with one and Jorge Orta hit two sacrifice Boston’s second-year shortstop. w. 1. pet. g.b. ’sizeup of one young Leon p Philadelphia upended San sacrifice fly in the first ac­ Fitzgerald Employees had what counted 0 0 0 0 Tyson ss 2 10 0 Medich p 0 0 0 0 Kelly ph 10 10' out and two runners on base flies following doubles by Brian “I told Doug Griffin after I Oakland 30 20 .600 - West prospect: for a 17-15 win over the Keggers Gilbreath ph 1 0 0 0 Curtis p 2 0 0 0 Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Borgmann c 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 30 21 .588 W w. 1. pet. gb Diego, 7-2, Pittsburgh edged counted for the other Pirate run Lynch vs. Frank’s, 7 :30 ■ Wednesday in the ninth inning. Downing in the fifth and lined out hard in the eighth that Los Angeles “In 10 years he has a chance Cincinnati, 2-1, St. Louis put last night at Robertson Park. Hrabosky p 0 0 0 0 Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Gomez ss 2 0 0 0 Minnesota 23 22 .511 4Vz 32 22 .598 and relievers Dave Giusti and Fitzgerald Totals 36 2 11 2 Totals 30 5 8 5 Walton ph 10 0 0 At that point, Chicago manager seventh for two more runs. you have to be lucky in this Texas 24 25 .490 Cincinnati 30 22 .577 to be 30.” away Atlanta, 5-2, and San Ramon Hernandez checked Cin­ Allied vs. Crockett’s, 8:45 • For the winners. Bob Walsh and Atlanta 200000000-2 Ferrer ss 0 0 0 0 Chuck 'Tanner replaced starter In the Boston ninth, Kaat game. I never thought I’d get up Calilomia 24 27 .471 &/2 San Francisco 25 23 .521 Although the youngster in Francisco outlasted Chicago, cinnati with only one other hit Fitzgerald Ed Moriconi each had three hits St. Louis 00200003X-5 Blyleven p 0 0 0 0 walked leadoff batter Jim Rice again in the ninth and when I Chicago nZ ! m 7>A San Diego 25 27 .481 E-Sadecki. DP-Atlanta 1. LOB-AtlanU Albury p 0 0 0 0 Jim Kaat with relief ace Rich Atlanta 23 X .434 8>A question was, in fact, a catcher- 10- 8 . in the final three innings. Tierney’s vs. Trasli-Away, and Tom Walsh, Ron Blake and Gossage, owner of an 0.72 but got Fred Lynn to ground did, I got a hit on ball I didn’t hit Wednesday’s Results 10, St. Louis 5. Totals 36 6 12 5 Totals 32 3 8 3 Boston 7 Chicago 6 Houston 20 35 .364 12W first baseman named Greg Dodgers 3, Expos 0 Giants 10, Cubs 8 6:15- Nebo Dave Paradis two apiece. For 2B-Evans, Blanks. 3B-SmiUi. SB-Blank. New York 000 023100-6 earned run average and eight into a force-out that erased well.” Andy Messermith yielded the Keggers, Dick Morin and Texas 3 Baltimore 2, 12 innings, night Goossen, many Met-watchers Ninth-inning home runs by Firemen vs. Glass, 6:15 • S-Sadecki, Curtis. SF-Baker, Sizemore, Minnesota 000 000 012- 3 saves. Rice. Then Tony Conigliaro The victory was the 12th in 16 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 0, night Wednesday's Results John Angeli had four and three ip h r er bb so E-Thompson 2,. DP-New York San Francisco 10 Chicago 8 applied that sarcastic Stengel eight hits for his eighth victory Uerrel Thomas and rookie Robertson But three straight left-handed doubled off the left-center field games for the American New York 6 Minnesota 3, night barb to Ed Kranepool, the and 31st career shutout and hits respectively and Tracey Sadecki L 1-1 71-3 6 5 3 0 1 MinnesoU 3. LOB-New York Calilomia 2 Detroit 1, night Philadelphia 7 San Diego 2, night Glenn Adams-both solo shots— Dick's vs. Moriarty’s, 7:30 Leon pinch hitters did their job and wall to put runners on second League East leaders and put Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1, night team’s first highly touted bonus , losing Montreal pitcher Dennis Kasel, Bob Nicola and Walt 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 MinnesoU 4. Oakland 11 Milwaukee 3. night provided San Francisco with its ■ Robertson Curtis W 33 81-3 11 2 2 1 5 2B-Nettles, Thompson. HR-Munson (4), Rick Burleson singled home the and third and send Kaat to the them seven games over .500 for Thursday's Games Los Angeles 3 Montreal 0, night baby who never quite lived up Blair wild pitched home two winning margin over Chicago. Nsssiff’s vs. Honda, 8:45 - Wright two apiece. Wright and Hrabosky 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Kusick (2). SB-Bonds, Maddox 2. S- deciding run in Boston’s 7-6 dugout. (All Times EDT) New York 1 Houston 0, night the first time this season. St. Louis 5 Atlanta 2, night to all the hoopla accorded him runs during a three-run Los There were a total of seven Robertson Stan Luszczack each homered. Mason. comeback that defied the Boston manager Darrell New York (Hunter 73) at Minnesota Houston New York ip h r er bb so “Winning this game was real­ (Hughes 6-2), 2:15 p.m. (Herald photo by Dunn I back in 1962 and ‘63. Angeles fifth. Blair’s first wild homers hit in the game, five by Bonanza vs. BA’s, 6:15 ■ percentages. Johnson counter^ with three Thursday’s Games ab r h bi ab r h bi Medich W 4-7 8 5 1 1 1 5 ly an ‘up’ for us,” said Johnson. Detroit (Ruble 5-1) at California Well, more than 10 years score the Giants and two by Adams, Nike CANDLELIGHT Gross If 3 0 10 Unser cf 5 0 2 0 Lyle 0 3 2 2 1 0 “If I had that situation 100 left-handed pinch-hitters (All Times EDTI “The man we beat was the best (Singer 4-7), 10:30 p.m, Houston (Griffin 23) at New York later, Ed Kranepool is still with with the bases loaded and after who drove in four runs. Bobby 72’s vs. M&M, 7:.30 - Nike Nine runs in the fourth inning Metzger ss 4 0 0 0 Millan 2b 3 110 Tidrow 1 0 0 0 0 0 times in a row, I would take against the right-handed Kansas City (Briles 43) at Cleveland Cedeno cf 3 0 0 0 Jones if 4 010 Blyleven L 5-2 6 9 5 5 4 8 in the league; no one’s hit him (Seaver 7-41, 2:05 p.m. the Mets and, yes, he’s 30. But Davey Lopes walked to re-load Murcer also had three RBIs for paved the way for a 14-8 victory Kaat out,” said Tanner. “When Gossage. Bemie Carbo drove (Eckersley 33), 7:X p.m. San Francisco (Falcone 4-4) at BenneVs Undefeated Track Squad Watson lb 3 0 10 Gallagher If 0 0 0 0 Albury 3 3 1 1 2 1 in over a month.” more importantly, Ed them, Blair uncorked another San Francisco, two on a homer. SILK CITY by Crispinp’s over Holiday you have a relief pitcher like home two runs with a double on Texas (Hands 53) at Baltimore Chicago (Bonham 4-4), 2:X p.m. Kranepool, after 12 years of big errant throw, allowing Rick CabeU rf 4 0 0 0 Staub rf 4 0 10 Lyle pitched to 4 batters in 9th. (Cuellar 3-4), 7:30 p.m. Winner of all eight meets this spring, and claimant of the town junior high title, was Rich Riordan’s second home Lanes last night at Robertson. Rader 3b 3 010 Kranepol lb 4 0 3 1 Save-Tidrow (2). Gossage, if you don’t take him the left field line, Tim Boston gets to savor the vic­ Friday's Games league mediocrity, has finally Auerbach to score. Friday’s Games the Bennet High squad. Members, front row, left to right. Bob Walsh, Bill Kos, Don­ run of the night lifted Bogner’s Bruce Tracy, Dave , Hassett, May c 3 0 0 0 Torre 3b 4 010 WP-Blyleven, Albury. PB-Roof. out, you’re dumb. One time this ‘ McCarver singled Carbo to tory until Friday when they Detroit at Oakland, night Helms 2b 3 0 10 Phillips ss x2 0 0 0 T3:04. A-9,161. RICK BURLESON San Diego at Montreal, night na Me Carthy, Janice Meyer, Elaine Dvorak, Bob Wilson. Second row. Bill Moran, become a hitter. Phillies 7, Padres 2 to a 5-4 duke over Fogarty Corky Coughlin, Gordy year he has been hit and this third and Cecil Cooper tied the host Minnesota in a three-game Milwaukee at California, night Latest example of that was Bob Boone drove home three Konieezny p 1 0 0 6 Grote c 4 0 0 0 New York at Chicago, night Atlanta at New York, night Jeff Howard, Dave Watkins, Bryan Walch, Ulysses Orduz, Dave Wyman. Third row, Brothers last night at McCombe and Brian McDer­ Johnson ph 10 10 Koosman p 3 0 0 0 Chicago Boston was it.” score with a single l;o left. weekend series. The Red Sox Los Angeles at Philadelphia, night Wednesday night when runs with a single and a ab r h bi ab r h bi Texas at Cleveland, night Fitzgerald Field. Dave Viara mott each had three hits for the Howard pr 0 0 0 0 Kaat, the veteran lefthander on four hits in the first inning After Gossage got Juan play an exhibition game in Paw­ Kansas City at Baltimore, night San Francisco at Pittsburgh, night Jeff Klotzer, Hugh Quinn, Craig Kearney, Chris Luz, Wayne Smith, Del Knowles, Kranepool went 3-for-4 and sacrifice fly and Mike Schmidt Kelly rf 3 2 10 Beniquez 3b 4 110 Chicago at Cincinnati, night added two hits and Ron winners. Bill Peoples had two Crawford p 0 0 0 0 with an 8-2 record going into the but gave up just two more hits Beniquez to pop up for the se­ tucket tonight against their Minnesota at Boston, night Jay Whiston. Rear row. Coach Dave Dooman, Mike Stankiewicz, John Mainville, drove in the lone run in the belted his fourth in homer in the ToUls 28 0 5 0 Touts 33 1^ 1 Coluccio rf 1 0 0 0 Burleson ss 5 12 1 St. Louis at Houston, night Seplowitz a homer for singles and Roger Talbot OrU 2b 3 0 0 2 Ystrzmsk lb 4 1 1 1 game, surrendered, three runs and no more runs through the cond out, Burleson hit an inside International League affiliate. Steve McKenzie, Pacey Pet, Mark Rawlins. Mets’ 1-0 victory over the last three games as x-Awarded first base on catcher's Bogner’s. Mark Anderson homered for Lanes. May If 1110 Rice If 3 0 0 0 Houston Astros, lifting his 1975 Philadelphia swept its series interference \ homered for Fogarty’s. Houston OOOJOMOF-O Johnson dh 5 110 Lynn cf 4 12 1 average to .412. ^ with San Diego. Wayne Taking an early lead, Vito’s New York llft«)0 00x-l Hendersn cf 4 0 2 3 Conigliar dh 3 1 1 1 “ I know how to hit,” Twitchell (4-6) got the win but n E-Watson, May 2. DP-N^ York 1. Muser lb 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 3 0 10 Two five-run innings powered held on for a 7-6 verdict over Stein 3b 4 0 2 0 Carbo ph 1112 Kranepool says when asked needed three innings of one-hit LOB-Houston 6, New York 13. Trudon VW to a 16-3 romp over Wholesale Tire last night at Dent ss 4 0 10 Griffin 2b 3 0 0 0 Munson Hero 2B-Rader, Kranepool.'SB-Cabell, Millan about his late-career turnabout. relief from Tug McGraw. 4 2 2 0 McCarvr ph 10 10 Berra Picked Acadia Restaurant last night at Robertson. Paul Solomonson S-Konieezny, Gross. Downing c Carew Delivering “Probably I could’ve done what Cardinals 5, Braves 2 and Mike Orlowski each had ip h r er bb so Kaat p 0 0 0 0 Miller pr 0 10 0 Goodwin Tops Draft Fitzgerald. Bert Baskerville, A1 Gossage p 0 0 0 0 Montgmry c 3 0 0 0 people expected of me all along Reggie Smith tripled home Konieezny L 3-7 7 8 1 1 4 4 Rodonis and Randy Ralston two hits for Vito’s. Larry An­ Cooper ph 10 11 LEADERS In Y a n k s’ W in if I had spent more time in the two runs as St. Louis scored Crawford 1 1 0 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Fishing Advisory each had three hits and Hank drews homered and singled and Koosman W5-3 9 50036 Wise p 0 0 0 0 At ,400 Bat Pace NEW YORK(UPI) - The Mike Lentz, a left-handed Harrison High School in minors. But the Mets back then three runs in the eighth inning ® Moret p 0 0 0 0 Pawlowski, Frank Gonzales six others had two hits each for Baik-Koosman. New York Mets Manager draft system is supposed to pitcher from Juanita High Evansville, Ind., agreed to were hurting for players and I to snap a 2-2 tie and beat Atlan­ Inland Fishing Totals 33 6 10 5 Totals 35 7 11 7 and Les Keston two apiece for Wholesale. T-2:12. A-15,442. By United Press International BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) — Thurman Munson Yogi Berra may have to School in Kirkland, Wash., was terms a few hours after being was rushed to the big leagues ta. Smith’s game-winning hit Trout fishing is reported to be (Two out when winning run scored) save ball clubs the expense Trudon. Mike Kilby, Jim San Francisco Chicago Chicago 100 210 200— 6 NEW YORK (UPI) — When a four-time batting cham­ Leading Batters drove in three runs and raised his average to .346, face^iis youngest son as an chosen by San . Diego as the se­ selected. before I was able to get the came after singles by Ted good to excellent in the (Based on 100 at bats) of bidding for talent, but the Macintosh, Ed Reyngaudt and FELINE ab r h bi ab r h bi Boston 300 000 004-7 pion is hitting .413 a fourth of the way through the season, Wednesday night, lifting the New York Yankees to a 6-3 opponent someday, but cond player among the 384 Wednesday’s picks also in­ experience I needed.” Sizemore and Luis Melendez. following streams: Farmington Thomassn cf 5 1 0 0 Kessinger ss 6 1 2 0 E-Montgomery. LOB-Chieago 10, Boston National League California Angels know Mike Maloney each had two Plating the winning run in the it’s time to begin taking seriously his chances to become ab r h pet. victory over the Minnesota Twins and giving Doc Medich picked in 16 rounds Wednesday, cluded Condredge Holloway, Kranepool, who achieved his John Curtis, with relief help River and its West Branch, Thomas 2b 5 3 3 1 Cardenal If 5 2 2 2 5. 8 that didn’t stop him from they’ll Jjave to outbid at blows for Acadia. bottom of the seventh, Moriarty Murcer rf 4 2 2 3 Madlock 3b 512 2 2B-Beniquez, Lynn, Dent, May, Hender- baseball’s first .400-hitter since Ted Williams in 1941. Watson, Hou 47 1.78 24 00 .341 his fourth win of the season. the first of three days of draf­ the University of Tennessee first .300 season in 94 games from A1 Hrabosky, gained Housatonic River, Saugatuck .338 cheering the Pittsburgh leasUdhe team to sign their Brothers nipped Busy Bee Adams If 5 2 2 4 Monday cf 4 0 2 0 on. Downing 2, ConigUaro, Carbo. SB- Sanguillen, Pitt 42 151 15 51 ting. Lentz had a 14-2 record, football quarterback, who went last year and is still platooned credit for the win, his third in River, East Aspetuck River, Morgan, Cin 50 175 31 59 .337 Medich struck out five and Ray Bare was the loser for Pirates’ selection of Dale CHARTER OAK Mobil, 13-12, lasUjiight at Mt. MonUnez lb 5 0 2 0 Morales rf 4 0 10 Kelly2. S-Kelly. SF-Conigliaro, Orta 2. Especially when he’s on a 10- *- walked one as he went eight in­ first selection. 0.47 ERA and 199 strikeouts in to Atlanta as a shortstop in the mostly against right-handers, six decisions. , Muddy River, Mill River, Speier ss 3 0 0 0 Thornton lb 4 0 0 0 ip h r er bb so Bowa, Phil 41 175 18 59 .337 Detroit. the first round of Nebo for its t p t win of the game tear, during which he has 34 .337 The Angels chose Southern 104 innings this spring. 10th round. Holloway already Pomperaug River, Pequonnock Behind a 22-hit attack, Miller ss 2 010 Trillo 2b 5 2 2 1 Kaat 81-3 7 5 5 2 4 Lacy, LA 31 101 15 nings allowing five hits. Sparky Rangers 3, Orioles 2 Wednesday’s summer singled home Felix Millan with Pirates 2, Reds 1 season. For Moriarty’s, Cathy hit .605, including three hits in Grilfey, Cin 43 121 26 40 831 University catcher Danny The New York Mets bypassed has signed to play Canadian River, Salmon River, Wilson's trounced Nelson’s, 22- Goodson 3b .5110 Swisher c 1110 Gossage L 3J 1-3 4 2 2 0 0 Lyle took over and was bombed Tdxas snapped its three-game two out in the first inning Richie Hebner slammed a Rader c 10 10 Reuschel p 10 0 0 Wise 62-3 10 6 5 3 3 each of his last four games. Smith, St.L X 112 19 37 .330 baseball draft. — Goodwin as the first player in Blackledge River, Natchaug 4, last night at Fitzgerald. For Keegan had four hits, Donna 32 out without retiring a batter in shortstop Dale Berra, the son of football. Wednesday and later added a solo homer in the fifth inning Hill c 3 12 2 LaCock ph 1110 Moret W 3-0 2 1-3 00040 Garvey, LA 54 2X 75 .326 losing streak when Cesar Wilson’s, Tom Ferlazo Brooks three and Judy Keeney, Brock, St.L 44 175 31 57 .326 the ninth when the Twins Wednesday’s major league their manager, and instead The Mets got a left-handed double and another single to River, Shetucket River, Yantic Montefusc p 2 0 0 0 Locker p 0 0 0 0 T-2:28. A-12366. He’s Rod Carew, the unhappy Tovar’s 12th-inning single drove “I’m very happy he was Joan Dougan, Mama Groman Cash, Phil 49 077 32 67 .324 scored two runs on singles by baseball draft, making him the chose high school catcher pitcher from Casey Stengel’s back the five-hit shutout River, Bigelow Brook and Five homered, tripled and singled, Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 Knowles p 0 0 0 0 second baseman of the in Joe Lovitto, who had singled drafted by the Pirates, Mike Scanlon tripled and and Chickey Balesano two Joshua ^ 1 0 0 0 Summers ph 1 0 11 Kansas City Cleveland Cardenal, Chi 48 182 33 50 .324 Rod Carew, Tony Oliva and first man ever picked as the top Alfred Benton of Tallahassee, hometown, Charles McMichael Mile River (Putnam). ab r h bi ab r h bi Minnesota Twins ... unhappy and moved to second on a en though they are in prospect in two separate drafts Field personnel also report singled twice, Kevin Kelley apiece. Dale Bycholski added a Williams p 1 0 0 0 Zamora p 0 0 0 0 Larry Hisle in addition to a Fla., as their top choice. The of Glendale, Calif., in the 10th Caldwell p 0 0 0 0 Zahn p 0 0 0 0 Wohlford rf 2 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 10 because he lost a salary ar­ American League sacrifice. Jack Brown pitched 4 ir division (National of a major pro sports league. that trout fishing is good to stroked three safeties and Mike three-run homer. For Bee, Don­ Pinson cf 4 0 0 0 Manning rf A 1 1 0 walk. Dick Tidrow took over '^.3 innings of hitless relief for Pittsburgh Pirates, drafting 14 round. Texas drafted itself a ^ Garrett ph 0 0 0 0 bitration to the club last winter g ab r h pet. League East),” the elder To sign him, however, the positions behind the Mets, then excellent in the following lakes Mahone two. Steve Smyth and na Ridel had four hits. Missy Hosley ph 10 0 0 McRae if 4 010 Hendricks cf^ 0 1 0 ... unhappy because he’d just as Carew, Minn 40 143 27 so .413 and retired the side. the win while Grant Jackson Pinkerton (first name Mayberry lb 3 0 1 0 Powell lb 4 12 2 Berra said. “Dale was hap­ Angels will have to come up grabbed Yogi’s son. Chester), a Mississippi State in­ and ponds: West Hill Pond, A1 McCall each had two blows Munson three and Sharon ToUls 42 10 14 10 ToUls 38 8 14 6 soon not play in the All-Star Lynn, Bos 40 136 28 48 .353 Carew, baseball’s top hittter, was the loser. Jim Palmer went Lorraine, Sally Pavan and Jean San Francisco 000 004313—10 Killebrew dh 3 0 0 0 Lowenstn dh 4 1 11 Munson, NY 46 179 27 62 .346 py, too.” with a better offer than the $80,- “It was difficult for us," said fielder, in the 13th round. Highland Lake, East Twin for Nelson’s. Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Gamble if 3 0 2 0 game next month ... unhappy had three of the Minnesota hits 101-3 innings for Baltimore and Kelsey two apiece. Chicago 100 014 110-8 Thompson, Minn 32 104 11 34 .327 and raised his average to .413. 000 bonus Goodwin turned down Joe McDonald, the Mets' And Montreal found another Lake, Lake Quassapaug, E-Kessinger2, Thomasson, Miller. DP- Healy c ,3 000 Dully ss 3 0 0 0 because buddy Sergio. Ferrer Yount, Mil 37 137 20 44 .321 yielded two runs and six hits. Dale, an 18-year-old from the Chicago White Sox general manager. “Fortunate­ Walter Johnson. Only this one’s Candlewood Lake, Rogers NIKE San Francisco 1. LOB-San Francisco 6, White 2b 1 0 0 0 Crosby 2b 3000 has just been sent to the minors White, NY 42 19) 33 51 .319 Munson nicked starter Bert A’s 11, Brewers 3 EASTERN Chicago 11. Stinson 2b 1 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 111 Hargrove, Tex 42 138 26 44 .319 Blyleven for a two-run ho'me shortstop from Montclair, four years ago when he was the ly, Yogi is an understanding a catcher, not a pitcher, from Lake, Bashan Lake, Cedar Pounding out 24 hits. Patek ss 3 0 0 0 Odom p 0000 ... and not all that happy about Billy Williams drove in three No. 1 choice for the first time. Lake, Long Pond, Amos Lake Handing Jim’s Arco its first 2B-Murcer, Morales, Monday, Madlock, May, Chi 46 154 15 49 .318 run in the fifth, scoring behind N.J., is expected to pass up father.” L. C. Anderson High School in LITTLE Economy Electric belted Swisher. 3B-Kessinger. HR-Adams2 (3), Busby p 0000 the prospect of hitting .400 for Chambliss, NY 39 146 19 46 .315 runs with three singles and a setback of the season. Lock, 000 0 Elliot Maddox who walked. college scholarship offers Goodwin figures four years of Cincinnati became the first Austin, Tex. He went in the and Beach Pond. Mott’s, 1^5, last night at Nike Hill (2), Murcer (8), Thomas (2). Mingori p the season. Bumbry, Balt 32 m 13 35 .315 double and Bert Campaneris college experience—he batted team to sign its top choice when ninth round. LEAGUE Night fishing at East Twin Field. For the winners. Ward Stock & Barrel took an 8-4 duke Totals 28 0 2 0 Totals 32 4 9 4 “It’s strictly bush to send New York added three un­ had three singles and scored for baseball, football and ip h r er bb so Kansas City 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 .394 and drove in 166 runs in 169 outfielder Tony Moretto of Lake, Highland Lake and West Gocher and John Goiangos each last night at Mt. Nebo. For the Montefusco 5 1-3 8 5 4 3 4 that kid back to the minors” , Home Runs earned runs in the sixth. three runs to pace Oakland’s 13- hockey for a chance at a Cleveland 300 010 00X-4 National League: Bench, Cin and games—have made him a more Hill Pond is producing good had four hits, Joe Savino and winners, Ron Allen homered Uvelle ‘ 2-311001 DP-Cleveland 1. LOB-Kansas City 6, volunteered Carew Wednesday Minnesota scored its first run hit attack against Milwaukee. baseball career, and his Williams W 2-2 2 1-3 5 2 2 3 2 Wynn, LA 11; Baker, Atl, Luzinski and in the eighth on Craig Kusick’s valuable property than he was catches of Kokanee. Brian Worta three apiece and and doubled and Bob Judd, Don Cleveland 4. night in reference to Ferrer. Schmidt, Phil 10. Ken Holtzman won his fourth dad thinks he made a good INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN FARM Standish and Ron Bollacker Caldwell 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 2B-Manning, Hendricks. HR-Powell (7), second home run of the year. out of high school. And he's Fishing for panfish is good in Rich Warner, Gordy Geer, Bill Reuschel 6 5 4 3 1 5 “As for me, well, this is the American League: Horton, Det and game for the A’s while Pete choice. Coming up with the winning Victorious by a 16-10 margin Lowenstein (6), Ashby (1). Bonds, NY 12; Jackson, Oak 11; Indians 4, Royals 0 bargaining like a coy veteran. Bantam Lake, Batterson Park Feco and Butch Savino two added two hits apiece. For Locker 2-3 2 2 2 0 0 ip h r er bb so best streak I’ve had in a Broberg lost his sixth for the “Things might not work out,” run in the seventh, Ansaldi’s last night was Dillon Ford over Pond, Lake Lillinonah, Lake Jim’s, Tom Thibodeau, Dan Knowles 13 1 1 1 0 1 Burroughs, Tex 10; Rice, Bos, Hendrick, John Odom pitched a two- “If I didn’t think he each. Doug Shorts had three Busby L 74 7 8 4 4 0 5 number of years. Clev, Hisle, Minn and Tenace, Oak 9. Brewers. he said at his home in Peoria, nipped Stevenson’s Exxon, 4-3, Army & Navy aU Buckland Housatonic, Lake Zoar, Moodus hits and Dick Neff and Earl Jones and Rich Hollis each had Zamora L 3-1 123 6 3 2 0 0 Mingori 1 1 0 0 0 2 “All I can do is take it in hitter and Boog Powell, John could play, I (vquidn’t let Willie Davis Traded Zahn 13 0 0 0 0 0 111. “I don't have to accept what last night at Leber Field. Skip Field. For Dillon, Kurt Johnson Reservoir, Powers Lake, Amos Middleton two apiece for a pair of blows. Odom W 1-2 9 2 0 0 5 8 stride,” added Carew, who won Runs Batted In Lowenstein and Alan Ashby hit Stabler Signs him sign,” said Berra, who Moreau and John Connolly each had four hits including two San Diego Philadelphia T-2:05. A4,348. National League: Bench, Cin and homers for Cleveland in its vic­ they offer. There's a possibility ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) - everyone else on the team. Lake, Quaddick Reservoir, Mott’s. ab r h bi ab r h bi American League batting titles Winfield, SD38; Garvey, LA 37; Watson, indicated negotiations 1 could go on to medical doubled for the 4-3 winners. doubles, Frank Lateano Pachaug Pond, Aspinook Pond REC Milwaukee Oakland tory over Kansas City. Odom, OAKLAND (UPI) - All-pro Willie Davis sealed his fate Davis didn’t get mad. He just Grubb cf 4 110 Cash 2b 4 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi in 1969, 1972, 1973 and 1974 and Hou and Luzinski, Phil 36. would begin with the Tim Callahan stroked a pair of American League: Horton, Det, McRae making his first start for quarterback Ken Stabler has school.” with the Texas Rangers Sunday told Corbett if that was the way homered and doubled and Doug and. Pine Acres Lake. White INDY Scoring in every inning. Hernandz ss 3 0 1 0 Schmidt 3b 3 Yount 2ss 4 2 2 0 2 North1 cf 3 2 0 0 has a .323 lifetime mark in the bingles for the 2-6 losrs. Tolan If 4 0 0 0 Brown rf 5 2 2 1 KC, Scott, Mil and Hisle, Minn 36; Cleveland since being acquired signed a new three-year con­ Pirates immediately. “I Because Goodwin, who was a afternoon. Pointer tripled. Kevn Brophy perch fishing is good in the Producing 25 hits, Gunver Center Congo downed Dean Sharp cf 4 0 10 Campnrs ss 4 3 3 0 majors. ’It’s tough to hit ROD CAREW he (Corbett) felt about it, he Winfield rf 2 10 0 Luzinski If 3 0 0 0 Bonds, NY 34. from Oakland, struck out eight tract with the Oakland Raiders, didn’t get to see him play pre-med major at Southern, Following a loss to the New and Pete Suglios each had two Connecticut River, Thames Stampers outslugged DeMolay, Machine, 21-8, last night at Moore ph 1 0 0 0 Martinez ss 1000 .400—really tough. I’m bound to (Davis) would not make the NATIONAL McCovey lb 4011 Allen lb 2 110 Scott lb 5 0 2 1 Jackson rf 2 111 and walked five. Steve Busby ending fears he was headed for but twice but I only had to already has hired an agent with York Yankees, Davis ap­ road trip the Rangers had hits for the losers. River and Pawcatuck River. 20-8, last night at Nike. For the Keeney Field. For Congo, Tim . Fuentes 2b 3 0 11 Hutton lb 0 0 0 0 get tired and the pitchers might the Yankees as Doc Medich Stolen Bases Completing a game from May Mitchell dh 3 10 0 Fosse C 3000 was the loser. the World Football League. see him swing the bat a few a reputation of taking care of proached Rangers’ owner Brad scheduled the following day. Bass are providing good winners. Rich Bradshaw had Smedick had four hits including Kendall c 3 0 10 Boone c 3 113 Lezeano rf 3 0 11 Rudi If 4 1 11 start to fool me. All I can do is went eight innings for his fourth National League: Morgan, Cin 23; 15, Nichols Tire downed Nassiff Kubiak 3b 3 0 10 Anderson cl 0 0 0 0 Cedeno, Hou 22; Lopes, LA 19; Brock, Angels 2, Tigers 1 Terms of the pact, signed times to know that he’s a his clients, the Angels are ap­ Corbett and asked for an ad­ Davis kept his word. fishing in Lake Zoar, Lake five straight hits, Dave Gunas a homer and triple, Jim Faz- Garcia 2b 4 0 10 Mangual if 1000 keep swinging and hope the hits win. proaching the coming Arms, 9-7 in nine innings, last INTERNATIONAL FARM Torres-8b 1 0 0 0 Martin cf 1110 Porter c 3 0 0 0 Williams dh 4 2 4 3 St.L 16; Cardenal. Chi, Lintz and Ed Figueroa pitched a six- Wednesday, were not an­ prospect.” » vance on his salary. The The Rangers traded Davis Lillinonah, Moodus Reservoir four. Bob Bradshaw, Ralph zaroli had three hits and Bob Jones p 10 10 Harmon ss 4 0 11 keep falling in.” night at Buckley Field. In the Five runs in the fifth inning Bcvacqua 3b 4 0 0 0 Holt lb 0 0 0 0 Mangual, Mtl and Hernandez, SD11. hitter to win his fourth game nounced but Stabler said, “I’m negotiations with caution. request came two days after Wednesday to the St. Louis Car­ and Powers Lake. Risley and Bruce Sylvester Magnano, Pete Haskell, Phil Huntz ph 1 0 0 0 Twitchell p 2 0 0 0 Carew, who has 23 hits in his American League: Rivers, Cal29; Otis, regularly scheduled contest, powered Ansaldi’s to an 11-10 Thomas If 4 0 0 0 Tenace lb 3112 for California, which scored happy with the contract and I All Harry Dalton, the Califor­ the Rangers had received their dinals for Eddie Brinkman and Shad fishing at the Enfield three apiece and Hank Hale and Steve Joyner two Greif p 0 0 0 0 Johnston ph 10 0 0 Broberg p 0 0 0 0 Hopkins pr 10 0 0 last 38 at bats, went 3-for-4 Stars Sold KC 26; Patek, KC, Bonds, NY and Nichols topped Nassiff’s, 8-4. duke over Independent In­ Tomlin 0 0 0 0 McGraw p 10 0 0 Washington, 0 ^ 15. both its runs on infield rollers. hope the Raiders are happy nia general manager, would regular twice-monthly checks. pitcher Tommy Moore, who Dam is still excellent, however, Stellette, Bob Qualia and Butch apiece. For Dean, Brad Miller, Colborn p 0 0 0 0 Washngtn rf 3 1 1 1 Wednesday night in the New say, is that, “WCeonsider him a In the completed game, Mark surance last night at Verplanck. Sharon ph 1000 Hausman p 0 0 0 0 Bando 3b 4 0 2 1 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - with it.” Corbett told Davis he was was sent to Texas’ AAA farm water levels are dropping Benson two each. For the Don Hazard, Elliott Svelneys, 30 2 7 2 Totals 29 7 8 6 York Yankees’ 6-3 victory over Buezek homered, doubled and John Luby had three hits in­ Totals Rodriguez p 0 0 0 0 Gamer 2b 4 0 0 0 Colorado businessman Bill good catching prospect.” rapidly and it is becoming more Clay Hamel and Gary Richards * 200000000-2 the Twins. Thurman Munson, going to have to wait until the team in Spokane. losers. Jack Frost, Kim San Diego Holtzman p 0 0 0 0 Daniels sold the Utah Stars Obviously, he's better than singled, Andy Wickwire cluding two doubles and Tom and more difficult to reach the had two hits apiece. Philadelphia 220 010 20X-7 batting 67 points lower than 15th of the month, just like Hamilton p 0 0 0 0 Wednesday to a pair of Salt just good. doubled and singled and George Reault added two hits for An-' dam by boat. E-Allen, Hernandez, Jones, Martin Totals 35 3 7 2 Totals 37 II 13 9 Carew, drove in three runs for Hanlon had two hits for saldi’s. Larry Vanhoutryve Marine Fishing Tolan. DP-San Diego 1, Philadelphia 1. Milwaukee 00100)000-3 Lake businessmen. LOB-San Diego 9, Philadelphia 8. Oakland 530 003 00x-ll Nichols. Jack Lyon homered for clubbed a three-run homer for Striped bass fishing is good to 2B-Jones. HR-Schmidt (10), Brown (2). Independent. E-Scott, Washington, LOB-Milwaukee Nassiff’s. In the second tilt, excellent in the Race, the SB-Schmidt 2, Brown, Winfield, Cash 11, Oakland 7. Buezek homered, doubled and Sluiceway and Plum Gut. Some Allen. S-Hemandez, Jones, Martin. SF- 2B-Sharp, Yount, Williams. HR-Tenace we’ve got singled twice, Wickwire had stripers are running up to 50 Boone. (9). SB-NorUi, Washington. SF-Washing- NATIONAL FARM ip h r er bb so two singles, Gary Doyon three pounds in weight. ton. Pounding out 15 hits, Nichols Jones L 73 5 7 5 4 4 4 ip h r er bb so singles and Scott Holmes Smaller school stripes are Greif 2 1 2 1 2 3 MERICAN Tire trounced Nassiff Arms, 21- Broberg L 6^ 1-3 3 4 3 1 0 “the doubled and singled. Lyon being taken in good numbers in Soccer Tomlin 1 0 0 0 1 0 Colbom 1 4 4 3 0 1 5, last night at Bowers Field. Twitchell W 4-6 6 6 2 2 4 4 doubled and singled for the Thames River and lower Hausman 52-3 6 3 3 1 2 Shaw Grady and Paul Wilson McGraw 3 1 0 0 2 0 Nassiff’s only hits. Connecticut River: Swimming Rodriguez 1 0 0 0 0 1 system”! Holtzman W4^ 8 63257 THE Safety Shoe paced the winners with four and plugs, either trolled or cast, Los Angeles Montreal three hits respectively. Winning ab r h bi ab r h bi Hamilton 1 1 0 0 0 1 AMERICAN have been producing good PEE WEE WITH THE STEEL TOE! hurler Steve Farley struck out the Earthquakes to a 2-0 Lopes 2b 4 0 0 0 Lintz 2b 3 0 10 Detroit California Behind a 10-hit attack, Dillon results. Four goals by Gary Wood whitewashing of the Knights Buckner If 2 0 0 1 Coggins If 4 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi 11. Alan Cordera had three hits Wynn cf 2 0 0 0 Mangual cf 3 0 0 0 Ford whipped Army & Navy, Flounder fishing remains powered the Tornados to a 6-2 last night at Charter Oak Park. LeFlore cf 4 110 Nettles 11 40 10 including a tjomer for Nassiff’s. Garvey lb 4 0 0 0 Biittner rf 4 0 2 0 Sutherind 2b 4 0 2 0 Remy 2b 3 110 JOHNSCmCB Brass-plated 15-2, last night at Waddell good in all of the bays and es­ 4win over the Cosmos last night Anita Tychsen played well for Crawford rf 3 0 10 Jorgensn lb 4 0 0 0 hexagonal eyelets. Meyer If 4 0 10 Rivers cl 4010 Field. In a game played Mon­ tuaries. at filing. Billy Haddock and Cey 3b . 3 110 Scanlon 3b 4 010 One-piece moccaiin toe. the Knights along with Craig Horton dh 3 0 0 0 Bochte lb 4011 radiotdeplMme day but not reported until ROOKIES Fishing for blackfish is im­ Doug Marshall also tallied for Yeager c 3 0 0 0 Carter c 4 0 2 0 The Mets topped the A’s, 27- LaBrec. Roberts rf 3 0 0 0 Chalk 3b 400 0 Special-deniity polyelher loam. Jaguar 333 today, Dillon defeated Wipco, proving in all the rocky areas the winners while Brian Dunn Auerbach ss 2 1 0 0 Frias ss 2 010 Pierce lb 4 0 10 Lahoud dh 2 0 0 0 Operationally superior! Johnson’s new top-grain Also, the Yankees and Manuel ph 1 0 0 0 Foote ph 10 0 0 11- 1. 13, last night at Charter Oak and reefs. and Devin Donaghue scored for Freehan c 4 0 0 0 Stanton rf 3120 CB "radiotelephone" system gives you "Autlem pered" steel talely toe. glove leather, Park. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 'X Five Students Awarded Emanuel Scholarships THE COMMUNITY Deborah Brooks, daughter of ISPEEO! Emanuel Lutheran Church LIMIT D e v in e & tY im scholarship committee has an­ Mrs. Lucille Brooks of East SPIRIT OF ‘76 nounced the recipients of this Hartford, a student at Barnard Colchostor; College, New York City. Lebanon Avo. year’s church scholarships. Conn. By JOHN SIBUN Five students were awarded Also, Philip Hultgren, son of This is the 537-2373 grants totaling $750. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hultgren of 2Son for The scholarships have been 131 Ferguson Rd., who will at­ The creak of the wagon wheel tend Carthage (Wis.) College; timately be enshrined at Valley Of course, the wagon train The first amount must have awarded to Miss Diane will be heard across the rolling and Jeffrey Lumpkin, son of Forge. wilt not be stopping at each and been a particular challenge as Hellstrom, daughter of Mr. and hills of Connecticut during 1976. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lumpkin Of interest to local citizens, every town, and this activity the date fell on a Sunday when, Mrs. Melvin Hellstrom of 474 CARPENTER ANTS FACTORY OUTLET All because of the generosity of of 117 Lenox St., who will attend at the end of each day’s ride, can be classed as a regional in theory, all commercial ac­ Adams St., who will attend the state of Pennsylvania which the University of Connecticut. In addition to being spectators will be welcome to one. Recently there have been tivity comes to a half. Be that Keene (N.H.) State College; is giving each state in the Union Emanuel Church unsightly and unsanitary, view the ritual of encamping, several events which have in­ as it may, the legend Miss Anne MacKenzie, its own Conastoga Wagon, thus scholarships are available to Black Ants excavate PANT SUITS SALE watering and the grooming of volved more than one town. ‘‘Washington spent h ere” daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ensuring the success of the any church member who is extensive galleries in wood the teams of horses. Also each appears on a sweat-shirts that Donald MacKenzie of 24 Hunter National Bicentennial Wagon The Greater Hartford Arts to serve as nesting places evening, weather permitting, will be sold by the Bolton Rd., a student at Wittenberg attending post-high school Train Pilgrimage. Festival, which is currently educational or vocational and may cause extensive there will be entertainment Bicentennial Commission as a College, Springfield, Ohio; Miss Connecticut’s wagon is going on, has a mini- damage to your home. around the campfire with music fund raiser at its Craftman Fair programs. Outstanding Bicentennial theme. Included in expected this month and shortly especially composed for the on June 14. The fair will be thereafter will be available for th e activities are the pant suits in pilgrimage. Local groups will from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m. at the appearances throughout the Marlborough Fife and Drum also be invited to perform. high school fine washable state. Corps and the Bicentennial The actual trail route has yet Among the early American polyester fabrics. Before I go any further, I feel Choir from Gilead. Also on dis­ to be confirmed, but in the crafts on exhibit will be colonial 1 strongly that we owe Penn­ play, before it leaves on a coun­ Sizes 10-18 meantime there are few things furniture, pewterware and sylvania a heart-felt vote of trywide tour is the Travelers m you can do to ensure your par- therome painting. According to Bliss thanks. I dislike to bring in the Currier &\ Ives Bicentennial ticipation. Contact the the chairmen of the event, commercial aspect of the Exhibit of' twenty original for 0 Preventive Maintenance program American Revolution Bicenten­ Kerrie Carey, there will be project, but these wagons are lithographs depicting the nial Commission of Connecticut something for every taste. Held t o i » « going to cost that state $5,000 a Revolutionary War. Next year 1 4 0 0 2 if you would like to have a in the gym, the elements will Is Now In Progress,; apiece. the Arts Festival will have an preview of the state wagon this not effect the outcome, so you What an example! When so year in your community. over-all Bicentennial theme. ANTIQUE BOUTIQUE | 649-9240 can safely diary the date. many large towns and states For those of you who wish in­ All the Bicentennial We hope to see represen­ 350 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 646-0395 bemoan the status of the formation pertaining to all chairmen in the 29-town Capitol tatives from all the com­ (Just befon Manchester Hospital) economy, and would have you Famous Brands • Quality horse activities, trails and en­ Region area of Greater Hart­ missions of towns covered by BUSS EmBHDMTOI CO., UC. believe that they are the only at Discount Prices campment areas, contact ford were invited to a seminar this newspaper at a seminar A PLEASANT. AIR-CONDITIONED SHOP SPECIALIziNoili ones to be suffering, this The Oldest & Largest in Conn, Elmer Gladding, Buck Hill sponsored by the Greater Hart­ this Saturday at which time we IN VICTORIAN FURNITURE A FINE GLASSWARE gesture is even more commen­ (Herald photo by Pinto) Road, Southbury, Connecticut ford Arts Council in late May. welcome their thoughts on how REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS: MON.-FRI. 4 TO 8 P.M. dable. horse chairman for the At this event the commissions we can help with the Bicenten­ “THERE WILL BE A 10% DISCOUNT ON FINE M Connecticut's own wagon will Bicentennial Wagon Train heard invited speakers talk on nial celebration in 1976. FURNITURE DURING OUR GRAND OPENINGI M Perennial Planters Beautify Park STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-4:30; Also OPEN SUNDAY 9-4:30 join the National Bicentennial Pilgrimage. the facilities, series and AMPLE FREE PARKING Wagon Train Pilgrimage when programs available to them in Right down to earth are these members of the Perennial Planters chairman of planting; Jennie Leggitt of 72 Walker St.; Dorothy Lord it travels through the state in the area. These included a of 96 Grandview St., president; and Bernice Manning of 61 Marion June of 1976. When the train Garden Club of Manchester as they tackle the job of planting flowers Bicentennial radio program and at Munro Park on E. Center St. They are, from left, Bonnie Lindland Dr. Planting is one of the club’s annual events. reaches our borders, the North other media opportunities. American Trail Riders Council of 225 Timrod Rd., secretary; Nancy Fournier of 93 Ashworth St., will provide a four-horse hitch to pull it while the wagon is on Dynamite Following the seminar, alL the National Train Route. participants were invited by In order to cover the Found in their host, the Ramada Inn of necessary ground in the time, Bakery East Hartford to the grand Dates Set for Eighth there are to be several National opening of the hotel which has Trains. The New England Train NORWICH (UPI) - A large as its motif a Bicentennial will originate in Maine and as amount of dynamite, apparent­ theme. One aspect of particular Interfaith Day Camp far as possible follow historic ly set to be detonated later, was note was the inn’s swimming trails and wagon routes. Once found late Wednesday night in a pool decked out in Bicentennial The eighth annual MACC Adult and teen-age volunteers through our state, it will travel Norwich bakery by two men finery. Clusters of flowers Interfaith Day Camp will be are needed to staff the camp via New York, New Jersey and who reported to work early. float^ on the water surface with miniature Bicentennial conducted from July 14 to July and to work with the children in then to Valley Forge Park in Norwich police said a one-to-one relationship. dynamite, blasting caps and and American ’76 flags 25 at Concordia Lutheran Pennsylvania, where it is Church for 60 disadvantaged Donations of home-baked goods expected to arrive on July wires were found throughout protruding from the center of each display. children from Manchester and ^are also needed. Those wishing Fourth for a two-month stay. the Vocatura Bakery, inside to volunteer either time or It is hoped that Connecticut and outside of ovens and wired Hartford. The youngsters, ranging in baked goods may call the con­ citizens will avail themselves of to a telephone. The two bakers “Washington spent here.” age from 6 to 10, will include 30 ference office, 649-2093. many of the activities the event discovered the explosives at That is right. I meant to write Manchester children referred The Interfaith Day Camp is will generate. Before the train about 11:30 p.m. spent and not sleep. A new, but ....._ by school social workers, and being sponsored by the social arrives in the state, parchment­ Firemen found a fuse leading accurate twist to the old state­ an equal number of Hartford action division of Manchester like scrolls will be distributed from a packet of dynamite up a ment. You Can Build It FOR THAT children from the Inner City Area Conference of Churches. to each community to provide hill several hundred feet away. In doing research for its Jim Powers, chairman, is in No detonator was found. PATIO OR Exchange. everyone the opportunity to forthcoming activities, the The program will include arts charge of transportation plan­ sign a “ Pledge of Patrons of the Wonder Bar, Bolton Bicentennial Commis­ WALK, USE ning. Nan VonHollen is respon­ located next door to the Bakery, 8 EASY STEPS and crafts, sports, games, a-hot Rededication.” The signed sion came up with some in­ MODERN lunch daily, and swimming. sible for securing church fun­ scrolls will be taken to the and residents of nearby homes teresting facts on Washington’s Day trips are being planned to ding. Wagon Train by outriders were evacuated and traffic was OUTDOOR stay in the area. It appears that 'X Gay City and Rocky Neck State designated by the horse chair­ detoured from the area while a WOOD DECK KITS DECORATING the general was in town in PATIO BLOCK Parks if funding permits. man and delivered to the wagon state police bomb disposal unit March 1781 and on the fourth PRODUCTS Money is primarily needed to master. The scrolls will ul­ worked at the bakery until ear­ AT YARD spent $540 and the following DO IT YOURSELF THE FROM pay for a bus to trans^rt the ly today. sixteenth a further $346. ere *6.50 aa. YARD G L E N N ErS 2x8x16 40c ea. children and to provide hot lunches and two snacks a day. There is no charge to any /ABOUT HEAVY GALV. camper, and all personnel in­ cluding the director, TOWN SUMMER SIZZLER SALE WIRE GOODS counselors, cooks, nurses and For AH Purpsoe Fencing doctor volunteer their time. 3DAYS ONLY THURS., FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY It costs $25 to sponsor a child, South Congregational Church, SAVE 23.99 NO GUESS and Many Other Uses and any person or group 1301 Forbes St., East Hartford, T ’ ^ 1 3 our reg. 99.99 SAVE 13.99 WORK OR wishing to send a child to camp will have its annual Strawberry our reg. 89.99 WESTINGHOUSE MISTAKES Festival and Fair Saturday $76 :1 • CONTRACTOR may send a contribution to COLUMBIA 2 7 ” MEN’S 10-SPEED PATENTED 2” MESA HDW. 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I PAG^W ENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1 9 7 5 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE r; 3 ^ 0 0 K X I^ N N IA L S&H PUBLIC RECORDS China Unleashes Wide-Ranging Attacks RED HOUSE KENNELS Green Stamps HONG KONG (UPI) - In ficial New China News Agency economic crisis "to get more treaty was only a cover-up for J ’Yet, they are the very ones free-swinging, wide-ranging at­ and Peking Radio was aimed at capital and know-how to save nuclear arms expansion by both crying the loudest for nuclear BOARDINC St and Deborah Cantone of 209 tacks, China Wednesday the Soviet Union. _ the Soviet Union from the the United States and the Soviet disarmament and nuclear non­ with experience and lov# Warranty Deeds Gardner St., June 14, Church of denounced the United States, China accused the^Soviets of economic difficulties arising Union. proliferation,” the article said. James and Mary Cubbage to the Assumption. 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Limited Time-May 5 thru June 14 ^Maxwell House of Independence, achieved a dividend of six cents per share, Limestone, Maine, and Melodie That was the case in A r k a i^ payable July 1 to stockholders in the 1968 general election. greater reputation as a Tea Bags Boft Drink Mii^i Rand of 188 Lydall St., June 7. religious leader and educator of record June 17. William Johnson of 144 Birch Arkansans voted that year for Central VlAXW Eir With , Sage-Alien, with 13 retail out­ George Wallace for president on than as a politician. Emigrating LINOLEUM & CARPET from Scotland to America in ^ T h is Pj^9 lets (one is at Vernon Circle), is a third party ticket, for Winthrop & H 0 U S I This ^ ^ 6 9 296 W. Middle Tpke. the midst of the controversy Coupon '90 considered Connecticut’s Rockefeller for governor, a Re­ W corn: Coupon MancKester between the Colonies and the 9 9 « largest independent depart­ publican, and r*-elected Sen. J. And Purchase $5 or More - Limit One r^. 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Beautification Award region was still far below the President Nelson Rockefeller employment figure of a year Main St. Betterment should be judged by convention ago. delegates on the basis of party principles and not nominated Imported Ham According to the U.S. Depart­ Freshly Developer Raymond F. Damato receives City Beautifica­ ment of Labor, 26,500 more per­ David Rutherford of 18 Cornell St., an employe at Regal just because they are already in tion Award from Mrs. Marian Turkington, chairman of the sons had jobs in April than in Men’s Shop on Main St., paints sidewalk bench in the office. Sliced To Order beautification award subcommittee of the Greater March. The total was 4,692,900. “shade” of a new tree planted in front of the store. Both Headed by Sen. James r 9 9 ^ Beef Chuck Beef Chuck Chicken Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Damato was cited for The department’s Bureau of improvements are sparked by creation of the Main Street Buckley, CR-N.Y., the group work at his %-unit apartment complex. Homestead Park Labor Statistics said the figure Betterment Association. (Herald photo by Pinto) issued the statement after an Chicken Roll Anwhit^lat. nel, 7 9 * Village, where the presentation was made. (Herald photo was 108,500 less than in April eight-hour meeting. It was Quarters n lx o Kosher All Beet Steaks Shoulder organized this year to exert by Pinto) 1974. I Id f1 1x0 Morrison & Schilf...... in 99* conservative influence within h 1.19 With Back the party and in government Mr. Deli BolognatJ Steak policy. Polish Kielbasi h 1.29 1st Breast “ ... We have agreed that as Cut Boneless With Wing neither the president nor the Swiss Cheese Im p orted . Th" 8 5 * HURRY! 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Thurs., June 5. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., 'Thurs., June 5, 19 7 5 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE PTO Fair Saturday AREA thi McCoy Says School Budget Key to Tax BOLTON concert by the Bolton Center POLICE REPORT Donna Holland School band at 2 p.m. liongE N NEWS Correspondent Co-chairmen of the fair are UNIQUE $45C,000 but later offered a com­ a tax increase of at least four AND VERNON committee, chaired by Harold other towns; that there will be 646-0375 Ed Zakowski and Tom promise cut of the $338,000. The mills will be necessary.” Cummings, revealed that only ELLINGTON '( UNUSUAL CAPSULES In response to the Vernon no layoff of personnel; and The Bolton Parent Teacher Sheridan. narcotics charges placed against Board of Education and VEA He charged the Board of $250,000 is necessary to go off Three youths from the Education Association’s (VEA) assuming the education surplus Organization will have its an­ Booths being featured are him in 1971. G ilts fo r Mon said this cut will mean curtail­ Education with confusing the double sessions and open the Crystal Lake section of plea to again reject the educa­ in the current budget is nual fair Saturday from 10 a.m. golf game, basketball shoot, Jermantowicz was held over­ 503 E. Middle Tpk. ment of programs. situation by concurrently dis­ new addition Feb. 1 when it is Ellington, were charged yester­ Sadat reojwned the Suez Canal today. For tion budget at tonight’s special returned to the general fund, until 4 p.m. at the Bolton dart game, fish pond, drive the night in lieu of posting a $20,000 A t The Qreen Pardons Underclassmen Also brought into the picture cussing both the proposed supposed to be ready. He said the tax increase can be held at day with being fugitives from the first time in eight years commercial town meeting, Mayor Frank Elementary School, rain or spike, bean bag, ring toss, bot­ bond and was to be presented in WEST POINT (UPI) — President Ford, was the matter of equipment operating budget, “which is the the question of equipping the one mill.” 1« justice in connection with the Tues - FrI. 12 to 8 shipping is allowed to enter the waterway. McCoy today urged taxpayers shine. tle game, pen game, milk can court in Rockville, today. speaking at the U.S. Military Academy’s for the high school addition real question,” and the nature high school should be severed robbery of the Wales Country J Sat. - Sun. 10 - 6 After the opening ceremony, War Minister to come to the meeting and sup­ There will be 11 booths and game and pitch the penny. V‘ commencement Wednesday, went along which is to be completed earlier of the equipment for the from the discussion of the “The Town of Vernon stands Store, Wales, Mass., about 1 VERNON Cloaed Mondays port the budget containing the two rides at the fair. Chrimen of the games are with an academy tradition. He pardoned Gen. Mohammed Gammassy handed than expected. ’The education Rockville High School addition, proposed budget. at the crossroads as to whether p.m. They were apprehended at Richard K. Wilson, 19, of $338,000 cut supported by the To highlight the fair there Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry, all underclassmen at West Point of Sadat a document to sign that turned the board did not allow any money “which is not the question.” it will continue a sound fiscal 2 p.m. and were to be presented Regan St., Rockville, was ■rown Council. will be a bicycle parade. It will Mrs. Bunnt Placco, John wearing unshined shoes and staying out canal from military to civilian authority. in the proposed budget for this. policy as in the last five years in Common Pleas Court 19, charged Wednesday with At the annual budget meeting The mayor emphasized that: leave Town Hall at 9:30 a.m. Walsh, John Shepardson, Ray mecftscliaufn beyond curfew, along with other minor Sadat then boarded an Egyptian destroyer In urging approval of the He added that the Permanent or whether it will turn the cor­ Rockville, today. breach of the peace and in­ May 20 the education portion of “The passage of the education Upon its arrival at school there Vine, Wade Ferguson, Andrew offenses. It is tradition that heads of state that broke a chain stretched 120 yards budget Mayor McCoy said, Building Committee (PBC) has ner into a never-never land of Those charged were; David terfering with a police officer in the budget was reject^ and the budget will not impair or cur­ will be judging for the best Maneggia, Mr. and Mrs. Alden making commencement speeches may across the canal. “Unless the budget is passed it already allocated $150,000 to the irresponsible spending and Auclair, 18, and Donald connection with the investiga­ general government budget was tail any programs such as decorated bicycle or tricycle. Chick, Paul Brown, Mary Ratti, pardon underclassmen. The President, will be impossible to limit a tax equipment account and has in­ speculation,” the mayor said. Auclair, 17, both of West Shore tion of a disturbance at the passed. The council had music, art, baseball etc.: That The parade will be four Phil Robenhymer, Barbara Imperial Arms apartments along with Vice President Rockefeller, Near Capacity increase to one mill. Unless the dicated another $100,000 is there will be a reasonable Rd.; and Jeffrey Sulham, 16, of originally reduced the $8.5 Tonight’s special meeting specialty booths which include: Smith, Jan Spear, Maude where he lives. who spoke at the Naval Academy and WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. industiy million education budget by education budget is passed as definitely available. He said re­ amount remaining for increase \ White Rd. from $25.00 will be at the Vernon Center have-a-happy-face painted, Carpenter, Mrs. Patricia He was released on his Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger, may be operating close to its real capaci­ presented it would appear that cent work of a school board sub­ State Police said the three in salaries as contrasted with Middle School at 8 p.m. plant booth, bake booth and Zakowski, Mrs. Claire Major, who addressed the Air Force Academy, ty, leaving little room for expansion when were apprehended in connec­ promise to appear in court in chance booth. Mrs. Gretchen Wiedie, Mrs. called for a strong U.S. military posture. business improves, Treasury Secretary tion with the armed robbery of Rockville, July 1. Refreshments will be Gail Broda, James Landrey and William E. Simon has told Congress’ Joint Doreen Robbins, a clerk in the BOLTON Meticuloutl^ wrought, available. There will be a band Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Halobur- Economic Committee. store. The amount of money Arnold J. Soucie of Hartford, deftly detailed, it makes Admits Throwing Rocks do. If that is true, Simon suggested taken is unknown at this time was charged Tuesday with a grand gift for dad or CLEVELAND (UPI) - Dean Kahler is DuBeau Insists Schools Face Program Cuts Wednesday, a return to full capacity but police said $196 was operating a motor vehicle while grad! We have a spec­ paralyzed from the waist down as a result VERNON would still leave millions of people without recovered. under the influcence of in­ tacular selectioni they of a gunshot wound suffered five years ago Referring to a statement on pro rata basis, for use of town of equipping the new high The cut would mean the cut­ as well as even more serious jobs “for a matter of years.” Waitress Loses State Police also went to San­ toxicating liquor or drugs. He must be seen to be ap­ in the Kent State shootings. He testified at the school budget made by buildings by the recreation school addition. ting back of some $157,072 in the curtailment of equipment and In addition, he said lack of capacity ta Barbara, Calif., to return was stopped by State Trooper preciated. the trial of state officials and former Mayor Frank McCoy, Robert department. 'This would mean He further said that the salary account. Dubeau said the supplies,” Dubeau said. could result in bottlenecks and shortages Robert A. Jermantowicz of Old Robert Peterson on South Rd. guardsmen. He said he had thrown some Dubeau of the Vernon Board of charging back some $11,000, biggest portion of the cut would board has come to a tentative — especially in steel, metals, paper, ce­ Leg-Shaving Case Greenwich, who failed to Court date is June 24 at rocks at the Ohio National Guardsmen Education questioned what the Dubeau said. come in the area of staff agreement with five of seven ment, fertilizer and chemical industries. appear in Tolland County Rockville. after he had been tear-gassed and chased, mayor based his information on He said the board also en­ elimination which the mayor units it has been negotiating These occurred in 1973 and were a major BLOOMFIELD (U P D .-T h e Young said he dismissed the Superior Court to answer to then the guardsmen opened fire. Kahler and stated “it is all wrong.” visions a curtailment of contends will not happen. with on salaries with the cause of double-digit inflation. r S o ’ l F F ' right of a restaurant owner to woman in February 1974 after said none of the rocks he threw hit anyone. Dubeau said the mayor did custodial overtime pay which teachers and the principals still I ANY 3 LB. fire a waitress who refused to complaints from customers SAM Committee The start of the trial was delayed because not check with Dr. Raymond means the school buildings remaining unsettled. He said shave her legs has been upheld who objected to the long hair on U.S. District Court Judge Don Young’s Card Strike Ramsdell, superintendent of can’t be uspd^by outside groups. even if the teachers should Meets Tuesday FORCED TO VACATE In term s/of curriculum I CANNED by the Connecticut Commission her legs. wife was ill. , CINCINNATI (UPI) - The nation’s schools, nor William Houle, Sedater finally accept a figure the Ver­ on Human Rights and Oppor­ Mrs. Quist, who worked at Summer Activities in OUR WAREHOUSE SALE largest producer of playing cards, the U.S. chairman of the school board. development, Dubeau said, non Education Association has tunities. the restaurant four months, Manchester (SAM) will be Seek Safer Cigarettes Playing Card Co., has been shut down by a He said if the education some programs would have to HARTFORD(UPI) - During already rejected, the $157,000 ; HAM The commission ruled having a meeting for any youth strike of 850 employes. budget is approved tonight with be eliminated including the his five months as speaker of cut would be more than the I with This Ad claimed she was being dis­ NEW YORK (UPI) - In the campaign r,< '-’V* interested in becoming active The firm markets decks of cards under the $338,000 cut it will definitely adult education programs at the the House James J. Kennelly, board could stand. against Judith Quist, 27, who criminated against because of TIME IS to stop cigarettes from shortening your the brand names “Bicycle,” “Aviator” mean curtailing programs and high school. He said the D-Hartford, has had to apply a “In summation, there has to said she had not shaved her legs her sex since men employes did in this year’s program. The life. Uncle Sam is searching for a safer and “Congress.” many other things. reduced budget would also firm hand in guiding the 151 be, with this amount of a cut, PINEHURST for five years. not have to shave their legs. meeting will be at the West Side cigarette. So is the tobacco industry. The strike which began Wednesday — He said the cut will mean a mean elimination of employe members along the legislative curtailment of programs and ^ 302 MAIN ST. ^ Examiner Neil Atlas said But Atlas ruled that Young Recreation Center, 110 Cedar RUNNING SHORT! Already the industry has lowered the tar Wednesday in his decision, St., at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. the first in 37 years at the company — is $31,000 reduction in the athletic travel. path. serious curtailment in athletics had the right to impose and nicotine content to about half what based on a hearing March 5, he over whether a new contract shall allow program and curtailment of all He said there would be a $15,- In that period, he managed to grooming habits on his The purpose of this meeting WE HAVE SLASHED ALL OUR they were in 1955. And so the search goes will be to evaluate past SAM ac­ employes of one union to honor picket varsity athletics, except for 000 reduction in the gavel an ornate walnut block on found no violation of the state’s workers. Atlas said neither on. The trouble is that the toxic parts of tivities and also to seek new in­ lines of other unions at the plant. leape. ggmes; curtailment of maintenance and repairs the podium into splinters as he Tfie fair employment act by Jerome state nor federal laws could PRICES FOR IMIVIEDATE cigarettes are also the pleasure-producing Young, owner of the Plaza novations for the future from transportation for athletics and budget and this would mean, for sought to catch the attention of support her claim to “freedom parts. M uffler Th a t’s Hi'.' . Restaurant in Somers. of expression by the elimination those present. If you have any LIQUIDATION OF OUR Wheat Increase perhaps some curtailment in one thing, that some leaking the members or to bring the roofs will have to leak another sometimes unruly lawmakers Guaranteed for of a stereotype (shaven legs) questions in regard to this LONDON (UPI) - The International the coaching staff. REMAINING STOCK! Suez Canal Reopens year. to order. as long as you that is typically female.’’ meeting and/or any SAM activi­ Wheat Council estimated Wednesday that He said the cut will also • ovnHMaeiff ROMMMMTt «ne« PORT SAID, Egypt (UPI) — As “a con­ The reduced budget would By the end of the session, “Leg hair, and its length, is ty, call 649-2506 from 1:30 p.m. world wheat production in 1975-76 would necessitate action by the board own the car... Tri-Town Players tribution to peace” President Anwar also necessitate an $11,000 cut chips were flying off the walnut ifot to this tribunal a legally to 4:30 p.m. Monday through reach 370 million tons. to charge back to the town, on a Sponsor Tag Sale protected right under these Friday. in the area of teaching supplies block as he struck it. 87S-2517 and a $47,000 cut in the regular In the far more sedate — and The Tri-Town Players will statutes,” he ruled. equipment budget, or just about smaller — 36-member Senate, sponsor “The Great Tag Sale’’ Mrs. Quist’s husband, furnitureb lau stores YOU ALWAYS half of that proposed budget. Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian, the OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP Saturday and Sunday at the Donald, who said his wife is not ROUTE 83 seeking back pay but only her I 3 4 6 -6 6 0 6 6 4 3 -4 1 5 9 Dubeau said that this equip­ presiding officer, scored nary a ROCKVILLE Teen Center on Rt. 30 in Vernon SAVE AT THE ment budget has nothing to do dent by comparison. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. job back, indicated they will with the controversial question '»* Besides raising money for the appeal within the required 14 ARTHUR J U N E E B R I C $ A L E drama group, another purpose days. 4 of the tag sale is to enlist new members in the Players. EXCITING NEW For further information, call (Herald photo by Pinto) Carol French, 643-2280. SUMMER PRINTS

Jewelry Items for MHS Crafts Show You'll love the cool summer colors, the delightful Before the “Trail of Tears" H8fNIMf AGWA Busily working on jewelry items for Manchester High School’s arts and crafts exhibit are, forced march westward, the AGWff print combinations. There is an excellent choice of right, Cynde McCann with her enamel pin, and Sue Woodhouse shaping a bracelet wnile (Jherokee Nation had established Seersuckers, Petites, Twills, Flocks Printed and Sue Joyner watches. These and other items of jewelry, enameling, lapidary and metal- in Georgia and the Carolinas a SCRATCH f t RENT SALRI republican form of government Solid colour Lenos; many, many calicos. smithing will be exhibited and sold Friday from 2;30 to 4 p.m. and 5:30 to 8 p.m. in the west with elected representatives and BIS 8AVINB8 M88T ITEM8 IIKB NEW FULIY WARRANTEED IIMITEB corridor off the Perrett PI. parking lot. There will also be demonstrations in other forms leaders based on the U.S. Con­ Polyester/rayon/cotton blends. of art and in industrial arts. There will be a pops concert at 6:30 p.m. in the quadrangle. 0UANTITIE8, 88 ACT FA8T ON THIS BI8 8A1E stitution. Machine wash, tumble dry u rs e r 44'745" wide 12 CU. FT. 12 CU. FT. 12 CU. FT. 14 CU. FT. Development REFRIGERATOR FROM $1.49 YD. TO $1.98 YD. REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR NO FROST Corporation 2 D O O R V DIAL DEFROST 2 DOOR ra n Meets Tonight AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR / "NATURAL a FADED" \ HARVEST GOLD AUTOMATIC WHITE COVENTRY HARVEST GOLD FABRICS The annual stockholder's meeting of the Coventry Development corporation will Sale 195.00 Sale 207.00 Sale 237.00 Sale 299.00 Natural color sol^s, faded blues in solids, prints and be tonight at 8 o'clock at the Reg. 259.95 Reg. 299.95 Reg. 309.95 Reg. 409.9? tone on tone, dusty pinks and greens, gauze printed Capt. Nathan Hale School. on natural grounds. The stockholders will hear a b r report regarding the progress De'nim duck prints, Afro Batik prints, chambrays, 21 of the park during the past pre-wrinkled natural solids-yours for summer sewing. year. Directors of the corpora­ 30” RA NG E 30" RA NG E 3 0 " RANGE 14 LB. Stark Fruit Trees Beautiful tion. elected from within the Polyesters, Cottons, Blends. 38"/54" wide. All are • top quality trees Rhododendrons community, will report on a C O N TI NOUS SELF-CLEAN WASHER • full size, semi-dwarf and zone change and subdivision ap­ SELF CLEA N • thick green foliage machine wash, tumble dry. dwarf proval by the involved town CLEAN • giant clusters of pink, agencies. They will also hear a AVOCADO 2 SPEED • apple: Stark rimson Red white or red blooms HARVEST GOLD Delicious, Stark spur report on plans for marketing AVOCADO • accent planted singly or the property which now con­ Gold Delicious, in groups sists of 10 commercial sites. McIntosh, EarllBlaze and 198 .o098 Jumbo The meeting will also elect Sale 240.<^O Sale 269.95 Sale 196.00 I YD. J L m YD. directors and officers for the Sale 218.00 rose 1975-76 year. Reg. 339.95 Reg. 419.95 Reg. 359.95 Reg. 269.95 Any resident of the communi­ ty wishin to purchase stock in 8ARDEN 8B0WIN8?? 8AWE YBUB PBODUCE WITH A FBEEZEH WARP KNIT JERSEY PRINTS^ the corporation may do so by now contacting James Ladd Jr., Neat florals on these "Key West" jerseys. They make treasurer. Cross 25 CU. FT. 15 CU FT. 16 CU. FT. 20 CU. FT. charming dresses or blouses, look great as string bikinis. ROCKVILLE Machine wash, tumble dry tri-acetate/polyester. CHEST UPRIGHT FROST FREE 25%ott [THM S RLGHTl HOSPITAL CHEST FREEZER 44"/45" wide. FREEZER UPRIGHT FREEZER 2 ROSE NOTES FREEZER YDS. REGULAR $3.69 YARD SIMPLICITY #6651 Admitted Wednesday: Alfred B l ^ E S W hite Pine Beauregard. Beaver Trail, 4' high Coventry; Merrill Bent, En­ N E X T BLOODMOBILE V IS IT SalelSOO Sale 275.00 Sale 295.00 Sale 345.00 FOR TH E field; Coleen Fadden, Village Save 70.95 Save 54.95 Save 104.95 Save 74.95 NOW SAVE 40% St.. Rockville; Jennifer Howe, PRICE OFF PRICE MARKED Wheelock Rd,, Ellington; FRIDAY, JUNE 6 KEEP COOL THI8 BUMMER WITH A HOTPOINT AIB CONDITIONEB______lp(OTi» WaBll w Christine Martin, Kennedy Rd., 3 Clump OF Manchester; Michelle Parker, DATE ____ - ______^------CREPE STITCH JACQUARD FANCY RFD2, Rockville; Helen Robin­ 10,000 BTU 12,000 BTU , 8,000 BUT White Birch son. Skinner Rd., Vernon; 11:45 - 4:30 P.M. DELIVERY 100% DACRON® POLYESTER 100% FORTREL® POLYESTER • 3 single stem trees ONE! James Sage. Old Town Rd., CAPACITY CAPACITY CAPACITY • will reach 4(7 at maturity Rockville; Pauline Ziemba, MONTHLY Lovely textured crepe double knits in all Choose from a variety of diamonds and • clear yellow tall foliage Union St.. Rockville. PLACE ManchBslor AIR AIR the newest colors. Ideal for sports or florals. Perfect for pants and sportswear. NOW IN FULL BLOOM Discharged Wednesday: AIR TERMS (88-1999) 2-3' tall dress wear. Machine wash, tumble dry. 100% polyester, 60"/62" wide. Jocelyn Bolduc, Stafford Please Note: It You Make An Appointment To Give CONDITIONER CONDITIONER CONDITIONER reg. $4.00 Azaleas Springs; Helen Carr, Rhodes Blood — Please Show Up — Thank Youl RVRILRRLE 60"/62" wide. Machine Wash - Tumble Dry Rd.. Tolland; Robert Sale $3>39 ALL MUST GO AT Chameroy, Mansfield Depot; Sale 219.9T Sale 299.95 Sale 209.95 VALUES TO $3.98 YD. VALUES TO $3.98 YD. Linda Drew, West Willington; DISCOUNT Genevieve Ertel. Hyde Ave., Save 100.00 Save 80.00 Save 100.00 40%' Vernon; Irene Gates, Franklin This Ad Sponsored By St., Rockville; Ronald Gerber, YDS., Dart Hill Rd., Vernon; STORE h 6 u RS: Margaret Hollister, Terrace Manchester Evening COMPLETE SERVICE SHOP Pick Up 8i OtlivWY Mon., Tues., Wed. Clarke Insurance Agency Watkins Brothers NOW OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 8:00 PM 8:30 to 5:30 pm Dr., Rockville; Donald CBT Herald Watkins Funeral Home [40W IM V] Johnston, Michael Dr., Vernon; Thurs.. Fri. 8:30 to 8:30i Holmes Funeral Home Sat. 8.-00 to 4:30 Magdalena LaPointe, E. Main Moriarty Brothers STOkt NOUkS EOUIMENT SHOP Manchester Parkade; Jon.Tuw.kW Uki. . T»un . Ri EOUIPMENT SHOP A G W A Y i ^ l o St., Rockville; John O'Keefe, IN nSM i- •M iimoSOOdiu Regal Men’s Shop AGVVAY,®lnc.540 Ntw StfttAload. lucklind - Thm R itM iilX) S« lOOlcim Court St., Rockville; Robert Liggett's Pharmacy Mn MM., Thurs.. Fri. 5 4 Q Now StstB RoBii, Buclclarid 643-5123 Schreiter, Grahaber Rd., J. D. Real Estate Savings Bank of 643-5123 S«t 100 Is 4 30 CJsitO Tusiis SO-FRO FABRICS>5/' 8:00 am to 5:00 pm - ^ Ellington; Naomi Weeks, Pin­ Lydall, Inc. Manchester always jirs! cjuality jahrics Sat. 8:00 to 4:00 nacle Rd., Ellington. Closed Tuesday

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Help Wanted 13 INDEX Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 NOTICES ESTABLISHED REAL Estate office needs two full-time sales CAPE COVENTRY Four-room Split 1 — Lost and Found Level with one-car garage, State Workers Score Three Victories 2 — Pertonala ' people. WolVerton Agency, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, living room, kitchen, two 3 — Announcamanta Realtors, 649-2813. family room, aluminum • SERVICE IS OUR 4 — Enlartalnmenl bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser HARTFORD (UPI) - 5 — Aucllont siding, city utilities, quiet projected budget deficits the minimum retirement age launched strong lobbying cam­ the state. Existing laws do not ment after years of high un­ RN’s wanted for full and part- Agency, 646-1511. RlALTOIt neighborho^. Must be seen. danial I. raala ONLY PRODUCT Connecticut public employes caused Gov. Ella T. Grasso to for state workers from 50 to 55. paigns on behalf of the pay recognize the unions as employment in the state, would FINANCIAL time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. MAS have reaped three major vic­ consider laying off 2,000 state The legislature’s about-face hikes and, for a while, they bargaining agents for state hike the taxes employers must 8 — Bonds-Stocki-Mortgages Apply to Directors of Nursing, Priced for quick sale. MANCHESTER - New listing. tories — pay bikes and collec­ employes. in approving the salary in­ threatened a strike. employes, and the terms of pay into the fund. 8 — Parsonal Loans Salmon Brook Convalescent Aluminum sided Raised Ranch 10 — Insuranca with 2-car garage in prestigious NEW LISTING tive bargaining for state In other labor-related ac­ crements for state workers that As the House gave the state employment are es­ ’The higher retirement age Home, (off House Street) ®hcHcrati» Forest Hills. 'Two full baths, Beautiful 8 room Clastic Colonial. Bacauet you love workers and binding arbitration were rejected by wide margins EMPLOYMENT Glastonbury. Please call 633- tions, the lawmakers approved measure final approval, tablished by the legislature was the result of a state 13 — Help Wanted enclosed porch, sundeck, three 5244. nice things, you should look at this lovely home. for municipal employes. measures putting the state's in both House and Senate last Democatic State Chairman through laws that may be Superior Court judge decision 14 — Business Opportunities CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING bedrooms. Immaculate condi­ The triumphs as the 1975 bankrupt unemployment week was regarded as the Rep. William A. O’Neill, D- amended. last year which struck down as 15 — ^Ituatlon Wanted tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, $ 4 7 ,9 0 0 SECRETARY - Receptionist, legislature drew to a close benefit fund on the road to employes’ top conquest. East Hampton, said the rever­ The measure was approved discriminatory the old retire­ EDUCATION DUBALDO-LESPERENGE AGENCY 646-1511. 18 — Private Instructions doctor’s office. East Hartford Wednesday contrasted sharply fiscal soundness and increased Public employe unions sal was due to the sudden by both chambers in hurried-up ment ages of 55 for men and 50 646-0505 $32,900 — 3 Family. Live rant free In this home. Located 19 — Schools-Classes specialist, typing, some 186 WETHERELL STREET - to the start of the session, wten availability of $5.3 million votes as the session got close to for women. The judge held the 20 — Instructions Wanted shorthand, four day week, on Main Street in Coventry. Owner will conaldar all offers^ needed to finance the hikes. midnight, the mandatory Six - room Cape, fireplace, new­ retirement age of 50 should app­ REAL ESTATE experienced desired. Reply $34,900 — 6 room Capa with beautiful yard, central air The plan provides 75 per cent adjournment hour. The House ly for all employes, in the CLOSE to Main Street - House ly redecorated living room, for­ 23 — Homes tor Sale box, DD, Manchester Herald. PHONE 643-2711 and large barn, usable both as mal dining room, garage, nicely conditioning to help you get through aummar. Great 24 — Lots-Land for Sale of the pay hikes the employes rejected 19 Republican absence of a state law. residence and business. Ideal treed lot. Mid 30’s. Call owner, starter home. 25 — Investment Property PART-TIME office help - Light were due to receive next year amendments during a five-hour 28 — Business Properly for antique dealer, plumber, 646-8337. S3S,B00 — Newly Listed. 6-room Colonial. Brand new Grasso Cites Achievements with funds diverted from the debate, and the Senate knocked 27 — Resort Property bookkeeping essential. Varied FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD electrician, etc. Keith Real paint job on the outalde and new redecorated on the in­ state’s contributions into the down five before the GOP 28 — Real Estate Wanted duties, including typing, filing, Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. PORTER STREET area - 55:W5:%:555S®S::5:W5:%^^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• side. Large closets, large bedrooma, private 80x141 lot. employe Retirement Benefit voluntarily withdrew another MISC. SERVICES etc. Approximately ^ hours per Raised Ranch ready for week. Flexible hours. Fairly p rlc a ^ fund. Barbs 31 — Services Ottered Homes For Sale 23 MANCHESTER - New listing - decorating, rugs, etc. Take ad­ Of Legislative Session 23. 32 — Painting-Papering Manchester location.*' Send $37,900 — 2 Family. 7-room apartment and 3-room aiiart- By PHIL PASTORET 33 — BuHdlng-Contractlng ADVERTISING Six-room Cape, one car garage, vantage of the $2,000. tax credit “This proposal is nothing but Only two amendments were resume to Herald Box “JJ”. ADVERTISING SIX ROOM COLONIAL- ment. Two new heating systems, new atorma and scraana, a rape of the retirement fund,” approved, including one 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng excellent condition, quiet and buy this home. 120 by 200 35 — HoalIng-PlumBing baths, built-ins, stone patio, foot lot, seven room home with g o ^ starter home (or young family. HARTFORD (UPI) - She wore a bright green outfit ty and right-to-know legislation, said Addo E. Bonetti, D- removing a clause that would DEADLINE street, $34,900. Hayes Corpora­ If the boss thinks your on the 38 — Flooring INSPECTORS for final inspec­ RATES flowering shrubs, one car at­ tion, 646-0131. 21/2 baths, and a sunny delight­ Connecticut’s 1975 legislative and gathered her administra­ among others. Torrington. 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage tion. Experienced aircraft 12:00 noon the day before $38,900 — 2 Family Duplex - Two now gaa furnacaa, hot allow binding arbitration when 1 day .,, . 9c word per day tached garage, high 30’s. Call C. ful kitchen. Mid $50’s and well session began 148 days ago with tion about her while setting House Minority Leader ball, let’s pray you have a good 38 — Services Wanted parts. Nights and days, all publication. air, new carpeting, aluminum elded. Tenant rant It $190 O’Neill, who also is House requested by either the state or 3 days .6c word per day E. Lamson Agency 633-0227. $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet worth it. And, we will take your the nation’s only woman gover- forth what she considered the Gerald Stevens, R-Milford, had sense of balance. MISC. FOR SALE benefits. Equal opportunity Deadline for Saturday and ^%yppYAD3 par month. Call for detalla. 6 days 7c word per day majority leader, said the un­ its employes after a lengthy im­ Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, home in trade. T. J. Crockett, - nor standing before a fresh crop new Democratic ad­ another side of the story. 41 — Articles for Sale employer. Dean Machine 26 days 6c word per day If you need something and can af-. COME ON IN — the water is fine in this lovely in-ground planned costs of the pay hikes passe. 42 — Building Supplies tile baths, $435 month income, Realtors, 643-1577. Products Inc., 102 Colonial ' 15 WORD MINIMUM of lawmakers while clutching a ministration’s ac­ “The speech was significant would be offset by savings Binding arbitration for Optimist: An auto salesman 43 — Oogs-Blrds-Pets ford it, buy it now. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. pool at 94 Henry Street. 6 room aluminum aided Colonial, single red rose. complishments. only for what she neglected to who expects to sell you an air 44 — Livestock Road, Manchester. PLEASE READ Happy Ads $2 00 inch MANCHESTER - Seven room fireplace In dining room, 2*A full bathrooms. Offered at realized through the bill hiking municipal employes would be 45 — Boats & Accessories She pledged an “heroic ef- Republicans, a tiny minority, mention,” he said. conditioner for your converti­ NEW RANCH - Extra large Cape, Bowers School Area. $44,900. the minimum retirement age put into effect automatically 46 — Sporting Goods PART-TIME - Retiree said her speech was significant Stevens, who led a spirited ble. 47 — Garden Products YOUR AD modern kitchen, two baths, New kitchen, bus line, and shop- Ifort " to make government for state employes to 55. when towns and their workers, preferred, for lawn and parking $42,900 — You should take a look at this NEWLY LISTED only because of what it failed to group of 33 House Republicans 48 — Antiques Classilied ads are taken over fireplace, 2-car garage, WHAT’S YOUR OFFER ping nearby. Mid 30’s. • spending reflect the miserable Rep. John Groppo, D- excepting teachers, do not 49 — Wanted to Buy lot maintenance, to work mor­ the phone as a convenience. 6-room Colonial. Nice yard, one-car garage, 3 bedrooms against 118 Democrats, rattled aluminum siding and windows, ...on this immaculate six Samuelson Broker, 649-0498. economy. say. Winsted, chairman of the reach an agreement within 90 nings. Must have drivers The Herald Is responsible for and carpeting. off his party’s objections. RENTALS only one incorrect insertion and A Samll Contribution to large deck, picture window in room Colonial with garage All things considered. Gov. Mrs. Grasso, smiling and budget-making Appropiations 52 — Rooms lor Rent license. Apply in person at W. days^ after their previous con­ then only to the size of the ‘ basement with walk-out to and back yard swimming BENTON STREET - large six $46,900 — Newly Liatad - Raised Ranch In East Hartford. • Ella T. Grasso delivered. Her looking confident, boasted ‘ She increased taxes by $202 53 — Apartments lor Rent H. Englancl Lumber Company, 1^: St. James School Committee, remind^ Uie law­ tract expires. original insertion. Errors which yjiatio. $47,9()0. Philbrick Agen­ room Colonial in the center of Cathedral ceilings In living room, all wall-to-waU spending package reflected the about achievements in con­ million, or $66 for every man, 54 — Homes lor Rent Route 44A, Bolton Notch. Foundation pool? Wall-to-wall in several makers he had rejected several A three-member arbitration 55 — Business lor Rent do not lessen the value ol the cy, Realtors, 646-4200. town. Big porches, garage, carpeting, sunken bath tub. Vary unique house. Call on woman and child.” he said. S * c/o Edward Gorman, rooms. Beautifully appointed smallest increase in 10 years. sumer protection, health care, requests for increased state panel would consider the im­ 58 — Resort Property lor Rent advertisement will not bo cor­ fireplace. Terrific buy. In mid this one. There were no flowers early prescription drug price posting, “She created for the first 57 — Wanted to Rent AVON - Excellent earnings for rected by an additional inser­ $ P.O. Box 254 TWO - FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, kitchen. A fast sale is wanted. thirties. T. J. Crockett, spending because of Mrs. passe issues separately and 56 — MIsc. lor Rent the “days” in your life - tion. Will listen to all reasonable $48,900 — 4-4 aluminum elded Duplex - Excellent condl- this morning as Mrs. Grasso labor legislation, urban time a tuition charge at state One way to get a compact car $ will bring HAPPINESSI $46,900. Two-family fiats, 5-5, Realtors, 643-1577. Grasso’s calls for austerity. choose the fairest of the “last Mother’s D ^ , Father’s Day, tion; Newly painted and redecorated. All kitchen ' went through the formalities of homesteading, revamping the technical schools, raided the is to stop suddenly in front of a AUTOMOTIVE THANKSl $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, offers. Call now. “She has said the cupboard is best offers” made by both par­ 61 — Autos for Sale everyday. Earn money now appllancea included. ending the session. Public Utilities Control author!- state employe’s pension fund, cement truck^ HAPPINESS IS: $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- STRANT STREET. A con­ bare,” Groppo said. “Nothing ties. The measure, expect^ to 62 — Trucks for Sale selling world-famous gift •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Vamon — Multi-family dwelling offered at $65,900. Call rolled back environmental 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale f t Poking through the ft; 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- venience plus location. Builder has changed in the past few be signed by Mrs. Grasso, products. Call 523-9401. Help Wanted 13 BaFiORE AGENCY for detalla, aek (or Garogs or Jan. gains, helped drop the state’s 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles □ REAL ESTATE f t treasures at ft; 900. Philbrick Agency, has renovated kitchen, put on weeks. would take effect Oct. 1. Disgruntled legislator we 65 — Campers-TrallerS'Moblle. f t 2nd Congregational Church ft; Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors 647-1413 aluminum siding, practically Brand Naw — 2-(amily Duplex to be built In Manchaetsr. credit rating on Wall Street and Homes CONCRETE Construction The collective bargaining bill The bill overhauling the un­ know says he’s running from ift TAG SALE f t rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, Use your own plans or bunder’s plans. Call for detalla. for the first time overrode 66 — Automotive Service Laborer - call 875-1103 after 6. f t Saturday, June 7, 10 to 3 f t gives unions of state employes employment benefit fund, Congress in ’76. 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Homes For Sale 23 COVENTRY- Santini Built- 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly Solons Had to Say ‘No’ Connecticut town’s zoning 385 North Main St., f t the right to represent their which owes more than $150 raised Ranch, acre lot, three priced. T. J. Crockett, regulations,” Stevens said. OPERATORS for ice cream MANCHESTER - Six month ;ft Manchester f t TOLLAND - Two-year old members in contract talks With million to the federal govern­ A ^e ” e'e’ e’e’e*e'e'e‘ e*e*e’ e'e'e'e'e e a # s e e bedrooms, fourth bedroom or Realtors, 643-1577. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... vending trucks, be your own new, prime west side location, study, large elm paneled family eight-room Ranch, set on one To Many Good Projects acre treed lot. Two full baths, boss. Good money maker. Call 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, room, IVz baths, convenient Ca p e - rooms, treed lot, wall-to-wall carpet throughout. six 643-5033 between 8-5 p.m. hardwood floors, aluminum Homes For Sale 73 location, $41,500. 429-8463. city utilities, handy location, REALMS CORNER 1974 campaign finance reforms. □ NOTICES siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ Fireplaced living room, eat-in • HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Read proofs against copy NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, $31,500. Philbrick Agency Mrs. Grasso has indicated she ASSISTANT Bookkeeper - poration, 646-0131. kitchen, family room, sundeck. 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 - Robert D. Houley, D-Vemon, noting grammatical, 2Vz baths, first-floor laundry, MANCHESTER- $34,900 buys a Realtors, 646-4200. will sign it. Experienced handling accounts lot of space for a large family. Mid 40’s. Additional land ' - says Connecticut lawmakers typographical, or composi­ aluminum siding, formal dining available. Zinsser Agency, 646- Herald Family/Travel Lost and Found 1 payable and costing. 289-7964, $17,500 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 Seven rooms, 2 full baths, and TRY THIS for Size - roomy yet ‘ have had to say “no” so many Supporters of the bill said it tion errors. Read room, fireplace, handy to bus 1511. ask for Barbara. baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ attic “expansion” space. compact five room condo- ANDOVER - Solid brick five Real Estate Wanted 28 ‘ times in the 1975 legislative ses­ corrects unworkable provisions LOST - Passbook 3-5290, First lithographic printing plates and shopping. $42,800. Philbrick of the 1974 reforms, which were age, nearly two acres. Hutchins Odegard Realty, 643-4365. ranen, gas heat for cleanliness, room Ranch, situated on nearly sion that it hurt. Federal Bank, South Windsor. with approved copy. Agency, Rrealtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Redwood three acres. A Beauty setting, approved’tlast year by the Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. central air conditioning, all CASH FOR HOUSES - End In one case on the final d a/ of Application for payment made. REAL ESTATE Hours 7 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. COVENTRY- Ten room Cape, Farms - Lovely 9-room Raised appliances included, wall-to- private and tranquil.qui Call those home-selling worries. Let the 1975 session, he was wrong Republicans when they con­ LAND - Nice barn, three *33,900 large family room, or 5 Ranch with 3 full baths, wall throughout, like new, Suzanne or Arthur Snorts, 646- us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps Editor Betty Ryder, fireplaced family room, 5 and the lawmakers said “yes.” trolled the legislature. LOST - Passbook 26-007787-2, Liberal Benefit Program that bedroom home, baseboard bedrooms, swimming pool, well Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, 3233. J. Watson Beach Company buy ourselves. We do you know. SALES is all it takes to buy this super 6 room bedrooms, attic fan. Large The measure was criticized Connecticut Bank and Trust, heat, Hutchins Agency, landscaped, $41,900. Jesanis 649-1922. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Showings at your convenience. The senators, numbed by includes Non-Contributory Cape, move-in condition. Aluminum treed lot. Low 50’s. Zinsser by Common Cause, a public in­ Application made for payment. Exciting challenging and Realtors, 646-3166. Realty, 875-1040. Equal housing opportunity. We need large and small rejecting proposal after Pension Plan. sided, full basemeiiL fenced yard. Agency, 646-1511. proposal during the past five terest group, as restoring the rewarding best describes Must be seen. Call today. WEST SIDE - Six room Cape, homes. Call without obligation! LOST - Passbook 26-011026-3, MANCHESTER - six room months because of a lack of loose campaign finance prac­ this opportunity to Join a Apply In Person MANCHESTER - Unique Early MANCHESTER- Build your fireplace, carpets, dishwasher, Keith Real Estate, 64641^ or is in-the-know on Connecticut Bank and Trust leader. Experience preferred American Colonial. Paneled own now or invest in the future, oversized 2-car garage. $36,900. Cape, four bedrooms, sharp 649-1922. money. Approved $300,000 to tices that led directly to the or Call 643-1101 VERNON Company, application for pay­ but not a necessity. Call for doors, plaster walls and KEITH REAL ESTATE landscaped lot with children’s Call 646-6812, no agents please. family room, large new help send retarded children to Watergate scandals which ment. 646-4126 649-1922 RANCH driveway, $33,900, Call Larry brought down former President an Interview. ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, hand­ playhouse or lawn care building private institutions. crafted paneling, first-floor and attractive open barn. $16,- Three bedrooms, large coun­ OLDER HOME - Large living Giglio, 646-7378 or 649-8105. ' ' Houley said since the law­ Nixon. IMPOUNDED - Border Collie THE HAYES CORP. ALLIED family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 000. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. try kitchen, garage, room with dining area, eat-in □ MISC. SERVICES makers have had to say “no” to The bill restores the right of the latest type, female, buff color. Con­ 6 4 6 -0 1 3 1 PRINTING SERVICES, INC. bedrooms, breezewa/ double aluminum siding, city water kitchen, IVz baths, 3 bedrooms, tact Coventry, Dog Warden, Lots-Land For Sale 24 ' so many worthwhile projects — labor unions to contribute ■) 579 Middle Turnpike W. garage, beautiful lot, city BOLTON - custom built six BOLTON- Custom oversized and sewer, $34,500. porch. Interior completely 423-6524. Services Ottered 31 regardless of merit — because directly to political candidates. Manchester, Conn. utilities. $74,900. Hayes Corp. room raised ranch, with 22x25 ranch, huge living room, two- redorated, 2-car garage. $33,- BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ fireplaced family room, three F.J.SPILECKI 500. Philbrick Agency, of budgetary limitations, funds Under last year’s bill, only in­ PART-TIME liquor store, An Equal Opportunity Employar M/F 646-0131. car garage, 2'/2 acres, beautiful frontage R-2 zone. $11,000 IMPOUNDED - Collift - Husky bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen Realtor 643-2121 SHARPENING Service - Saws, for the retarded should be dividuals could make campaign Manchester, two evenings and landscaping, horse barn and Realtors, 646-4200. Wolverton Agency, Realtors. cross, gray and tan female. $34,900 - 6 room Cape, full has built-in oven and range, corral, $48,^. Jesanis Realty, knives, axes, shears, skates, treated no differently. contributions. ] fashions, name Contact Coventry, Dog Warden, Saturday afternoon, good pay 649-2813. dining room, two-car garage, rotary bladesm Quick service. On other matters: and pleasant work. Please dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, 875-1040. But 33 colleagues disagreed 423-6524. $1,500 - $2,500 cash bonus. U.S. nice trees. Hutchins Agency, acre lot, Wolverton Agency FERGUSON ROAD —The Senate named Marcia write box B, Manchester THIS HUGE Deluxe Ranch has Clean 3 bedroom Raised Ranch BOI,TON.BuUdl„g in this instance and voted for Army Infantry, Artillery, and Realtors, 646-3166. Realtors, 649-2813. MANCHESTER the funds. Schonberger of West Hartford Personals 2 Herald. Armor. 30 days paid vacation. loads of living area, two full fireplaced family room, formal dining OWNER SAYS “SELL" baths, huge family room, im­ roam, appliance kitchen, 2W baths, Sen. Mary A. Martin, D- as clerk, the first woman to Good salary, paid training, 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built RANCH - with gorgeous view. douBle garage, only $48,500. four bedroom Colonial on maculate throughout, plus hold the job. She succeeds Chad L entertainment, NEED ride from Manchester to education benefits. Enlistment Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family Large living room with beamed Groton. said she had received and shorthand a must. T c b BLJUKIUIID & ROSSmO BUILDING LOT - 125’xl22’, McCollam of Bethel, who has Storrs and back 8-4:30. Will required. Call U.S. Army at 643- catnedral ceilings and Hollister St. Foyer, front to many, many extras. Make an REWEAVING burns, holes. many letters from parents with public contact. Pleasing per­ room, fireplaces, garages. Reallor«-ML8 646-2482 Zone A, good chance for share expenses. Call Suq 9462. fireplace, formal dining room, back living room with appointment to see it today. 189 W nt Center Street Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ' retarded children asking funds been appointed deputy com­ sonality. Contact, Richard Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. variance. Call 646-4843. Dzielinski, 649-1836 or 643-8941. fully equipped kitchen with fireplace, dining room, $42,500. Jackston Agency, 646- Window shades, Venetian be found so that their children missioner of community af­ Tischofer, The Rourke-Eno 1316. Evenings 649-6050, 649- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. fairs. PUBLIC RELATIONS - strong VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, sliding glass doors to deck. kitchen, screened porch, WOODSTOCK - Building lot could get special training to Announcements 3 Paper Company, 522-8211 for Huge family room with stone 8782. COZY LIVING can be yours in Marlows, 867 Main St. M9-5^1. —The House shortened the and worldly appointment. An equal oppor- background required, 3-5 years with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, aluminum siding, huge treed overlooking Lake Bungee. help them lead useful lives. experience, salary open, full­ large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver­ fireplace, two full baths. lo^. Price reduced to $42,900. this attractive Cape, located in "We have said ‘no’ uniformly, time for paying off the state’s INTERESTED in saving $100 .tunity employer. A REAL CHARMER - Lovely Loaded with huge hemlocks. A MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. time, call Jobseekers. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Philbritk Agency, Realtors, a quiet residential beautiful view. Tedford Real consistently and without current $75 million deficit from on a European Health Spa con­ 646-4200. older Colonial in quiet es­ neighborhood. It features three Removal, pruning, lot clearing, HAIRDRESSER - position open tablished residential Estate, 647-9914. prejudice on all kinds of five to three years. The bill tract? Call 643-6897. RADAR Repairman - No MANCHESTER - Four family bedrooms, finished rec room spraying. Fully insured. for progressive stylist, in­ neighborhood. Three or four Licensed. Free estimates. worthwhile projects,” Houley goes to the governor. experience required. Good in center of town, four rooms SALT BOX - Large, country and above-ground pool. All for travel. terested in the scientific ap­ bedroonis, formal dining room, BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE - on Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. said. "Those decisions were not —The appointments of Rev. salary, paid training plus many each apartment. Income over kitchen with built-ins and REAL ESTATE CENTER $36,500. Jackston Agency, 646- four plus acres, with a fantastic □ FINANCIAL proach, neat, professional well- fireplace, formal dining room, loads of closets, two-car gar­ 1316. Evenings 649-6050, 649- easy for any of us.” Donald M. Paolucci of established shop, 872-8531. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ $6,000. Excellent estate builder, 646-4144 age. Owner transferred. A nice view, location Coventry, Shea $56,500. Wolverton Agency, double door spacious center en­ 8782. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) The size of this year’s so- Bridgeport, Lester B. Snyder of ment required. Call U.S. Army FKCKTTE&MARTM, me.. Realtors buy in the 40’s. Jackston Agen­ Agency, 646-6714. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, West Hartford and Claire B. at 643-9462. Realtor, 649-2813. trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 . called “baby budget” — spen­ Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 ARE YOU.UNEMPLOYED? 263 Main Street Manchester cy, 646-1316. Evenings 649-6050, COLONIAL - by owner, stumps removed, fully insured. Jacobs of Weston to the state baths, 2-car . garage, large lot. Investment Property 25 ding approved after the main TOUIfi ANSMSip AD AHER AO This home qualifies for $2,0(K) 649-8782. Manchester Green area, large Got a tree problem? Well worth Elections Commission were Betty Ryder, The Herald’s award-winning MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ NOWWHATI ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE a phone call. 742-8252. budget is passed — was the Call Bookkeeper - experienced only, tax credit. Philbrick Agency, rooms, fireplace, attached cond, third. All kinds. Realty CREAM PUFF - Professionally APARTMENT BUILDING with smallest in 26 years, Houley confirmed in the House. family/travel editor, covers the gamut full-time. Call ^9-’7964 ask for VERNON Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER- A warm, breezeway and garage, private statewide. Credit rating un­ JOBSEEKERS Hie. decorated condominium, three attached professional office. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, said. Last year, the “baby —The House let die a bill of stories of family interest. JIlilLS Barbara. VVHAT’S COOKING secure feeling and all the space yard, $41,900, no agents, call Built 1973, centrally located. which would have repealed necessary. Reasonable. Con­ EMPLOYMENT Gourmet styled kitchen, large formal CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal large bedrooms, formal dining 649-1546. very reasonable work budget" was $56 million, com­ you’ll ever need in this im­ room, central air, custom Three units, consisting of: Connecticut’s wiretap laws and A newspaper woman for 13 years, Ms. fidential, quick arrangements. s e r v ic e dining room, huge living room with a dining room, fireplaced living guaranteed, call anytime. 649- pared to only $1 million this ELECTRONIC Technician - No maculate older Colonial. Huge carpeted throughout. Must be three bedrooms, living room, Alvin Lunay Agency. 527-7971. 568-1070 568-1070 fireplace, first floor family room, all room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ kitchen, fireplaced living room, COLUMBIA - Seven room 4266. year. the Senate. Ryder has won several awards for fashion experience required. Good centrally air conditioned. Well seen to be appreciated. $35,900. dining room, 1 1/2 baths, r 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Conn’ecticut’s largest job age, immaculate condition, formal dining room, den, four Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 The leadership set the $1 reporting and page layout. salary, paid training plus many landscape lot with trees. Relax and Jackston Agency, 646-1316. kitchen with all built-ins. TWO HANDYMEN will clean, ford. Evenings,‘233-6879. $36,900. Philbrick Agency, or five bedrooms, $59,000 in­ baths, 2 fireplaces, small barn, million limit on the extra spen­ listing service managed by benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ enjoy. Please call 649-5306. Evenings, 649-6050, 649-8782. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. rake, lime, fertilize, mow, She most recently won the Hagadone professionals. Please call, ment required. Call U.S. Army Realtors, 646-4200. cludes a separable lot and three large pond. Situated on nearly ding, he said, because of state’s MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd three acres. Call Suzanne or maintainance of lawn seasonal. Newspaper’s feature story award and 568-1070 for complete details at 643-9462. car garage. Odegard Realty, Business Property 26 Cellars and attics cleaned. budgetary situation. The mortgages — interim financing RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, 643-4365. COVENTRY Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ Impact Studies took second place in a national reporting — expeditious and confidential from one of our cheerful EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Reasonable prices. 643-5305. measure sends the total over WOOL cleaning experience handy location. $3i,000. “HIGH FIELDS” son Beach Company, MANCHESTER - 10,000 square competition for her story “Child Abuse — service, J.D. Real Estate counselors. BARROWS A WALUCE Manchester office, 647-9139. ^ $1 million limit, he said. required for position as dry Philbrick Agency, Realtors, $18,000- New three room Ranch, 30 ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE foot brick industrial building, To Be Filed An American Tragedy.’’ Assoc. 646-1980. 646-4200. Equal housing opportunity. GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick "The simple fact is we don’t cleaners, pressman. Call paneling, base board heat, Nine room, 2Vz bath rambling ground level and raised loading service. Save your back. Call us trees. Hutchins Agency have that money,” he said. With Planners LAUNDRAMAT Attendant - Jobseekers, 568-1070. Cape, 6-stall barn, paddock, docks. Own for $6. per foot in­ today, 5284)586. Her weekly column, "Betty’s Notebook” BOLTON - over an acre of trees Realtors, 646-3166. REDWOOD FARMS - large The measure for the retarded responsible mature person to bass pond, 5-room guest cluding land. Move into your HARTFORD (UPI) - In a appears on the family pages and is full □ EMPLOYMENT DIESEL Mechanic - No BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 and shrubs, included with this eight room aluminum-sided own building for as cheap as originally was approved 26-7, work part-time evenings. Call bedroom Ranch, fireplace, house, Scott in-ground heated Cmonial, four bedrooms, 2-1/2 LAWN MOWER sharpening .final flurry of activity to end of tidbits of general Interest and humor, experience required. Good seven room Cape, up to four VERNON- Four bedroom Cape, you can rent. City utilities. but those who voted with 646-8749, utility room, fenc^ in yard for pool. Income producing plus baths, paneled doors, formal and repairing, reel, rotary and the 1975 session, the Connec­ salary, paid training plus many bedrooms, family room with large lot, many extras. By ap­ Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. . Houley sought and got another as well as friendly tips. Help Wanted 13 privacy. Across the street from fireplace, kitchen includes all dining and living rooms with chain saws. Briggs and Strat­ ADMINISTRATION Specialist - benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ pointment, 872-2856, owner. fantastic high hide-a-away. ton, Tecumseh and Kohler .• roll call so they could be ticut Legislature approved a beach. Hurry only $26,500. appliances, modestly priced at wall-to-wall wool carpeting, From society to fashion, to the kitchen no experience required. Good ment required. Call U.S. Army $130,000. Call Suzanne or MANCHESTER - commercial Homelite jpumps and recorded in the affirmative, number of bills making impor­ Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, $45,000, Wolverton Agency first floor family room with and far-flung countries, her pages strive salary, paid training, plus many at 643-9462. SALT BOX - Authentic Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. building, 2,232 square feet, plus generators, Stihl chain saws leaving Houley the only tant changes in state laws. 643-6775. Realtors, 649-2813. reproduction, fireplace, center large floor to ceiling fireplace, to keep the community informed of benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ full basement, plus three, three parts and service. Pickup and member to oppose the special One measure requires en­ PART-TIME OFFICE HUP Business Opportunity 14 chimney, country living, acre slate foyer, heated basement. room apartments, built in 1971, ment required. Call U.S. Army MANCHESTER - Magnificent 5 two-car garage, screenedipo porch delivery. Ellington Equipment funding. vironmental impact studies on the various aspects of family and travel. ANDOVER treed lot. Hutchins Agency, 646- J. WATSON BEACH CO. all utilities, excellent traffic Light bookkeeping essential. at 643-9462. bedroom Custom Colonial in and manny extras, $61,900, Center, Route 83. 875-5018. The measure provides for the state construction projects to MONEY MAKER ready to go. 3166. Realtors-MLS flow, great potential, F. J. She covers the fashion scene in New Varied duties, Including one of Manchester’s finest WORKING 90 ACRE Beechler-Tanguay,-Tanguay, 646-2212, funding at Benhaven, the be filed with the state Planning FURNITURE truck driver, Net profits over 50%. Low down Manchester Office 647-9139 Spilecki, Realtor, M3-2121. PAINTING, Interior - Exterior York City to bring her readers the latest typing, filing, etc. Ap­ payment, no winter payments, areas. Full-size tennis court, in- HORSE FARM NEW HOMES - Ranch, Equal Houaing Opportunity 649-8678. American School for the Deaf Commission instead of the must know Hartford and sur­ ground heated pool, fantastic - Remodeling, masonry work, Department of Environmental report on fall and summer fashions, usually proximately 20 hours per complete training program. (2 MILE CROSS COUNTRY Colonial, Raised Ranch, three MANCHESTER - industrial and general contracting offered and other regional educational rounding towns’ streets. Apply maintenance-free landscaping, ELLINGTON - $23,500, five managing to find a few celebrities to Inter­ week. Flexible hours. Watkins Warehouse, 81 Elm St., Protected territory, act now, COURSE) bedrooms, aluminum siding, zoned brick building, two by an established and insured service centers. Protection. I'.- central air-conditioning, family room Cape, 400 square foot view along the way. Manchester location. Send Manchester. call Mister Softee, 1-677-9089. A Circa 1790, 7 rooms, 2 baUis, auUientic city utilities. Frona $41,900. MANCHESTER - Seven-room stories plus basement, 11,542 contractor. Free estimates. R On another matter, the Opponents of the bill said the room with beamed cathedral Colonial, excellent condition, fine 6- porch, 100 yards from beach, resume to great business, ask a man that Merritt Agency, 646-M80. older home located on the west square feet, city utilities, fully- & R Reconstruction. Call 875- Senate rebuffed Gov. Ella T. Planning Commission has no owns one. ceilings, Florida room with stall bam, paddocks, large fields and winterized. 872-6640. sprinklered, $46,500, F. J. expertise in the environmental As coordinator of The Herald’s Travel Show, SWITCHBOARD Operator - No skylight, large finished rec riding trails. Call Suzanne or Arthur side. Four bedrooms, large 4541 or 649-3882. Grasso’s attempt to delay im­ Herald Box “j r COVENTRY - Spacious eight- kitchen, dining room. Priced to Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. field. The commission super­ Ms. Ryder has made contact with the heads of most experience required. Good room, dark room, dressing Shorts, 646-3233. plementation of the state’s en­ salary, paid training plus many Situation Wanted 15 room Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 sell at $26,900. Zinsser Agency, JANITORIAL and Cleaning vises statewide planning in such major airlines, tourism offices and travel commission­ rooms, workshop area, 4 1/2 J. WATSON BEACH CO. baths, stone fireplaced living vironmental policy act. The benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ baths, wrap-around outside 646-1511. Real Estate Wanted 28 Service - Serving Manchester senators defeated a House areas as commercial and land ers, in her efforts to bring the world a little closer to ment required. Call U.S. Army WILL BABYSIT in mytiy home, Realtora-MLS room, family room, den, 2-car $2,000 area 18 years. Homes and of­ weekdaysays for pre-schoolers, deck, faces open woods. And garage plus 31^ room income amendment, 18-16, which would development. h^re'aders. As editor of The Herald’s Travel Pages, PHONE FROM home to ser­ at 643-9462. Manchester Offlea 647-9139 VERNON - Six-room older TAX CREDIT ALL CASH for your property fices. ^-5747. playmatate, reasonable, nice much more. Call for details and Equal Homing Opportunltr apartment. Over acre lot. have delayed implementation The results of the studies are she brings stories and photographs geared vice our customers for super price. Warren E. Howland, home with large kitchen, three AVAILABLE within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, earnings. Choose own hours. yard, references available. 643- m tt Agency, 646-1180. bedrooms, two-car garage. $23,- instant service. Hayes Agency, AVAILABLE supervised day of the measure until April 30, not used by any state agencies. to whet the appetite of prospective ' OFFICE MANAGER - 1428. Realtors, 643-1108. ONLY 2 They are merely on file to in­ Call 549-3137. bookkeeper, (automotive). 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 646-0131. care, with meals tor your elder- 1976. travelers. ^4,900 - POOL, patio and porch HEBRON - Eight-room U&R NEW HOMES ' • Last week, Mrs. Grasso form the public, although per­ Expert with monthly financial COLLEGE GIRL - Would like RAISED RANCH - Seven in a clean conveninent Cape. statements, etc. Handle all of­ Raised R ^ch, set on one acre VERNON - Custom-built six- $49,900. 7-room Raised WE WILL buy your house. Call asked the lawmakers for the sons have based court When it comes to family and travel, Betty Ryder housecleaning, hoqrly. Own rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Avante Realty, 646-5461 or 646- treed lot. 'Two fireplaces, fami­ fice procedures. Opportunity to fireplaces, 2-car garage, family room Cape with three Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 anytime, Hutchins Agency, delay to provide more time to challenges against state puts it all together for The Herald. LEGAL NOTICE transportation. Reasonable 2801. ly room, three bedrooms, den. join management team and room, modern Kitchen with bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, set on Realtors, 646-3166. draft regulations. The governor projects on the results of the prices. Mondays-Fridays. Call Wall-to-wall carpet to stay. baths, family room, alum, RAD Pool Service, pumping, participate in profits. Hartford, beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall CONTEMPORARY Raised 1 1/4 acres. Barn. Mid 30’s. studies. POSITION VACANCY Cathy, 646-2999. Home in excalent condition. siding, 2-car garage. cleaning, patching, filter and said the present act is un­ 527-8248. ______carpeting, air-conditioners, Ranch - Large, modern kitchen Zinsser Agency, 666-1511. SELLING your house? Call us workable and called for an in­ An amendment rejected by SITE MANAGER Low 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- first and we’ll make you a cash pump service. 742-8352. MOTHER of two-year old professionally landscaped. $52,- with pantry, formal dining 1511. $49,900. Spacious L- terim study commission to both chambers would have post­ ELDERLY NUTRITION STOCK CONTROL Clerk - No 000. Philbrick Agency, room with built-ins, living room ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room offer. One day service. T. J. would like babysitting days for RANCH, 3 bedrooms, 2 COLLEGE BOY will do yard . ' come up with a more workable poned for 18 months the effec­ PROGRAM experience required. Good Realtors, 646-4200. with cathedral ceiling and' Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. infants or pre-schoolers in my ManchMttr UAR Built work, has several years of - framework for the act. tive date of the entire bill, in­ salary, paid training plus many fieldstone fireplace from floor doors to large deck and patio, baths, beamed cathedral West Hill or home. Robertson School area. NEW EXCLUSIVE- experience, and most equip­ cluding the requirement for benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ HEBRON- TWO bedroom Con­ to ceiling, redwood paneling, large living room-dining-room ceilings with Roman IMMEDIATE CASH for your - The governor has been Mayfair Gardens 646-5346. property. Let us explain our ment including mower, truck, filing environmental impact he Bemt& ment required. Call U.S. Army dominium, wall-to-wall four bedrooms, 2 full baths, OFFERED PROUDLY with cathdral ceilings, 2 fireplace brick wall, large ■' ; criticized for trying to blunt the 2 11:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. beautiful 8-room custom built Colonial chain saw etc. No job too big or at 643-9462. carpeting, air-conditioned, large family room with fireplaces, walk-out basement fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, “' impact of environmental statements. Monday-Friday located in prime area of fine homes. eat-In kitchen, w/laundry, too small. Call 64^3761. appliances, family room, \Vi fireplace, den or library, 5 Large eat-In kitchen, formal dining with built-in bar, 2-car garage,' 647-1413. legislation as part of a move to $2.50 per hour TEACHERS - All areas U.S. □ EDUCATION baths, $26,500. 228-0064. room, family room, 4 bedrooms, 2W large lot with privacy. $57,(WO. 2-car garage. sliding glass doors, 2 large FOR your bookkeeping needs: revive Connecticut’s highway Applicant must be in good and Abroad, Universal decks, 2-car garage, large lot. baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage. Walk­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, INSTANT cash for TOur home. out basement to private rear yard. Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & work done in my home. and construction industry. health. Teachers, Box 8966, Portland, $68,500. Philbrick Agency, 6464200. ^ “You read it first In the Herald” NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven Realistically pric^ at $66,900. Call BUYINe...0R.,.8EU.INB Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ *e, 2284)151. After defeating the amend­ For application and job descrip­ Oregon, 97208. Private Instructions 18 Realtors, 646-4200. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 648-3233. generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 Let us do It for you. portunity. 649-5306. ment, the Senate sent the Palo Duro Canyon near tion, apply at PERSONNEL laths, family room, 2 MANCHESTER - 6-room RAILWAY Brakeman - No Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for­ ODD JOBS - Trucking, home original bill, dealing with the Amarillo in the Texas Panhan­ OFFICE, Municipal Building, WOMAN piano teacher at Pine fireplaces, 2-car garage, HEBRON - Eight room U&R J. WATSON BEACH CO. experience required. Good Ridge Village, noiMf taking mal dining room, large kitchen MAY WE BUY your home? repairs, yards cleaned. filing of environmental impact dle is a year-round playground Call 647-9946 41 Center Street, Manchester, aluminum...... siding,^ ■ large _ fot. Built Raised Ranch. Im­ Realtors MLS Quick, fair, all cash and no Experienced handyman. Free salary, paid training plus many students all ages from 6 years This housee quail"qualifies for' $2,000" maculate throughhut, one acre with pantry, 2-car garage, treed MERRITT , statements, back to the House. and site of the musical ex­ Connecticut. Manch^ 0f1ic« M7-9139 problems. Call Warren E. estimates. Reasonable. 643- For convenient Home Delivery benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ and up. $3. per half hour. 646- plus corner lot. In the Forties. yard. $37,^. Wolverton Agen­ Realtors 646-1180 The Senate sent to Mrs. travaganza “TEXAS," presented Closing date for filing is Friday, tax credit. Philbrick Agency, Equal Nouffng Opportunltr Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 0304, ment required. Call U.S. Army 3968. Realtors, 646-4200. Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. cy Realtors, 649-2813. Grasso a measure revising the each summer. June 13, 1975. at 643-94^. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 5, 1975 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with .MAJOR HOOPLE BY JIM BERRY Garden Product* 47 Apartment* For Rent Apartment* For Rent Auto* For Sale BUG.S BUNNY ,1T CERTAINLY IS THIS BABY'S NOW THAT VACATION'S Y J THINk S O --' ONE BEDROOM heated apart­ 1966 CORVETTE - convertible, ^ y e s e s N BUT ITS SO THINK OF TH’ PRESTIGE ...YA L L I HOPE YOU S E T \ YOU WANNA V ITEM ONE~YOU BUSTER, IF MRS. O JF CA^^n t^OOIC FOPU)fi^PP PICK YOUR m n A b e a u t if u l GOT EVERY w 7% M s r - TEWWIBLY , BE MAKIN’ BIGGER MONTHLY HERE ANP I'M l*IWISHEP | THEY LOOK SOMETHIMG FOR | U)KAT<5 TWAT, ment on the Green, |140. 2 tops, 327 4-speed, good condi­ AC ' NOiVP^E WITH THESE BOOKS, 1 / LIKE THEY'VE' MEDDLE IN M FINALLY GET AOOB'' HOOPLE HEARS EXTRA ON THe BEST e x p e n s iv e / PAYMENTS THAN ANYBODY t h e m -'•YOU CER­ TO STMWBEMIESill Adults, security required.. Call tion. 742-7900. WOMPER IF I COULP V HARPlY BEEN TAINLY PIPN'T OUR AFFAIRS, ’ AN' $TART FEEDIN' ATTK IT EXCEPT ------^ ON YER BLOCK. EVEN ONE OF 643-2455. ,, RUNNIN' USEP...ALMOST SET MUCH OUT DO YOU? WELL, the family Till: THESE iUBVER- CORNCmi KJEW/ OF THEM.'.' 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 WATER/ TRY T H IS ITEM TWO— THE SIVE IDEAS I'LL OOP KF^ liKidM0lli,S«rtli1innds«r wagon, automatic transmis­ conditioners, wsll-toOU LIKE TD„ NO, I'D LIKE TO KNOW (var.) 9 Islands (fr.) 50 Half (prefix) GARAGE SALE - 57 33 Sheali 5 Howley, 643-5361. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. S22-1104 53 Have dinner Hackmatack Street, Saturday, 1970 NIMROD RIVERIA hard­ h a ppe n e d ? WHERE KNOW 'yOUR FUTURE T MV PAST y------20 Philippine free 10 Feminine you need it! after 5 p.m. 247-0010 ^TA R GAXER**^^ 21 "My G a l-----" appellation 35 Permits 54 Distinct part ROOFING - Installation and BARN SALE June 7th. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. top tent trailer, sleeps five, AM I ? — 22 Morindin dye 11 Shout 38 101 (Roman) RMIng mower, tiblo saw, bikes, an- 55 Native of ALLIED dinette, awning, good value, -llv CI-,\Y R. POLL.AN- 23 Whale 17 Take food 39 Masculine repairs, gutters, ^ r m win­ tlquee, picture frames, early glass, ARIIS UIM appellation Media TAG SALE -11 Fenwick Road, $475, 6498746. Your Daily Aclivily Guide 25 Fall monlh 19 Otherwise dows, doors. Experienced tin, bottles. Old tools, honing wheel, SCRAP METALS MAR. 21 Sf^r. 23 41 Bed canopy 57 Pacific Saturday, 10-3. Color TV, bike, According lo ihe Slors. (ab.) 24 Merit quality workmanship. Fully in­ pony saddle. OCT. 22 WL 42 Recommence turmeric 741 WINDSOR STREET Y* ^ 4 ' a m . i » 28 Outbuilding 25 Hops' kiln sured. Free estimates. fireplace fixtures, and mis­ Its rear door opens for easy loading. And 1973 14’ TRAVEL TRAILER - To develop messoge for Friday, 45 Educational 58 Genus of HARTFORD - 8-12-23-34 5-15-26-37 30 Italian stream 26 Russian ruler- Reasonable prices. Rick cellaneous items. when you aren't carrying four passengers, the Like new. Call after 5,646-6819. 5787-79-84 read words corresponding to numbers Sl-60-81-90'^ group (ab.) rodents SUNDAY, JUNE 8 D of your Zodiac birth sign. . 34 Flower 27 Domesticated Burnett, 646-3005. y f TAURUS SCORPIO 12 Noon • 5 P.M. rear seat folds down to make room for loads 1 Surprise 31 Should 61 Bossy 36 Space 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 RENT new portable RINSE-N- AM. 20 ocr. 23i 37 Identical 1 160 Gardner Street VAC that steam cleans, rinses of grbeeries, plants or even the family dog. Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 2 Don't 32 Pride 62 Find Heating-Plumbing 35 Come in for a test drive and well show you its I ir'J MAf 20 3 Friends 33 Come 63 In WOK. 2J" 38 Doglike 12 13 14 Manchester and vacuums carpets o r > 9-20-31-42 4 Pleasure 34 Friends 64 Arronge 40 Allowance tor 1975 6> Ni* l(>C T M flrg U S F>l Qtl 5 Confidential 35 Up 65 Timely 11-14-25-361 SEWERLINES, sink lines, >rofessionally clean. other advantages. ;^45-5680-88 48-59-70 waste 15 16 17 6 Don't 36 Probobly 66 Finonciol 41 Prune a flower Manchester Wallpaper & Paint GtMINI 67 Con't cleaned with electric cutters, BY ROY CRANE 7 S t^ 37 Should SAGITTARIUS bush 18 .9 20 21 by professionals. McKinney TAG SALE - June 7, Saturday, Company, 185 West Middle COMPLETE GM BUZZ SAWYER 8 Don't 38 To 68 Tronsoctions NOK. 22 / a Turnpike, 6468143. Standard equipment includes: 9Good 39 Easy 69 Money 43 Brylhonic sea 1 ■ Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ 10 to 5, 410 Summit St., 20 10 Advontages 40 Or 70 Results DEC. 21 god 22 23 24 S LET'S TRY THF LAWTONS, ^JUST TH e T hey, w a it ' WHERE'S pany, 643-5308. Manchester, household items, ■ Rack and pinion steering ■ 4-wheel MacPherion UPSTAIRS 11 Steody 41 Your 71 Todoy 44 Koko's 1 MRS. LAWTON GOING [TX 817-28-39 10-22-33-44/0 31 32 33 rugs, books, many records, TAG SALE - Contents of An­ strut independent suspension ■ Front wheel drive ■ IS DARK. i SHE AND HER DAUGHTER TWO OF 0^4982-72 l2Seek 42 Be 72 Today 54-45-74 VS: weapon 25 26 27 28 29 drew Ferguson Home, 19 Power-assisted front disc brakes ■ Unit body con­ REPAIRS t h e m WITH t h a t d im m e r 13 May 43 To 73 Things 46 Preposition NO JOB too small, toilet clothes, sizes seven and nine, SAWYERS LIVE JUST ACROSS THE CANCIR CAFRICORN ■ L 1 struction ■ Reclining front bucket seats ■ Front 14 Effort 44 From 74 Moves 48 Stripling 34 35 36 Brookfield Street, Saturday STREET. WASHING t r a y .? J June 21 15 Money 45 With 75 With repairs, plugged drains, kitchen and many miscellaneous items, stabilizer bar ■ 4-speed transmission ■ Dual diagonal ARE WATCH Die. 22' jK 51 Sigmoid curve 1 ■1 June 7, 10-4. Benefit, South • COUISIOH DISHES, 16 Arc 46 Probably 76 Friends 39 faucets replaced, repaired, rec rain date, June 8. braking system ■ AM radio ■ Fold-down rear seat IMG TV. iJULY 22 JAN. If 52 Genus of 37 38 rooms, bathroom remodeling, United Methodist CHiurch Par­ 17 W ill 47 Be 77 Don't 1 ■ 1 sonage Committee. MBilUIIICM. 1 ^ 2-18-29-40 18 Leove 48 Produce 78 In 5 5 8 4 8 8 - 7 W herbs 40 heat modernization, etc. Free KELVINATQR electric dryer, •Plus taxes, registration and transportation 19 Aside 49 To 79 Be 74-77-8485^ 56 Thistlelike *2859 WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS .a /5 0 - ^ - ^ 20 Fortune 50 Possessions 80 All 1 P / reasonable. Call 643-5583. flower estimates gladly given. M & M LIO AQUARIUS NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - CARS AND TRUCKS 21 Allow 51 Go 81 Well 59 Climbing plant Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 52 Mote 82 Anyone's JAN. 20 1 See what the world is coming-to at j JULY 22 22 W ill 60 Appellation TAG SALE - Free coffee, June Saturday June 7th, 9-4,10 Bank -Ganu/ne Part* 53 Interfere 63 Making 4k 49 SO 53 54 55 U At/G. 22 23 Booking fCI. II , BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - 7, rain date, June 8,10 a.m. to 5 Street, Manchester. Baby Factory Tralnad Mechanic* 24 Crop 54 Making 84 Be 61 Australian ■ 1 3-14-27-38 25 W ill 55 Avoid 85 Criticol 4-21-32-434 ostrich 56 57 58 59 All heating and p.m., 34 Oliver Rd., items, exercise cycle, TV, 53-78-83871 motorcycle carrier, tires, fur­ 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE f ) .'4781-71 26 Dealings 56 You 66 Bothered 62 Geraint's wile r repairs plus remodeling. Call Manchester, household items, 27 Inclined 57 Just 87 Money 60 61 62 niture and household items. VIRGO FISCIS 63 Bombyx 643-1496 curtains, games, roller skates, CALL 646-6464 28 Be 58 Concerning 88 Day Fit. If 64 Legal point MANCHESTER HONDA 29 Money 59 Good 89 Hands 63 64 65 lawn mower, much more. 65 Anatomical 60 Quite 90 Todoy MAR. 20 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing REMOVE carpet paths and 30 Let network 7-19-30-41^ - Repairs and remodeling, OLDER hospital bed, complete, spots; fluff beaten down nap Q y 1-13-24-35 (^ ) G ooJ ^).\Jvctsc Neutral 24 ^dams Street, Manchester 6 4 6 -2 7 8 9 cfe/46-5889 fll 152-44-73 i / , NKWSI'.M’KIl KNTKHI’KISK .Mi.SN i sewer lines...... cleaned electrica3- $10, crocks, $10-$15, mis- with Blue Lustre. Rent sham- . Garter Chevrolet ly. Prompt service on emergen cellaneous articles. Call 649-' pooer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint ■ 4990 MAIM ST. • MANCHESTER cies. 643-7024. 5996. Company. V, ' J I.

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MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 210 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Britain To Stay in Common Market LONDON (UPI) - Early official labor union, the 1.75 million strong think they will do so,” Mrs. Williams said. The turnout in the islands where Prime returns from the referendum on continued Transport and General Workers Union, Chief Counting Officer Sir Philip Allen Minister Harold Wilson has a summer British membership in the European Com­ DEEP REGULAR-STOCK PRICE CUTS! HURRY! who also campaigned for a “No” vote, said about 66 per cent of the country’s 40 home was 77.5 per cent of the registered mon Market show^ today the nation had said: million registered voters — about 26 voters. The second result from Gwynedd voted nearly 3-1 to stay in. Market op­ “Now we’ve got to face up to the real million — cast ballots. county in North Wales showed a 65 per ponents conceded defeat. world. We’re almost bust (broke) in con­ In the first district reporting, the tiny cent voter turnout with 76,421 or 71 per SAVE With counting of an estimated 26 million sequence, or partly in consequence, of our Isles of Scilly off the southwest coast of cent “Yes” and 31,807 or 29 per cent “No”. votes still continuing in this first such membership of the European Community. Britain, 802 persons, or 73.9 per cent, Last minute opinion polls and almost all referendum in British history, indications $10 But we should unite with the Labor voted “Yes” to stay in the market and and London’s newspapers predicted a 2-1 were that the final vote would be close to government and try to get united backing 278, or 25.3 per cent voted “No,” with margin for keeping Britain in the Common the 3-1 margin predicted in public opinion REALISTIC® for it.” eight spoiled ballots. Market. polls. William Hamilton, a pro-Market Labor 'SPACE SAVER " On the basis of early results Indepen­ party member of Parliament, said the (Herald photo by Dunn) AM-FM DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO dent Television News said a computer seven Labor government ministers who forecast of the final result was 68.6 per campaigned for a “No” vote ought to quit Rockefeller Report Lacks Farewell Gift For Joy Give Dad or Grad a "mini" radio Reg. 39.95 cent “Yes” and 31.4 per cent “No”. now. that wakes to music or buzzer and Norman Atkinson, an anti-Market Labor But Prices Secretary Shirley Williams, Study on Assassinations Nathan Joy, right, retiring principal at Bentley School, save 25%! Snooze Bar and sleep party member of Parliament, said, “It a pro-Marketeer, said there is no reason receives a gift of a wallet with money from Walter Roth, 0 0 9 5 looks as if it’s all over. It’s very sad why they should quit. switch with auto-shutoff. lOVax ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - Thp news.” “They said they would accept the President Ngo Dnig Diem of South Viet­ principal at Washington School. The presentation was at a 12-1496 Rockefeller Commission hands its report nam. 4^/0 X 33/4 ” high. Jack Jones, leader of Britain’s largest democratic verdict of the country and I retirement party Tuesday at Willie’s Steak House. Joy has on the Central Intelligence Agency to the The newspaper said the Rockefeller served 23 years in the Manchester school system. S A V E $ 1 0 0 White House today minus the hottest issue Commission itself received evidence the REALISTIC AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER of all —foreign assassinations. CIA supplied guns to Trujillo’s killers and Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller money to the South Vietnamese generals SAVE Reg. Joblessness 9.2%, announced Thursday the commission did who gunned down Diem —then tried un­ Mary Cheney Library not have sufficient time to study charges successfully to call off the plans at the last 249.95 that the CIA plotted murder against moment. Adds New Books SAVE >30 $25 foreign officials because the issue came “Evidently the commission has chosen SENSATIONAL VALUE! 1 4 9 ® ® Kathleen A. Henson, a senior at East Catholic High School, is presented with Prime Interest Drops up midway the investigation. to duckjit (the assassination issue),” said FICTION Grow — Construction: a guide RADIO SHACK® EC-350 a scholarship from the Rotary Club of Manchester at Thursday night’s an­ The report on a six-months probe of the Church. “There’s really no way in this Barker — Love forth for the profession COMPACT VVhat a bargain! Our sale-priced STA-76 with nual Manchester Scholarship Foundation, Inc. awards ceremony. Making CIA, FBI and other police and intelligence society that this kind of thing can be swept Herrick — Television MEMORY CALCULATOR FM muting, separate bass, treble, balance and By United Press International In a separate development. First groups dealt only with their domestic ac­ under the rug.” Bartram — A job abroad CAR STEREO CASSETTE PLAYER the presentation is Robert P. Fuller, president of the foundation, as N. The nation’s unemployment rate soared National City Bank of New York lowered Blazer — Lend a hand troubleshooting Reg. 69.95 volume controls. Main/remote speaker tivities, including alleged illegal spying on He said he hopes to have a full com- Holder — Medical malpractice Reg. 79.95 Designed to fit where others won’t, William Knight, executive director of the foundation looks on. Kathleen is to 9.2 per cent in May, the highest in 34 its interest rate for prime business loans Americans. Details may be made public mittee report on the alleged Brothers — Ox switches, tape monitor, built-in years, the government said today. But in a law this Realistic cassette loads the daughter of Mrs. Claire Henson of 11 Orchard St. ^Herald photo by Dunn) to 6 3/4 per cent, the lowest since March, this weekend. assassinations within a month. Byfield — Solemn high murder 4-speaker capability. And much separate development, the prime interest 1973. Citibank, a bellwhether on interest, Colwin — Shine on, bright and Jacobs — The UFO controversy SIDEWAYS, starts automatically. Slide Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, charged Members of the special House panel in­ • in America more! There's only one place you rate hit its lowest point in more than two rates, had been at 7 per cent. today the Rockefeller Commissiori chose vestigating the CIA asked the Democratic dangerous object 5495 controls for volume, balance, tone. years. Most other major banks were expected Johnson — Important to me can find it. . . Radio Shack. “to duck the issue” of assassinations and leadership Thursday to consider removing Condon — Money is love Eject button. Only 2Va x 5^/a x 7 V2’,' The Labor Department said more than Keel — The Mothman 3 9 ® ® to trim their rates but only to the 7 per that the alleged plots were “more than Rep. Lucien Nedzi, D-Mich., as chairman Dwyer-Joyce — Tlie Strolling 8.5 million persons were looking for work cent level. players Prophecies A brilliant performer with Manchester Scholarships simply plans.” The chairman of the because of conflict with his past con­ last month, pushing the national un­ The lower prime rate was signaled gressional work on the spy agency. Fleming — Backyard Krotz — How to hide almost memory, dynamic constant, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, employment rate above 9 per cent for the Thursday when the Federal Reserve, un­ At issue are allegations that Nedzi, as Foote — Baby Love and Casey anything percent key. Full-floating also probing the CIA, declined to Kumin — House, bridge, foun­ first time since 1941. der pressure to make more cash available elaborate. head of a House Armed Services subcom-, Blue decimal, bright 8-digit display. SAVE Awarded to 39 Students The department said 362,000 persons to fight the recession, released figures mittee on intelligence, was briefed about Hearon — Hannah’s house tain, gate But the Minneapolis Tribune reported Exclusive 3-way power. were ad d ^ to the jobless roles from April, showing a rapidly accelerated increase in reportedly illegal CIA .operations more Heaven — The place of stones James — The Air Force Mafia REALISTIC HI-FI today the CIA was involved in the Includes carry case, By JUNE TOMPKINS scholarship. The sum of money is sent when the rate was 8.9 per cent. the nation’s money supply in the last four than a year ago and did not seek a Hill — Whitton’s folly Lamour — The international BOOKSHELF SPEAKER assassinations of former Dominican connection adapter/charger. Made in Proud parents and friends watched as 39 directly to the college of the recipient. The unemployment figures do not in­ weeks. Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo and legislative investigation. Hunter — The survivors students from Manchester’s high schools Fuller concluded his remarks by saying clude the million or so persons who have La Tourrette — The Pompeii Leek — The night voyagers: our own Texas factory! Reg. you and your dreams EACH and community college received “The fate of the country is in good hands dropped out of the labor force in frustra­ scroll 19.95 Each scholarship awards Thursday night at when in the hands of those who received tion. Lyall — Judas country Levitan — Still a dream: the 149540-2000 changing status of blacks since East Catholic High School. awards here tonight.” The one bright spot was the second con­ MacLean — Missing Man secutive monthly increase in the number Vernon Again Rejects Budget, The event marked the 10th annual award The invocation was given by the Rev. McCourt — Mawrdew 1960 SAVE Nassau — Choosing a nursing SAVE ®4 ceremony of the Manchester Scholarship Ronald J. Fournier, pastor of Emanuel of persons employed. The Labor Depart­ Czgowchwz Foundation, Inc. Lutheran Church. ment said 84.4 million persons held jobs in Mallory — Target Manhattan home TREAT THE REALISTIC AM SAVE »20 Nierenberg — How to give and DESKUBE® It is an occasion of suspense as none of Hostesses assisting in the award presen­ May, up 316,000 from April. Nahal — Azadi KIDS TO A AM-FM-WEATHER tations were Nancy Bezzini, Sheila Con­ Economists say the unemployment rate Vote Thursday on Compromise receive advice the students knows what scholarships he Nash — Cry macho REALISTIC AM RADIO MAKES A or she will receive until announced from will rise even after a recovery from the Oboler — The fear of the word: PUSHBUTTON TABLE RADIO nolly, Gloria Diana, Lois Diana, Judy BARBARA RICHMOND dicate he was eligible to vote. The tally Nelson — Brothers GREAT GIFT FOR the stand. Digan, Joan Gerrity, Kathy Gerrity, recession is under way because from $338,000 to $200,000 and asked that censorship and sex FLAVORADIO” A special town meeting last night showed 579 eligible voters but there were Rockwood — Long man’s song FOR HOME OR OFFICE The Round Table Singers of Manchester Kathy Kodes, Jennifer Krascella and employers, who have trimmed their the board be permitted to spend its some O’Toole — The assassination HOME OR OFFICE rejected an $8,521 ,(KK) Vernon education more' than 600 people attending the Sokolov — Native intelligence Reg. High School opened the main part of the Kathv Mallon. payrolls in the slump, are reluctant to $100,000 surplus in the current budgA to Solmssen — 'The comfort letter tapes budget for a second time and following It meeting. The procedure caused a late Reg. program with appropriate selections from The scholarships awarded and the rehire workers until well after a business make up for the shortfall in the equipment Tracy — In a year of grace Phillips — The 1940’s 6.95 ,49.95 SAVE ®5 PERSONAL the school board and the Town Council start of the meeting. account, with the net effect being a cut of 11.95 “My Fair Lady” which Miss Martha .presenters are as follows: surge. Wager — Telefon Reif — Home: it takes more Blueberry 12-166 12-688 3-SECTION WALNUT STEREO - reached a compromise that will send an Sen. Robert Houley was elected about $100,000 in the proposed budget. 2995 White, director, adapted to the seniors Army & Navy Club in memory of Frank In addition, the labor force will soar this than money ' Plum • Strawberry • Orange • Pistachio $8,659,000 budget back to another town moderator after his name and that of GRAIN METAL HEADSET KIT who are about to launch new educational summer with college students and with He said, “We can live with that cut.” He Drake, Lawrence Leonard, MSF director; meeting next Thursday. Town Attorney . Abbot Schwebel were NON-FICTION STEREO CABINET ASSEMBLES EASILY careers. persons^who sense a recovery and rejoin then called for a straw vote on his sugges­ Iona Sleith Award, N. William Knight, The compromise agreement adds $138,- presented. Atty. Schwebel was appointed Adler — The retirement book Robert P. Fuller, president of the foun­ the job liiarket. tion so the council could get the feeling of Reg. MSF executive director; Edson M. and parliamentarian by Houley. Ashe — Arthur Ashe, portrait in Reg. dation, welcomed the audience. In the ten 000 of a $338,000 cut made by the council the voters. 24.95 1 9 9 5 Elizabeth T. Bailey Award, Robert P. and carries with it an agreement by the Richard Bowman, a speech therapist in Councilman Thomas Dooley expressed motion SAVE «30 ■ 42-3003 1 4 9 5 years the foundation has been awarding 19.95 Fuller, MSF president; Thomas Bentley the school system, made the motion to Astor — “And a credit to his ■ ■ OR.AnC scholarships, tl)§ 63 awards being made school board that it will return some $100,- the fear that such a motion and vote would BEST SELLERS In carton 28-4005 Memorial, N. William Knight; Lillian reject the budget. “We’ve been led here by race.’’ ON REALISTIC'S EXCLUSIVE tonight are the most ever awarded so The Weather 000 surplus in the current budget, to the just “muddy the waters.” Siegel Bayer Scholarship, Mrs. Philip a few politicans who don’t mind making a Barnes — The people’s land (UPI -- Publishers’ far,” said Fuller. ^ t ^ n ’s general fund at the end of this He added, “I’d like to hear how much AUTOPORTABLE® SCANNING Bayer; Jessamine M. Smith Memorial, political football over education in an elec­ Beck — Heroes of the horrors Weekly) He told the students “all teachers in all Cloudy this afternoon with chance of f ^ » I year. money you want to spend in 1975-76 to Dominic J. Squatrito, MSF director; tion year,” he said. Bradshaw — Fast company "ACTION-RADIO " RECEIVERS SAVE ®40 the local schools have contributed greatly showers. High in the 60s. Cloudy, chance It was the first time that anyone could educate our kids.” He said he would not Civitan Club of Manchester, Thomas He then made a plea to the council to Brand — Local lives Fiction to what is ahead of you.” of showers tonight and tomorrow. Low remember that voters were checked by support a motion that talks about spending REALISTIC DELUXE Rollason, MSF committee chairman. compromise with the school board and to Brough — The Prince and the The Moneychangers -- Arthur Fuller, who was master of ceremonies, tonight in the 50s. High tomorrow in the the registrars as they came into the this year’s funds for next year’s BATTERY-AC Also, Brian Page McIntosh Instructors low 70s. meeting. Each was given a pink slip to in- “stop tearing this town apart.” Lily Hailey introduced the members of the purchases. PRO-11 VHF-HI PRO-12 VHF HI-LO PRO-13 VHF HI/UHF CASSETTE RECORDER of the Handicapped Memorial, Grace Francis Shorten, a guidance instructor Brough — Princess Alice C entennial -- Jam es A. scholarship foundation present at the In terms of a compromise, Mayor Frank AUTOPORTABLE AUTOPORTABLE Mary Belfiore, president of lOH; John B. in the system, then moved to close debate Brown — The live classroom Michener 148-174 MHz VHF-HIGH 30-50 MHz VHF-LOVV 148-174 MHz VHF-HIGH ceremony. McCoy reminded the voters that the coun­ DeQuattro Memorial, Mrs. Patricia and vote on the question. “Everyone here cil had already made a compromise with Codrescu — The life and'times The Dreadful Lemon Sky - 148-174 MHzivinz VHF-HIGH v n r - n i u n 450-470 MHz UHF Reg. Following the format of the Emmy Kodes, MSF director; Manchester has already made up their mind one way the $338,000 reduction as its original of an involuntary genius John D. MacDonald Reg. 89.95 4 9 9 5 Award presentations, Fuller explained he The Promise of Joy - Allen Reg. A Q 9 5 Association of Independent Insurance or the other,” he said. request was for a cut of $450,000. He said, Collins — Carrying the fire 109.95 7 9 ® 5 0 ^ 0 20-157 14-826 would announce ^the scholarships and the Suez Canal Reopens, m ^ 0 20-156 119.95 ^ Agents, Jon Noris; Mrs. Grace H. Digan A standing vote, with yellow slips waved Coleman — Ronald Colman, a Drury presenters who, in turn, would announce however, “In view of the sentiment 99.95 Memorial, Susan Digan; Knights of in the air, left no doubt in the moderator’s very private person Shardik - Richard Adams the recipients. expressed at this meeting I would be 6 9 ? ? Police Frequency Listening May Be Regulated By Local Authorities Columbus, Campbell Council, James mind that the motion passed and this was Cook — In defense of Homo The Seven-Per-Cent Solution Some students were observed stealing a willing to meet with Mr. Houle or Holmes; James and Isabel Worth Duffy Israeli Test Avoided followed by another clear cut vote to whomever and work out a compromise.” sapiens - John H. Watson, M.D. TAPE CHANGER quick look in the direction of their parents Memorial, Mrs. Isabel Duffy; Manchester Dawidowicz — The war against The Massacre at Fall Creek - SAVE ®30 reject the budget. The straw vote was then taken on as they left the stage after receiving their Education Association, Josephine the Jews, 1933-45 DECK PLAYS THREE freighter Trust Iron mentioned by the But the voters weren’t ready to leave Houle’s motion and it carried by a large Jessamyn West SAVE ®20 scholarships. Kelleher; Steven Dunfield Memorial, By MICHAEL S. BARRETT Farrer — The Warbugs: the 8-TRACK TAPES Israeli Radio. the hall until they had several questions majority. Spindrift - Phyllis A. Whitney BRING YOUR CAR TAPES This year’s event marked the first time William H. Sleith, vice-president of MSF; SUEZ, Egypt (UPI) — The first toll­ story of a family Israeli reports Thursday said the Trust answered about what was going to happen Before the two boards met jointly, each A Month of Sundays - John AUTOMATICALLY one organization presented three Seth David Garman Memorial, Miss paying traffic to pass through the Suez Finkel — A mote in heaven’s INSIDE FOR HOME PLAY Iron would attempt to transit the canal next. met separately with the council taking Updike scholarships. They were awarded by Elinor Hashim, MSF director; Center Canal in eight years steamed into the Gulf eye ON THIS 8-TRACK Reg. 99.95 with 12,000 tons of sugar for Israel as a Several asked for assurance that the two care of some of its other routine business. Black Sunday -- Thomas Har­ Center Church. Church, Miss Hele# Carrier. of Suez from Port Said today, marking the Fischer — Vital Signs, U.S.A. test case on whether Egypt would permit groups would get together and reach a At the joint meeting, school board ris PLAYER SYSTEM One scholarship was presented by one of Also, Jonathan George Ellis Memorial, first complete toll-paying passage. Fodor — Fodor’s Mid-Atlantic its donors who came from her home on President Anwar Sadat formally opened Israeli cargo to pass through. Later, Israel compromise. member Robert Dubeau detailed for the Edward Coltman, MSF director; Minnie Mrs. Marie Herbst, a former school Foley — 200 years of great Nonfiction Reg. Nantucket Island to make the presenta­ the canal to northbound traffic shortly began playing down these reports. Wortley England Memorial, Donald board member, said, “Our fiscal year American short stories The Bermuda Triangle - 99.95 7 9 9 5 #«## 699®■1903 I norainchecksI tion. Mrs. Isabel Duffy, a retired English afterward, with two Iranian destroyers Sadat who Thursday presided over (See Page Twenly-Two) Genovesi, MSF director; Exchange Club starts July 1 and I’m not interested in the Gilbert — Fat free (Carles Berlitz with J. Manson ■ 14-943 teacher from MHS, presented the James leading the way. ceremonies reopening the canal to the five of Manchester, Robert Barrus; Gibbons town having to borrow money and I’m not Gould — Glass eyes by the bot­ Valentine and Isabel Worth Duffy Memorial Capt. Mohamed Zein El-Abidin,chief southbound commercial ships, gave the Assembly, Catholic Ladies of (jolumbus, interested in the schools opening in tle Here At The New Yorker - SAVE »50 scholarship to Lynn T. (Jordon of 45 master of the Suez Harbor, said a waiting Iranian destroyers Zaal and Saam the lead RADIO/PHONO/8-TRACK SAVE Mrs. Irene Bergin; Manchester Oil Fuel positions in the nine-vessel northbound September without any money. I want to The Lottery Grossu — The church in today’s Brendan Gill Crosby Rd. Institute, John Fogarty; Frank J. Granato list of 31 ships which have asked to transit catacombs SAVE >90 BATTERY-AC AM RADIO/PHONO convoy in gratitude for the aid oil-rich know what’s going to be done.” ’The Ascent of Man - Jacob STEREO SYSTEM BARGAIN! Each recipient received an envelope the Canal from South to North did not in­ Connecticut weekly winning lottery OUR BEST AM-FM STEREO FOR SUMMER FUN containing a letter detailing the Iran provides Egypt. During the informal hearing, William Bronowski (See Page Twenty-Two) clude the sugar-carrying Liberian Houle, chairman of the school board, number was 78-orange-006. The six-digit GAS BAGS Total Fitness in 30 Minutes a Reg. 8-TRACK RECORD SYSTEM Iran’s Crown Prince Ali Reza attended Thursday’s celebrations in which Sadat urged the council to reduce the budget cut bonus number was 239255. LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. Week ” Laurence E. Morehouse 169.95 CUT OVER 37% Reg. 34.95 formally reopened the canal to commer­ (UPI) - A ladies sewing circle and Leonard Gross II99;, cial shipping for the first time since it was here specializes in gas bags. Helter Skelter - Vincent SAVE S30 ON CLARINETTEx -40 Reg. 239.95 closed by the 1967 Six Day War. Unlike other sewing circles Bugliosi with Ckirt Gentry EVERYTHING ABOVE . . . and you can Has Second Thoughts which work with a few square IH i k] The southbound convoy that left Port The Total Woman -- Marabel EXCEPT TAPE PLAYER Said on the Mediterranean for Suez yards of fabric, these women tus­ Morgan IjH 1499■ ■ 14-924® ■ ■ liiiiuri Thursday afternoon spent the night in the sle with 2,400 squar^ yards of Reg. 119.95 State Employe Head Breach of Faith -- Theodore H. rubber-coated Dacron. 898®13-1120 At Radio Shack ' GrassoTo Peruke Community Delevopment Bill Great Bitter Lake and reached the Gulf of White Suez at 8 a.m. (1 a.m. EDT) today. The finished products are The Bankers -- Martin Mayer In the northbound convoy, the Iranian replaceable 3,771-pound gas HARTFORD (UPI) — Concerned about affairs to initiate local housing projects You Can Get There from Here SAVE SAVE ’ 3 and build large-scale developments destroyers were followed by the Egyptian Mulls Union Merger bags for America, Columbia, *1"^ SAVE *10 criticisms of a local community develop­ subject to the approval of local govern­ - Shirley MacLaine without bids or compliance with local destroyer October 6, which Sadat used on Mayflower and Europa - the MICRONTAd TWO-WAY TELEPHONE ment bill. Gov. Ella T. Grasso may ment. Ckmversations with Kennedy - ON ARCHERKIT® zoning regulations. his ceremonial voyage Thursday, another behalf of the three measures, and Gov. four Goodyear blimps. reverse an earlier position in favor of the The measure requires the approval of HARTFORD (UPI) - The possibility Benjamin Bradlee 1000 OHMS AMPLIFIER —Ignore inland wetland regulations and Eg)q)tian destroyer and a minesweeper, TREASURE FINDER KIT measure. the local municipality. If the community has been raised of a merger of two major Ella T. Grasso had joined them on the 8 RANGE VOM state land use laws and exempt developers then four freighters flying the Sudanese, Reg. 15.95 She said Thursday she would review the has an active housing authority, its ap­ state employe unions to take advantage of issue of pay hikes for state workers, POCKET TESTER Reg. 34.95 from paying local taxes. Pakistani, Japanese and Italian flags. originally rejected because of the state s measure carefully because of accusations proval also is required. —Approve unlimited amounts of bonds major concessions won during the waning WEEKEND (MSN AND (»RRY SPECIAL People danced in the streets and poor economic condition. it would allow politicians to plunder However, local approval of plans to with local property taxpayers liable for hours of the 1975 session of the Connec­ Reg. 8.95 0 4 9 5 cheered Sadat as he drove across the city The pay hikes next year, expected to 12®®4343-230-2: municipal treasuries. The measure was restore the physical or financial soundness repaying them should the projects fail ticut Legislature. 22-027 28-4010 approved Saturday in the Senate. of an existing housing project owned or to the harbor area. Trucks loaded with "Now that the legislative crisis has ap­ total $5.3 million, will be financed by Sweetheart Roses >2.80 financially. peasants toured the city shouting praises diverting the state’s contributions into the 'The governor said she had felt that the supported financially by the states is —Enter leasing agreements through a parently passed for this session, we in dozen RADIO SHACK HASN'T RAISED A PRICE SINCE JULY, 1974 BUT WE'VE LOWERED THEM PLENTY scrutiny of the media and public pressure exempted. to the president while women on balconies AFSCME are turning our total energies to state employes’ retirement fund. The simple resolution without bids or public waved. legislature at first rejected the plan as a Radio would serve to protect the public interest. The Senate narrowly approved another hearings. preparation for representative elections in “raid” on the retirement fund. /h ao k “I shall read it with care,” she said. "I bill backed by Carbone in the final day of —Lease or sell development projects collective bargaining,” said Michael think all factors should be taken into con­ the 1975 session Wednesday which would and allow them to borrow money at Ferrucci, head of the state’s American sideration.” Federation of State, County and Municipal The bill giving collective bargaining 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST have allowed larger municrpalities to bond extremely low rates for long periods of rights to state employes means they will MOST IUM$ AtlO AVAIIAIII The measure, o'n a list of so-called cable television systems at public Inside Today Employes. AT lADIO SNACK OIAIHS time. be able to elect unions to represent them tOOK KOI INIS SIGN “secret Hartford bills,” was pushed by expense. . Ferrucci said Thursday he is con­ IN YOUR NHCHIOIHOOO The measure would pave the way for in contract talks. Existing laws do not Hartford Democratic Town Chairman Area Profile ...... Pages 4, 5 sidering a merger with the Connecticut But, the cable television proposal, which private groups such as Greater Hartford recognize unions as bargaining agents for MANCHESTER PARKADE Nicholas A. Carbone but would affect would have helped private investors State Employes Association to take advan­ Process, Inc., a privately financed Scholarship aw ards...... Page 8 state employes, and terms of employ- communities statewide. recoup their losses at public expense, was redevelopment consortium, to proceed MCC graduates...... Page 9 tage of the collective bargaining rights ap­ proved by the legislature late Wednesday. ment, including salary scales and benefits, It was recommended by the State and never brought to the floor of the House with plans to reconstruct sections of Hart­ Dear Abby...... Page 10 Urban Development Committee, chaired In a flurry of activity as the tnandatory are set by the legislature through laws. 649-1806 after Democratic leaders raised questions ford. Travel...... Page 11 Binding arbitration would be imposed in y\veoU0i by Sen. Richard F. Schneller, D-Essex, a about the proposal.' midnight adjournment hour nieared, the nside High School World...... Page 12 labor disputes between municipalities and 1122 Buri relative of Hartford City Councilman The local development bill would allow Civil rights groups have charged legislature approved collective bargaining Gardening with Atwood ...... Page 13 their employes, excepting teachers, when MON. - FRI. 10:00 A.M. - 0:00 P.M. Richard Suism'hn. municipal officials to: Greater Hartford Process seeks to and pay hikes for state employes and bin­ Meantime, the governor signed a bill Herald Angle...... Page 14 ding arbitration for municipal workers. they fail to reach an agreement within 90 § A TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY SAT. 10:00 A.M. - S:30 P.M. PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES y —Vote by a simple resolution, without relocate minorities in other sections of the days after their existing contracts expire. allowing the commissioner of community public referendum or hearings, to buy land city. MHS nine advances...... Page 14 Labor lobbyists had worked intensely on \