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Winning Lottery . SALEM, Mass. (AP) — If you candy, Gibraltars, which are George Burkinshaw, owner, I^umbers 86124 The Weather look across Derby Street from 142 years old and still fresh. On learned the candy receipe from says he is still usjng the same Holiday Special the House of Seven Gables other shelves are newer a sailor, obtain^ a barrel of Nation^s Oldest recipes used by a certain Mrs. 5 o f ‘ow to mid made famous by author batches of the hard, tasty sugar sugar and began making and 35556 Nathaniel Hawthorne, you’ll Spencer who founded the com selling the candies. She first candies that are for sale. pany in 1806. ?emyratu“res‘.°°^ — able Candy Store Still see the oldest candy store in the In the back of the shop, which sold them from a pail which she country. According to history, an is actually the latest location in carried, but soon had enough MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1973 — VOL. XCII,'No. 204 English family by the name of Manchester—A City of yUhge Charm If you walk Inside the yellow Salem of the store, are picture business to buy a horse and TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CE Spencer sailed for America ear CENTS clapboard building bousing Ye windows through which wagon to peddle her wares. Makes Gihraltars ly in the 19th Century, lost their Olde PeppCT Company, you find customers can watch the After Mrs. Spedcer’s death, possessions in a shipwreck and amid cases of sweets a tall, peppermint and lemon flavored the family sold the business to a finally landed destitute in glass jar containing the famous Gibraltars and molasses Mr. Pepper in 1830 and moved Salem. Mrs. Spencer, who back to England. Havered Blackjacks. U.S.-French Talks Center On NATO School Budget Pared Pompidou Warns
FIRST WOMAN pUot hired To $11.1 Million Nixon Against by Eastern Airlines is Bar OF MANCHESTER bara J. Barrett, 2^ who Doug Bevins contractual commitments for savings in niring new teachers, signed on with 2,80o ^ours “ KNOWN FOR QUALITY, (Herald Reporter) salaries and will be able to keep $11,323 in personnel changes, Unilateral Action flying time—cargo planes on some staff formerly funded .mostly. She joins 4,000 men FAMOUS-FOR SERVICE” - The Manchester Board of and $15,175 in existing positions. pilots and is destined to fly SINCE 1874 Education Wednesday night un by state or federal grants. But The projected savings and per a turboprop Lockheed animously approved 1973-1974 several new staff positions sonnel changes figures, totaling REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) - President Georges Pom Electra or the Boeing 721 budget cuts of $270,491 to bring deemed necessary by the board $61,323, were to be the board’s pidou of France warned President Nixon today that there were cdt, he said. trljet. the operating budget in line contingency fund. would be “great danger” in aiiy unilateral cutback of A- — The charm and grace of another time is . One of the few items main Reductions in projects, with the Board of Directors ap- Am erica s 300,000 strong m ilitary force in Europe. reflected In this collection of dining furniture. . proved figure of $11.1 million. tained at a high level, Schaffer totaling $34,500, included mentioned, is teaching In the first session of the 3 The largest reduction - $147,- elimination of funds for media The design is colonial and combined with the French-American summit con 373 — was made in the area of supplies. The school board had centers at Keeney Street He reported that Henry A. rich, deep color of solid cherry it produces a ference, the two leaders ranged salary items. Cuts were also requested an increase of $90,000 School, Illing and Bennet Junior Kissinger, the President’s ad ‘Socialites’ widely over the problems con unique and lovely group. A combination of made in projects, supplies, for supplies, and reductions left High Schools. Eunds for media viser on national security af Move About carved mouldings, harmonious hardware and that figure at $80,099. Schaffer centers at Robertson and fronting the North Atlantic fairs, sat in the entire session. transportation for special Treaty Organization. mentioned that the Board of Washington Schools were main Pompidou was accompanied the graceful Queen Ann design are all education students, buildings Their exchanges were "very Providence and grounds, equipment, stu Directors had indicated that tained. only by his own interpreter. elements of this group. useful and constructive,” a dent activities, and field trips. high priority should be given to Additional funds were entire In discussion of the future of PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Other pieces available include a corner supplies. ly eliminated for late classes at French spokesman said after the transatlantic partnership Beldon Schaffer, chairman of the 2Va-hour meeting which ran Dozens of blue-collar workers cabinet, closed hutch top and base, server, the board’s personnel and The $147,373 in salary items Manchester High School, the Pompidou, according to his are finding work these days as ladder back and Duxbury chairs. cut from the operating budget IGE program at Nathan Hale on 30 minutes beyond its spokesman, insisted on "the finance committee (which scheduled span. fashionable socialites headed .made the budget cut include $70,875 for new extraordinary importance of for a plush ball in a Newport, positions, $50,000 in projected (See Page Fourleen) \ While Nixon and Pompidou the presence of U.S. troops in recommendations) said “we’re were focusing on the political R.I., mansion. cutting the budget to the bone.” Europe and on the great danger The temporary bluebloods 62” Table with 2-12” leaves and and strategic issues of the tran of a unilateral reduction of He noted that the reductions satlantic partnership, their are extras for the movie “The don’t allow for a contingency these troops.” ( Great Gatsby,” an F. Scott 2 Arm Chairs. 2 Side Chairs . . . . . * 4 9 9 . foreign and finance ministers His meaning, on the basis of fund, and administration of an were meeting separately on the Fitzgerald fiction classic of the $11.1 million budget without a Cost-Of-Living known French positions, 1920s era that’s being filmed in more practical and technical seemed clear. » d contingency fund will be problems that divide the United an estate on Newport’s 60” Huntboard and Open Top . . . . * 3 9 9 . “tough.” Pompidou was signalling, in prestigious Bellevue Avenue. Bonus Offered States and France. the first place, France would Schaffer said that the board Secretary of State William P. ’The extravaganza is expected will probably be able to meet resist any U.S. move to bargain to last from dusk to dawn for up Rogers and Foreign Minister defense concessions to the to 12 days. Extras will be paid State Employes Michel Jobert examined the European allies for economic $20 a day for their elevated tense situation in the Mideast, concessions. in Vietnam where a frail peace status. St F risina To qualify for a spot in a HARTFORD (AP) — Cbnnecticut State Employes settlemenl is barely hanging The Nixon administration has crowded ballroom scene, Association officials say the $300 bonuses for state together and in Cambodia disavowed any such intention. scores of women are agreeing Sentenced employes anounced by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is “a step where fighting persists. On The French, nevertheless, each of these issues there were to dress without bras or girdles, __hj in the right direction.” m«x- suspect deals of this kind could in the style of the ’20s, and 6-2 0 Years gaps between the two sides. result from Kissinger’s forego dark suntans this But CSEA President ’Thomas Wednesday, Meskill said the Calls For Assistance On the money, trade and proposal for linking summer. Lyon and Executive director money will be taken from the economic front. Treasury negotiations on transatlantic John Frisina of Andover, a 49- Edward Gallant noted that $300 Secretary George P. Shultz and political, defense and economic “We’re the new women, it year-old electronics technician, surplus for the current fiscal M is less than half the amount year, which is larger than FinanceFina.ee Minister ter ValeryV,1„, subjects. doesn’t bother us,’’ said Ingrid was sentenced to 6-20 years in Koehler, one of about 175 extras they had requested from expected. exercike at Manoheater Comnaait, C o l i e g e t t ^ C T S t ^ J ' The French leader also had in prison by Tolland County Meskill. They added that a ways in which key governments mind the current conference in tentatively selected from more Superior Court Judge Paul J. Latest figures indicate that than 400 applicants. special delegate meeting still is the state would still close the can act to help restore a stable Vienna on East-West force * Driscoll, this morning. world monetary system. Here, Women seeking a part must scheduled for Friday with the fiscal year June 30 will a sur cuts. Last month Frisina pleaded agenda calling fpr discussion of too, American and French France has stayed out of have short hair or be willing to 4 guilty to first degree plus of $35 million after paying ideas differed. cut it. Men also must have a a possible work stoppage, work out $11 million for the bonuses, Mock Disaster Tests these talks. manslaughter in coifnection Ronald L. Ziegler, White close crop, and no sideburns or slowdown or political action by Meskill said. In the French view they could with the Christmas Day death state workers. House press secretary, told lead to an imbalance, with the beards-a requirement that has of his estranged wife, Anna. Last February, the ad r CSEA had argued that, ministration projected the sur newsmen the emphasis in the Western powers left in a prompted casting director Ber On Feb. 5, an l^member A because of recent increases in Emergency Facilities first presidential exchanges weaker position in relation to nard Styles to schedule inter plus to be around $19 million. grand jury brought an indict was on "the evolution in the views with servicemen at the the cost of living, state Meskill previously said the the arms and armies of Com ment of murder against future of the Atlantic alliance.” employes should be given an ad state didn’t have enough money control traffic in the area. Two munist Europe. Newport Navy Base next week. Frisina. Mrs. Frisina was shot, DAVID KNAPP Next came the fractures, the ditional $750 over a 12 month to grant blanket raises to state police units were deployed at Styles set up temporary shop according to state police, while (Herald Reporter) burns and bruises. period. Friday’s meeting was employes. either end of the building’s in the Rhode Island Depart she was in the home of "M anchester Memorial Some of the students feigned called after the Generalj The raises will be made this emergency access route while ment of Unemployment Securi neighbors on Bear Swamp Rd. •Hospital has the capacity to injury so well that hospital per Assembly refused to include a ty, which ag re ^ to bring in in Andover. year only and won’t apply to handle large-scale emergen another cruiser was positioned sonnel had some difficult cost-of-living raise in the fiscal employes whose salaries are at the campus’ Bidwell St. en candidates through part of next V The shooting occured shortly cies,” said Dr. Ruben Fialkoff, separating the actors f ^ Democrats week. 1974 state budget, which fixed by law, summer workers trance. Three police units Y before 6 p.m. on Christmas chief of the emergency depart those actually injured. One gS«^ He told a crowd of about 40 becomes effective July 1. and those who only receive per rendered assistance at the Day, at the home of the Robert ment of Manchester Memorial played the part of a hysteric hopefuls: “What we’re looking Gallant said $300 was about 4 diem expenses. State com scene and two others were dis W. Bennett family and Frisina Hospital, commenting on the woman so well she alarmed for is something intangible. It’s per cent of the average state missioners and their deputies, patched to the hospital. was awested at the scene by mock disaster staged half the emergency room staff. Begin Plans a racy look, it’s a aporty look, employe salary. who received controversial At 2:05 two pumper units of charge mfh our State Police. He was charged Wednesday at Manchester Dr. Fialkoff said that initial' it’s a dignified look, a casual “The fact that it is a lump salary increases earlier this the town fire department, the with murder and was held over- Community College’s Bidwell treatment on all the "disaster” arrogance, an elegance.” Many sum is of special a value,” year, also won’t be affected. • ^ ^ W 'C 4j> PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 31,1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., May 31, 1973 - PAGE THREE Corn Production Off 2'A United Nations, N. Y.-r-Wor*ld corn production in 1972 is esti Final Casting Friday ^ TV Tonight Sheihwold on Bridge 5®.^: Air Waves Access W STATE ; See Salurday'i Herald for '< i ^ L r it iz e s M AIKM Itrit CIMTIi mated at 285 million metric Really Thirsty House Committee Okays ■ II PAAK tfA * or THIATAt tons, 2 per cent below the 1971 For LT^M’sr ‘Fiddler’ ' Complete TV LUtingg | J BIDDING REVEALS BEST , Utility Ads record...... UNEOFPLAY’* South dealer * Issue Now Bg,ck DANBURY (AP) - PoUce, responding to a report of a The Little Theatre^ of notified, rehearsals will begin By Alfred SheimYold North-South vulnerable HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Manchester will have its final - 6:00 - You can’t find the r i ^ t line of NORTH burglary in progress Vo-Ed, Rehab Measure in July. Thomas J. Meskill Wednesday play in today’s hand unless you Wednesday at a local. liquor NEW THmiUll casting session for "Fiddler on Other members of the casting (3-8^22) NEWS , ♦ 17 accused Conn^ticut’s largest In FCC^s Lap WASHINGTON (AP) - The use the bidding as a guide. In K963 store, said they found a Dan committee's senior is the strongest administration the Roof” Friday at 8 p.tn. In committee are Fred ' Blish, (18) SECRET AGENT power utility of using con House Education and Labor IN THE LIFE AND TIMES OF the absence of bidding, the best 0 7 5 2 WASHINGTON (AP) - The disputes that brought Monday’s bury woman sitting on a case of Republican. supporter on the committee, the LTM rooms at 22 Oak St. stage director; Ralph Mac- (20) BOUNDING BOARD sumers’ money to finance Committee Wednesday ap chance would lie in a totally 4>K1042 Supreme Court has left to court decision: separate efforts beer and drinking from a bottle cast the only vote against it. carone, music director, and (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED “media Brainwashing cam proved a compromise version different direction. VEST EAST Congress and the Federal Com- by the Democratic National of gin. Besides trimming the total Landgrebe said the bill went After the tryout, the casting Beverly and Lee Burton, (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH paigns.” of a twice-vetoed bill to extend South dealer ) AQ10642 4 9 i mumcations Commission the Committee and an anti- A 55-pound rock used to break authorization by more than $1 considerably beyond a com committee headed by Betty choreographers. (40) w il 6 w il d w e s t He said the Connecticut Light vocational rehabilitation North-South vulnerable ? 8 54 • 0 2 que^ion of access-on-demand Vietnam war group to buy air the glass door and gain entry billion, the bill eliminates ear promise worked out between Lundberg, stage manager, will TTie musical will be presented - 6 : 3 0 - tt Power Co. should introduce programs. Opening lead — Queen of > Q6 0 KJ983 to air time on the nation’s radio time for their views. was found on the store's floor, marking funds for special the administration and Senate select the cast for the musical. at East Catholic High (3) CB8 NEWS its advertising copy as evidence The bill would authorize Diamonds k75 4iQJ983 and television stations. The broadcast issue split the police said. programs dealing with spinal supporters, which would hold When cast members are (8) ABC NEWS in the Public Utilities Ckunmis- grants to state rehabilitation Auditorium in November. West opened the queen of SOUTH The c()urt held 7 to 2 Monday high court’s three "liberals. Arrested on a charge of third cord injuries and kidney the authorization to $1.24 (22-30) NBC NEWS sion (PUC) hearing which agencies totaling $.5 .billion diamonds, and East signaled 4 K 83 that neither the Constitution Justices William J. Brennan Jr. degree burglary was Ann deseases. This was another billion. The Senate bill has not (24) FRENCH CHEF isbeing held on the company’s over the next two years, $1.1 encouragement by playing the 9 A Q I 107 nor federal legislation requires and ’Thurgood Marshall said the Barnes, 27, of Danbury, accor objection cited by Nixon in his yet been acted on. 0 A 10 4 request for a rate increase. billion less than a bill vetoed — 7:00 — nine. From the b id ^ g . South broadcasters to sell time for First Amendment demanded ding to police. They said she veto message. 4 A6 “th e utilities are constantly this year by President Nixon. (3) TO BE ANNOUNCED could tell that West was quite statements on public issues as access. William 0. Douglas felt was held on $500 bond. THE COLONIST Sooth West North exerting pressure on the PUC That veto was sustained by ABC’s N-Show (8) TRUTH OR short of diamonds. He therefore East they sell time for commercials. that same amendment prohibits Brademas said the nearly Stamp & Coin Co. 1 9 1 4 Pass 2 0 through subtle, expensive, well- the Senate April 3, in the first CONSEQUENCES refused the first trick. However, the majority opi government interference. solid bipartisan support for the I t 32, S«. m i i t n . C m . 2 ^ Pass 3 <0 Pass planned and coordinated adver test of the session between (22-30) DICK VAN DYKE West continued with another nion indicated there exists no Justice Potter Stewart, a bill indicated it would win Film (I) 429.S479 4 C? All Pass tising campaigns,” Meskill Nixon and Congress over spen SUUIS. PL in. HOCU Lacking Energy (24) SOUL diamond, and South took the prohibition to having some swing man on the court, White House approval, but Rep. Opening lead - 0 Q said. ding. He had pocket-veto^ a 3c lor 36c M . 4c for 35c oi. Sc lor 46c oi. ace. The problem was to avoid form of access on demand. generally agreed with Douglas. ICE STOKM COSTLY Earl F. Landgrebe, R-Ind., who — 7:30 — $3.6 billion version of the bill Tiks. $ Woi 3 to I: Diirv 1 frl 3 If I panavisw^tec^ ^ the loss of two spades and two He said he was thinking par The ruling removed a major The five remaining members By JAY SHARBUTT It’s about energy, but lacks it. (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE Natchez, Mi.ss. — One of the after Congress adjourned last ______W Dot SoHNoy______diamonds. tually get a diamond trick to ticularly about an advertise question for the FCC, which can AP Television Writer Entitled ‘"The Energy Crisis: (18) MAGNIFICENT settled between these two most disastrous ice storms to hit year. Ordinarily, South would draw defeat the contract. ment he heard outlining an an now conclude a two-year positions in a portion of an opi NEW YORK (AP) - The The Nuclear Alternative,” it is OUTDOORS the United States struck the The bill approved by a trumps and lead a spade from Locales High Spadea ticipated increase in the de examination of the issue. nion written by Cliief Justice South from Jan. 28 to Feb. 4, ABC Television network tonight a dull primer on the prolifera (20) DOCUMENTARY 35-1 vote in the Education and WO have recsivsd a new the dummy toward his king. He South could tell that the or mand for electricitv. "To some extent, it’s been Warren E. Burger of Congress’ 1951. It took 22'lives and caused is airing a commendable stwly tion and problems of nuclear- (22) THRILLSEEKER8 Labor Committee was worked selection of lovoly would make his contract if Blast dinary plan wouldn’t work waiting for this,’’ an FCC action to regulate the broadcast $50 million damage in Missis of niiclear energy as a major powered electric generating (30) WAIT TILL YOUR out by Reps. John Brademas, 19th Season had the ace of spades. because the bidding marked the Billion For Environment spokesman said, adding that a industry. sippi, $15 million in Louisiana r e solution to the nation’s energy plants in the United States. FATHER GETS HOME D-Ind., its principal sponsor, Now thru Sopt. 3 In this case the ordinary play location of the Ugh spades. commission pronouncement ”... Congress has time and and nearly $2 million in Ar crisis. Alas, the show has a The plants have aroused (40) DRAGNET The Hague — The Nether kansas. and Albert H, Quie R-Minn., the embroidery pieces wouldn’t work. West would take South planned to make his con lands is planning to spend 2 could be expected within the again rejected various crisis of its own. much controversy, but you’d — 8:00 - StratfordCona two spades and then get out tract on the assumption that per cent of its gross national year. legislative attempte that would • scarves , mi,, wonder why if this program (3) WALTONS L A S T 4 P R EV IEW S /Measure for Measure: June 2,8 safely with the ten of spades or West had the A-Q of spades. product by 1982, or $1 billion a The study has focused on the have ngandated a variety of • dollies oqums All Seals $4.95 & 3.9Si were your sole guide to the sub (8-40) MOD SQUAD with a club. East would even- Declarer drew three rounds year, on environment control. • pillow casos • towels 3 The Country Wife: June 1 ,9 (sus on) way commission regulation forms of individual access. /'C«en>ng» r ■ ai I ject. It’s so low-key and dis (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON of trumps, ending in his hand, works to bring “fairness” to That is not to say that ... IN RtPfMTORy - Legal Notice passionate, it may cause (24) HOLLYWOOD —plus— and then led a low spade toward presentation of public issues, Congress is opposed to private ■ MEASURE FOR MEASURE ■ MACBETH slumber instead of interest. TV THEATRE • hoops • needles • thread WYCHERLEY'S dummy’s jack. West had to step and the question of access, rights of access under all cir Court of Probate To its credit, it does correctly {' Theatre ji ■ THE COUNTRY WIFE ■ JUUUS CAESAR - 8:30 - up with the queen of spades. whether by commercials or a cumstances,” Burger wrote. LAMPSHADES "we have every little thlngl” Diitrlct of Mancheiter emphasize that there’ll be no SEATS AT BOX OEFICE FOR IHFOt (J12) WO S-3900; (203) 37S-44S7 (18) CELEBRITY BOWLING j Time Schedule | West made his best return, a paid editorial on a public issue. “Rather, the point is that Great Selection, Budget Prices REGULAR PRICES - Tuesdiy Kmi ffidjy Evcninit ind Wedneidjy A Thursday NOTICE TO CREDITORS mushroom cloud of an atomic Matinees; lime 12 thru luly t Only. Orch. J5 50 Me/j. $7 00 Bale $4 50; inly — 9:00 — club, and dummy won with the The FCC examination was Congress has chosen to leave Y o u G ef The Best For Less At Plaza 10 thru August 31, Orch. & Merr. $7.00 , Bale. $4.50. Saturday Evenings and explosion even if the worst in d i t a t m I buy your ESTATE OF ALVAH GRAY (3) REPORTS: TWO FAMILY king. Now the jack of spades prompted in part by the same such questions with the com Saturday and Sunday Mairnees lime II thru Saptimbir 2 ,Orch g Meu 58 00 WOODWARD LATE OF St. Petersburg, happens at a nuclear plant; ^ e HeHl Take The Job Bsic. $S SO. Blue-Hills Drive-In — was led to force out the ace. mission to which it has given conn, Florida, owning property in said District plants are in no way potential PORTRAITS < THXETt ALSO ATi MAHCHESTU-euilotlltM Dt|M. Storo; Pursuant to an order of Hon. WlUlam “Deliverance,” 8:22; “McCabe West retu rn ^ a club to South’s the flexibility to experiment A-bombs. ' (8-40) KUNQ FU state Sen. Peter L. Cashman, R-Lyme, announced yester lottery E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claim s must be (18) 700 CLUB and Mrs. Miller,” 10:26 ace, and declarer cashed the with new ideas as changing con day he would resign as president pro tern and accept ap- PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE presented to Ine fiduciary nam ^ below And it does let opposing fac king of spades, discarding a Sugar Loaf on or before August 14, imI or be barred Manchester Drive-In — ditions require,” Burger stated. tickets tions on the show discuss at pointnlent by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill as lieutenant gover * 705 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER by law. The fiduciary is: (20-22-30) IRONSIDE “Payday,” 8:30; “Strawdogs,” losing diamond from dummy. “Conceivably at some future (• o f tncAn Carrie May Woodward Plan Stirs nor. Cashman will succeed T. Clark Hull who will be sworn (NEXT TO FRANKS SUPERMARKET) at fairway length the safety of nuclear 10:15 o ’This discard assured the con date. Congress or the commis ntown iRawcMi 73^23rd Avenue, North power plants, where the* tract. in Friday to a state Superior Court judgeship. (AP photo) OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. TILL 9 STAGE St. Petersburg, Florida — 10:00 — Burnside ITieater — “Hitler, FRIDAY Controversy sion — or the broadcasters — primary danger in a major ac The Last 10 Days,” 7:15-9:15 Daily QucBlion may devise some kind of cident would be a “venting” of (8-40) ABC NEWS State Theater — “The Ufe Partner openB with one - BONUS NIGHT By LORAL GRAHAM limited right of access that is radioactive matter into the air and Times of Judge Roy Bean,” heart, and the next player Aggocialed Prresa Writer both practicable and COACH or ground. (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN BRING YOUR DATEI Court of Probate 7:00-9:08 passes. You holdt . Spades, J- desirable,” he wrote. Burger Show h«r District of Manchester But nowhere in the show is, Hearts, K-9-6-3$ RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — 1 1 : 0 0 - Vernon Cine 1— “High Plains pointed to the fact that the FCC there a sp^ific example of any Diamonds, 7-5-2; Clubs, K- a good (AP) — A plan to build a CAFE NOTICE TO CREDITORS (3-8) NEWS ’ ~ Drifter,” 7:30-9:30 Unit already has proposed a regula kind oMnishap or incident at a 10-4-2. modern tourist center atop (18-22-30-40) NEWS Vernon Cine 2 — “Payday,” •A famous Sugar Loaf Mountain tion requiring cable television Gift Ideas for the June Bride! 67 WINDSOR AVE. RT. 83, VERNON, CONN. E S T A T E O F HAZEL JANE nuddar power plant. 7:20-9:15 What do you say? Hty, Kldt, systems to keep open a public ■TROTTER aka HAZEL J. TROTTER or (20) HAVE QUN-WILL has stirred controversy among /■Such an example, with il- TRAVEL East Hartford Drive-In — Answer: Bid two hearts. You bring access channel. HAZEL TROTTER have good values for a raise. In Mom and Dodt intellectuals and ecologists Pursuant to an order of Hon. Witltanr^ lustrhtios and expert opinion on (24) JANAKI "Black Caesar,” 8:30; “Top of In any event, he continued, HELD OVER FOR THE 5th WEEK! fact, many experts would raise Sonui Bo4eti on Solt here. Famous Brand Appliances at E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claim i must be what went wrong and why, the Heap,” 10:15 7 P.M. to 10 P.M. the activities of the commission presented to tbe fiduciary named below to two hearts even over an in Good For oil rWte A group of writers, artists would have greatly helped - 11:30 - East Windsor Drive-In — over a period of 40 years reflect In Our Lounge Every on or before August IS, 1S73 or bb barred viewers decide whether present tervening bid by the opponent. froM 7 P.M. to ctoeint. and scientists has asked the by law. The fiduciary if: . (3) MOVIE “Jerem iah Johnson,” 8:30; government to declare the a search for reasonable regula safeguards are adequate or if "Son of a Gunflghter" (1964). Copyright 1973 Caldor’s Low Prices! Woodrow T. Trotter “The Rage,” 10:30 BADGES FOR mountain at the entrance to tion compatible with the First 516 Gardner Street more are needed. (8) MOVIE General Features Copr. Tues., Wed., Thurs. Night Meadows Drive-In — “Sweet ALL AGES Guanabara Bay a national Amendment. Manchester, Conn. 06040 According to an Atomic (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON 4 “At the very least, courts Jesus Preacher Man,” 8:40; ONLY S Q 5 0 preserve. That would prevent Energy Commission (40) JACK PAAR “Melinda,” 10:50 Vinegar From Alcohol should not freeze this necessari THE GREAT SOUND OF GUITARIST VOCALIST spokesman, there has been only further building on it and Jeriy Lewis Twin Cinema 1, Houston—Ethyl alcohol is the protect the natural landscape, ly dynamic process into a con one radiological accident — stitutional holding,” he con Court of Probate . TODAY IN HISTORY Calddr Shopping Plaza — basis’ for most white, or dis Ride all the rides they say. District of Manchester which he defined as a serious cluded. M “Jeremiah Johnson,” 7:15-9:15 tilled, -vinegar, which accounts incident resulting in plant By The Associated Press as many times as However, "tourism officials NOTICE TO CREDITORS Jerry Lewis ’Twin Cinema 2, for 50 per cent of all the vine you want consider the 1,200-foot moun damage or human injury — in Texiay is ’Thursday, May 3f, Caldor Shopping Plaza— “Scor gar produced in the United \RogerBr is setts ESTATE OF JOHN RUFF r n u ADMISSION tr ic parking tain one of Rio’s top attrac the history of any conunercial : 9 P.M. — / A.M. Pursuant to an order of Hon. WUliam the 151st day of 1973. ’There are pio,” 7:30-9:30 States. ROUTE 1')'! . AGAWAM MASS tions. . i E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be nuclear plant in the United 214 days left in the year. U.A. East 1 — presented to the fiduciary named below States. Last year, the Rio Tourist [ Sunday Night 7 P.M. — I / P.M. Today’s highlight in history; “Cheerleaders,” 7:30-9:15 on or before August 23, W 3 or be barred He said no one was hurt in Department had Italianjmilt f -'-', ■■ •- 3:- by law. The fiduciary is: On this date in 1910, the Union U.A. East 2 - “High Plains cable cars of glass and steel in Edna C. Ruff that accident, which occurred .;i Court of Probate of South Africa was founded. Drifter,” 7:30-9:25 CONN. SALVAGE Co., Inc. cAoe Die stalled on Sugar Loaf to replace District of Manchester 281 Autumn Street in the reactor section of a small Manchester, Conn. 06040 On this date— U.A. East 3 — “ Lost antiquated wooden ones that plant near Detroit in 1966. Horizon,” 8:00 N O nCETO CREDITORS A ROBERT In 1793, the Reign of Terror had been operating since 1912. Through the show, we visit man began in the French Revolu GLORIOUS EMPORIUM “The problem we have now is ESTATE OF ANNELLA M. ZACCARG REDrORD Court of Probate, District of Manchester operating plants, hear experts Pursuant to an.order of Hon. William of peace NOTICE OF HEARING tion. that of accommodating as and critics of AEC safety E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be driven ESTATE OF ANTHONY F.- In 1889, more than 2,000 lives many as 3,000 people at one D eaANTIS guidelines, visit the worlds of presented to the fiduciary named below JEREMIAH were lost in a flood at CORNER OF HAfllFORD flOU time on top of Sugar Loaf,” on or before August 24,1973 or be barred v i ^ I Pursuant to an order of Hon. William thermal pollution and nuclear JOHNSON E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 26,1873 Johnstown, Pa. OUiAPES says Harry Cole, the who by law. The fiduciary is; a hearing will be held on an anpUcatlon waste storage and examine John F. Zaccaro aka In 1916, British and German designed the proposed building. praying for authority to sell certain real other potential - sources ‘of I PINE ST, NANGHESTER • tUMM John F. Zaccaro Sr. estate as in said application on file more fleets fought in the World War I “At the moment there is power. BUFFETS 24B Thompson Road EAST WINDSOR fully appears, at the Court of Probate on battle of Jutland off Denmark. nothing to protect people from Manchester, Conn. June 11, 1873 at 8:60 a.m. Y U .S . R T E5 - ■ ■ D R IV E-IN * ■ ■ 623-3079 All this makes the show seem Hi 06()40 Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk In 1943, the French naval PAGANI’S the weather, no place to eat and too broad anil diffused. For my squadron at Alexandria, Egypt no proper bathrooms. There dough, it wctuld have had far Neighbor! Court of Probate joined the Allies. CATERERS have been many complaints.” District of Manchester Court of Probate, District of Manchester more impact had it truly con In 1951, Radio Moscow 78 Mapio Street As you can probably Critics say a new building NOTICE OF HEARING centrated on the continuing NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF LAWRENCE P. claimed that television was MmciiMtar • B46-0037 surmise from the would be “a three-story tourist debate over the safety of JOHNSON, JR. first invented by a Russian, whoqpie picture be complex with restaurants, bars ESTATE OF MABEL SMITH SHULTZ m Pursuant to an order of Hon. William nuclear power plants. I^rsuant to an order ol Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 24; 1876 Prof. Boris Rosing, in 1907. ■ low, we’re having a hnd stores.” E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be a bearing will be held on an application Grand Opening Cele Although wet, windy days are presented to the Ilduciary named below praying an instrument purporting to be on or before August 21, 1973 or be barred the last will and testament o f; said bration. Although hpmmon between May and by law. The fiduciary is: deceased by admitted to probate as in we’ve been in our September, the only shelter, Alice S. Quigley said application on file more fully available now is the cramped 60 Duval Street appears, at the Court of Probate on June present location for Manchester, Conn. 06040 i l . 1873 at 10:00 a.m. over a- year, I just stairwell of se former television Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't (^erk tower, soon to be tom down. EAST HARTFORD plain forgot to malw I U.S. ROUTE 5 • 'DRIVE-IN* • 5 2 8 -7 4 4 8 the announcement. 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V PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 31 j 1973 ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31. 1973 - PAGE FIVE l i r r a l J ) An AP News Analysis PhOIIB Founded Oct. i , 1881 FORD 643-2145 Published by Manchester Publishing • 'Subscribers who fail to receive'lheir ■mi Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Why The Canadians Are Pulling Out See Your Courteous 06040, telephone 643-2711 ( AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except Sun departm ent, '647-9ff46. Ford Solesman At days and holidays. Entered at the U,.S. presidential adviser Member Audit Bureau of Circulation By PETER ARNETT From the beginning, the government had "betrayed” The Viet Cong withdrew its Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Henry A. Kissinger reportedly commission’s investigations- AP Special Correspondent Canadians were unhappy about Canada by leading it to believe field representatives because of Member of The Associated Press has laid the groundwork for a were of charges by the Saigon DILLON FORD cond Class Mail Matter. SAIGON (AP) — Canada has their mission. that “secret accords” with demonstrations against them tighter peace agreement in his government. Yet the com John Adams Burl L. Lyons, Publisher I pulled but of the four-nation, "This will have to be the last Moscow and Peking guaranteed that the government staged in recent talks in Paris with Le mission’s field teams reported The Manchester Publishing Co. Vietnam peacekeeping force time Canada enters into this that the vague provisions of the Hue, Da Nang and other areas. * • * ...... K in Due Tho of the Hanoi Politburo. obvious violations of the assumes no financial responsibility for because it is convinced North sort of thing without having a cease-fire agreement would be There are now no VC personnel •But reports of progress in these ceasefire by the Saigon forces typographical errors appearing in adver and South Vietnam cannot be say in the writing of the peace kept, particularly that there with the commission outside talks were not enough to con that were not being reported. Subscription Rates tisements and ottier reading matter in stayed from a return to agreement, "one Canadian of would be no Communist Saigon. vince the Canadian government One Canadian officer Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. fullscale warfare. ficer in the field commented. military buildup. TTie Viet Cong also filed few lamented in Qui Nhon: "We Read Herald Advertisements One M onth...... $3.25 that it would be useful to keep A senior Canadian in Vietnam Other major problems Display advertising closing hours, The Canadian assessment is cease-fire complaints, with the know only a tiny percentage of L-cir’fi’TirTir its people in Vietnam. charged recently that the U.S. developed. Single C o p y ...... 15? three full days prior to publication. that the weakness of the result that 95 per cent of the what is going on here.” By Carrier, Weekly...... 75? Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon -,,rrrrrrrirnfinnnnnnnnnnnnf*»»«—» ceasefire agreement, the un ...“ tw ’ cooperativeness of the One Y e a r ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon 101 Six M onths...... $19.50 Hungarian and Polish members Friday for publication Saturday and of the cease-fire commission Three Months...... ‘ $9.75 Get Set for Summer and Save at King’s! Monday. S iiiigi and the attitudes of both Viet Stores namese sides must lead in evitably to renewed war. Across Senior Canadians in Saigon the say it has become more and Senseless Vandalism more apparent that the Viet Nation namese sides are drifting Everything for ,SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES toward a “fatal acceptance” of We hope Manchester police are the break-in, and it turns out to be a military rather than a successful, and soon, in solving the juveniles, we hope the court stipulates political solution to their differences. MANCHESTER PARKADE break-in at the Antique Car Museum that the parents pay for the damage. 3 These Canadians even offered last weekend. Juvenile courts are now closed to a war tinletable recently. The OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 It is pretty difficult for us to com Viet Cong and the North Viet Outdoor Living ■ the press. If Connecticut would con namese are now in a position to prehend the sick minds of those who sider a change in this law, whereby mount limited offensive would spray paint on autos, break the press could publicize the names of operations, they said. By the end of the monsoons in October, hood ornaments, rip fire those responsible for vandalism acts, University of Connecticut Health Center, Farmington. (Photo by Syl vian Ofiara) DELUXE KING SIZE the Communist side probably HARDWOOD ARMS extinguishers from the walls. They you would read less about vandalism. will be able to mount an offen A lum inum MULTICOLOR WEBBED must possess nearly the same minds After all the publicity might not em ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ sive on the same scale as the massive offensive in the spring as those who have caused damage in barrass the kids, but it would the 7 -lfe b of 1972, the Canadians es Aluminum our cemeteries. parents, where the blame belongs in The Innocent i timated. F o ld in g It was just .this sort of even A lum inum If police are successful in solving the first place. Max Lerner tuality that the four-nation International Commission of Chaise Lounge Bystander Control and Supervision was C hair F old in g ^ Comments sent to Vietnam in February to prevent. Canada’s throwing in Poor Reader Sues School i r i l l o p p c the towel seriously weakens the C hair iA-> % ■ f- peacekeeping force’s potential, In a first-of-its-kind case, the San forerunner of an effort on the part of Beginning most observers here. feel. Q 97 '99 Francisco Unified School District is parents and citizens to lise the judicial 9 7 being Sued to the tune of $1 million in system to focus on the fact that the The Soapiest Opera Around PITTSBURGH, Pa., - Dear ■damages by an unidentified student schools have failed to provide the agreement next month with feel now that its quick doom has Graduate: I write this from Lronid Brezhnev. Great value in a folding n called "Peter Doe,” who charges that been too easiiy foretold. It is Maine chaise with hi-strength Peter Does of this country with the A number of housewives lately. This has given rise to Chatham College, one of the It has been a hard road we likely to show itself viable for around the country have phoned vicious rumors she’s suffered a surviving good colleges for aluminum frame, comfort he was graduated from high school kind of education to which they are en have traveled during the past some time. College girls ^Shifting^ Extra roomy chair with narrow and wide webs for able multicolor webbing. their local television stations to breakdown. Or a breakup. Or women. 1 have been part of d e c a d e , m a rk e d by a greater comfort. Strong aluminum frame folds y ///! Deluxe, weather resistant hardwood arms. Cbntour with the ability to read only at a fifth- titled.” graduating today look forward vJ/, protest that their favorite soap acute laryngitis. In an over several commencements this skyrocketing technology, a hec to marriage and children. But compactly. Hi-impact styrene arms. Mint green. seat and back. Comfort webbing in gold or green. grade level. Many educators are understandably operas have been pre-empted sight, Mayor Dick has not yet season. Here we are again at tic economy, turnabout in with a difference. They will not Tourists by the Watergate hearings. denied this. the yearly rite of beginning — of His mother also alleges that school dubious about the merits of the suit — fo re i^ policy, turmoil in the in- give up their training for jobs Their trouble is they haven’t On the other hand, former pretending that we are sending .ner cities and on campuses, the and careers, and in them they PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — officials defrauded her by repeatedly and its implications. So are some been listening. Police Chief Helms said he the voung graduates off into a erosions of authority, the DELUXE TUBULAR 1 will demand and get equal The buildup of summer people assuring her that her son was Good morning housewives refused Mayor Dick’s instruc world new and strange to them. alienations and uprootings, the lawyers. treatment with men. And inside on the Maine Coast has led the and other shut-ins. It’s time for tions to tell Ephram Zimbalist The fact is that you are already loosening of ties, the breaking progressing normally in school. the family, women have found state for the first time to do another daily chapter of Jr. not to raid a Mexican laun part of this world, up to your of connections, the passionate their identities as persons, and 5-W E B "Peter Doe” is an 18-year-old “Return to Payoff Place” — the necks and hearts and brains, something about it: move the Vinyl “ I think the case is one that does not dry. He said he didn’t know movements of ethnics’ and while the nuclear family will tourists inland. white, middle-class student who heartwarming story that anything about Mexican laun swimming in it, besieged by it, women’s liberation, the survive, it will never be the belong in the courts,” says Judge reveals the most intimate functioning it. “We got people in southern F o ld in g dries. Mayor Dick said he didn’t transformations of codes and same again. Maine who’d like to blow up the attended^school regularly, was never Haskell Freedman, former counsel to secrets of the just plain folks James Joyce spoke of history either. He then removed Chief attitudes’ the generational dis If I understand the current bridge” at Kittery so no out Sun A who live in a typical Middle as a nightmare from which we hel^aclc a grade and was not con the Massachusetts Teachers Assn. Helms from office and tance, the changes in con state of the values of the young, siders could get to the coast, American community called awaken. We are in such a night A lum inum sidered a disciplinary problem. transferred him to the sticks. sciousness, the challenge to you are no longer focused on says Roger N. Woodcock of the The suit, he says, could open up hun “Whitehouse.” m are now, just starting to For suspense, our romantic lifestyles and value systems. demonstrations and activisms Department of Commerce and Essentially, the suit rests on the When we left them yesterday, awaken. Day after day, in a Lounger dreds of others which potentially lead, that handsome young idol, As we look back at the ’60s for their own sake. But you Industry (DCI). \r / Jim, the honest burglar who new type of daytime serial C hair contention that under California law John III, wants to tell all he and ahead to a decade still un- have not become apathetic or • The DCI is now promoting could cost billions of dollars to the wants to go straight, was telling drama, we hear the con knows, if anything, about all the named and only dimly acquiescent. You are rather package tours aimed at the state is responsible for minimum taxpayers. kindly old Sheriff Sam all about fessional stories of skulking STURDY OUTDOOR guilty things he and everybody perceived, we are imhanger of part of a values shift from achieving a more “equitable” The Mysterious Phone Call. men caught in furtive educational standards and es Attorney Martinez admits that her else did — if Sheriff Sam won’t failing to see them steadily and making a living to making a distribution of summer visitors 97 Burglar Jim, as you operations that have no place in tablishing a system which turns out send him to jail because he’s whole because of the hurts we life, from acquisitive and power in the Pine Tree State. Hammock & Stand Y client will have a "significant burden remember, told Sheriff Sam the American political process, really innocent. feel, hurts now maginified in values to those of fulfillment That means directing tourists >.97 students who meet those standards. that he had a Mysterious Phone and we get a fascinating and yet of proof” to show that his lack of lear John III was fired by Mayor the Year of Watergate. I and wholeness. I read you as away from the more passive Call from his old friend, Mr. Dick after he denied writing a revolting glimpse of a political . suggest that together — your I Q 9 9 According to the plaintiff’s at ning was the fault of the .school wanting to find a new kind of glories of coast watching to all Caulfield, who worked for report Mayor Dick said he underworld we had known little generation and mine — we have CONVERTS Steel frame with torney, Susanne Martinez of San authenticity in your lives, new that hiking, climbing and system, not of himself or his parents. Mayor Dick. Mayor Dick, Jim wrote. That was before Mayor about. been part of something un connections with each other, a ratchets, adjusts to fishing to done in Maine’s TO A Relax in comfort on this all-weather canvas duck Francisco’s Youth Law Center, "This said, offered to spring him from Dick denied the whole thing. We are in a time of troubles, paralleled in history: a greater simplicity and many positions. Fi This is one of those cases that could vast “outback.” . 'll/ hammock with white fringe, head pillow. Complete the pen and give him a bundle of Anyway, our scene today not only for President Nixon but rethinking of institutions, naturalness in the ways you CHAIR ngertip control. Vi case is the first of what will un either sink without a trace, or start a An angler intent on trout can nyl tubing. with strong 4-point stand. (Ufiassomhlud m mfr s ong ca/IOMi money if he promised not to rat opens in a psychiatrist’s office. for all of us. But in a sense we relationships, mental habits, live. plunk down $240 and be flown by 1-inch hi-strength aluminum tubing. Contour seat doubtedly be a series of this type ...a revolution. ^ on his old buddies. Otherwise, Burglars have rifled the files have been in time of troubles all more thorough going than any Wonder of wonders, you seem float plane to four days of and back. Multi-color webbing. he'd have him rubbed out. searching for detailed along in your lifetime. You that has occurn^ in so brief a even-to be taking Watergate in fishing at the remote Buckhorn "But I’m a good American revelations of a famous were not yet in your teens when span, on so vast a scale, without stride. You are sick at heart Camp on Jo-Mary Lake or pay first and a burglar second, said patient's most intimate sexual America entered its scarred massive violence. about it, as the rest of us are. $410 to go on a week-long 22 1/2” DIAMETER Honest Jim forthrightly. “And life. Mayor Dick, however, has '60s. We are rounding out the We are in a new phase now, in But five years ago your older “guided deluxe canoeing adven therefore I decided to rat on my denied any knowledge of such most revolutionary single the '70s. Just as there are laws brothers and sisters would have ture” on the Allagash River. TILT-AWAY HOOD buddies.” things. decade in America’s history. I of acceleration in history, s reacted to Watergate as the end Museum buffs can fly to Open Forum Sheriff Sam, however, said he But first, this message. speak not of subversive there are laws of deceleration. of the world. You don’t, Bangor International Airport couldn’t arrest Mayor Dick on Folding Grill Do you suffer from dirty revolutions but of accelerative Everything moves fast in our because in values- terms you and start the seven-day bus tour hearsay evidence like that — money? Are you tired of the in revolutions of social tur society, even the slowings- had already rejected the world that inclijdes stops at a dozen 18’^ Square ‘specially when Mayor Dick convenience of sending it out to bulence. down. liiere has been a slwing- of which Watergate was part, Maine comqiunities, a cruise on Better? Road was zoned for industry She is in her 82nd year and un denied the whole thing. But he unreliable Mexican laundries? We have been wrestling not down of the passionate and are trying to shape your the Kenneb« River and a foray before any houses were built. steady on her feet. She said, promised to go right on Use Coverup! — the miracle only with opponents in a hot movements, a new mood in the own very different one. into Acadia'^National Park. To the editor: It does seem all out of propor- gathering all the hearsay war and in two cold wars, now ‘^Oh, no,” and leaned against cleanser that removes all inner cities and also on college G odspi^ to you as you do it. Woodcock says the tour n'I , We were disturbed tq read the . tion that the small number who evidence Mayor Dick could happily ending. We have also my dad’s monument. Our traces from your $100 bills. campuses, a, quipter program is still in its first 30 Q U A R T Smoker letter of Raymond and are protesting the closing off of planters were missing, the deny. And now, back to “Return to been wrestling with each other atmosphere in the courtroom, phase and his di^sion of 'the Luefenne Young in the Open Parker Street should have such flowers were over turned, and Meanwhile, pipe-puffing old Payoff Place” and the hidden in a mortal embrace of ethnic, a slower pace of constitutional 1 G ALLO N I can assure you one thing: DCI doesn’t expeef too much w • Family Size Cooking Forum. We have lived on Lydall an influence in the press and on the potting soil strewn around. John and Maurice the Bagman secrets of just plain folks. Un class and sectional tensions on interpretation. this year from the tours. • F oam Grill Street more than the 13 years the town directors. denied arranging a love affair our own continent — a con Never, Never I will aw P ic n ic Capacity fortunately, however, our time But this does not mean that again American military The state is helping to 13 IN C H they mention, and know quite Are they in some way better Whoever you are, do you between Mayor Dick and a tinuing struggle that will be we have! returned to where we 3 has expired. So look in again promote the tours by providing C o o ler well about the noisy trucks. We realize the mental anguish you troops to come back to • Perma Lift Grid than Lydall Street residents? wealthy paramour for $200,000. tomorrow, friends. Apd harder to resolve thaii getting a were a quarter-centry ago. Vietnam. brochures and advertising in J u g s P o r ta h le understand, from an official of cause when you desecrate the Positioner |97 Thank You They said the paramour, who meanwhile, stay tuned for Skylab to work or making the Take the family as a instance. —President Nguyen Van newspapers and travel agent C h est First Hartford Realty, that Harry and Ruth Ldoyd one spot thpt gives comfort to suddenly remembered an ap “Truth or Consequences!” cease-fire stick or reaching an Observers of the nuclear family trade magazines. Thieu. 0 3 3 G rill • Chrome Plated Grid these trucks will have finished Harry and Mabel Baskind the bereaved? Especially an pointment in South America, The number of inquiries from' their trips in the next couple of 206 Lydall St. elderly person who cannot get wasn’t trying to buy Mayor travel agencies is growing 'Special damper weeks. Manchester out to visit this special place on Dick's favors, but only wanted J 2 2 • Tubular Steel Legs >1(1 steadily, especially from system imparts We are across from the con-' their own. to contribute to good govern Triple insulated. For Pteeps food, drinks hot Canada, Woodcock said. ^ • Avocado and Black smoke flavor to dominium and have seen, and ment. Either way, it looked like ^ R E I Know who this 'Ihat may augur well for $he hot or cold drinks. or ^ I d . 18x12x13" Legs slide in or out. are seeing, our full share of ce barbecued food. Perhaps, the person that did $200,000 down the drain. Mayor LAD IS-HEIR’S HIS NAME state’s strategy to reduce Rustproof, strong. size.. M olded handles. 3-position grill. lunasM-rntjleiJ ii> tt.'> 'i • ment and sand and gravel this vandalizing tries to Dick, however, denied it, one tourist pressure on the coast, trucks. When the hearing was Cemetery rationalize this act by saying to way or the other. ON THE ROSTER-HE’S because Canadians have been held to change the zoning to Vandalism himself, “So what? This is not At the same time, John’s flocking to Maine’s western permit building the con the grave of a famous person, it Other Wife, Martha, who was coast for. decades. dominium. there were too To the editor: doesn’t make any difference.” or was not kidnaped, beaten and many protestors to fit into the Early May 27 I decided to > drugged, has been very quiet ABEKpOptf Town Hall Hearing Room, we visit my father’s grave in East Let me assure you that - v r * all adjourned to Buckley Cemetery. After many rainy, although my dad was not world School. The result was to lower days, a breeze was blowing, and famous, iu'his own way he con Today’’s the number of family units, but the sun was sparkling through tributed much and we love him, Middle East the trees. Thought in no way could we stop the and want to make his last Oil Imports building of the condominium. As I drove by soldiers field, restirig place a beautiful spot of Some time ago a man had a 1 When we moved to Lydall my sight was taken with the remembrance. flat tire on his way to church. Said Vital Street, there was a tobacco flags, flowers and wreaths. The He arrived very late. As he was PLASTIC farm across the street, a rural small white markers sparkled hurrying up to the church door, WASHINGTON (AP) - A vV Ford Foundation researcher zone. in the late afternoon sun. A The management of East he met another man coming 'll/' PICNIC According to the current peaceful sight. Cemetery were very thoughtful out. said Wednesday that projected Manchester directory, there 1 drove around soldiers field and-concerned. They told me He asked,“ Is it all done?” LET ME aoaw ish you, U.S. energy requirements in 9 FT X 12 FT P K G O F 1 0 0 PKG OF 100 dicate a need for massive in 8 F T X 1 0 F . are 33 families on Lydall Street with my mother at my side. there have been many acts of The man coming out of the RR3TOF ALL.ToGo OUTSIDE FRAME T ah le between Parker and Sualters Then we proceeded up to the theft in the cemetery and they service gave an unexpected AL0M£ ; TO REFtsSe. THE creases in oil imports from the OUTSIDE FRAME P ap er Cold Road, and 17 more between Westminister section where are trying hard to stop it. What answer. GOOD MODELS, EVEN Persian Gulf area. C lo th s Saulters and Vernon Street, all mother’s partner of over 50 a shame that extra patrols have "No,” he said, "It has only THOSE SACRED IM THE The researcher. S. David P la te s Cups of whom have been subjected years is at rest. The Spirea to be put on to stop vandalizing been SAID. We are just starting IMJVilMATlOlJ OF MEW Freeman, told the Sehate Camel Cabin Tents Camel Cabin Tents ------IMi tation Foreign Relations Committee to not only the trucks, but a bushes that border that section in the cemetery. out to do it.” CAONOT g o A0OUE greatly increased traffic'flow. were in full bloom and just love It is not enough to think, hear (TS M dDEL. projections indicate that by $ 4 5 2 . 3 3 ^ On Colonial Road there are two ly. We pulled up U ^ur section Sincerely, and say noble things. We must 1985 the United States will be 2 J 1 7 « ' RueMeaSMi importing half its oil supply, families in the directory, and of and got out of the car. As my Rosemary Livingston do them. Zippered door, 2 big screened windows. Roll-up Zippered door and big screened windows. Roll-up 84 X 4C size for part 9' white paper plates ■ 7 oz size for picnics, course, Dean Machine; The mother piade her way to my 23 Locust St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs compared to 30 per cent last storm flaps. Sewn-in floor. #336 storm flaps. Sewn-in floor. #337 ies. picnic tables As- For pidnics, everyday. all-purpose family use. year. ■ sorted colors Pkg of 2. land to the north of Colonial dad’s grave, she let out a gasp. South Windsor Community Baptist CTmrch (u n a s s e m b le d in m fr s O ftg c a rto n j (unassembled m mfr'sortQ carlon)______PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN * ■ Business Mirror Stock Market A \ M f U Uneasy
By JOHN CUNNIFF Take a good long AP Business Analyst r W NEW YORK (AP) - Bogged *n4 down in a slump that some look... y brokers call the worst in their -fS— memory, the stock market and you^re ready for Manchester's looks around warily like a turtle poking out its head, hoping to find assurance. And all it finds Sesquiceniennial Ball! is instability:
Instability in politics, in n ^ .... »’‘W ' monetary affairs, culturally, When the sun goes down and the hall financially. In Watergate, gold and dollar prices, in the prices hegins...long will be the length of the of grain at Chicago, in the level evening...in gowns both gentle and spirited. of consumer confidence. Soft flowing caftans, alluringly backless halters, And so, turned in upon themselves, all brokers can do tiered-skirted shirtwaists. Looks to keep - 'X f is contemplate their own mis 3 erable, unstable state of af eyes lingering, llutterfield's has them all. fairs, while a prolonged and These and so many more. A wonderfully .... long delayed reorganization of the nation’s investment Eyes McGovern’s Job large selection of the latest long looks... machinery seems stalled. perfect for everything from evening balls Former POW Lt. Col. Leo Thorsness says he would like to sf. The central marketplace, a run for the U. S. Senate now held by Sen. George to afternoon weddings, from 'proms to / 5 V goal that would eliminate much of the self-interest and McGovern, D-S. D. He said he made this decision while / r opening nights to country club parties. peculiarities of the individual still a captive of North Vietnam in Hanoi. (AP photo) Pleasingly priced and available in exchanges, is still but a goal. The Securities and Exchange Petite, Junior, Misses anti Half Sizes. Commission has lost two aggressive leaders in less than a year. And at a time when Wall Street was trying to encourage Gasoline Shortage SELECTED FROM OUR SUMMER GOWN COLLECTIONS confidence, another brokerage AND SKETCHED HERE, LEFT TO RIGHT: house might have to be Pinches Bulk Buyers Pin dot shirtwaist with multi-tiered, ruffled skirt. Brown or iiquidated. navy polyester and cotton voile. Sizes 8-16 ...... 38.00. Seat prices on the Big Board, which once sold for; more ths& By BOB MONROE Angeles County, 67 per cent. Sleeveless polyester crepe in U slimming silhouette with ver $500,000 and which were relied Linwood F. Ross, state upon by many brokers for their Associated Press WrileA tical ruffle trim. Blue or pink. Sizes 14'/2-22'A...... 36.00. purchasing agent for Maine, retirem ent, recently dipped ... I feels “we were lucky to get f - ' " I below $90,000. American Stock The fuel shortage has ended Pucci inspired gown in luxurious “ poly-swa" silk-like Exchange seats are selling for bidding battles by m ajor oil even one bid” on a new fuel con tract. The price per gallon polyester. Print combines shades of blue/green raspberry or \ i less than $30,000. companies for bulk contracts, Prices of shares in companies and some states and cities jumped six cents and will cost red/brown/yellow. Sizes 8 - 1 6 ...... 40.00 the state an additional $500,000. that are considered essential, around the country are having strong, highly reputable and difficulty getting supplies, even Halter style gown with built in bra. Qiana nylon in multi with good futures have fallen to The American Transit at higher prices. color floral print with yellow or blue background. Sizes 5- what some brokers feel are Association surveyed 90 city their ultimate lows, and still Urban transit authorities also transit companies and found 1 5 ...... 32.00 the custom ers rem ain un- M are feeling the crunch. About 30 one-third reported that they had fexcited. have received notices of fuel received fuel curtailment Shirtwaist dress with Chanel-style jacket. Open collar and The market went right curtailment, and at least two notices. But it noted most had wide fabric belt. Blue or yellow. Sizes 9-15 ...... 5S.00. through one of the biggest face the threat of having to cut not had to reduce services yet. booms in years, with corporate back service. profits soaring — and stock The Metropolitan Transit prices falling. And now when Commission in Minneapolis Bulk buyers traditionally they say it can’t get worse, the have purchased surplus fuel the needs about £ix million galions economists are talking about a major companies had left after of fuel annually for the 720 1974 recessipn. supplying their stations. They buses it operates in a seven- And so those who make sell A got annual contracts and county area. It accepted its stocks look for signs that the bargain prices. only bid-for 3.8 million gallons storms are ending. And the at 14.9 cents, compared with most welcome sign would be Y Now the shortage has created 11.88 last year. Butterfield’s Tux Rental Service more selling. a seller’s market. The com gives men a choice of Read the market literature, panies say they don’t want to “ We’ll have to go out and try the letters that go to favorite bid because they don’t have the to hustle the rest,” said over 24 styles! customers, the newspapers, the supply to meet the over-all de executive director Camille An industry magazines, and you mand. Observers note they also dres. Unless more fuel is made find them talking about the make more money on their available, he said, the prospect Tor a ntan's special summer events, llutter- coming climax, the big selloff retail trade. now is fof'curtailment of that indicates rock bottom. JicltPs ofjers a full tux rental service. Our . routes. \ Following this, prices New Jersey invited 24 firms selection includes traditional tuxedos and hopefully will bounce up to to bid on a bulk gas contract dinner jackets, as well as a large nupiher of \ /" where they should be, accom and got one response. Frank M. “The industry simply is not panied by a resurrection of Papale Jr., director of the soliciting this kind of (bulk) new, jormal looks in high fashion fabrics spirits that will energize even state’s Division of Purchase business,” notes Jack Rehberg, and colors. Itrocades, herringbone te.ttured the most doubtful buyer. director of the Montana Indicator Digest, which sur and Property, ^aid the bill will polyesters, stripes and others. Colors in be 3384,000 more than last year. ^ Petroleum Association. Would- veys market literature and. Dallas County in Texas will be buyers will have to compete clude black, white, red, blue ami yellow. business and money indicators, pay 50 per, cent more for fuel in the market place for fuel just ‘i t ' // claims that its own average under its new contract and Los like everybody else, he said. “now shows unmistakably that Tux rentals start at just 11.50. the present bear market rivals Tux shirt rentals from 4.50 the historic 1929-1932 crash, and in some respects is even For more in formation call worse.” HutterfieliPs Men's Dept, fit6-0100. From the peak of December 1968, it says, “the entire body of SM stocks” has dropped 55 per cent on average. And “ if you look beyond the top 50 institutional favorites,” it notes, you can find 70 to 90 per cent declines. USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE, Such erasure of values would v a i Men’s seem to indicate rock bottom. 3 BANK AMERICARD OR m However, nobody can really say BUTTERFIELD’S CHARGE CARD. Double for certain, because a selling Knit climax that finally clears the air. can only be seen in • Sport ...... ^ 4 retrospect. Many declines look like climaxes, only to be Coat followed by more declines. The convulsive shakeout now being sought couldn’t be called a Solids. climax unless confirmed by» Fancies sharply risjng prices in following days. Req. - Short £ S i - Long REG. ^60 City Workers T. Given Bikes For Short Trips
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - '39. SIK HR; wxm lU 9 PJl - s«r. 1U t. Bicycles rather than automobiles will be used for Men’s Double Knit short-distance errands by city employes. Slacks from $14. City Manager Dale- Carter rented four bicycles after the city’s gasoline supplier said gas Manchester Store supplies would be cut back 15 TWE U6 TO tnr i|I92 per cent next month. Manchester Parkade nwuif The bikes cost $15 each per month and are to' be used for trips within a mile of city of fices. V PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 31, 1973; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn..„Thurs., May 31, 1973- PAGE NINE Tolland Weinberger Says HEW Functioning Normally Jim Farley K-. SAFE LIVING Gives Views Property NEW YORK (AP) - Health, aged, blind and disabled per the supplemental assistance government will be Increased payments across the couiltry. GARDEH SHOP OPEN Transfers MANCHESTER PURIIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Education and Welfare sons, starting next January. program, known as H.R. 1, to $130 per month for an In He also announced a $112,000 On Scandal THURS..FRI., S e c r e ta r y C a s p e r W. Asked whether his which was passed by Congress dividual and $195 for a couple. contract jointly to the Planned OAILY10-10 VIVIAN V. KENNESON Weinberger said Wednesday appearance was scheduled to last Fall. He said that in New York Parenthood Federation of SAT.. SUN. CorreapondenI that the Watergate affair has coincide with Watergate, he He said the new program, State payments under the new America and Indiana Universi NEW YORK (AP) — James said it Was not; he said that he ty to study the impact family A. Farley, the venerable Tel. 875-4704 Well, it's that time of year pictures you’ve seen of a caused "No interruption” of “perhaps the largest civilian federal program may be less SUN0AY9-5 was merely carrying out his in planning services have had on Democratic political strategist, Warranty deeds filed with the again. It’s time to break out all farmer with a piece of straw business in the sprawling HEW operation the federal govern than those granted now because OPEN SUN. 9-5 tention of visiting all 10 HEW fertility in the country. W^nesday said he hoped that town clerk during the past the gardening implements and stuck in his face, it isn’t essen bureaucracy. ment has undertaken in a of the standardization of aid regions. despite the Watergate scandal month are as follows: Barney begin to transform your yard tial to good gardening. Over 100 “We’re functioning complete decade,” would make an es He said he has visited six so “ nothing will happen to bring Moses to Thomas and Mary into the neighborho^ garden commonly cultivated plants in ly normally,” he said, in an ef timated 2.8 million more per far since taking office earlier about an impeachment” of Levitt, Old Stafford Rd.; spot. Connecticut ‘'are poisonous, fort to dismiss rumors that the sons eligible for cash payments this year. President Nixon. Thomas and Mary Levitt to Remember last spring when some are lethal. , investigation of alleged and would increase the total KlOW YOUR FURRIER As further evidence that “It would be disastrous. It Carol and Madeline Clark, Old you began the task? Do you Be careful while using wrongdoing by high officials in statefederal outlays for such the administration has caused HEW was functioning normal assistance in fiscal 1975 by $800 would divide the country in a LAWN & GARDEN DISCOUNTS Stafford Rd.; Lester and Bon remember the backaches, the pesticides. Wash yourself after ly, Weinberger said his depart nillion. Fur Storage and Service way that it has never been nie Gail Farris to Mark and stiffness in your muscles, the using them and don’t breath in paralysis of goveniment func tions. ment had proceeded “at an in divided before,” said the Karen Ireland, Grant Hill Rd.; pain brought on by overtaxing the vapors. Use pesticides only Weinberger said ,the basic creased pace” in preparing for has been our baby former Democratic party Merle and Helen Schapp to your body with unusual strains? in the recommended strength. Weinberger was asked if the payments by the federal national chairman and Post Richard and Judith Kert, Well, just in case you might Chances are that the chemists “air would be cleared” if Presi For These Past 75 Years Lakeview Dr.; J. Curtis and who made the poison know dent Nixon answered questions master General under Presi have forgotten the toll that your You Can Depend On Us dent Franklin D. Roosevelt. Joan Roberts to G.H. Realty, yard exacted from you last more about it than you do. before Senate investigators, 85 East Center St. Old Kent Rd. Store the pesticides out of and he replied, “No.” Farley, celebrating ' his year, the Public Safety Ad- 85th birthday, told newsmen at Also, Richard and Stephen i visory Committee would lie to reach of children, preferable in He was asked whether he Lamont to David and Myra locked cabinets. thought the President might be At Summit St. his annual news conference in remind you of the little the board room of the CocaCola Staves, Nedweid Rd.; Robert When using power equipment indicted, and responded that he problems presented by . Bsi^liska 1898 Export Corp., of which he is and Kathe Oulette to James and straining yourself in the gar be careful. Save fingers and had never “considered” such a possibility. "WlMre itw finest of Mivlce chairman, that he was taking Barbara Partlow, Tolland Sum- den. Little dividends on the toes. WEEKEND CASH & CARRY SPECUL it at your fingertips” W l HAVa M IN AUTHOa- this position on impeachment mit; George and Donna > 'C are in the garden will not Weinberger appeared at a labor you put in, like sunstroke, izap hr J. MAX puaaiaat because he h ^ “such a high Bogdanovich to William and only make you yard more news conference to announce 95 PRATT STREET. HARTFORD ** ****D'oaD aad voax blisters and aching muscies. njM iirvK u jTHAiwFaLD auxaiaa 'W regard for the' office of the Nancy Satryb, Weigold Rd.; beautiful but it may even help plans for implementing the $4.8 Frequent rests will ease the ,o«o MAMCMasiaa it (Ntr aa Mr President.” Russell and Maryalis Stevenson you to be in shape to enjoy the billion cash assistance program Daisies Bunch Estsblisbed 1898 Mrvicu It aitir ctUtmtrt. work load and give your body a Asked if he would still main to James and Kathleen .fruits of your labors. for an estimated 6.2 million rest from strains it’s not ac OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Call Us At 522*7976 tain this position even if Sigafoos, Sherry Circle; Henry customed to. Thursday Till 9 P.M. Krechko to Robert and Mary grounds were established that If the amateur gardener tries President Nixon were somehow Shambaugh, Hunter Rd.; to do all his beautification in Harriette and Louis LaPorto to involved in the Watergate scan one afternoon he’s likely to end dal, Farley said he hoped that a James and Sandra Morehouse, up in hospital with a hernia. Crystal Lake Rd.; August way could be found to avoid im Space your projects over a peachment because of the Loehr Jr. to Albert Schmeiske, number of weekends. wrenching effect it would have Old Post Rd. Another tip that may prove Also, Santini Homes to not only in the nation but also useful is to kee your tools in abroad. Chandler and Ann Egelhoff, good repair and make sure that Farley bowed out of active Center Rd.; Bilow Builders to they’re sharp. A sharp tool will Joseph and Anita McGarry, participation in national make you work a lot easier. politics in 1940 after breaking Crystal Lake Rd.; Richard If you decide to take a break, Stauffer to Michael and Sharon with Roosevelt, whose third place your tools with the sharp term he had opposed. Zeruk, Gehring Rd.; Santini side down where they won’t be It was Farley who had a homes to Margaret and Alfred tripped over. It’s rather easy to Darrow Jr., Cora Rd.; Bernie major role in “selling” drive the pong of a cultivator Roosevelt and the Democratic Cantor and Louis Goldfarb to through your foot if you’re not Alex and Marilyn Dickson, Old party to the voters in 1932 and careful. ^ 1936. Over the years, he had Post Rd.; Bruce and Susan If there is more than one per McAllister to Ralph and Susan gained considerable fame as a son working in a small area be political prognosticator. Zegarelli, Beech Rd. careful how you swing the tools. Also, Richard A. St. Germain He predicted that Roosevelt Leave amputation to surgeons. would have a popular plurality to Bruce and Susan McAllister, After the work is done clean Apple Rd.; Santini homes to of 7.5 million in 1932, in a cam your tools and store them out of paign that he direct^. Thomas and Kathleen children’s reach. His estimate was only less Gutkowski, Center St.; John When lifting heavy objects than half a million too high. and Lorraine Guegel to Richard use your legs to lift, not your Looking back on that moment and Anne Stawiarski, New Rd.; back. when he left Roosevelt’s inner Bilow Builders to Robert and Wear the proper clothing. circle, Farley said that if Charlene Mastromatteo, Torry Dress in loose clothes. If the he had to do it all over again, he Rd.; Lloyd and Teresa ^ rsto w sun is bright, wear a hat. would. to Cynthia Castonguay, Sugar Many gardeners have a habit “Sure, it broke a friendship Hill Rd.; Robert and Rita of chewing leaves or plant that had existed since 1924. I Delnicki to John and Beverly stalks while working in the gar felt bad about that but there Mutty, Tolland Rd.; Dorothy den. Regardless of how many was nothing I could do about Witzke to Richard Lee and it,” he said. Stephen LaMont, Old Cathole Rd. Court Ruling Also Santini Homes to David 15 OF AMERICA'S BEST and Nancy Joyce, Center Rd.'; Favors ’ \' Leo and Pauline Thompson to N ewspapermen SELLING STEREO LP'S Denis Reindeau, Webber Rd.; Profile Of George and Evelyn Tomatore PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) - Tom Bradley Gilbert, Garry Rd.; Samuel and Plymouth County Superior AND 8-TRACK TAPES I Dorothy Harrison to John and Court has ruled that public of LOS ANGELES ( A P ) - ’Tfit Patricia Kulo, Hyde Ave.; ficials may not prevent can happen to me, it can happen Frederick and Ruth Bodreau to newsmen from tape recdrding to you,” City Councilman Qirie of the Moon Walter and Penny Maddu, Old public meetings, it was an Thomas Bradley said as he Stafford Rd.; Cyo Enterprises nounced Wednesday. ° “ ^ , n k f l o v d campaigned to become the first to Richard St. Germain, The ruling was handed down black mayor of America’s third Timber Ridge; Frank and last week by Judge Joseph largest city. Geraldine Moccio to Alan and Mitchell in the case of two Bradley, 55, is the son of a Mary Jean Matula, Meadowood newsmen who were barred by Texas field hand and the Rd. the Lakeville selectmen from descendant of plantation slaves. Also, Earl and Gladys John tape recording their meetings. His parents brought him and son to Norman and Geraldine The newsmen are L. Barry their other five children to Los LeDuc, Crystal Lake Rd.; French of Assonet, editor of the L P ’s, SER IES 5.98 Angeles from Calvert, Tex., 48 Lester Babin to Jackie and Weekly Villager, and Wayne F. years ago. Maryann Renick, South River Bonner of Middleboro, a cor At the age of 9, Bradley was Rd.; Herman Radke to Michael respondent for the ’Taunton delivering newspapers. In high and Marjorie Simmons, Crystal Gazette. . school he became a quarter- Lake Rd.; Robert and Lillian Bonner said he and French mile runner and an all-city foot Dombrowski to Edwin and received word of the ruling ball tackle. He won an athletic Mary Hare, Partridge Lane; Wednesday. scholarship to UCLA. Margaret Hodgins to Arthur The Plymouth court issued a He quit school in 1940 and. and Janet Griggs, Dunn Hill permanent injunction against became a politeman at $170 a Rd.; Henry and George the selectmen, barring them month. During the next 21 years Krechko to Ronald and Barbara from banning tape recorders at he worked juvenile, detective Zaworsky, Hunter Rd. their meetings. and public relations details, 3 GAL Also, Santini Homes to The selectmen had announced rising to thfe rank of lieutenant TANK SPRAYER Patrick and Catherine Curran, last Dec. 17 that they would not SERIES 6.98 before retiring. At nights he Reg. 13.37 ^ 9 7 Center. Rd.; Bilow Builders to allow tape recording of their went to law school and earned a William and Nina Kirchberger, meetings. They said they did degree. Sprays all Liquid Fertilizer and In-, Pilgrim Dr.; James and Mary not want to be quoted verbatim Bradley ran for the City Ellen Vincent to Scott and in newspaper accounts. Council in 1963 and became the secticticides. Virginia Graves, New Rd. Bonner had his tape recorder first black elected to that 15- Quitclaim Deeds confiscated Jan. 8 when he member body. Four quitclaim deeds filed attempted to tape a Two weeks ago Bradley selectmen’s meeting. French with the town clerk during the ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND returned to UCLA and spoke past month are as follows: complied with an order to turn about his life. Geraldine A. LeDuc to Norman off his tape recorder at a Jan...... Brothers and Sisters ”I grew up under the system J. LeDuc, property on Crystal 15 meeting. ANNE MURRAY ...... Danny’s Song that said you can’t do this,, you Lake Rd.; Norman J. LeDuc to can’t' go the^e, you cannot LED ZEPPELIN...... Houses of the Holy Norman J. Jr. and Geraldine A. TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD achieve this position,” he said. LeDuc, property on Crystal EAST HARTFORD SEALS & CROFTS...... Diamond Girl “Don't try to go to college Lake Rd.; Herman Schmidt to CONNECTICUT because it won’t do you any Charles F. Larson Jr.; property PINK FLOYD...... Dark Side of the Moon good. You know, a black UNNNFBnUDER ' on Kent Rd.; Werner 0. Kunzli INVITATION youngster — a Negro youngster, PUISWBOOONniOl to Habitat InC., property on TEMPTATIONS...... Masterpiece that’s what we were called then Snipsic Lake Rd. TO BID EDGAR WINTER GROUP — can never make it. Just be content to get on with junior RE: SUPPLY AND ...... They Only Come Out at Night INSTALL FENCING high school if you can. I refused Sealed bids will be received LIZA MINNELLI...... The Singer to listen to that kind of advice.” at the office of the Purchasing Agent, 740 Main Street, East THE CHI-LITES...... A Letter To Myself Hartford, Conn, until Thursday, HEALTH CAPSULES® Herald- JEFF BECK, TIM BOGERT AND CARMINE APPICE by Michael A. Prili, M.D. June 14, 1973 at 10:00 A.M. and Yesterdays will be publicly opened and read DONOVAN ...... Ck)smic Wheel tioW you at that time and place for the JOHNNY WINTER...... Still Alive and Well LMYejTiiE THiRMoMBTefL. above mentioned commodities IfJ yoiSRMoilTH Fo r 25 Years Ago ALICE COOPER...... Billion Dollar Babies Ao<:uRATe. Rm p im <5 2 and service. 25 LB. The annual Memorial Day Information ■ for bidders, JEFFERSOKi AIRPLANE parade held despite inclement specifications, proposal and FERTILIZER & WEED CONTROL weather. Atty. John Rottner, contract forms are available at ...... Thirty Seconds Over Winterland World War II veteran, delivers the office of the. Purchasing BREAD...... The Best of Bread 99 address. Agent, 740 Main Street, East R a g .A .03 Hartford. 3 Fted your lawn as it clears out ugly dandelion 10 Years Ago The right is reserved to reject ond other weeds. Covers 5,000 sq. ft. House and Hale Store may be any or all, or any part of any or all bids when such action is bought by Gorin’s chain store piv/e MlHUTti W/LU corporation of Boston, depen deemed to be for the best in ai'Je You terest of the Town of East Hart ding on outcoine of creditors’ IS e Mo^T ford. meeting, corporation officials A ccurate. say. Town cf R m p in s . East Hartford N e ih h C eptuU f givDS h«lpful information, John W.^Torpey him olinlefidedtoboof adiag'^eitic naturo. Purchasing Agent .• 381 Broad St., Manchester
i I 1 s w ^ i i./Af « r r\ PAGE TEN —-MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31, 1973______^ . \ Sellitto-Benson Tomko-Adams Duplicate Bridge Engaged MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., May 31, 1973 - PAGE ELEVEN The engagement of Miss schools in Old Town, Maine, and FOOD FOR AMERICANS Results of the h^mchester and Paul Barton; second, Mr. Janice Neptune of Manchester Manchester. She is employ^ at YWCA duplicate bridge game ^ Mrs. Glenn Prentiss; and played May 21 are as follows: to Roger Galipeau, also of Cheney Brothers Inc. STOCK UP ON tWrd, Joyce Driskell and Mrs. Manchester, has been an Open Pairs Club Championship, Her fiance is a graduate of Francis Haines. nounced by her parents, Mr. A Pay-As-You-Fish Story North-South, first, Mrs. Betty Lewiston (Maine) High School. Barter and Mrs. Elaine and Mrs. AaThur Neptune of 160 He is employed atMulti-Qrcuits School St. Webster; second, Mii. Jean in Manchester. Perretti and Mlrs. Ann Results of the Manchester Mr. Galipeau is the son of Jaworski; third, Mrs. Margaret KofC duplicate bridge games Leonard Galipeau of Lewiston, The couple plan a June 30 Boyle and Mrs. Ann played May 24 are as foUows: Maine. wedding at the home of the McLaughlin. " North-South, first, Mrs. Vernon The bride-elect attended b ri^ .______-______Also, East-Westi Arst, Mrs. Mitchell and Edna Parsell; se o Dot Atoynatan arid Mrs. Dot cond, Mrs. Neville Smith and Koropatkin; second, Mrs. Joyce Driskell; third. Dr. Saul Eleanor Crafts and Mrs. Peg Cohen and Ernest Berube TREE f I a t c u t yjunfleld; third, Mrs. Flo OSOA Barre’ and Mrs. Arili DeMartin. Also, East-West, first, Mrs. CORMVD Richard DeMartin and Mrs. SPRAYING James McLaughlin; second, lEO Mrs. Robert Dunfield and Mrs Phone 344-0321 RIB Results of the Manchester Roger Crafts; third, Mrs. W i YWCA Novice duplicate bridge Joseph Buths and Mrs. Richard MILLANE NURSERIES games played May 23 are as Terhune. I follows: First, Mrs. Ann a n d tree experts Ingram and Mrs. Ronnie CROMWELL. CONN. Toomey; second, Mrs. DebUe ililiSil imiin Smith and Mrs. Barbara Beckley; third, Burtt Farley and Mrs. Sally Heavisides;, R i b fourth, Mrs. Olga Skinner and Mrs. Ann Coakley. This game is Ro a s t held weekly to Inteoduce new players to duplicate, 9:15 a.m. to noon. M/UKHESTER ill IAmIAk/O Results of the Manchester There's more than one way to cook a pay-pond trout to save money. .L in k , JLlCED Bridge Club games played May l A O f f k 25 are as follows: North-^outfa, Then and Now BACON first, Joseph Toce and James By AILEEN CLAIRE brown. Add almonds and Polites; second, Ren Hickman saute on a low heat until STAR GA*ER!*0 NEA Food Editor ------By CLAY R. PO LLA N - and Sid McKende; Uiird, John golden. Add lemon juice to ARIES LIIRA WMOLE cur TO VouA Descy and Mrs. R.H. Holla^; While Dad is out cleaning pan. Shake flour onto sheet MAR. Jl J M Your Daily Acfivify Gvida Burkamp Photo « edition will be distributed to pur subscribers at no ad- According lo f/it Sforx. o e s i R i Mrs. James A. Tomko East-West, first, Mr. and up the barbecue. Mom is in of waxed paper or foil, salt -'S^APR. 1» ditiopal charge on Saturday, June 23. You can order extra copies for 0*4-6^66-741 To develop, messoge for Fridoy, oAPefi ^oi\/ Richard Jaworski; Second, Ihe kitchen perusing the lightly and dredge fish in it 5-16>27-40^ RIBS OP Mrs. Gary Alan Sellitto A^5-76-77 read words corresponding to numbers friends and relatives now. Let them know why Manchester is a town we most recent meat and pork giving a thin coating of flour. 51-72-8485 •^5 A \/e South United Methodist Bridesmaids were Mrs. Judy Edward Conway and KieRherine y f T A U R U S of vour Zodioc birth sign. are all proud to be a part of. prices to see what’s for fu Melt 6 tablespoons of butter 1 Ploy 31 *“’ And * 6 1 10 SCORPIO Jenen; third, Mr. and Mrs. ^ - \ APR. 20 Church, Manchester, was the Paolino of Glastonbury, Mrs. ture outdoor cookouts. Presi in a large frying pan and 2 Slop! 32 For 62 To ocr. 2J< 3 You Center Congregational assorted spring flowers. Gaily Desy of WestHartford and Fred Baker. I ^ mI a t 20 33 Concerning 63 The NOP. 2r- scene May 12 of the marriage of dent Nixon suggested that when very hot, add two 4 You 2 Church, Manchester, was the Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mrs. Marsha Hublard of .11-22-33-44 34 Challenge 64 Your SOFTWe\/e L FOUL p a c k a Miss Bonnie Jo Adams of Lake we “buy something else — trout. Shake pan a little as '55-60-7I 5 Speed 35 Weor 65 Ability scene May 12 of the marriage of Elayne N. Nadler of East Hart Manchester. 0 6 Good 36 To 66 To Oswego, Ore., formerly of say, fish,’’ which brought a trout cook to prevent stick GEMINI Miss Laurie Elizabeth Benson ford, sister of bridegroom; They wore long linen gowns Bronx cheer from regular 7 Moke 37 Big 67 As SAGITTARIUS b a tm r o o m t is s u e Glastonbury, and James A. Results of thd Andover ing. M AT 21 6 Consolidote 38 So 68 Feosible ^ / 9 9 ’^ of Manchester and Gary A. M ailed 9 Your 39 Meetings 69 Group N or. 22 / ' Miss Cathy M. Spilecki of Tomko of Manchester. with bateau ' necklines, fish eaters. Prices here are i (JU/lt 20 Sellitto of East Hartford. Manchester; Mrs. Gail Heimer Bridge Club May 29 gOtribs aSe EXTRA high, too. What is one to do? Cook about 5 minutes on K r lODo 40 Isn't 70 Unknown DEC. 21 e The bride is the daughter of accented with white lace 7-18-32-43 11 Moke 41 Expond 7 1 Journey as follows: First, Earle CurtiSS Anywhere In each side. Remove to a hot 8-19-30-41^ of Glastonbury. Junior Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Adams collars, short white lace A1 McClane of - Field & '54-63-73 12 Gomes 42 Tolents 72 Importont uNDCBwoopSmtrADS t m L / platter. Add 6 tablespoons li >3 You 43 Yourself ' 73 Top 5 2-57 -68 0 7 The bride is the daughter of bridesmaids were Miss Bonnie sleeves, empire bodice and soft COPIES Stream magazine says, “Go CANCER of Lake Oswego, Ore. The Th e U .S.A . remaining butter to pan for UTend 44 Future 74 Analyze CAPRICORN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ben Benson of Manchester, sister of bridegroom is the son of Mr. controlled skirts. Their head- fishing.’’ Of course, he would the other two fish. Saute. 15 Con • ^5 Such 75 Situotions DEC. ot. son of 27 Bates Rd. The the bride; and Miss Gayle say that since he is its fish I6 0 f 46 Yourself 76 Is and, Mrs. Andrew Tomko of pieces were rings of baby’s When all are cooked and 22 17Doy 47 Feor 77 Highlighted JAN.N. IP bridegroom is the son of Mr. Sellitto of East Hartford, the Manchester. breath., jS ing editor. However, Mc- arranged on the platter, pour 3^ 3-14-25-36 18 Room 48 Todoy 78 Activities 1-12.23-34^ and Mrs. Joseph A. Sellitto of bridegroom’s sister.- Just mail or bring this coupon to The Herald along with 500 per copy, -Clane proposes a super sug 3/47-59-70 19 Your 49 Hord 79 Avoid 45-67-80-861i f . KOSUERCMlPS Oy The Rev. George Webb of Thomas Tomko of almond mixture over them 20 Know-how 50 And 80 Chess gestion. Do your fishing in a LEO East Hartford. Manchester officiated at the Manchester, brother of the and we’ll take care of the rest. and garnish with lemon 21 Nor 51 As 8 1 Unexpected AQUARIUS hpe t^ez. ^ nearby “pay-pond.” 22 Inquiries 52 Where bridegroom, was best man. wedges dipped in finely 82 A The Rev. Lyman Farrar of Their gowns were similar to double-ring ceremony. S h o W e r AUG. 22 23 Thor 53 Could 83 Outrank I—- He says, “The prospect of chopped parsley. Makes 4 24 Could 54 At the honor attendants except The bride, given in marriage Ushers were Larry Adams of 84 As srewroiOMAToss 99’ Center Congregational Church, a day’s outing to catch blue- servings. 4-15-26-37 25 Now 55 Vocotion 85 Consistency 2-1324-35^ Manchester and the Rev. they were in rainbow colors of by her father, wore a white Lake Oswego, Ore., brother of L&i48-S6-79-B7 26 Win 56 But f 86 Scrabble 146-61-8 2 -to '^ COMSTOCK /6,c%. ' * gills, catfish, bass or trout 27 Effort satin skirt with Empire bodice the bride; Gary Hublard of VIRGO 57 It's ^ 87 Gambles PISCES James Carrol of St. Rose’s chiffon. The junior bridesmaids Miss Katherine Bamiak of 10 TROUT PARMESAN 28 For 58 Bring at prices ranging from ‘fifty- A AUG. 23 86 Benefits PfI. I» •>>. Parish, East Hartford, of carried fireside baskets with in satin over lace, long lace Manchester; and Stan Golka of Russell St., was recently cents a pole’ to one or two 4 12-ounce trout, boned 29 Try 59 The 89 Others 6EANS n iu - 9 “Manchester, Then and Now 30 Position ficiated at the double-ring spring assortment flowers. sleeves with cuffs and lace East Hartford. honored at a surprise mis and butterflied 't?' SEpf. 22 60 Or 90 Frazzle MAR. covered buttons. Her floor- A reception was held at the cellaneous bridal Shower at Manchester Evening Herald Circulation dollars a pound is drawing ,10-21-29-38 ^jGood (fe) Adverse 6-17-2339/D FRIMetUiRCE»l 0 / 4 ™ ceremony. The church was 4 eggs beaten 49-62-83^89 6F 50-69-78 Vfel length veil was trimmed in Country Squire in Ellington, Materese’s Restaurant in 16 Brainard Place, Manchester thousands of people from ^ pound finely grated - decorated with floral metropolitan areas.” Joseph A. Sellitto Jr. of East lace. after which the couple left for Newington. Parmesan cheese BSAKS m s ooa J l arrangements. Walter Gryzb of Hartford was his brother’s best Pay-ponds make good U^F A Mrs. Charlene Kulo of Jamaica. They will reside in ^Over SO relatives and friends Capers Manchester was organist. man. Ushers were Gary H. Ben family fun and also offer a Middletown was maid of honor. East Hartford.. from the Hartford area Salt and pepper son of Manchester, the bride’s guarantee of catching a fish The bride, given in marriage ' attended the affair which was SAUCE brother; Robert T. Nadler of . . . “for a pay-pond to pay by her father, wore a white silk .hosted by her aunt, Mrs. Connie From: its owner, you have to catch 2 cups milk life PTANUTBOTTre O V , East Hartford, the organza floor-length gown with Hildebrand of Manchester. A N a m e ...... fish.” McClane offers a va 4 ounces flour scoop neckline in venise lace, bridegroom’s brother-in-law; S 5 8 S buffet was served, after which riety of ways to prepare one 4 ounces butter PoLceDoLCe \ZtTAIrALfAe/$T/le29ot.^^tTA iTALfAs/Sr/le29et. O / i 9 and 'David T. McGregor of {Engaged A d dress...... z i p ...... Juliet slaves. Empire waist, the bride-elect opened her gifts. of his favorite fish, trout, in Dip trout in beaten eggs, A-line skirt with flounced Manchester, cousin of the She was also honored at two T ow n ...... ; ...... s t a t e !!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!...... cluding the limon bleu or then on waxed paper press insurance P K L E D T(0a«AI10C5 ^ / b o , bridegroom. them in a mixture of one- hemline, and attached chapel other showers, one given by her poached blue trout. He sug gests stuffing trout with cran half of the cheese to coat the train. Her bouffant elbow- maid of hohor. Miss Jean Bot-'' coueae iK e/ 2i>ot ^ / J i r { length veil of silk illusion was meat, fixing a Trout Parm e fish heavily. Salt and pepper on all instailmant loans at no A reception was held at the ticello of Elmwood arid the san or with^monds. generously. Deep fry m pea tomato cocktail attached to a matching lace and other by ho- bridesmaids. Miss To;- Garden Grove Restaurant in nut or vegetable oil until the extra charga to you. peAscKAL, - r , Size MdPACKk^pack ^ ^ / pearl headpiece. She carried a Manchester. For a wedding trip Michael Cloutier and Miss N a m e ...... TROUT. WITH ALMONDS trout are crisp. To make cascade bbuduet of white car to the Pocono Mountains in Diane Maguire, both of A d dress...... Zip . 4 whole 12-ounce trout, sauce, heat milk to boiling nations, roses and stephanotis. dressed XVORVSOAP I' Pennsylvania, Mrs. Sellitto Manchester; and Mrs. RiOhard Tow n...... State point and blend in flour and ^ 9 Mrs. Melinda J. Clough of wore a three-piece pantsuit in Martel of Plainvllle. The Vs pound butter or butter. Stir over a low flame margarine until thick. Add the remain East Hartford, was matron of orange, brown and beige. Upon bridesmaids’ shower was held 1 cup sifted flour MANCHESTER STATE BANK ceiso (t/ie e K honor. their return they will reside at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing cheese and capers and Salt and pepper, to taste blend thoroughly. Pour over 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTCR She wore a pink chiffon gown 32 Walnut St. Joseph Cloutier of 44 Ken ^ 1 cup blanched almonds fish before serving. sington iSt. (Open Sat. 9 a.in. -12 noon Mombor FDIC with ruffled wedding ring collar manrljrBtn' Ettming HmUi Juice of % lemon ■ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) edged in lace, long bishop Mrs. Sellitto i^fFgraduate of Miss BaflUak, dlllgilter of 8 lemon wedges dipped in 2 2 9 Mr. and Mrs. Anchrew finely chopped parsley - ' sleeves, edged in lace with mul the Creative School of Hair ti bib front. Empire waist and dressing. Mr., Sellitto is a of 10 Russell St., wilt becoMe C o arsely knife-chop A-line skirt. She wore a graduate of the Culinary the bride of Lawrence Cloutier, ' 2 3 blanched almonds. Melt 6 matching multi-headpiece and Institute of America. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph COMING JUNE tablespoons butter in a small ^merL veil and carried a bouquet of Cloutier of 44 Kenaiinton St., frying pan until very light '/e L L o y June 9, at St. JameS Onirch. W M f T ^ d r l-O B E School Menus OHiOf4S TUNA The cafeteria menus for the 2 l e s . Manchester Public Schools, The engagement of Miss BUY A The engagement of Miss June 4-8, are: Deborah Ann Tracy of Tolland Audrey Gail Frechette to Monday, Meat and gravy on Wi. to Frederick E. Wanegar Jr., Wallace West Laws Jr., has mashed potato, buttered peas, also of Tolland, has been an The summer body suit,,, been announced by her parents, bread, butter, milk, mixed nounced by her parents, Mr. Mrs. Audrey .^Burcham of it^s bearing up nicely! fruit. and Mrs. Clarence H. Tracy of Ki'tciienA icl. Manchester aiid Clarence Tuesday: Italian spaghetti Glen Dr., Tolland. Frechette of Winsted. V with meat sauce, tossed salad, bread, butter, milk, fruit popsi- DISHWASHER MODEL DF YOUR CHOICE Mr. Wanegar. is the son of Mr. cle. afidMrs. Frederick E.-Wanegar Her fiance is the son of Mr. Wednesday: Frankfurt on a Sr. of Doyle Rd., Tolland. and Mrs. Wallace Laws Sr. of roll, potato chips, buttered F tF /^ F/PE South Windsor. spinach, milk, apple crisp. 5 ^ e e t Life The bride-elect is a 1972 — designs this cool, breegy Thursday: Oven fried graduate of Tolland High School ^ P /tC K The bride-elect will graduate look in dotted swiss and chicken, cranberry sauce, toa^atoes and is now attending the from Manchester High School parslied potato, whole kernel Creative School of Hairdressing styles it'^for warm summer days... in 1974. corn, bread, butter, milk, bro cco li in Manchester. Mr. Wanegar, with wide open neckline, bared pears. INSTALLED SW EErliPElin. SrouFFEX's epEAMEO//n. also a 1972 graduate of Tolland sun-back, cool cap sleeves and best Friday: Orange juice, toasted High School, is employed by Mr. Laws, a graduate of cheese sandwich, potato sticks, ORAKtiB ' X A a . CMIPPEP Q O Pratt & Whitney Division of South Windsor High School and of all a body-bra built right in. Porter School of Design, is coleslaw, milk and ice cream. United Aircraft Corporation in The fabric's a stretchy, blend of JOICB 8BWP y V ’' East Hartford. employed by Caldors in T ONE tow PfflC Manchester as department nylon and polyester, that comes in La CfIo/ b / u ,. fiEAl (fOLD /L ,. manager of receiving. navy or red with white. Snap The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss No date has been set for the' AT Suzanne Ellen Chilson to F. ^nnette Bedard of Manchester wedding. A July wedding is planned. bottom closing, of course. Sites C O O K I N G s b c e o a g Scott Hall, has been announced to Lance Cpl. Raymond Martin small, medium and large, 13.00. MANCHESTER by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Manchester, has been an IS F U N rolls ^ y STRAWBftWWS*’^ Bertram A. Chilson of nounced by her parents, Mr. 5P£claLs Manchester. and Mrs. Lucien Bedard of 142 WEP-dAT • ' Eldridge St. iAb(AL££/4n. Mr. Hall is the son of Mr. and v r n p U f e P IA V 3 C Mrs. Frederick Hall of Her fiance is the son of Mr. ty CECILY BtOWNSTONE t e l e v is io n P APPLIANCES CHOCOLATE -jUAJe2 Westport. and Mrs. Lionel Martin of AP Pood Editor Manchester. crave w MASTER CHARGE. CAKES V 7 BANK AMERICARb OR GRAPE-PEACH RELISH Undivided Responsibility The bride-elect is a 1970 The bride-elect is a 1972 DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL graduate q,f Russell Sage BUTTERFIELD'S CHARGE. No cooking necessary! SOLD, DELIVERED, COMPLETELY graduate of Manchester High Honeymoons • Resorts 1 can (1 pound) peach slices, INSTAUED AND SERVICED College, and is currently pur School and is employed at First Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel suing graduate studies in educa drained and chopped KICHIAUD Hartford Realty Corporation in NO SERVICE CHARGE 1 jar (10 ounces) Concord grape AT ONE LOW PRICE tion at Central Connecticut Manchester. State College. jam Lance Cpl. Martin, a 1971 1/3 cup currants MANCHEOTn Her fiance is a 1966 graduate graduate of Manchester High 647-9949 1/2 cup diced celery 1/2 cup diced green pepper PARK of Morris Harvey College and is School, is serving in the U.S. currently employed at Valley Marine Corps and will finish his 2 teaspoons grated orange rind OPEN 1/2 teaspoon Ourry powder Wod., Thura., FrI. Po t / Wholesale Building Products in tour of duty Aug. 3. 3 I 1 HIGHLAND STREET Springfield, Mass. 1/8 teaspoon salt J v iS m t Too TELKVI8ION ^ APPUANCX A September wedding at St. Mix together all the ingredi •udgat 10 38 Montht ’til 9 pm P IE S ^ AA A NC HESTER CONN. James Church, Manchester is ents; cover and chill for several Savtogi lank ol [ H £ (‘ fi f) IC E U M E A [ S [ N [ 0 N ' A July wedding i& planned. HOURS: Mon, thru FrI. 9-5 - Sat, lo-l. 67 East Center St.. Manchester! NEXT TO STOP J ii d .SHOP planned. MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT 0 2 hours to blend flavors. Makes ManciMttor about 2 1/2 cups. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thujs rM ay 3l, 1^3
BOTANICAL GARDEN The worlds wettest recorded ^N C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31,1973 — PAGE H^S BIG ARBORETUM spot is Mt. Waialeale, Hawaii, THIRTEEN Class Action Filed NEW YORK (AP) - The Church Opens New World which yearly averages 460 New York Botanical Garden inches in rain. A NEW CONCEPT IN PANEL SAVINGS! THE ONLY STORE OF ITS KIND IN THE NORTHEAST' has been granted title to an 1,- 800-acre tract of land in Mil- Headquarters Building For Federal Prisoners Ibrook, N.Y., on which it has LOSE UGLY FAT been developing the Cary Ar start loiing wtighi today OR BOSTON (AP) - The Church MONEY BACK. MONADEX la a tiny r - f The complaint requests that Named as defendants are At- boretum. a great deal more than just new WASHINGTON (AP) - A of Christ, Scientist, officially building, a semi-circular Sun labtat that will halp curb your da- the handling of prisoner mail be ty. Gen. Elliot Richardson; Dr. Howard S. Irwin said it physical structures,” said airt lor ticaaa food. Eat laaa-waigh civil liberties group filed a opened a $70 million expansion day school building and a long, class action suit on behalf of 82 taken out of the hands of the Norman A. Carlson, director of would allow the garden “to in Arthur P. Wuth, chairman of laaa. Conlaina no dangaroda druga crease dramatically our ecolo of its world headquarters low general service building. and will not makt you narvoua. No prison officials and that it be the Bureau of Prisons; Post The Christian Science Board of alranuoua aaareiaa. Changa your Ilia jA New To federal prisoners Wednesday Wednesday. They stand along the edges of a handled by postal authorities in master General E.T. Klassen gical commitment to mankind Directors. "It stands for in . . atari today. MONAOEX coali. contending their mail is cen near and far.” The new complex, which will 700-foot long reflecting pool. the future. and the wardens of 13 separate dreasing volume of activity on $3.00 tor'a 20 day aupply and SS.OO sored and that they are not A “test period” use of the provide additional traching and lor twica lha amount. Loaa ugly'lat federal prisons located in states the part of Christian Scientists or your monay will ba ralundad with aliowed to receive political property was authorized in 1971 office space, is located next to from Connecticut to California. throughout the world which Besides the Mother Church no quaaliona aakad by; publications. In addition, each of the 82 by the trustees of the trust es the 79-year-old Christian The National Prison Project needs to be serviced by the and its domed extension, the The lawsuit, fiied in U.S. prisoners seeks $15,000 in tablished by the late Mary Science Mother Church on the Liggett Rexall Parked* Drug — is an arm of the American CivI various departments here.” center also includes a 228 SPENCER STREET MANCHESTCR Pay Less Fbr District Court by the National damages against the defen Flager Cary. fringe of the city’s Back Bay. nilhliehinn k t tu MIddI# Tpk*. W*St-Mall Liberties Union Foundation. The new structures consist of publishuig building, home of the r i .,^ Prison Project, charges that dants for their past acts. “This new center represents there has been unlawful in a 26-story administration Christian Science Monitor. P " * * " terference with and censorship of prisoner mail to and from ANNOUNCES their attorneys, courts, members of Congress, news Panels} media, family and friends. The complaint also alleges WE HAVE GATHERED TOGETHER FROM that the federal prisons refuse. to permit prisoners to receive ALL PANELS RE-PRICED publications of a political B la z e rs OUR 33 SHOWROOMS...ALL SECONDS, nature such as Mohammed Speaks, Ramparts, Prisoners Digest International Black CLOSE-OUTS, IRREGULARS, SPECIAL (GUARANTEED News, Right On and The 7 7 Outlaw. The suit asks the court to declare the various mail prac PURCHASES, ODDS & ENDS AND OTHER tices of the defendants un constitutional and for an injunc tion to stop them from con SLIGHTLY DAMAGED WALL PANELS! tinuing the practice. Planning Royal Wedding Polyester solids, prints: SPECIAL Princess Anne, 22, and her fiance, Lt. Mark Phillips, 24, PURCHASE! sucker solids and checks. Sizes to 18. stroll on the grounds of Buckingham Palace. 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Wolfe, unit in Northfield Green wood base, soft By EVAN M. PATTAK Now, even as miners under Condominium, conveyance tax rubber sole and 49 Sheer Ankle or Knee Hi’s Associated Press Writer MFD banners win the first elec OPENING $36,30. heel. Hand carved in tions in dqcades for most dis Leo P. and Ellen J. Dressei to Italy. Red, navy, CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) tricts, MFD leaders say it it THURSDAY, May 31st at 5 P.M. white, bone in sizes Knee V lV tV Ankle — Miners for Democracy, the time ^0 think of the UMW first. John A. Orsini Jr. and Sylvia 5 to 10. H i’s W Hi’s Peiser, property at 698 Center reform movement that ousted Some observers view it as an Nude sandal foot, fits 8 1 /2 fo 11. St., conveyance tax $33. the United Mine Workers union effort to achieve a united front for contract negotiations in iiifdniinES B i!iI3IBEEEBBBiBEII^^SCEEEE Joseph Jay Jackson and regime of W. A. “Tony” Boyle, 1974. Theresa J. Jackson to James J. must be phased out and forgotten, its organizers say. and Colleen N. Perkins, proper Currently, about half the un ty at 79-81 Walnut St., con For Patio “The MFD was a good, viable ion’s member^ belong to MFD- veyance tax $42.90. AM Our or Home! force for what it was intend^. controlled districts. Officials Eleanor M. Abbott to Robert Our Entire Stock! It got what we wanted; the say the distinction should not be W. and Sandra H. Bailey, 8.99 of 8.99 right to elect our people. But we emphasized. S A V E 4 0 % property at 447 Adams St., con Loungewear are United Mine Workers and veyance tax $28.05. not Miners for Democracy,” “We don’t care whether he’s Peter S. Harris to Gerald J. D re s s e s Swim Suits said Jack Perry, newly elected a Miller man or a Boyle man, as and Susan O’Keefe, property at president of the union’s District long as he’s a coal miner,” said 31 Village St., conveyance tax Our Reg. 5.99 17 here. Lawrence Hays, a monitor in $42.90. Indiana. “That’s all behind us Trade Names MFD was formed after the now. We’re all United Mine Craig F. White and Charles 1966 murder of Joseph “Jock” Workers.” Jack Coniam, doing business as .S- Yablonski, who was killed a SAND TROPICANA A union official conceded, University Acquisitions, 423 E. short time after he lost a bid to however, that the union is not Center St. unseat Boyle as union presi united. WOOD WOOD NUTMEG John Bissell and Charles Jack dent. Coniam, doing business as Ver non Acquisitions, 423 E. Center A mermaid’s paradise! One I The movement eventually “Some of the wounds will PANEL PANEL St. and two- piece styles in won new court-ordered elec stay fresh just because there polyester and jersey knits solids and prints. Nylons, Marriage Licenses — the washable, pacKable tions, and last December Ar are some divisions,” he said. Caftans and long lounge- helancas, spandex In sizes Some 4,(W0 miners went on Lawrence Arthur Cloutier, 44 travel mate! Short sets, 30 to 38. nold Miller and his MFD slate Kensington St., and Katherine culottes, halter dresses, wear, hostess gowns, pa- won control of the 200,000- strike several weeks before the cool and smart. 10 to 20, ^ lazzo pants. Stunning colors member hnion. elections in what they termed a Ann Barniak, 10 Russell St., and prints. ’ 14 1/2 fo 24 1/2. MFD also came to symbolize protest of Miller’s interference June 9, St. James Church. Jumbo Jacquard Beach Towels John Goiangos Jr., 207 Wells other intraunion fights against in district affsirs. 4’*r St., and Mary Ann Kuntzelman/ the Boyle leadership, which “ We’ve got to forget the 32" X 84", 3 ply Iiuin Smart designer past,” the official said. 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May 31. 1 9 7 3 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Bolton Amwui Io t n r n u fu ll* Mealtime Junior High A C B06S DOWN No Complaints Heard Mrs. Victor Moses Boat Registration S5', ON ( HINA FARMS Junior Women’s Club 1-----roU 1 Snoozes Peking—In China 85 per cent 4 Irish ------2 Western state Shifted to MVD of the labor forte is used in ag- 8 VegeUblei 3 Venomous Over VD Education I'ltulture, compared with 34 per 12 Indonesian of spider Heads Hadassah Referendum Effective July 1, Connecticut The new schedule is: $3 for rent in tin* Soviet Union, 17 per Mindanao 4 Oscillate < Numbering Houses 5 Fork prong " rent in Japan and 4.2 percent in 13 Judicious Manchester’s school ad Manchester school system for town clerks will stop motorboats under 16 feet, $10 Leaves of absence without Mrs. Victor Moses of 44 Cone the United States. 14n Wicked SHighregard ministration hasn’t received 29 years. secretaries; Mrs. Phillip registering boats. All motor- for those 16 to 39 feet, and $25 15 Nominal value 7 Tiny pay were granted Wednesday St. was installed for her second any complaints about a • Miss Janet Norris, a Edelson and Mrs. Norman boat registration respon for those 40 feet or longer. Vote Sought 16 Mediate ®------pi® nighL to; term as president of Myette and pitching for the Bolton Elducation Association, DONNA HOLLAND 18 City in 9 Nights before 2SUpri^t hoatzin venereal disease education mathematics teacher at Illing' Spector, financial secretaries; sibilities will be assumed by the Mets was Kevin Ovian. • 1 ^ . Christine Burgess, an Manchester Chapter of Correspondent pro, Rockville Public Health Oklahoma events standard 41 City in program now running in the Junior High School; retirement Mrs. Bernard Krutt, treasurer; Motor Vehicle Department. Kevin led the attack for the Nursing Association, Democrat 26 Rwoke a elementary nyisic teacher- Hadassah this week at the home Tel. 6464)375 20 Alleviated 10 Military Hion'itana town’s secondary schools. Dr. effective June 30. She has Mrs. David Kneppel, recording The change is authorized un Mets with a triple and a single. ZlFtetxxes assistant aaoi*Muih legacy 42 Pace leave for 1973-1974 school year. of Mrs. Leon .Podrove, Butter The Bolton Junior Women’s Town Committee, Republican DOUG BEVINS the school board’s building and Alfred Tychsen, assistant taught at Illing for 14 years. secretary. der Public Act 257, signed into ’The Braves Tommy Pag^oli Town Committee, Walter pertinaciously H Winter vdiicle 27 F rill^ pigeon 43 Asian sea • Mrs. Myrna Spector, nut Rd. P « « HIU-JOVIX Flow n SHOP Club numbering committee has (Her<8d Reporter) sites committee, was "that the 22 Paradise ITThrevroff 28 Solar disk 44 Challenge superintendent of schools, told • Mrs. Dorothy Renn, a pre Chairmen of the various com- law April 30 by Gov. Thomas had 'two triples. Lee Schezetti Waddell Scholarship, Harry T. special education teacher at Mrs. Sidney Cohen, president been working^ on the numbering Proposed additions and Board of Education accept in 24 Chooses fumes 29 Fashion 46 Burden the Board of Education primary teacher at Washin^on Keeney Street School; leave for mittees are Mrs. Carl Meskill. In addition, the bill singled in the last inning to Miner Boys State Award and 26 Nervous 19 Emaciate 31 Herons 47 Tumuh of the Connecticut Region of W E E K E N D s p e c i a l '] of houses for permanent renovations to Manchester’s concept, and within the Wednesday night. School; retirement effective 1973-1974 year. Gartenberg, American affairs; modifies motorboat registra drive in the winning run. Bolton’s professional and malady 23 Ehccessively 33 Headed pin 48 R ill bird Hadassah and a past president mailing addresses. two junior high schools have guidelines of the Citizens Ad fond one 38 Seem 50 Follower “So far it’s been going over June 30. She has been teaching Mrs. Arnold Klau, audio-visual tion fees for the larger boats Brownie Fly-Up business men. 27BIascxUine • Louis D. Saloom, principal of Manchester Chapter, of Committee members are been referred to the town’s visory Committee, the ad nickname 24 Verbal 40 Guiana (suffix) very well,” Tychsen said. The in Manchester for 38 years. of Nathan Hale School; leave aids; Mrs. Josiah Lessner, and eliminates the penalty fee POMPONS Brownie Troop 620 held its ’They would also like to thank Board of Directors for possible ditions and renovations tn Tiling 30 Sent by ficiated at the installation Janet Gleason and Bette r r " 4 r T i r nr t r two-week program is nearly The' Board of Education for 1973-1974 school year to bulletin editor; Mrs. Lewis for late registration. fly-up ceremony at the elemen all those who gave through certain roads ceremonies. Dufraine. Kay Peterson, town placement on a referendum this and Bennet Junior High Schools completed at Illing Junior High extended special appreciation complete his doctoral program Segal, cards and certificates; $ 4 87 coffee hours or the Dollars for 32 Monster 12 13 i4 treasurer, drew up a mastor list tary school. Leaders of Troop November. as its recommended solution to (comb, form) School and Manchester High td the retiring teachers with at the University of Connec Mrs. Jules Goldstein, con I bunch for the committee. From this 620 are Mrs. Oscar Placco and Scholars drive, former The Board of Education the secondary school space 34 Affirm IS 16 17 School, and it will start at long years of service in town. ticut. ference; Mrs. George Sandals, list the committee has been Mrs. Raymond Vine. The Brow graduates of Bolton High Wednesday night unanimously problem; and that the ad 35 Redacted Bennet Junior High School next Hadassah Associates; Mrs...... r " (Cash and Carry) nies were flown up by Junior School, and those who d on a^ 36 Meadow II 19 week. assiping house numbers to all passed a motion directing the ministration refer this program 37£kect William Bayer, Hadassah home owners. Girl Scout ’Troop 666. without solicitation. school administration to refer to the Board of Education for 39 Climbing Ai The program, part of the Israel education services. Prof. Robinson FLOWanS tnd ARRANOEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . The house numbers will Brownies who flew up are ’They would also like to com the program to the Directors referendum purposes this plant 2i 24 47 a 24 whool system’s physical educa Also, Mrs. Saul Roth and To Be Honored replace all box numbers and Lynn Halobufdo, Barbara mend the efforts of students for referendum purposes. November.” « 40 Hashish tion curriculum, wasdeveloped Mrs. Philip Schiff, hospitality; 36 ()AK ST., MAINCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 source 33 RFD numbers. The new Shepardson, Karen Chick, members of the National Honor The motion, in t^ uced by Greenberg said the building with the assistance of Dr. Mrs. Ronald Jacobs, Jewish NEW HAVEN (AP) - The ___ FRF,E Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. . 41 Franklin’s Jv ' A' numbers, which will not be the Heather Hanford, Patricia Society, student council and Paul Greenberg, chairman of and sites committee will make nickname 34 Nicholas Marzialo, town health National Fund; Mrs. Herman Dutch Mathematical Society same as the present box Franz, Susan Cavanagh, those who conducted the a presentation to the Board of 42 Egyptian director, and the Manchester Lassow, life membership; Mrs. has chosen Prof. Abraham leadCT 3i numbers, are being sent to all Patricia Vine, Lori Vercelli, successful Dollars for Scholars Directors next Tuesday. Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Charles Borgida, publicity; Robinson to receive its 45C!ertain Brouwer Medal for his con home owners with the tax bills. Kathryn Loalbo, Laura Gamo drive. Greenberg and other school pigeons 40 41 Before the program began, I Mobile Homes Mrs. Arthur Lassow, Bentley School tributions to the field of logic, Senior Citizens and Eileen Vogel. Zoning Board of Appeals board members mentioned 49E ^ em eral 42 43 44 46 i) 48 parents of secondary schoof telephone; Mrs. Herbert 51 Uncle (Sp.) Yale said today. Wednesday, the senior Junior Girl Scouts ’The Zoning Board of Appeals Wednesday night that they students were invited to a Brandwein, tourism; Mrs. To Hold Fair 52 Merit 44 60 4i The medal, which was in citizens will leave community Junior Girl Scout ’Troop 666 allowed a variance to Ai^ew would prefer the additions and 53 Tightly drawn meeting aimed at describing Hardest Hit Harold Krantz, youth ac 42 itiated in 1969, is named after hall at 9:30 a.m. for a bus tt;ip to had its awards night at Hoar, North Rd. to build closer An international fair renovations projects for the two 54 Craggy hill u 8T the VD education program. tivities; Mrs. Charles Gorman, 55 Entreaty L .E .J. Brouwer the leading 3 Mystic Seaport. They will tour Chandler Hall at Bolton tp his front yard line. featuring the Silk City Chorus, schools to go on the voting 46 44 Letters were sent home to Youth Aliyah; Mrs. Ronald Marion Jesseman 56 Gaelic Dutch logician and topologist of This is the Congregational Church. The He was granted permission to machines as one question. An t1 parents asking if they objected Lang, Zionist affairs; Mrs. the seaport and have lunch at Irish Step-(^cers, folk singers 57 Greek letter the 20th Century. It is awarded girls were awarded badges they alternative would be put the (NtWSPAHZ INHUMISI AHN.) to VD education, Tychsen said. Elliot Zimmerman, Hadassah season for Seaman’s Inn. build a seven-foot addition on and live animals from the Lutz By Tornadoes every four years. This is the last event for the have earned during the year. the front of his house thereby Junior Museum will be held this Illing project on theto voting Parents of just three students Medical Organization. BLACK seiUor citizens for this season. Five year pins were awarded reducing his front yard depth To Be Feted Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. machines alone, Greenberg asked that they be excluded Their activities will resume iii to Annita Betti, MaryAnn from 23 to 16 feet. at Bentley School. said. from the program — one KANSAS CITY (AP) - The home wind damage is preven September with the first Cairo, Susan Barry, Monique An application from George Miss Marion T. Jesseman, Highlighted by a perpetual The Citizens Advisory Com because the student had already tornado’s awesome power has table with proper anchoring,” Mrs. Victor Moses CARPENTER ANTS meeting scheduled for Sept. 12. Barnard and Nancy Harpin. Negro for an extension for use head of the children’s depart raffle consisting of a diversity mittee.(CAC), appointed by the been in a similar.program, and affected thousands of Pearson said. “But fewer then In addition to being The Junior Women’s Club of a house trailer for business of prizes, “Spring Around The school board in January to two for religious reasons. Americans this spring, but none one per cent of the mobile unsightiy and unsanitary, Menu ment in the Manchester Public Other officers installed are purposes was tabled for World” will also offer sales of study secondary school space ’The VD education program, have been hit harder then those homes I’ve seen have been tied Biack Ants excavate committee of public affairs will Monday:Hot dog on Library for 30 years, will be Mrs. Ronnie Brill, vice presi BICYCLES vagueness until June 4 at which flowers, plants and assorted needs, last month submitted a Tychsen explained, is divided who live in mobile homes, down.” extensive gaiieries in wood be working with the Bolton roll/relish, tossed salad, honor^ at a reception Friday dent of education; Mrs. Irving time the board will further dis gifts, as well as the opportunity report calling for additional into four sessions; i Deaths and destruction left Pearson also suggests that to serve as nesting pieces senior citizens program com French fries, chqice of fruit. night (7;30 p.m.) in the junior ■ Luckman, vice president of cuss the matter and reach a to have portaits painted. space at both junior high • Introduction to the by twisters and windstorms shelters be constructed at and may cause extensive mittee to plan the programs for Tuesday; M acaroni and room at Mary Cheney Library. fund raising; Mrs. Harvey 10 SPEED the coming year. decision. The meeting wilt be schools. The CAC ruled out the problems of venereal diseases, have prompted efforts to en mobile home parks as a precau damage to your home. chicken salad, potato chips, Miss Jessemah, who join^ Other activities include a B M r in n Kahaner and Mrs. Kenneth Froip the town hall at 8 p.m. possibility of the third junior including the screening of a courage both effective tion against bad weather, in Lois Erickson and Judith vegetable strips, chocolate the Mary Cheney Library staff children’s raffle, a haunted Sheptoff, vice presidents of high school. State Department of Education anchoring of mobile homes and cluding high winds not Miner are on the committee of cake. PTO Fair on Sept. 1, 1943, is a native of house, fortune telling, and a membership; Mrs. Efram Jaffe Reduction of costs for work M fv film, “VD Every 30 Seconds.” construction of shelters by classified as tornadoes. public affairs and Alice Mack, Wednesday; Juice, meat ’The PTO will hold its annual Lisbon, N.H. She attended the variety of foreign foods. and Mrs. Leonard Lohr, vice 8 9 ” at the two schools was a major • The basic physiology of the owners of mobile home parks. Alabama Civil Defense Gladys Server, Eugene grinder, potato sticks, ice fair June 9 from 10 a.m. until 4 Springfield (Mass.) Library presidents of program; Mrs. consideration of the CAC, which lilMMi... diseases. Allen Pearson of the National Director C.J. Sullivan es Gagliardoni and Mrs. Vincent cream. p.m. at the Bolton Elmentary School and later studied at Stanley Pearlson and Mrs. Ar was working, for the most part, • Possible effects of the dis Weather Service’s Severe timates mobile homes are 10 AMERICAN Perachhio are on the program Thursday; Italian dinner, School, rain or shine. Boston University and the nold Zackin, corresponding eases.^- times as vulnerable to high MADE committee. green beans, fruited gelatin top- ’The fair will begin with a University of New Hampshire. Unit Pricing with plans for Bennet and Illing 8omnlir!i Storms Forecast Center in Kan ■HiorailH! • A qiiestion-and-answer ses Sports bicycle parade starting at the Before coming to which were defeated in a town sas City said about 60 persons winds as conventional homes. Ping.*- , sion, with physical educati«T for a Preventive Maintenance program Bolton’s pony team No. 1 lost Town Hall at 9 a.m. down M anchester, she served in Hearing Set referendum last year. have died in storms this year, He nooed that dne person was Friday; Cook’s choice. staff and school nurses. to Colchester by a score of 7 to Bolton Center Rd. and left onto libraries at New London, N.H., Possible costs of the ad about 24 of thern in mobile killed and 21 injured in 32 PEXAS LEADS IN OIL. (iAS Lunch Program Will End HARTFORD (AP) - The There has been only one 4. Bobby Heida was the pitcher. Notch Rd. to the school. ’The Hanover, N.H., and Islip, N.Y. ditions and renovations homes. mobile .homes destroyed in Houston — Among the states, The hot lunch program will adverse type of comment about COVENTRY ^mtA Connecticut Department of projects weren’t mentioned by Georgia, South Carolina, storms this year in Alabama. Texas holds the leading posi Brian Molde and Billy Steven terminate its services June 8 parade will be preceded by the When she joined the Mary Consumer Protection will hold \ r the VD education program, tion in oil- and natural gas, ac son each had two hits. Bolton ’Twirlers and The Bolton C3ieney Library staff in 1943, the Board of Education * Texas and Ohio Were the states Sen. Bill Brock, R-Tenn., and and students should bring their a public hearing June 12 at 10 Tychsen said — some students counting for about ;i6 per cent 649-9240 Wednesday night. listed by Pearson as having Rep. Lou Frey, R-Fla., have in & POWER EQUIPMENT Farm League own lunch. Milk will be Fife and Drum Corps. Judging Miss Jesseman says, the of all national oil production Qornor Rt. 44A 8. 31 CO VEN TRY Noxt to Zollo’t 742-6103 a.m. at the state capitol to hear Last year’s referendum, OD- have complained they are mis been hit hardest by tornadoes troduced the National Mobile In a farm league game the available if desired. Hot lunch for best decorated bicycles will children’s section was the pre aim 37 per cent of natural-gus OPEN 9 AM - 6 PM Mon 8i Thurs. 'til 8 PM Sat til b' PM public views regarding unit which lost by 470 votes (more sing physical education time by this year. Numerous twisters Home Recreational Vehicle BUSS EXTEBMIUTOB CO, HC. Tigers beat the Red Sox by a and milk ticket refunds must be be Bolton’s three selectmen, sent art area of the main lobby. output. pricing information in than 18,600 votes were cast), having to participate in the VD also have been reported in 14 Safety Act of 1973 tp make SALjS_ SERVICE ♦ J»EliTAi.S_ score of 11 to 5. 1110 winning made on or before June 8. Richard Morra, Ray Soma and Even then, she says, there was omqnalUy The Oldest & Largest in Conn. newspaper advertisements. education classes. other states. effective anchoring of mobile pitcher was Brian Winkler. Scholarship Fund Joseph Licitra. an active children’s program, proposed expenditure of |6.8 Presently, Connecticut is the million for renovations and ad watch with Other Business Total property damage has homes mandatory. Losing pitchers were Billy ’The Bolton Scholarship Fund, Also on the same program except for a brief overcrowded only state that requires unit ditions at the two schools, with In other business Wednesday not been estimated, but most Four states already have Hoover and Danny Butkas. Inc. would like to thank ^ e will be a doll carriage parade to period before construction of the 3-year M prices to be included in food experts agree a high percen tiedown legislation. In a farm league game be held on the Elementary library additions in 1962. the sum to be divided equally. 65 DIFFERENT STYLES night, the Board of Education following for helping to make stores’ newspaper ads. tage of it was suffered by The cost of tying down a yesterday the Braves came School grounds. Judging the In her early years in unconditional FOR MEN AND WOMEN approved one washout account, this year’s drive successfui; Consumer Protection Com mobile homes. Nationwide, mobile home ranges from $100 from behind in the last inning to doll carriages will be &e wives Manchester, Miss Jesseman ALWAYS $55 TO $675 accepted seven staff Bolton Junior Woman’s Club, missioner Barbara Dunn says guarantee almost three million mobile to $250, according to the Mobile beat the Mets 5 to 4. Pitching of the selectmen. traveled to the town’s elemen FOR GRADUATION resignations, and granted three Insurance Advisory Board, the requirement presents a for deeper, faster ^ homes are used as a primary Living Communications in for the Braves was Mike tary schools, providing library $44 TO $560 leaves of absence without pay. L i Rotary Club of Manchester, problem not found in posting ■residence. Chicago, a public service service where there was none. -BUIE carpet Choose bracelet watches, The washout account will unit prices on store shelves L u s t r e . “Ninety per cent of all mobile o rg a n iz a tio n funded by M iss Je sse m a n in 1971 strap watches, sports or provide for an additional $4,148 because of the limited space in cleaning dress watches, diamond Foremost Insurance Co. About Town defined a library as a place that federal grant for remedial newspapers ads. watches, automatics, reading programs. The figure "offers the best of the past, the waterproofs and calendar A A bill that would have deleted St. Margaret’s Circle, pertinent of the present, and watches. In stainless represents the balance of a Ti INTERNATIONAL the requirement from the unit re n t Daughters of Isabella, will have looks into the future to be ready steel, gold-filled and tle I allocation for 1972-1973, Dr. pricing act, which has been in 14K gold. a Mass for deceased members to meet new needs.” James P. Kennedy, superinten HARVESTER Friday at 5;30 p.m. at the effect since July 1, 1972, was Best of all, your grad dent of schools, said. Most of Church of the Assumption. killed during the current new uate gets 3 years of the funds have already been service absolutely FREE. legislative session. SHAMPOOER earmarked for existing The Great 142 This remarkable value programs, he said. United Pentecostal Church Comet Sinking 1 offer will be withdrawn 75* Larger Brushes June 23rd. ' The seven resignations Graduation Gift will have a Bible study tonight AVERAGE DOUBLE U. S. accepted by the school board Y at 7;30 at the church. Hearings To For Faster Cleaning Knoxville, Tenn. — Average were submitted by; Resume Monday , annual residential use of TVA (My<2 • • Mrs. Patricia Hughes, a for him and her PROVIDENCE (AP) - A for power in fiscal 1972 was 14,040 .pirOiy social worker currently on ri-i (wehwdwiiflkeLswre) OUJ kilowatt-hours, compared with a leave of absence, resignation mal investigation into the sinking of the chartered fishing national average of about 7,500 ' KA’s'viwnT trak effective June 30. Bulova kwh. 652 Center St. Z ' JCWUnS-SILVUSMITHS SlttCt 1900 • Mrs. Laura Boutilier, Dr. Davies To Edit boat Comet will be resumed by 9SS Mebi Street In Downtown Menchoetor ahome economics teacher at MIT Magazine the Coast Guard Monday mor-' » HarUord » Middletown • New Britain Sav6 up to $100. on Magnavox Color TV, Color Stereo Theatres ning. lling Junior High School; effec Accutron* BUY NOW & SAVE and Console Stereo. Also enjoy tremendous savings on Black Hearings in the tragedy that tive at the close of the current CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P ) - school year. The most weicome gift of ali Is and White TV, Stereo Components and Radios. We must make Dr. David Davies, an expert on claimed 16 lives May 19 were Route Femoit 8S • Mrs. Shelley F. Lamarine, Bulova Accutron.. .the watch that seismic phenomena such as halted indefinitely a week ago Open daily 9:30 to 5:30 Quantities limitei^j room for our new 1974 Magnavox models . . . so buy now after the Coast Guard said the W'ANNIVERSARY a language, speech, and hearing will keep them on time wherever earthquakes and underground $: . . . and save on floor sarfiples, demonstrators and discontinued Thur$. and frL tiU 9 P.M. clinician for the last three they go. So precise is the electron nuclear tests, has been named wife of the boat’s skipper was a co-owner of the vessel. TeL 643-9802 yisars; effective at the close of ically-powered tuning fork models—sojne in original factory-sealed cartons. editor of Nature, a journal of the current school year. science published by Capt. John W. Yager, chair movement, that accuracy is guaran man of the investigation, said I • Mrs. Agnes Atherton, a teed to within a minute a month.* Bonu/I Massachusetts Institute of pre-primary teacher at the hearings could not proceed Technology. Verplanck School; leave of See our full eelectlon of Davies, 33, is leader of MTT’s legally until Mrs. William FREE No. 3 TRAILER Jackson had been notified of absence through Nov. 30 and Accutron gilt watches today. . Lincoln Laboratory Seismic retirement effective Dec. 1, From $100. Discrimination Group. He has her rights to be present at the SAVE ^20 sessions and represented by 1973. She has taught in been geophysics editor for Manchester for 15 years. I^lature for Several years and is counsel. This fine performing black and white portable ’The Coast Guard reported • Mrs. Frances Miller, a first ## ah editor of Geophysical Jour grade teacher at Keeney Street has built-in Magnavox/performance, quality nal, a publication of the Royal Wednesday that Joseph A,^ diagonal and reliability. You'll enjoy the convenience Campineri, a Pawtucket at School; retirement effective Astronomical Society. » QOAUTY FOOmiAR June 30. She has been with the of its up-front, finger-jip controls . . . as well Davies, of Belmont, also is torney, will represent Mrs. 3 conductor of the Belmont Jackson at the hearings. Her as its removable sunshield that permits husband died in the accident off 1 6 glare-free viewing in sun-filled or brightly Orchestra and of the Belmont Singers. the southern coast of Rhode lighted rooms. And—with its high-impact Islaqd. About Town monochrome plastic'case, attractively grained in Rosevyood finish, model 5021 is a premium value I ‘ 'The Sunset Club wilj meet GETYOUR Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the PORTABLE § Senior Citizens Center. Members are reminded to bring canned fruit for a kitchen with sunshield SHAVER SERVIIXD social. 9500 WAS s Manchester Barracks, World SIQOO War I Veterans, and Auxiliary NOW $119.95 IH lets you adjust from M lUHCHESTDI will install officers at its Norelco • Schick • Sunbeam D l l V C Infonts & Childrens^ PIIYC ANY SELEaiOlHi meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. at tolowasyoumowA SAVE— Magnavox Portable TV now from only $74.95 f * Ronson • Remington D V I v Sandals and Shoes the Senior Citizens Center, A. Unique angle-cut case. Champagne dial, adjustable mesh band. $189. With an IH Cadet 76 Lawn Tractor, you can raise D U I 9 of your choice Myrtle and Linden Sts. B. Stainless steel, silver dial, corfam strap. $190. or lower the mower height while you mow. So A Convtnlonl locotiob Brig, and Mrs. W. Harold C. Stainless steel, calendar, mesh bracelet. $179. you save time and bother. " m a i m I f ■ ' including Bevan of Charter Oak St. will 0. Stainless steel, maroon dial, leather grained strap. $100. ITATS Before you buy lawn cutting equipment, make TNIATSn be guests of the Northeast rnec 2 pr. Famous moke Womens NEW EARLY FALL Arrivals .. . ) t, i, •' sure what you’re geth'ng will do the job. Chapter, American Association MM V . a IS of Retired Persons (AARP), at Not become part of it. IH Cadet 76-7 H.P. Sneakers and its installation banquet June 6 *MiMUAL STAR I **•"' *"*7 >699*^ narrow & medium widths White Duty Shoes. at Garden Grove. Brig. Bevan, Potterton’s MAGNAVOX president of Manchester OOMNt'Tom Quinn, owner hot been In or Viner, Chapter, AARP, will give the HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS electric ihaver lervice for 26 yean. HU expertise invocation'^d benediction. CHOOSE |L&M EQUIPMENT CORP. Is your guarantee of quality work. ’ Pick from o lot of discontinued Enna Jettick, Keepsake 130 C E N T E R ST. Thomas H. Ferguson, son of Famous For Service El Camino Plaza sreei 9-8 Toes.. Wad., Fri. DIAMOND AINCI Lawn Equipment h Our Business Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. MANCHESTER Routa 83, Vamofi 873-83H ■ones 9-8:30 Thursday Womens Shoes & Sondnls. Fashion Craft Etc. THE PERFECT DIAMOND Since 1931 Rt. 30 Vernon Ferguson of 78 Forest St., has 649-4537 Open Mon - Thors. B-S 9-2:30 Saturday been elected president of the EXPERT W A T fH & JEWELRY REPAIRS 875-2323 Open Mon.-Sat. 9 - 5:30 M. 8-9 - Sat 8-4 VALUES TO ^.00 VALUES TO ^3.00 senior class Rumsey Hall MAGNAVOX Open Tues., Wed., Sat., 10-5 School, Washington, Conn. He Thurs. • 9 p.m. Thurs., Fri., 10-9 lAnyawqfyDiiaitifc iWTBIIlAraMIAl MAItmTEM I QUINN’S SHAVER CENTER I MANCHESTER 646-0012 has served as senior prefect MIDM.I TUBNPIKI W. iMx m c h e s t IX SHaPBINS PAaKADIl SPECIALISTS ao BIRCH STREET, MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 • 203-640-5520 Come In and BrowsO Your Visit is Welcome during the past year. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., May 31, 1973 ' * V \ PTA Headed High School COEP MANCHES^reR EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thu^., May 31, 1973- PAGE NINF.TRRN By Prignanos Named To Push Center Church CrS:fV.!.Tn:ii Mr. and Mrs. Pascal To Add Staff Prignano were re-elected and Purnell Lot Work Names Officers installed as co-presidents of the The Manchester Board of develops a practical curriculum Keeney St. School PTA at last Education Wednesday night — tailored to academic needs — .Irving Bayer and R. Brtice commitfte has realized a total Watkins this morning were of $8,530 from downtown week’s meeting. Prignano is voted to create two additional for each individual student. Jonathan Adams of 40 Olcott Pitkin, Mrs. Arthur Byani, deputy mayor of Manchester. teacher-coordinator positions in • Wide exposure to many named a special conunittee to toward the $10,000 goal for St. was elected moderator of push improvement of the paying the services of the con Mrs. Anna Brown, library com Other officers are Mr. and Manchester High School’s career- areas. Guest speakers Center Congregational Church mittee; Mrs. Howard Fichtel, Mrs. Robert- Price, co-vice Cooperative, Occupational come to COEP classes on a Purnell Place parking lot. sultant. He said checks total at the 194th annual meeting of The committee was an $7,290 and pledges $1,240. Walter Joyner, Mrs. Horace presidents; Mrs. Reginald Education Program (COEP), weekly basis. the congregation last week in Bissell, Piaul Marte, Paul .Christensen, secretary; Mrs. after board members heard a • Video tapes. Tapes are nounced at the meeting of the Attention was called to the the church sanctuary. He 'X Mayor’s Downtown Action June 13 dinner at the Spurgeon, Mrs. Roderick Alan Turner, treasurer; Mrs. report on the progress of made by students, who inter succeeds John Pitts. Eliason, music committee. E. John Hubley, Mrs. Ronald vocational and career educa view workers at their place of Committee. Manchester Country Qub in Others elected are Richard Mottram, and Richard tion in town schools. employment — “a very effec William Sleith, chairman, wWch the past work of the com Thomas, vice moderator; Miss Also, Mrs. -Melvin Derrick, Williams, delegates to council. Establishment of the two tive program,” Rodden said. said apparently the conunittee mittee and future goals will be Ruth Porter, clerk; Elmer Allen Behnke, Mr. an Mrs. A Committee chairman ap positions is subject to receipt of • The annual “career day” needs to exert all the pressure contemplated. Invitations have Ostrout, treasurer; Mrs. Philip Chase, Elmer Ostrout, pointed are Mrs. David Paris, federal funds, the board held at MHS. This year more it can on town government in been sent to contributors Mark Hill, assistant treasurer; Mrs. Richard Pitkin, Mrs. Steven Harvey and Mrs. specified. Neil Lawrence, who than 30 companies sent order to get a top priority for representatives of civic clubs Mrs. Ralph Armstrong, Mrs. nominating committee; Arvid Philip Giaquinto, program; heads the school system’s representatives to the event, Purnell Place improvement. political figures and school of Leon Bradley, Chester Kimball, Seaburg, John Partridge, Mrs. ficials. Mrs. John Higley and Mrs. Alan vocational and career educa Rodden said. Burl Lyons called the com Mrs.' Frank Morasco, Miss Helen Elliott, John Seavey, Jon Moulton, library; Mrs. R.J. tion programs, said he has Lawrence, reporting to the mittee’s attention to the former Dorothy Petersen, Mrs. John Marx, Raymond Peck, Miss Kemp and Mris. John Hamill, received a unofficial committ school board on other aspects of W.T. Grant building in down Seavey, assistants to treasurer. June Stevenson, orman membership; Mrs. Michael ment of funds from the state’s the town’s vocational and town Manchester. Apparently NEW USED Also, Theodore Metheny, Hohenthal, John Oehler, Fowler and Mrs. Michael Department of Education, career education programs, heavy rains have ripped up Church School treasurer; David property committee; Mrs. Roy McGuire, refreshments; Mrs. which administers federal said Manchester was one of the floor tile, raised havoc with the Whiting, assistant Church Warren, Earl Doggart, Mrs. Joseph Longo, fine arts; Mrs. grants. first towns in the state to ceiling, and at times the misty BICYCLES School treasurer; Kerwln Ralph Frank, Philip Froh, Mrs. Harry Hoover and Mrs. William Dr. James P. Kennedy, develop such a program. odor can be detected from the LAltQEST SELECTION OF Spencer, Howard Gorman, William Minnick, Kendall Hunniford, room mothers. sidewalk. He said there have NEW BICYCLES IN THE auditors; Harold Whiting, Walker, Allan Cone, William superintendent of schools, in his Manchester has the largest ap VERNON AREA Also, Arthur Terry and David recommendation to the school proved program in the state, he also been complaints from finance coordinator; Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. John Partridge, 5#: Paris, legislature; Mrs. Arthur board, said there will be an es said, and is considered to be neighbors of a “rat invested” noCmioittlly Assembled Harry Maidment, historian; William Belmore, ways and if building. 1 "R- Terry and Mrs. John Ruddy, timated 25 per cent increase outstanding in the field. We Honoc Chaige Cndi Francis Hale, Rockwell Potter means committee. hospHality; Mrs. J. Robert this fall in the number of MHS Vocational programs, besides Robert Weinberg said the Jr., Mrs. Charles Yung Jr., Bourget, Mrs. Lawrence Hess students who are involved in COEP, include vocational V Donald Richter, Mrs. Jon Also, Mrs. Walter Joyner, and Mrs. Donald Cullen, COEP. “ Two additional machines training, home Marx, Mrs. Raymond Halsted, Robert Franklin, Allan Taylor, f ■ publicity. teacher-coordinators will need ■ economics, food service for the Mrs. Edward Besser, Norman MIS AC committee; the Rev. • I to be employed,” Kennedy said, handicapped, office education, Clark, members at large. Lyman G. Farrar, Mrs. 3 New Haven ” if we are to expand this and special career guidance Also, Allen Behnke, Allan Frederick Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. T.'V PTA At Keeney program to meet' the" and counseling in elementj^y Boy Dies Taylor, Mark Hill, board of Bradford Vale, Sedrick -i trustees; Stephen Armstrong, Straughan, John Pitts, kiln dried To Hold Fair requirements of all the students and junior high schools. , Li ^ - . I fiberglas' foil who wish to select it.” There is a great need, From Burns Mrs. Karl Kehler, Barton Jef- representatives to Manchester '<1 :!? 2” x 4” x 8’ studs Keeney Street School will More than 400 MHS students Lawrence said, to provide a • frey, Mrs. Jeffrey Cleaves, Area Conference of Churches; i I insulation NEW HAVEN (AP) - Ronald Smith, Thomas Ata- Mrs. Rupert Uppling, Mrs. Smooth on all 4 6lde6. have its annual ice cream social have indicated a desire to par “meaningful program for Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy was given his “walking papers” Wednesday in preparation Foll-laced to keep out Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. in the ticipate in COEP this fall. turned-off youth” on the junior Eleven-year-old Mark Fabrigio POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA mian, Mrs. Daisy Bill, board of Howard Fichtel, represen Warp a ahrink resiatant, for the Walk for the Hungry” which will be held Sunday starting at 12:30 p.m. from (or all remodeling and moisture, keep In com- school auditorium and COEP, a student-centered high level. “We’re still not of New Haven died Wednesday M A IN S TR E E T , RO UTE SO Christian concern; John tatives to Greater Hartford ‘i t Henry Park. Siping the mayor in are, left to right, Craig Platt, recruitment chairman; VERNON. CONN. S72J1B^ Council of Churches. building. torl. 70 sq. It. roll- cafeteria. work experience involving MHS reaching these kids,” Lawrence night at Yale-New Haven Donaghue, Charles Ryan, Mrs. 15” wide 3-1/2" thick. . Besides ice cream sundaes, and selected employers in said, calling for a workshop Don Wiser arrangements chairman and the Rev. Lyman D. Reed, chairman of the walk. Hospital from bums he suffered EXPERT REPAIRS Ross Nelson, Mrs. Ronald (Herald photo by Pinto.) Smith, Bradford Vale, David there will be a white elephant Manchester, combines both and team-teaching approach to when a mini-bike he was ON BICYCLES Also, Edward Bushnell, low Cash ( low Cash t table, fish pond, basketball academic and work-oriented in provide guidance. repairing burst into flames Thomas, Edward Berggren Jr., Richard Thomas, represen Carry Price Carry Price Ion. thru SM. 9:30Mn to ftSOpm Mrs. Clinton Hendrickson, Mrs. game, sponge toss game, bake struction, as well as on-the-job Lawrence, noting that pilot earlier in the evening. tatives to Connecticut OPEN Thun. A Fri. Evoninfi Norman Hohenthal, Carl sale, penny candy sale, make experience. The program is career programs in in- , Vernon Death was attributed by a Conference; Edward Bushnell, T il B Gunderson, board of Christian up tent, penny pitch, silhouette, divided into three basic areas; termediate elementary grades To Walk for Hungry hospital spokesman to bums Mr. and Mrs. Lester French, education. and a sweatshirt and T-shirt Health services, distributive was started in the current that covered 95 per cent of the SHARPENING Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ostrout, Also, John Pitts, Roger booth. education, and diversified work school year, said he eventually boy’s body. The youth died Rottry Lmm Mnunr Bkdes Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hill, Some 600 residents of Vernon be at Henry Park in Rockville remaining 80 per cent of the Woodbury, Allan Bourn, Allan experience. hopes to see an all- about 8 p.m., officials said. GRASS SHEARS, reresentatives to Hartford East and Ellington are expected to at 12:30 p.m. to register. Turner, Stephen Turkington, Thomas Rodden, one of the encompassing vocatignal and proceeds will go the Communi According to fire officials, Ako KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC. Association. FM Radio Station present teacher-coordinators, career program from participate in the “Walk For A 15-mile route has been ty Hunger Appeal of Church Fabrigio and a companion, Clinton Hendrickson, Edward told the school board kindergarten through Grade 12. The Hungry ” to be held Sunday mapped out with a total of six World Service. Alphonse Mele, 12, also of New A U MCVCLES li RB'AIRS Berggren Jr., William Greene, Seeks FCC Permit starting at 12:30 p.m. from Raymond Halsted, Robert Wednesday night that the goal checkpoints along the way. The Residents along the walk Haven, were repairing the bike (K n u u n t e e o Henry Park. first point will be the Longview route are asked to leave their Taylor, Frederick Flynn, Roy WASHINGTON (AP) - of COEP is to “give the in the Fabrigio basement when TRAOE-INS ACCEPTED y 4.VV J ^ , Broadcast Association Inc., of The walkers have secured School on Middle Butcher Rd., water hoses on so the walkers Keith, Ernest Cox, Harold students a direction.” gasoline fumes ignited and K E Y t M A O l Town Advertisement New London, Conn., has applied Rodden mentioned several sponsors who will guarantee Ellington. The mileage to that can take a drink and to put engulfed the boy in fames. Whiting, Philip Chase, Frank to the Federal Communications aspects of COEP, which he said Occupational them so much a mile for each point will be 3.1; Checkpoint trash barrels near the roadside Morasco, Sedrick Straughan, '• a- * ^4* Commission (FCC) for a con are often overlooked, in mile they walk. Pledges run two at Rockville High School, for litter. John Anthony, Lester French, Dog Owners struction permit for a new cluding: Safety Bill from 10 cents a mile and up. Loveland Hill, will be 3.6 miles; Businesses and churches are board of deacons;. classic picture Also, Mrs. John Seavey, Mrs. G V R h S educational FM station, the • The classroom phase. Each Contributions to the walk are Point tlyee. Sacred Heart asked to put out signs indicating Section 22.-338, G eneral Signed Sidney Cushman Jr., Mrs. Ray FCC announced Wednesday. of the teacher-coordinators tax deductible. Church, 2.2 miles; Point four. the walkers may use the Statutes of the State of Connec mond Peck, Mrs. Earl Bissell, HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. The walk is being sponsored First Congregational Church, bathroom facilities. ticut, requires THAT ALL Mrs, Frank Morasco, Mrs. window unit Thomas J. Meskill signed into by church and school Rt. 30, Vernon, 2.2 miles; Point DOGS OVER SIX MONTHS ‘brigtit-on’ ‘illusion’ ‘irish mist’ organizations of the two towns. 5, Mason property. Reservoir Allen Mehnke, Mrs. Thomas OLD MUST BE LICENSED ON M law Wednesday a bill to have Benson, Mrs. Clifford Treat, the state assume responsibility Those planning to walk should Rd., Vernon and point six, OR BEFORE June 30th, 1973 or fashion panels paneling woodgrain panels Popular picture window style with Mrs. H. Burton Hicock, Mrs. for enforcing the federal Oc Henry Park, 1.9 miles. Rockville at such time as such dog Bright “ House & Gar Cpiorlul Wallpaper pat Natural-look wood- single center pane & 2 double-hung Michael Suhie, Mrs. Austin den colors on prefin terns, matching stripes grains simulated on cupational Health and Safety 11 (•broil Walkers will stop at the becomes six months old. side windows. The completely asserh* b a tn ’B A p p le Hospital Russell, Mrs. Daisey Bill, Mrs. ished plywood panels... & patinas. Prefinisned pretinished hardboard Act. checkpoints to have their Neglect or refusal to license the newest wall decora printed plywood panels, panels in weathered bled, ready-to-install unit includes walking papers signed. They Stephen Grotta, board of such dog on or before such date ting ideal from Evans. brown wood tones. The bill had been opposed Notes deaconesses. frame & sash balances. Rough open GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES strongly by Democrats and the Cub Scouts should walk as far as they feel will subject a dog owner to a T o o 8’x 3 /1 6 ” 4’x 8'x 3 /1 6 " P (|g 4'x 8'x U" Connecticut Citizens Action they can and thansportation will Admitted Wednesday; Craig fine and to arrest. f w tf panel panel | | 9 9 panel ing: 89"x42y4". MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER Also, Mrs. William. Mehl, Group (CCAG), who feared the Sign Up be available back to Henry Archambeau, Oak St., Registration fees are as f reiiilar 9.99 retular 11.99 W reyular 6.99 Park where refreshments will Rockville; Walter Carlson, armed forces committee; H. follows: Male or Spayed A state would be less stringent . . . Take A Ride Before You Decide. . . than the federal government in be served. West Rd., Ellington; Scott Stephen Harvey, finance com Female, $3.50; Female $7.70; ‘danish walnut’ enforcing the act. Saturday Following the walk the Curry, Hany Lane, Vernon; mittee; Frank Felletter, Kennel (when not more than 10 “ Gunstock” ^ Chester Thomas, Francis regular Supporters of the measure ANNE EMT walkers collect the money from Oscar Cyr, Willimantic; Louise TESTDRIVEAN dogs are kept , $26.00. paneling ‘arctic’ panels woodgrain panels their sponsors and return it to Aldrich, Bradley Keazer, Information required under 81.00 argued that the state had Corresponclenl Farrands, Terre e/. Rockville; Deep brown walnut Mar-resistant Melamine Rich woodgrains simu SALE! the Savings Bank of Rockville, Bolton Lake committee; Mrs. the law includes: Owner’s almost six times as many peo T e l. Albert Hamilton, Florence St., 228-3971 Richard Thomas, Mrs. John tones & rich simulated finished hardboard pan lated on deep brown ple as the federal government 25 Park St., as soon as possible. Rockville; Jane Julo, W. Shore name and address. Name of woodgrains on mar-re els with simulated wood-toned hardboard ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS Registration for Cub Scout Maloney, Mrs. H. Calvin to make on-the-job inspections. Pack 28 will be held Saturday at This year 20 per cent of the Rd., Rockville; Erland dog,Sex, Breed, Age and Color sistant finished hard- woodgrains on wintery panels with a durable Hutchinson Jr., Mrs. Allan board panels. white-. Melamine overlay. AT UNBEATABLE PRICES! The act takes effect irrt- Gay City State Park at 12:30 proceeds from the walk will go Purington, Snipsic St., OPEL markings. Clark, Mrs. Elmore Hohenthal, VETERINARY Y mediately. The next step will be p.m. and boys are requested to to the Hockanum Valley Com Rockville; Betsey Trainor, 4'x 8’x 4’x 8’x 3 /1 6 " 4'x 8'x 3/16" Mrs. Gordon Wilson, Mrs. John top quality...low prices! for the state labor com bring a picnic lunch with the munity Services Child Day Care Rhoads Rd., Tolland. CERTIFICATE REQUIRED panel panel panel TODAY! Bulik, Mrs. Edward Berggren FOR SPAYED FEMALE NOT missioner to draft health and pack furnishing ice cream, Center to help maintain high Discharged Wednesday; Joan ropiiar 6.99 ropibr 5.49 retulir 5.49 RIG SELECTION OF Jr., flower committee. safety standards for various This is a re-registration nutrition standards. The Dom'beek, Lawrence St., DECIDE FOR YOURSELF PREVIOUSLY LICENSED. Of / HANO CARVED FRAMES working conditions. program for those presently in Rockville; Liana Kuras, Gover fice hours will be as follows: IHEPIOOFOFTnPBDDiGISMIIlETjlSTNG! Also, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Monday through Friday, 8:30 The federal government will scouting and, for new Cub nor’s Hwy., South Windsor; Markstein, Mrs. Wesley Noelte, ALL 8x10 ORIGINAL OILS * 4.95 values to $29.00 continue to pay half of the $700,- Scouts. Ruth Martin, Peter Green Rd., a.m. to 5:00 p.m. lawn & garden Manchester 35 IN STOCK Mrs. H. John Larrabee, Mr. and If available, please bring last AL> 12x16 ORIGINAL OILS *11.95 values to $3900 000 annual cost of inspections. Eligible to participate are Tolland; Tracey Northup, Mrs. Paul. Cox, Mrs. Norman Washington presently bears the boys who have completed the Hospital Baxter St., Tolland; Luella year’s license with you as this storage ALL 16x20 ORIGINAL OILS *14.95 values to $5500 STILL AVAILABLE AT THE Clark, Mrs. Albert Schulze, will expedite the issuance of the n m entire cost. second grade or are 8 years old, Rood, Cedar St., Manchester; Mrs. Norman Gagnon, Mr. and ALL 20x24 ORIGINAL OILS *18.95 Values to $00.00 Prior to passage of the 1970 boys who haVe completed the Notes Dorothy Schulz, Hillsdale Rd., new license. i Mrs. J. Arthur Balmer, Mr. and If you apply for renewal by ALL 24x36 ORIGINAL OILS *29.95 Values to $100.00 federal act, Connecticut had its third grade or are 9 years old, Rockville; E. Gertrude OLDPRiaS! building Discharged Wednesday; Mrs. Ernest Wolfram, mail please enclose last year’s own inspection program. or boys who have completed the Shanahan, Meadowbrook Rd.,, Triple-ribbed steel, ALL 24x48 ORIGINAL OILS *39.95 Values to $200.00 William J. Street, 41 Cedar St.; hospitality committee. license and a stamped ad with white “Perma- Meanwhile, Meskill vetoed a fourth grade or are 10 years old. Ellington; Floyd Smith, Rhodes Ethel Stang, Meadows Con dressed envelope. Bond” finish, barn- bill that would have approved Boys meet weekly at their Rd., Tolland; Mary Steppen, valescent Home; Joseph Also, Mrs. Lester French," Edward Tomkiel style gambrel roof, Come In... disability compensation for den mother’s home. Monthly Windermere Ave., Rockville; Novosatty, Glastonbury; Mrj. Arlene Rivers, Mrs. Town-Clerk "barn-red” sliding Select for that special occasion. A gift ffom police and firemen at Bradley pack meetings are held, and Barbara Stills, Stafford S H O P .. .THEN STOP AY ‘janette’ stainless steel doors, horse motif, & Adam’s Appie will make it a day to remember. Wilhelmina Klucewicz, South Charles Swallow Jr., Miss Manchester, Connecticut Manchester Parkade International Airport. parents are urged to attend and Springs; Penny Sulham, Staf side windows. St., Rockville; Phyllis H. Jessamine Smith, Mrs. Jennie tO-9 Daily He said the bill discriminated view the arts and crafts the ford Springs; Anthony Thomas, formica® vanity bar sink Tues. • Sat. 10-6 Sterling, Warehouse Point; against other fire and security boys make at the weekly Windsorvllle. Italian provincial style Self-rimmed stainless ADAM’S APPLE Joseph R. Russo, 190 Benedict personnel in state service who meetings. Births Wednesday: a 1 while Formica® cabi steel bar sink, with Dr., South Windsor; Barbara B. net; "gold”-edged top & highheck, swivel-spout do not enjoy- such benefits. During the year there will be daughter to Mr. and Mrs. *W«w A tfiw ui'* Fa$t*$t GrowUig~Buiek-uptl- I «73-9110 Cox, 756 Vernon St.; Joan Ann doors. Sink & faucet faucet, & strainer. 1S"x sect, a field trip, the Pinewood Der Robert Hoppes, Legion. Dr., iriUMMSST.MIUICMESTn(0iMETes.)M.9-4Sn Scribe Offers List extra. 15" size. Approx. 10'x 10' Ferrero and daughter, Rockville; a daughter to Mr. regular by, the candy sale, the father Mansfield Depot. (lidi YS OH Me E EwI* 15, N «t t* Agwar, On* Ihcli fmn C*Ww')| 6873-9114 and son Blue and Gold banquet and Mrs. Earl Johnston, ______■ 4 ^ 1 Mingles fremDewntewoHartfer# 5.99 Also, Herbert C. Johnson, 64 Approx*. 14’x 10’. 199.99 and the boat race, as well as a Windermere Ave., Rockville. ' reciilar rettlar Hackmatack St.; Elizabeth M. Of Things To Do 4' pickets-10 per bundle- skit every month by a different ' 24” size 44.95 25.95 2.99 bndi. Crowe, Kelly Rd., Vernon; den. 3 Edward A. Madsen, 150 Birch Football By HAL BOYLE Send a CARE package to H.L. St.; Lisa M. Franz, Converse Hunt or Aristotle Onassis. ‘jet white’ 1 st Hebron boys who played last J ------— ------Rd., Bolton; Francis P. NEW YORK (AP) - There Judge a beauty contest in Bali year with the Bolton Pony Foot Parlapiano, 160 Wetherell St.; are 1,001 things to do today, and and take the winner home as ball team and those boys vvho Keith R. Edwards, 24 Kanter there isn't one I want to do. the door prize. house TO CELEBRATE OUR FIRST YEAR IN wish to sign up this year should 1 Dr., Vernon; Hans W. Bertram, . Not the largest, not the Split a jug of bourbon with ar ii FREE register Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 470 Adams St.; Dorothy.A.” . smallest — no, not a single one. tist Thomas Hart Benton in USE OF paint the BoRon Town Hall. Anastasio and daughter, 69 Bags Duty calls but the call falls on Kansas City. [AUTO HAUL t r a il e r ] BUSINESS, WE ARE GIVING A" This will be the only registra 7 ^ OR Pearl Dr., Vernon. deaf ears. The necessary seems Eat a sack of popcorn in the tion, and those eligible to play SpeciUlizing In Sandals .^CARTOP RACK Superior latex paint... Also, Clmre E. Barbieri and needless, the essential palls and Louvre. □ special value! 2 gal must nqt be 17 before Dec. 1 of son, Glastonbury; Janet E. Custom Made Belts becomes trivial. Everything Collect a reward for collaring lons crack-, peel-, this year or younger than 12 Decker and son, 29 Kane Rd.; loses its importance. a bank robber. blister - resistant ex years of age. Maximum playing Wallets side lighted singie-iever Lana R. Garay and son. East The common satisfactions Find my favorite enemy’s BANY AMfRCARD terior paint in a heavy- weight is 157 pounds. Boys must Hartford; Ralph B. Hailwood, SANDALS Fashions that stud the ordinary day seem name on the FBI’s 10 most- med. cabinet bath faucet duty,. re-usable plas be accompanied by one parent 33 Trout Stream Dr., Vernon; All Sandals Form Fitted To Each bland and unpleasing. wanted list. tic bucket. DRESS KIT to register. Eleanor L. LebeW615 Wood- Recessed cabinet, plate Mirror-finish chrome-on- Chess Boards reyiilar 11.98 Foot and Guaranteed for 3 Years When life becomes that way, Get invited to dinner by the glass mirror door, 2 brass, 4" mixing faucet For those who are unable to bridge St.; Cathy L. Bidwell, 66 it is time for every soul to French Chef — Julia Childs. register Tuesday, Ray Jeffer Furniture lluoreicent lights, & for bathroom sink, with Deerfield Dr,; Terry M. Cour- ' < declare itself a holiday of its Go through the Philadelphia electrical ovtlet.^g|_.|^.|gp pop-up drain. (All you do Is sew It) son of Marlborough should be tright, 200 Regan Rd.Vemon. own — a day on which every Mint and be asked to take home contacted. man on earth is free to do as he a basketful! of souvenirs. re(ibr re(alv WITH THE PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE TritphOM 646.. 6750 pleases, and nothing is required Be asked by President Nixon 2 gals. • • *Vi. •/. /• Route 83 or compulsive. to advise him what to do about 24.99 21.95 ’ •' Many Unadvertisfid Specials Throughout Our Store BITUMINOUS Talopttville, Conn And if today were such.a day. Watergate. My advice? Flood I’d like to — it. T h e Hold a picnic in the middle of Skip rope with Raquel Welch. DRIVEWAYS Times Square. Play golf with (Jen. Omar L E A T H E R Plant a redwood tree. Nelson Bradley — and come PINE and CENTER STREET Parking Areas • Gas Stations S H O P P E Take a Brownie to lunch. within two strokes Of beating J&H FABRICS I Dance a jog among the stones him. MANCHESTER • Basketball Courts at Stonenenge. Beat Bobby Riggs at tennis in C u s t o m W ork Spend a day on Pitcairn three straight sets. GROSsm ans h OPEN 5 NIGHTS A WEEK 1081 MAIN STREET MAN6 ESTER Now Booking for Seasonal Work Island talking to the descen Come to think of it, maybe All Work Personally Supervised. Wa are 100% Insured dants of the mutineers of the one day wouldn’t be long Men. thru Sat. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M., Thurs. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. MON., TO FRI., 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. • ft Bounty. enough for a man to recharge fl Division o r ( ^ ) e v n n s products com PRnv Stroll hand in hand through his batteries and refresh his SAT. 8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. (‘Special Is Good from May 31st to June 7th) DeMAIO BROTHERS Hyde Park with Julie Andrews. .outlook. Skip rocks in the Mediterra Maybe what we really need is C A U 6 4 3-7691 nean. ^ a whole month. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 31, 1973 m NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31. 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING-HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE SAY, TMAT'S A A«AP O 'T H 'f r e e w a y s y s t e m ' ^ WHV CX3N'T you S E T VOUR- VE acOB! IS) BED LESSTHAKi \ THATS THE , HMAAMAA! AN INTEWESTIN& ...ON6 O' MY ^tEST SELLERS! SELF ATRAVAWO JDIMME A WEEKW EEK AKIDa n d VOO'VE'■Oli'i/e: ALREADYa i DPArr/ HI.60V6, ^ WE'VE s o t NEWS HE PRicej^ PESI&Ni WHAT FOR UJNCH?A OAME SHOW BECOME A DAYTIM E BOOB-TUBE WHAT5 THE “FOR YOU,SAM’. M AJO R IN can't 13 ABOUT TO START--AWD ADDICT/ I'VE SOT PLACES TO HOLDUP? THIS IS THE ONLY . THERE BE UP Federal Agents Step Up Drive y A F TE R TH A T T H E R E 3 A S O AND TH IW S S TD DO, AND HOW COME SHOWER IN THE 3 IN S IN S t h is COUPLE OF STORIES TM NOT ABOUT TO SET HLWS EVERYONE'S HOUSEMAN'BY t h a t ARIA T-r AND ATRAVELOfiUE.. EARLY- UP ON THAfT TH IN S ' WAITIN' THE Tim e you SET OF his; HEMU5T i OUTSIDE MV ,IN,THE HOT WATER that MEANS BE OUST SHOWER WONT MELTANy 10 MNUTES CONNIN', ICE c u b e ; MORE! IN! To Halt Illegal Immigration LOS ANGELES (AP) - most authorities agree there "ImmigrantST-legal and il Federal immigration agents are more than one million, with legal—come here to work,” Nevertheless, California's are stepping up a drive against more than 250,000 in Southern Sherman said. ’’And it is a myth Social Welfare Board has iCm/ U a , _ , Mexicans'entering the United California. Texas also has a termed the presence of illegal ///7 U P t^ ^*3/J that they take jobs away from States illegally. large number. Americans. aliens from Mexico a major More than 2,000 illegal aliens Aliens ineligible for perma “This country has always problem. BY HANK LEONARD — most of them from Latin nent residency are returned to relied ori an underclass to do un In the raids in May, immigra America — have been arrested Mexico. But the deportation is tion officers were aided by a DIDN'T you HEAR PO >OU KNOW NOI n o w desirable jobs. Now, with such WHAT SHE SAID/ WHICH APART BEAT ITII in a series of raids, the largest sometimes short-lived. liberal welfare benefits, otir un “sizable force” of U.S. Boiler THERE'S NO MISS MENT SHE in California in three years, and “The border is like a Patrol agents brought here WALTERS HERE/ derclass Americans don’t want officjals said the mass revolving door, and I know to be field hands, maids or from other parts of the country. crackdown will continue in some illegal aliens who, after janitors,” Sherman added. But Williams has said man EA C H IN 6’ definitely. being deported, returned to Los “But if you come from a power is not the solution. S A M T H E Donald T. Williams, acting Angeles faster than the bus that country where $1.50 is a for "If we had more officers, we . FACTS OF director of the U.S. Immigra dtove them down,” recalled one tune, you don't mind those jobs, would just arrest more people, ^ MANOR LIFE: PARTINS r e m a r k s < ^ '9 ^ - C C r - tion and Naturalization Service, man who was caught after 10 and that's where the illegal and there wouldn’t be enough saiid the raids were ordered years and qualified for residen aliens fulfill a vital function jails and courts to haqdle because routine investigative cy. . here.” them,” he said. SHORT RIBS efforts have been unable to "We can’t keep them from BY FRANK O’NEAL cope wij,h the growing number coming in,” Williams asserted. of aliens. “Last year there were 27 OM /VO..,. LIVE, MAINE A8R0K£/V Estimates of how many il million border crossings at BROOM./ legal aliens from Mexico are in Tijuana, and if you question V O the United States vary, but people, others have to wait. The PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER complaints flood iii, and there is constant pressure for less en : LOBSTERS $169 TOO V LAST YEAR BARB ____ forcement.” SMALL -?] THEY WERE T O O L A f R & B y By PHIL PASTORET What harm do the aliens do? mM “They attend schools at y/—— Just when we’ve learned taxpayers’ expense, they take how to pronounce “methady- jobs that normally would go to , 5-3| Chickan Lobtfn, 631 hethaclydorolframmistan,” Americans, and many of them QHEAl ■ they’ve banned it from our l i - C Approximataly ■ ' 1 Lb» Third Son Joins Eagle Scout Rank go on welfare and use other favorite cough medicine. 4 Cl public social services,” Mrs. Dustin Wood Sr. of 29 Morse Rd., admires Eagle Williams said. THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA of the Order of the Arrow, and has worked as a waterfront With the price of pooch Scout Badge on her son Alan’s uniform, as his father, an food going right through Melvin Sherman, director of FRESH FROM MAINE! (I BEDROCK/^ assistant at the Lake of Isles Boy Scout Reservation in assistant scoutmaster for Boy Scout Troop 47, South the ceiling, our dogs are the International Institute, a ..NOVJ, w h a t Stonington. A junior at Manchester High School, he is a United Methodist Church, looks* on. Presentation was getting what we eat, and Los Angeles-based agency that • HIGHLAND PARK MARKET THE HECK member of the track team, holds two school track records, leading a people’s life. has been helping aliens for 60 IN A le A made at ceremonies Tuesday night at Richard Martin G Sll-Hlg^dand.St.,.Manchester — PboBe.648-4877 '3 7 F O R P , is a member of the Church, its Youth Fellowship Group years, disagreed. s-si '3 7 FOtED School. A six-year member of the troop, Alan has served as c l«7l h MU, h., TM bt. t«. COUPE/ COUPE?... and basketball team. His two older brothers, Dustin, Jr. a patrol leader, senior crewleader, and currently as a and Jonathan, are also Eagle Scouts. (Herald photo by Pin THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM junior assistant scoutmaster. He is a Brotherhood Member to) n a p o l e o n BRANOV 35-K- meet tonight at 7:30 at the school tonight at 7:30 and a ser Mrs. Edith Marks and Mrs. About Town church. vice meeting at 8:35 at K ^ a u t o m o t i v e Ellen Long represented the The difference between a St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Kingdom Hall. luxury and a necessity is in The Salvation Army will have Ladies Aid Society of Zion will have a Holy Communion how badly you want it! a Bible study meeting tonight at Full Gospel Christian Evangelical Lutheran Church 0 <« Ik service tonight at 8 at the 7:30 at the Citadel. The meeting church. Fellowship Interdenomination at the Lutheran Women’s When are they going MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-THREE Pitching Duel to Fermi The Dry Side {Z On Arm of Bourque of Sports I In Both Tragedy, Rain down swinging, the big item By Dean Yost couldn’t come up with the Fermi (2) By Dean R. Yosl which a ttra c t^ the scouts. necessary hit. AB R H RBI E Ten major league baseball Bidwell dazzled Fermi hitters Hendrickson, cf Again an air-tight Indians’ 4 1 1 0 0 Robertson. Jim Hackett j INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The 57th Indianapolis 500-mile race third place went unofficially to Roger McCluskey. Mel Kenyon scouts in attendance got with 10 strikeouts and had McKeon, If 4 1 1 0 0 Tonight's Games defense supported the sound Cunningham, c ■ homered and singied for the ended as it began-in tragedy and in the rain. placed fourth and Gary Bettenhausen was fifth. double enjoyment yesterday perfect control as he didn’t 4 0 1 0 0 Wholesale vs. Bemie’s, 6:15 pitching. The ever-hustling se Bourque, p 4 0 2 2 0 winners. a1 Lazzaris and Don Gordon Johncock was awarded the victory Wednesday, two Savage, 26, of Santa Ana, Calif., was involved in the second walk a batter. Bidwell allowed Fitzgerald Year Makes A Difference afternoon at Enrico Fermi cond baseman, Maloney, Theofiles, lb 4 0 0 0 0 Hazard had two hits. weeks after Art Pollard was killed in h crash during practice, two serious accident in his career. He was critically injured in a seven hits, three of which came DeVeau, ss 3 0 1 High in Enfield. The scouts snagged a line shot off the bat 0 3 Acadia, vs. Fogarty, 7:30 Brian Mitchell- and Terry People in general have a tendendy to compare records of days after David “Salt” Walther was burned badly in an abqrted sports car race at Ontario, Calif., in 1971. in the seventh inning. Hallenedck, ss 0 0 0 0 0 Fitzgerald came to watch winning left- of Jim Madsen and then Gracewski, 2b Nolan led the losers’ attack last year s teams with the present ones. Actually doing start of the race, and two hours after driver Swede Savage was He was reported in critical condition at Methodist Hospital in Three consecutive singles by 3 0 0 0 0 Honda vs. Dillon, 8:45 hand pitcher Ken Bourque doubled up runner Tom Quail Quail, 3b 3 0 1 0 0 with two hits apiece. \ this in high school and college ball is a little deceiving critically injured and a crewman killed. Indianapolis with fractured legs and bums on his face, arms and Sean McKeon, Mark Cun Madsen, rf Fitzgerald do his thing, but were also for a doubleplay, the third for 3 0 0 0 0 CANDLELIGHT since the shuffling of players is great due to graduation. The triumph by the small and dapper Johncock was witnessed right hand. ningham and Bourque ac the locals in two games. Jones, rf > 0 0 0 0 0 Angels vs. Telephone, 6:15 by an estimated 20,000 spectators surrounded by more than 200,- treated to a fine perfor Nassiff Arms came-from* Take for instance Manchester High in 1972; the Tribe Armondo Teran, a 22-year-old bachelor from Culver City, counted for the first Fermi tal Stamford Catholic ranked Robertson 000 empty seats at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Calif., died about one hour after he was stmck by a fire truck mance from Manchester Totals 32 2 7 2 3 behind with a seven-run sixth sported a 3-14 mark and improved it to 10-7 this season. A ly. Steve Hendrickson led off 13th will oppose Fermi at a site Willie’s vs. Wyman, 8:45 Nebo “I have been running races for 18 years, a lot of them very driving the wrong way on the pit road while it hurried toward High’s junior right-hander, the ninth with a double to left Manrhester (0) inning to down Dick*“s total of 12 players departed due to graduation while seven yet to be determined. AB R H RBI E Town vs. Annulli, 6:15 Nebo frustrating, but this has made it all worth it,” said Johncock. Savage's accident. Dave Bidwell. The outcome and scored on Bourque’s single Bob & Marie’s vs. Lenox, 7:30 American, 8-7, at Mt. Nebo. others helped comprise the present staff. Sullivan, ss 4 0 0 0 0 Ron Noske led Nassiff’s attack The race was red-flagged to a halt after 133 lap»-332M! Five former Indy champs, the most in one race since the 1920s, was a 2-0 win by Fermi up the middle. Bourque was Peck, 3b 3 0 0 0 0 Nebo Next year could even be brighter for the Tribe since only miles—because of rain. When asked if he was happy the rain were not on the track at the end of the race. Maloney, 2b 4 0 2 with three singles while Bill which advances them to credited with two RBI’s to go Once during the game 0 0 Bonanza vs. Army & Navy, two senior starters, John Burger and Lyle Eastman will came, Johncock replied: “No, I’d like to have seen it go 500 Three-time winner A.J. Foyt Jr. lost out with two cars, along with his outstanding Bidwell retired 14 straight Burger, rf 4 0 0 0 0 Fortin, Ward Gochee and Bob Saturday’s quarterfinal Munroe, If 3 0 0 0 0 6:15 Keeney graduate. The nucleus of a solid team will be returning. miles.” breaking something in his own No. 14 Coyote, then hopping into pitching performance, batters to face the knuckle- Tigers vs. Cut & Curl, 6:15 Oliver had two bingles each. game. The Tribe bows out of Eastman, lb 4 0 0 0 0 ^Walt Bavier and Ron The entire infield will be back plus hot prospects from Johncock averaged 159.014 miles per hour for the shortest race teammate George Snider’s No. 84 and running into more .'bidwell and Bourque bailer. Due to fielding errors, Thibodeau, cf 2 0 0 0 0 Illing in the event’s long history. The race was over in 2 hours, 5 mechanical trouble. tourney play with an 11-8 Laliberte led Dick’s offense Coach Don Race’s junior varsity squad which include John ___ (Herald photo by Pinto) matched pitch of pitch, before three by shortstop Rick DeVeau Miller, c 3 0 0 0 1 minutes and 27.66 seconds. ^ record. Bidwell, p 3 0 0 0 0 CHARTER OAK with two safeties each. Koepsel, Norm Davey, Bob Odell, Rick Nicola and Mark Defending champ Mark Donohue, 1970 and 1971 champ A1 TIP !• ROM THE TOP — Bob Wilson explained fishing the victors touched the rangy and the walks, the most men The 36-year-old Johncock-is-ex^cted to get more than $200,000 The fire-balling left-hander Armory Tavern scored nine REC Tweedie. Unser, 1969 champ Mario Andretti and Bobby Unser, who won in reel finer points to Tracy Pomeroy and Bill Kozicki during Tribe hurler for three hits. For Bourque retired in a row was Totals 30 0 2 0 1 in prize money from the third straight Indy purse of more than $1 1968, all met the same fate. PoleSitter Johnny Rutherford, never allowed only two hits, both by runs in the sixth inning to score In a low-scoring contest, the first six innings both eight. Fermi 000 000 1 0 1 -2 East Catholic Coach Jim Penders has finally million. really in the running, was only one of 11 drivers still moving when I* Fishing Clinic at the Clarke Arena. The Jack Maloney. A sharp double a come-from-behind victory chuckers allowed only two hits Manchester got* past 2BH: Maloney. Hendrickson, DeVeau; CB&T topped Multi Circuits, 6- experienced what it’s like to be on the losing side. For the Johncock beat Billy Vufcovich by 1 minute, 25 seconds, while the final red flag came. ^ nchester State Bank-sponsored event attracted several to left center and a line single to each. Newington High, 4-1, Tuesday SB: Maloney; DP: Maloney to Eastman; ■ oyer Pero’s, 13-8, at Fitzgerald. 5, at Nebo. Charlie Bassos led first time in his brilliant coaching career, Penders saw his hundred fishing enthusiasts. left. Bourque allowed only two LOB: Manchester 6, Fermi 3; BB: Jim Balesano banged out three the winners’ attack with four Twice Manchester had to open tournament play. Fermi Bourque Z: SO: Bidwell 10, Bourque 16; current nine go belpw the .500 mark. The Eagles who lost walks but sent 16 Tribe batters hits while Dennis Wirtalla and runners on third base but drew an opening round bye. HBP: Peck. hits while Jerry Wilson had two their last four starts ended the campaign with an 8-10 mark A1 Noske had two hits each. bingles. 3 Homers came from Burt Multi’s Tim Cunningham including a 13-0 dubbing by South Catholic in the CIAC Tournament. Baskerville, Roger Talbot, produced three hits while Bill Golfers Cop Three More Wins Brian Sullivan and Jim Zwick and Bob Lucey came up Manchester Community College on the strong arms of Rockville Victor, Jackson. Ray Camarco and Russ Bilodeau went from a 4-6 record in with two bingles apiece. Zwick “The Bulkeley match was Manchester swept three Downey carded 4637-77 while In a losing effort. Bud Talaga 1972 to 9-7 in 1973. Manchester vs. South and Mike McCarthy blasted a real squeaker,” said Tom matches yesterday at the 3635- Lon Annulli shot 3639-78 and went 3-3 while Stan Talaga and home runs. Catholic Tough luck continues to plague Cheney Tech’s Coach Vin Kelley golf coach at 70 Goodwin Park course. The Thomas fired 38-37-75. Alter Ellington Ousted Dennis Vendrillo also had three EASTERN Leone (M) def. Walsh (SC) Kaseta’s club. The Beavers have dropped 30 consecutive TONIGHT’S GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Manchester High. “Jim locals tripped up Weaver, 5-0; nate Jim Wigren had 41-39-80. one up; Downey (M) tie Brown bingles. Vittner’s jumped off to an games dating back to May 5,1971 when Pete Depka hurled Oilers vs. Lawyers Thanks to a 5-1 win over downed ^ u th Catholic, 4Vi->A This afternoon Manchester (SC); Annulli (M) def. Stanulis SILK CITY early advantage and then held Thomas ran in a three-footer -Rockville High advanced into Friday’s CIAC Class L a brilliant two-hit, 16-strikeout performaiice over St. Police vs. Sears Dillon Ford last night at and edged Bulkeley, 3Mi-lMi. tangles with Maloney and Hall (SC), 65; Thomas (M) def. Bob Brannick blasted three on the 18th to save his win quarterfinal round with an 11-inning 1-0 decision over on to defeat Second Congo, 17- Thomas Seminary with Tech winning 6-0. Since then its Bonanza vs. Moriarty’s Waddell, Wipco moved into the Scott Leone carded a 37-37-74 at the Rockledge C.C. to decide Fanelli (SC) 3-2. homers with Dave White:and 14, at Nebo. Jack Vittner had and gain the medal point by Torrington High yesterday on the Rams’ diamond. been all downhill. league lead with a 5-1 won-lost to claim medalist honors. Brad the CCIL title. Manchester vs. Bulkeley (Herald photo by Pioto) Mark Monette each clouting four hits followed by Dave record. Craig Austin" spaced one shot,” he continued. X Friday, Rockville will oppose AW; NATIONAL LEAGUE Friday the Tribe will com Leone (M) def. Conforto (B), Phil Slonvnian two as Groman’s Sport Shop Vittner, Greg Burmingham and four hits, one a homer by Steve third-ranked Notre Dame of The Medics squared their pete in the Lyman Meadows In 2-1; Downey (M) tie Ouellette Briefs pounded Moriarty’s, 24-11, at Vito Kaminskas each with Sulots. Mike Linsenbigler and Bridgeport. Notre Dame record at 3-3 last night by whip vitational in Middletown. Last (B); Burke (B) def. Annulli Fitzgerald. Dave Viara had a three hits. CIAC Baseball Notes Ralph Maccarone each came stopped South Catholic, 5-2, to ping winless VFW, 13-9, at year Bulkeley claimed top (M) 3-2; Thomas (M) def. Deep grand slam clout. Brannick For the losers, John DiFronzo through with three safeties and honors with the locals coming gain a berth in the quarter Basketball Buckley. Paul Peck’s two (B), one up. went 4-4 while White yiras 4-5. and Mel Stoltenberg each Four divisions totaling 99 schools began the first CIAC Sam Harrison and Joe Gr- M B ’s in Twi Opener in second. finals. NEW YORK - Dave homers, one a grandslam, Moriarty’s were led by Chuck collected three base hits while Baseball Tournament under the present construction zymkowski added two hits Steve Krajewski belted a DeBusschere, star forward of sparked the winners. Mark Two Trackmen May with three bingles while Jeff Lancaster, A1 Lamson and which states a school must win 50 per cent of its games, Copeland added a single and each. Weather permitting, the Right-hander John Serafini is Results: Manchester vs. trememdous blast over the the New York Knicks of the Little League Meets five players had two hits each. Jeff Cooper had three each. NATIONAL FARM Greater Hartford Twilight slated to pitch for the locals, Weaver centerfielder’s head to account National Basketball Associa identical to the basketball standards. homer to the Medic cause and Joe Amaio homered. INDY Undefeated VFW made the Baseball League will open defending playoff kings, with Leone (M) def. Wimberly (W), Lttle League will hold an im for the lone tally. Rich Rabe tion, was named vice president In the Class LL Division, 24 schools qualified; in the L Fred Nassiff chipped in with BA Club scored early and Medics its fifth victim last tonight at St. Thomas Seminary newcomer Frank Wicz behind 3-1; Downey (M), def..McBride portant meeting tonight at 8 at went the route for Rockville. and general manager of the class, 28 made the grade; the Medium School loop fielded two singles. Dave Keeney’s In State Meet Gorman Brothers shutout then held off Lock Stock & night at Bowers, 8-6. Flavell, when Manchester’s Moriarty’s the plate. The latter will be the (W), 5-4; Annulli (M) def. the Army & Navy Club. All of Things weren’t so bright for New York Nets of the 25 while in the Small School category, 21 comprised the three hits paced the Vets, now Lynch Toyota, 9-0, in the night-" Barrel! to win, 4-2, at Keeney 0-6. Gottlieb, Urbanetti and Lyons meet the Hartford Stags. First only newcomer in the starting Dunlap (W), 9-7; Thomas (M) ficers, coaches and umpires are Manchester High placed two trackmen in Saturday’s Eliington High, eliminated by American Basketball Associa field. , cap at Fitzgerald. Jim Dowling, Street. Jack Hughes doubled INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE played well. pitch is set for 6 o’clock. lineup. def. Jones (W), 10-8. asked to be present. Farmington High, 3-2, at the tion, effective the 1974 season. ^ State Class L Track Meet at the University of Connecticut Bob Bycholski and Mike and. homered for the BA’s. Friday, the quarterfinal round begins for the L-S Still seeking that first vic Knights’ home grounds. . at Storrs. Phil Stoneman and Scott Wiggin will carry the Crispino had two hits each. In a losing effort, Steve schools, while quarterfinals for the LL-M division begin tory, Stevenson’s dropped their Brian Harvey’s bases-loaded Tennis < school colors. Bycholski collected a homer. Lauretti collected two singles. Saturday. Semifinals are slated for L-S on ’Tuesday with fourth start of the season last singie in the eighth gave ninth- PARIS— Arthur Ashe of New C Qualifying yesterday at Far-' Lynch was paced by Bob FELINE the other two classes playing Wednesday. Fin^ game in night at Verplanck to the termediate hurdles, wood ranked Farmington the win. York City topped U.S. Davis ^ mington High were the top six Wojciechowski going 3-3 and Although outhit by Frechette, volving the L-S schools will take place Friday, Jupe 8 while Barbers, 6-2. Jeff Shrider placed seventh in both events. Ellington stroked five hits, Cupper Harold Solomon of ^ boys in each event. Terry Schilling pounded out two. WINF produced more runs to scattered two hits and picked High jumpers Mike Lombardo but was hurt by three errors. Silver Spring, Md., 7-6, 6-2, 67, Saturday the LL-M clubs will battle for the championship. ^ Stoneman placed third in the bingles. win, 11-2, at the Illing Field. up 15 strikeouts in gaining the and Russ Herbert both failed to 6-4 and moved into the final 16 * two-mile run with a clocking of DUSTY decision. John Alosky doubled clear 5’8” . Jeff Bucy missed in of the 3135,000 French Open Erls Langlois had three hits for Dean Machine errupted for and Shrider aided his own cause M * 9:47.9, breaking his own mark the victors. the 440 by only two-tenths of a Great Coniehack Tennis Championships. ^ of 9:51.1. Finishing ahead were seven runs in the first inning For the losers, Betty Evliano Oval Track Burnings with a pair of singles. Sean second. HANOVER, N.H. (AP) - Skip Weatherwax of HPHS and and four more in the fourth to had three singles followed by Driscoll and Cliff Bickford had Coach Tony Lupien’s D art Hockey Chris Kishimoto of East Hart- defeat MCC Vets, 11-6, at two hits from Gail Boud. Leo Cleary driving the locally-based No. 87 Vega\ the only Essomen hits. The Squall Selected mouth varsity basebali team ATLANTA - The Atlanta C_J 1 •Tford. Winning time was 9:44. modified, captured first place last Saturday night at Staf Barbers are 3-3 in the stan- Glenney^s CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P )- finished the season with a 15-211 Flames of the National Hockey r Wiggin, in his speciaity, the ford Speedway and brought home $800...Car owners Jim \dings. A track squad made up of 21 mark. However about three League acquired defenseman Captain Mark Mainville talked over Cheney Tech baseball pole vault, cleared 11’6”. Sullivan of Manchester and Bill Courtney of Vernon scored men from Harvard and eight weeks ago things really looked Dale Hoganson and minor final with Coach Vin Kaseta. Tech concluded slate yester Bennet Notches Wigging and Bud Campbell of from Yale will represent the bad. leaguers Chuck Arnason and day in Bolton. their first modified feature win, capturing the 100-lap show ; Rockville both tied for the top Track Triumph Is HEADQUARTERS two colleges in the biennial at Riverside Park. Bristol’s Sonny O’Sullivan wheeled the " position. The team was struggling with Bob Murray from the Montreal A track and field meet against a 5-18-1 record as it headed into Canadians for a player to be No. 88 machine...The Northeastern Midget Assn., has Eighth place finishers for Bennet Junior High’s track Oxford-Cambridge at Harvard a doubleheader at Providence, named later and future con stepped out of the picture for Saturday night’s 100-lap > Manchester included Bill Boll team buried Silas Deane Junior Bowling FOR HOMEOWNER HAPPINESS Stadium June 13. the team that lost to Harvard in siderations. Memorial Day Classic at Stafford Speedway which was ' in the discus and Jim Michalik Tech Drops Finale High at Wethersfield yesterday, The international meet has the NCAA District 1 finals last BOSTON — Veteran . in the javelin. Jeff Geyer in the 71-33 for its sixth win of the rained out. A prior committment at an oval in Claremont, been won by Harvard-Yale the weekend. After losing the first defenseman Don Awrey of the two-mile was 10th. A1 Wood campaign. Twq, Bennet records N.H. forced the pullout. Instead, the six cyclinders will be HOME BEACH-Lois Brown past three years. Points are game, the Big Green took the Boston Bruins signed a rnulti- It's a plaaaura to steal home failed to make the field in the In Losing Season were rewritten. Dave Gaboury added to the show...At Indianapolis, 83 registered in the 179, Irene Stone 176504, Ruth New glamour fot Bathrooms, Kitchens compiled on the basis*of second and went on to compile year contract with the National on a path of 120 high hurdles and the 330 in won the 440-ykrd dash in 56.0 pits for the 33-car starting field, 59 of which had assigned Smith 456, Ginger Yourkas 463, \ % firstplace finishes only. an eight-game winning streak. Hockey League club. The second consecutive Groves, Ed Manning, John while the 880-yard relay team of drivers...Bentley Warren from West Gloucester, Mass., Ethel Wills 476. SILICONE-GLAZED winless season for Cheney Tech Struff and Jack Boyd all had Bob Houston, Ken Holt, John VERMONT Y Country Club was New England’s only hopeful in the event but he failed ended yestereay afternoon in two safeties. Quinn and Mario Orduz covered Following are the starting SLATE FLAGSTONES In a losing effort. Bill West to qualify...Salt Walther, who was involved in the opening BLOSSOMS Carol Bolton as the Bulldogs tacked a the distance in 1:40.0. times and pairings for Sunday’s WALL TILEBOARD Design a walkway to your front door. . . a went 3-5 including two doubles day mishap on the front straight-away, was the first car Gardella 137-349, Olga Colla 13-7 decision on the Beavers. ABCD Goif Tournament at the charming patio. . . an elegant foyer. Our real while Kevin Carpenter also Mark Demko, Bob-Hawkes out of last year’s Indy 500. He received $14,537 for one lap 136351, Lorraine Peterman 146 Laughs off heat and moisture . . . wipes Tech bows out of the 1973 Manchester Country Club: slate flagstones come In beautiful earthy rapped out two bingles. and Houston were all double of driving...’The fuel, not gasoline, that powers these Indy 366. season with a dismal 0-11 mark. clean with a cloth. Fashion-right colors ' colors, regular and random shapes. . . easy to winners for the locals. 6:43 Daley. Pagani, Monaco, Pagliughi machines is an alchohol-based blend (methanol). When Bolton now sports a 5-10 record. Clienev Tech (7) and patterns stay everlastingly Install, easy to afford at our rock-bottom pricesi Bolton’s Joe Mufo and Karl ABRHRBIE Results: 6:52 S. Ferguson, C.D. Mc(!arlfiy, burned, this mixture is clear. lovely . . . never need painting. Mainville. rf Vonderkall,...... Minerlifler 6:59 Riordan, Hunter, Gingras, Taylor Mixed colors Red only Preuss supplied Bolton In the West, c 100— Houston (B), Holt (B), Murphy (SD) 11.1 7:06 Kennedy, Conklin, Zavarella, hitting department with both Carpenter, If mile — DePasquale (SD), Mayo (SD), Duttelle , pounding out three hits. Paul Ostashen, 3b Orduz (B), 4:58.9 7:13 Prior, Riggott, Hancock, 38’ ■q. ft. 50< •q . ft. , Mount, cf 440 — Gaboury (B), Spencer (SD), Forstrom TOTE & SAVE sq.ft. Bolton (13 Schors, Ib 1 0 Qilsholm (B), 56.0 (new record) 7:20 Ready, Ansaldi, Puti, Smith 7:27 Heath, Moffat, Turley, Mutty AB R H RBI E DiGangi, ss 2 1 220 - Houston (B), HoU (B), Kohke Chicome, 2b (SD), 23.6 7:34 Hilinski, Karszes, Welman, Stuek (On colors In stock) TOTE & SAVE Muro, 3b 7:41 0. Lorentzen, Genovesi,. Nassif, Hanoaford. p 880 - DePasquale (SD), Goff (B), Manning, lb C3iisholm (B), 2:19.5 Remes Lebel, ph Kowalshyn. lb long jump — Demko (B), Dixon (B), 7:50 Kieman, Novak, T. 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Saturdays, 1 ;30 League said Friday Bronco FRIDAYS Modifleds Horvath has signed a two-year NORTH MANCHESTER STATE BANK Come June 4... and keep coming I Rt. 1A Pawtucket contract to remain as coach and IW.G.GLENNEY TO 8:30 P.M. THRILLING player personnel director. MAIN Oarodevlls AND Y ll CAN K T ITS nm AT n L N n L Horvath led the Cubs to the CO. SAT. TO m intral Division title in the now STREET Special June 1st ‘funct Eastern Hockey 4 P.M. MMgats and League last season and took the MANCHESTER RECREATION DEPT. Motorcydos team to the semifinals of the Walker Cup playoffs. i \A / I r r \ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HCTALD; Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 31, W 3 — PAGE ’TWEN’TY-FIVE Evans Red Sox Hero, The “Action Marketplace” Fast — Effective Herald Classified Ads • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers • Over 60,000 Daily Readers Brawl in Spotlight (15 Word Minimum) • Fast Results 1 D a y ...... BOSTON (AP) - frwigbt Evans hit a homer, scored both runs first nrian to bat for Boston. Pitcher Clyde Wright sailed a fastball ... 8c per word p * day and made a run-saving catch In leading the Boston Red Sox to vic over his head, and the man who charged to the mound was plate 3 D a y s ...... 7c per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 6 D a y s ...... tory. It should have been Us gaine ... but everybody was talking umpire Larry McCoy. He summoned both managers for a con ... 6c per word per day CUSSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. about the brawl. ® ference. 26 D ays...... 5c per word per day 12:00 N(M)N I)AY BEFORE PUBUCATION The rookie outfielder, who joined the Red Sox for 18 games at “He called us out there and told us it’s got to stop,” said Eddie Happy Ads .. the end of last season after playing for Louisville, was 3-for-3 at Kasko, manager of the Red Sox. “If it doesn’t, in his judgmait, Dradlinr for Saturday and Monday the plate Wednesday n i^ t as the Red Sox edged the CaUfomia he runs both managers and pitchers.” is 12:00 Noon Friday Angels 2-1 at Fenway Park for their second straight victory over It stopped, and Tiant went on to pitch a complete game, PHONE 643-27U the visitors. striking out nine and allowing only five hits while improving his Campan-Trallan RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 16 Help Wanted Evans scored from third in the third inning, cracked his tie record to 6-5. HERALD Mobile Hornet 35 breaking, game-winninHiarne run over the high leftfield wall in ’The only players who appeared to have thrown any punches PLEASE READ BOX LETTERS ROOFING — Specializing Sox bullpen fence in the during the melee denied it later. SHASTA trailer, sleeps 4, S ninth to f6o Mike of a homer with a man on. YOUR AD repairing roofs, new roofs, HAPPY ADS “I went over there to Stop it and he pushed me and I pushed water, electric, gas heater, gutterliter work, chimneys,chimneys cleaned REDSTONE It was die scuffle In the top of the seventh that cleared both For Your stove, oven, Monomatic lav, ice back,” Petrocelli said. “It was no fight.” Classified or "Want Ads" are and repaired. 30 years SHOWCASE aNEMA dugouts and bullpens, however, that had the 11,809 fans buzzing Torborg, who said he was never struck, said, “Rico had hold of Inform:, tion taken over the phone as a con box, carpeting, jacks, porch, experience. Free estimates. and the reporters asking Questions. me. 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ROSSI Roofing, siding, in an envelope — address to the East Hartford Looking Back at the Local Sports Scene He then grounded odtrothirdbasennan Rico Petrocelli, but on the His home run won the game, but the catch in the ninth was tion. Errors which do not lessen the chimneys, gutters. Free es Classified Manager. Manchester way back to the dugout he s t o f ^ to have a few words with Fisk probably the big play. value ol the advertisement will not Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 11 timates, fully insured. Days, Evening Herald, together with a 'They bumped chests and out Came all the players. “When it was hit I knew I had a chance at it,” he said. “’The be corrected by "make good" inser evenings, 529-8056, Paul ... SofMont Town baseball champions in 1936 was Billy Ernie Dowd, Bill Pagani. Front, Frank memo listing the companies MOTORCYCLE insurance — NURSE'S Aides, wanted for When the dust settled, after Petrocelli andAngels’ catcher Jeff bullpen yelled at me and Reggie (Smith) was yelling. 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Rudi was playing me,” Munson continued. “But I was surprised Tonight WINF Munson, the Oakland outfielders don’t know where to play him. when it carried into the seats.” RUNS-Mayberty, KG, 86; tories, Herzog can’t afford to miss any. Devon Drive. Call 649-1322. 1962 CHEVY, 350. running con BOTTl Heating and Plumbing winning against Herzog got the thumb from umpire Art Frantz in the seventh 7:25 A’g vs. Yanks, WINF dition, call after 6, 742-8828. HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales, 49 — Prompt, courteous service. MECHANIC, experienced with In that case, the only person who does know how to play Munson Yankee Manager Ralph Houk, who saw his club rise two games Otis, KC, 34. own tools, for large truck fleet. inning for yelling too loud and too long over Perry’s alleged wet FOUND brown female mongrel Good for parts. Park Street, Hartford. Motor Call 643-1496. 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Call Sharon, Baltimore 20 20 .500 2'k New York 21 22 .488 5 the just-concluded series between the San Francisco Giants and Cin, 37. NEED CAR? Credit bad? D o e a lt A III GRAD students available for Flooring 18 646-8150, Bailey Employment TWO JOIE CHiitwood tires, and painting, 4 years experience, Boston 20 22 .476 3V5 Montreal 19 22 .463 6 the New York Mets, are making a strong argument against the HITS-Bonds, SF, 66; Wat Bankrimt? Repossessed? We specialize in ceramic tile, Service. Honest Douglas accepts lowest mags, G-60-14, Revengers and fully insured. Free estimates. FLOOR SANDING and Cleveland 20 26 .435 5 ^ • St. Louis use of designated pinch hitters. son, Htn, 63. mags, good, condition. 3300 or slate, flagstone and quarry 19 24 .442 7 down, smallest payments. Cal! our competitors and then Refinishing, (specializing in Milwaukee 19 25 .432 5>4! Philadelphia 19 27 .413 8V2 Overlooked Tuesday night while Tom Seaver was battling the DOUBLES—Ferguson, LA, besiioffer. 646-5382. ■ ■ Services Offered 12 tile. For complete bathroom Douglas Motors, 345 Main. call us, 649-7034. older floors). Inside and outside SECURITY officer wanted. West Giants with 16 strike-outs were the home run and bunt single by 14; Bonds, SF, 14. remodeling, we’ll handle all painting. John Verfaille, 646- Chicago 26 15 .634 Seaver that contributed to 5-2 New York victory. TRIPLES—Metzger, Htn, 8;. “ PREMIUM TIRES” Campera-Trallera SHARPENING Service - Must be over 21, neat. Prefer a 1965 FORD Custom, 240, $350. carpentry, plumbing and tile ••••••••••••■••••••••••••••• . 5750, 872-2222. man with a gun permit. Third Minnesota 24 19 .558 3 Wednesday two other pitchers, Tom Bradley of the Giants and Sanguillen, Pgh, 4; Maddox, M obile Homes 8 Saws, knives, axes, shears, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• New brake shoes, 315. Phone skates, rotary blades. Quick work. Expert workmanship Building-Contracting 14 shift, four nights weekly in W est the Mets’ Jon Matlack didn’t embarass themselves at the plate SF, 4; Matthews, SF, 4. MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 Y California 23 20 .535 4 742-9768. and reasonable rates. 1968 NIMROD hardtop camper service. Capitol Equipment cluding weekends. $2.50 hourly \ Kansas City 26 23 .531 4 San Francisco 32 20 .615 either, while the Giants posted a 3-2 victory, dropping Matlack’s HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pgh, No Firsts - No Seconds - No Blems NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - to start. Uniforms and equip plus extras, sleeps 6, very good Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer, Call Mandevllle MANCHESTER delivery - \O akland 23 24 .489 6 Los Angeles 30 19 .612 Vz record to 2-7. 13; H.Aaron, Atl, 13. 1970 DODGE Challenger, V-8, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Remodeling, repairing, ad ment provided. Call 246-8585. Houston 29 21 .580 2 All Sold at Blems Prices! condition, 875-8901. 6 4 3 -9 6 7 8 light trucking and package RECEPTIONIST - Excellent Texas 14 28 .333 12V* Bradley belted a two-run single in the second, and Matlack STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Automatic, power steering, fac 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- ditions, rec rooms, porches and hours and benefits. $6,200 star Cincinnati 26 21 .553 31^ Cin, 22; Cedetio, Htn, 19. tory air-conditioning, blue, roofing. No job too small. Call delivery. Refrigerrators, WANTED — Bolton Notch area. scored twice after singling in the third and walking in the sixth, 7958. washers and stove moving ting salary. Fee psiid. Require Atlanta 17 29 .370 12 creating a 2-2 tie. PITCHING (5 Decisions)- black vinyl top, 31,750.528-7543. 649-3144. Piano teacher for girls 11 and 7. Wednesday B Games specialty. 649-0752. light typing. Also some figure San Diego 17 33 .340 14 Tito Fuentes won it for the Giants with a sixth-inning homer. Billingham, Cin, 7-1, .875, 2.96; Rectown U.S.A. LIGHT Trucking — Father and ODD JOBS, lawn care, light aptitude. (;all Betty Jane, 646- 643-7100 after 5. New York 4, Oakland 3 1966 PON’OAC LeMans, 389, 4- son. Attics, cellars, garages. tree work, removai service to MASONRY — All types of “I always go up there swinging,” said Bradley, who improved Downing, LA, 5-1, iS3, 2.77. Your Frlmdly A.V. D talor 8150, Bailey Employment Ser Boston 2, California 1 speed, mags, in good Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 27 vice. TELEPHONE solicitor, his record to 4-2 with Sam McDowell’s relief. “ I was looking for a STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, mechanical condition. 3350. Prosontt wanted, part-time, from our of Texas 3, Cleveland 2 M o n Contor Ring AKracUon* concrete steps, sidewalks. No strike and I got a fast ball. I usually make contact.” 85; Seaver, NY, 82. Flione 646-2775 between 3;M MORTGAGES, loans first se fice. Hourly rate. Contact C.R. Baltimore 5, Kansas City 4 W 'ednesday’s G dm es TREE Service (Soucier) — TWO handymen want variety of job too small. Free estimates. GAL FRIDAY - for ^ a l l of Bradley had his best pitching effort of the season — certainly Any Size Passenger and 6 p.m. 1971 Yellowstone 20’ Over 20 years experience. After cond, third. All kinds. Realty Smith Agency, 646-4695, for per Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 0 \ Houston 4, Chicago 1 Trees cut, building lots cleared, jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer fice. Some typiil and Detroit 8, Cihicago 3 his most effective work since being knocked out of action by an Cqirl -- Sleeps 9 . .2995 trees topped. Got a tree tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. statewide. Credit reting un bookkeeping experience sonal interview appointment. 'San Francisco 3, New York 2 ankle injury April 17. 1971 OPEL, 2-door sedan, 4- problem? Well worth phone tics, cleaned. Reliable service. necessary. Reasonable. Con Pittsburgh 4, Atlanta 2 Sports Slate 1970 Acs 20’ Royal Deluxe required. Salary to $7,000. Fee “This was the best velocity I’ve-had on my fast ball,” offered speed, new snow tires, Interior...... 2 9 9 5 call. 742-8252. Reasonable rates. 643-5305. CARPENTRY - Repairs, fidential, quick arrangements. paid. Call Sharon, 646-8150, KING'S Department Store has T h u rsd a y ’s G am es St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 2 Bradley. “It’s good to be getting all my stuff back. I really excellent condition. Call 643- remodeling, additions, roofing. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Bailey Employment Service. an opening for part-time work 5703. 1998 Shasta 21 from 9 a.m.-12 noon, 6 days, in California (May 4-5) at Montreal 5-2, San Diego 3:3 wanted to help the club early in the season, so the injury was ^ Thursday ODD jobs, landscaping, TREE Removal — pruning, Call David Patria, South Wind 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart RECAP Tandem Axle...... 2495 sor, 644-1796. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. the pet department. Apply Boston (Curtis 2-5) Los Angeles 9, Philadelphia 4 real disappointment. GOLF household repairs, carpentry. spraying, etc.,, fully insured. Call 649-4594. Haul out your oddi and endi, thoy’ll King s Dept. Store, Manchester Minnesota (Woodson 3-3) at “I just felt helpless sitting around and doing nothing,” he Weaver at Bast GatfioUc 1965 TWO-DOOR Mustang, 1993 Swiss Colony 17’ Licensed. Free estimates. Just for fun ...... 1395 Phone 633-5345. WES ROBBINS carpentry MORTAGES — 1st, and 2nd bring you a profit thru Want 44s. Parkade, Pet Department. Milwaukee (Colburn 5-1) added. "Today my stuff was the best it’s been all year. Sure, I Manchester, Maloney at Hall clean and in good condition. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar remodeling specialist. Ad mortgages — interim financing Oakland (Holtzman 9-2) at T h u rsd a y ’s G am es was disappointed when he (Charlie Fox) lifted me. You always Ellington at Bulkeley LOWEST PRICES ON 3600: Call afte r 5:30 abd All of the above units carry ages, additions, repairs, small ditions, rec rooms, dormers, — expedient and confidential , Houston (Roberts 5-2) weekends, 643-8114. WASHING Machine Repairs — New York (Stottlemyre 7-4) N at want to finish.” ^ Coventry at Cromwell Rectown’s Famous Pre- jobs. Free estimates. Call RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, service, J. D. Real Estate RN Cleveland (Strom 1-5) at Chiago (Jenkins 5-3) Bradley retired thf first two batters in the eighth, but Ken Friday "CUSTOM” Camped” one year parts and Stephen Marlin, 646-7295. 649-3446. Assoc. 643-5129. 1962 AUSTIN Healey Sprite, Maytag. Reasonable rates. Suparvlaor, full time. 3-11 Atlanta (Niekro 3-2 ) at Boswell lined a single off the leaping Fuentes’ glove for the Mets’ labor guarantee. Former owner Pike Coin Wash- Texas (Siebert 2-3) N 'TENNIS "STOCKS” PluiTix 1961 Renault, for sale for parts. Baltimore (Cuellar 2-5) at Pittsburgh (Briles 2-4), N fourth hit. McDowell took over and retired the final four batters Farmington at East Catholic with RabadlMiHe Uttars Mounting Rectown has over 45 brand POWER MOWERS, hand Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - SECOND Mortgages — residen Call 646-8440. tial, commercial-, industrial tp RNs or LPNs Kansas City (Garbir 4-1) N Cincinnati (Grimsley 44) at for his third save. a citing new Holidays in stock for your mowers repaired, pick-up and new homes custom built, Saturday remodeling, additions, rec consolidate bills, business Full or part-time. 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 St. Louis (Gibson 3-5), N “Tom was tiring,” said Fox. “You could see he was laboring needs. S * the complete line delivery. Prompt-Reliable- CEILING and ceramic tile Detroit (Perry, 6-2) at TENNIS ‘1965 FORD LTD, 4-door, Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. rooms, garages, kitchens expansion, alleviate cash Only games scheduled . because he wasn’t bending his back and following through. With automatic, 3450 or best offer. from the Vacationer to the specialist. Repaired and Chicago (Fisher 4-3) N CCIL Tennis Tournament at a FREE MOUNTINR a FREE RALANCIN8 • FREE ROTATION remodeled. No job too small. remodeled, bath tile, cement problems. Jan Brennan NURSES AIDES all those batters coming up, he wasn’t going to pitch the ninth 649-2135. Royal and learn for the first New Britain »FREE WHITE W A ilS • FREE VALVE STEMS ON ALL NEW TIRES TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Phone 649-8735. . work. Steps, dormers. Residen Associates Mortgage Company, Experienced preferred, full-time. 7-3, 11-7 3 anyway.” time what a travel trailer large appliances, cleaning tial or commercial. Call 649- 528-7500. TRACK 1965 T-BIRD, with steel belted State Class L Meet at UConn should be. cellars, attics. Also will buy STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 4291. radials. Call 646-6439 anytime. Bualneaa Opportunity 28 COMPETITIVE PAY SCALE State Class C Meet at Durham 15,000 Miles 25,000 Miles 40,000 Miles See our Trojan & Concord and sell used furniture. 644- fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 1775. concrete repairs, inside and R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen- Following benefits; Paid vacation, sick day pay, life In State Class M Meet at Far- GOOD BEHER OUR BEST MARQll PEUGEOT 404, excellent Motor Homes for the all new Dodgers Enjoyed May, outside. Reasonably priced. ti7 , kitchens, rec rooms, ad MANCHESTER food store with surance, major medical insurance, disability, 0 paid mington BT-110 Safsty Prenilum> condition, moving, must sell. way to go. • 78 Series Modern FORMICA work done, counter 643-0851. ditions, garages, porches, any beer permit near Community holiday, medication discount. Drop in and see our modern • 100 per cent Antl-Skld • 78 Series Design Design 3600, 64iS-5994. Like 5th Wheel? We’ve got tops, etc. Free estimates, type remodeling. 646-2087. College. Excellent potential. • Soft Smooth Ride • Narrow Wide Stripe • New Belted Design Hayes Agency, 646-0131. facility. • Greater Safety and • 4 Full Piles Rayon Cord them in all shapes & sizes. reasonable. No job too small or JOHN and Andy’s. Odd jobs,, • 2-Ply Sidewall 1970, GTO, immaculate fcondi- Won 19 of 27 Games Stability Would you believe the all hew large. 649-0758. you name it, we do it. phone J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish • 4-Ply Tread tion. Must see to appreciate. StiapperVseries mowerst Holiday 5th Estate? 643-2097, 872-2385, carpentry, rec rooms, Best offer over 32,2M. Phon^ Schools-Clataea 33 MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER NEW YORK (AP) — “Give me four Edwards and the three-hit pitching of Ken •xBto ■Mttib LAND clearing, light remodeling, kitchens, to to ‘ xMi uttttt anytime, 649-9724. A large selection of new, but bathrooms, formica .work, 333 Bldwell St. Manchester more months like May and everything will Forsch carried Houston past Chicago. The Durabte. Dependabfea Pric* landscaping, old building and REWEAVING burns, moth SiM Mto Pric* F.E.T. S in m ■ F.E.T. Six* Price left over 1972 Skampers tent STUDIO 16 .School of Creative 9-3 wwkdays be all right,” said Los Angeles Dodger 20.93 to junk removed, driveways holes. Zippers repaired. Win ceilings.'649-9658. 646-2321 Cubs sewed up Forsch’s fifth victory in 10 700x13 3ZK 16.93 1.96 C76X13 40.60 1.96 C76«13 80.95 24.95 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 8 trailers at greatly reduced Arts offering summer Manager Walt Alston. . 693x14 22.93 resurfaced and sealhd. 646^14. dow shades, Venetian blinds. decisions with a two-run sixth inning A f & M x la U e V 3tK 16.93 1.94 076x14 40.73 1.94 C78«14 68.75, 25.95 workshops in drawing, 733x14 349$ 24.93 2.04 cylinder, automatic, power prices. ANY Type carpentry and Four more months like May for the 19.93 2.04 £78x14 44.83 E7S«14 69.10 27.95 Keys made. TV for rent. graphics, sculpture. 563-2773, against Chicago starter Milt Pappas, 2-4. 773x14 3136 23.93 2.17 steering, power brakes. 3400. masonry, additions and The Snapper V21 and.V 18 rotary mowers. Your 21.98 2.17 F76X14 44.63 F78H4 73.05 28.95 And to top it all off — we offer EDWARD Machie, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Elodgers would be more than just all Piraleg-Braveg 623x14 26.93 2.33 Phone 643-5219 after 3 p.m. evenings. grass never had it so good. And neither have you. 31.71 22.93 2.33 076x14 46.93 G78x14 80.00 30.95 C.B.T. for all your borrowing landscaping, flower beds, remodeling. Free estimates. A. right—it would be fabulous. 638x14 43iS 26.95 2.33 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Reserve shortstop Jackie Hernandez 23.93 2 :3 3 H76X14 83.73 H78X14 87.90 32.95 ■______A______Squillacote, 649-0811. ♦ No more raking, because the Snapper 663x14 45.55 29.93 2.64 needs. Did You Know We’ll pruning trees and shrubs, rub Jobs Available The Dodgers had their merriest May in drove in the tiebreaking run with a sixth 24.93 2.64 376x14 44.63 478x14 99.95 33.95 Painting-Papering 13 Help Wanted 35 778x18 37.71 23.93 2.19 Trade Your Car or Truck? bish cleared, appliances many summers with a sensational .313 vacuum cleans your lawn as you mow ♦ 20.98 2.19 F76X13 46.98 F78X15 73.05 29.95 1967 CHRYSLER, yellow tires, inning single in Pittsburgh’s victory over 628x13 31.71 27.93 2.36 moved, disposed of. 643-0339. WILL build new homes, ad 21.93 2.36 076x13 46.73 678x15 80.00 31.95 good running condition, two RICHARD E. Martin. Full MACHINIST wanted - FOR MEN AND WOMEN team batting average, including an 18-hit Atlanta. A1 Oliver opened the Pittsburgh • Side discharge chute blows walks and 633x13 4155 26.93 2.57 ditions, dormers, recreation 23.93 2.87 H76X13 33.78 H78x1S 87.90 33.95 snow tires with rims, 3700. Can Bridgeport work, experienced If you are seeking permanent full timfe work In performance W^nesday night that buried 613x18 47iS 29.93 Rectown U.SA Inc. GOING on vacation? Leave professional painting service. rooms, repairs and kitchens. V'-.v./'V'. •' sixth with a single and stole second before driveways clean and can be used in- 23.98 ^67 376x13 33.73 2.96 478x15 99.95 34 J5 be seen at 83 Ridge Street or 820x13 31JI 30.93 Soul* 6 W8St imWawnUe, Ceno. your pet at home and I will visit Interior - exterior. Free es-' only. Overtime and paid in Manchester, we need you. Steve Carlton “and the Philadelphia scoring the winning run. Dave Cash’s hit 13.93 1.37 176x13 81.30 3.20 178x15 113.85 35.95 Free estimates. Tobias Carpen ■’/Vv.. Phillies 94. areas where bagging grass is not call 643-0040 between 5-6 p.m. 423-1829 him every day with tender timates, fully insured. 649-4411. try Service, 643-5769. surance. Penobscot 'Tool and later in the inning delivered an insurance needed. ♦ Grass bag between tl MNSwWn “ IM IWNT WHO LnWRi loving care. Will care for any Gage. Merrow Rd., Tolland. ’The Dodgers averaged 11.7 runs per run for the Pirates. • Machine Operators handles for close trimming o n , 1965 FORD Chistom V-8, stan animal. Daily, weekly, montniy NEED your house painted this Route 15, Exit 99 875-8083. game in May and had a 19-8 record. C arda-R eds dard, running condition. Best summer? Top quality work. •. Weavers either side ♦ Available in rates, 646-8306. Ted Sizemore’s two-run single capped a reasonable offer. 644-2839 after 8V4.FOOT Trailer, sleeps 6, ful Free estimates. Call 528-8248. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 JANITORS — Experienced, • Boiler Fireman for new automatic boilers. In the other National League games, the push or self-propelled 6 p.m. ly equipped, Lake Street. ^11 part-time days, evenings, three-run rally in the eighth inning that M3-6693 after 4 p.m. Houston Astros defeated the Chicago Cubs models. With or LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, DONALD E. Taroa - ROOFING and roof repairing, Manchester area. Call 643-5691, We will train qualified applicants In these openings. \ ‘ r - pow er^ St. Louis over Cincinnati. Lou lawns mowed, trees cut and Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. 3-6 p.m. 4- 1; the San Francisco Giants trimmed the VOLVO - 1966, 122S, 2-door, paperhanging and painting. Company paid benefits. Brock’s run-scoring single snapped a 2-2 without electric start. automatic, excellent condition. PHOENIX tent trailer, sleeps removed. Cellars and attics Free estimates. Call 648-6812. New York Mets 32; the Pittsburgh Pirates empton’s tie and then Brock stole a base to put See one today. 643-1470. 8, stove, sink, built-in heater, cleaned. Free estimates. ^11 BIDWELL Home Improvement MACHINISTS - We have the In textiles, a career comes with every job. Apply turned back the Atlanta Braves 4-2; the St. runners on second and third and. set the ice box. No reasonable offer 643-6000. T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, Co. Expert installation of following openings — lathe, today. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds stage for Sizemore’s hit. M U fSB li 1968 RAMBLER American, refused, 649-6328. Interior-exterior painting. aluminum siding, gutters and Bridgeport, vertical turret 5- 2 and the Montreal Expos split a Expog-Padrpg McDonough Power Equipment. Inc. Asubsidiary of Fuqua Industrie*. Inc.. automatic. Phone 1-745-4904. LOAM, gravel and fill for sale, Reasonable rates. Swirled trims. Roofing installation and lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy doubleheader with the San Diego Padres, ^ b Bailey drove in three runs with a Discount Tire Centers TKXiA and El Dorado mini excavating, septic and drainage ceilings our specialty. Call 643- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, motor homes, El Dorado truck work. Phone 643-7172 or 742- Cheney Brothers, bic. winning the first game 5-3 and losing the pair of homers in Montreal’s opening- 634 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER TEL 646-5892 1965 CHEVROLET Bel Air 1949. Manchester, 649-0000. four-door, automatic transtnis- campers, Ter^ and Taurus 9477. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 31 Cooper Hill Street second, 3-2. game victory over San Diego. The Padres (Former Location of Mancheater Honda) sion,' 6 cylinder, engine travel trailers, ’fravco van con INSIDE-Outside painting. roofing, storm window.s,' aw ^OMAN wanted for pot and Manchester, Conn. 06040 ■ Astrog-Cubs pulled out the second game on John L&M EqiRpment Co. 0pm Dally 9 to 6. Thurs. ‘Ul 9 p.m., Sat ’HI 5 p.m. overhauled, nice condition. 3350 versions, now at Travel Homes CUSTOM made slip covers and nings. Quality workmanship, dishwashing. Also general help, ^ Home runs by Roger Metzger and John Special ratesfor pMple over te. Grubb’s three-run homer in'the eighth. Rt 83.4W7 TaleolMto M . 3 Other Lbcatlont—Brittol, Waterbury, Haw Britain ______or best offer, 646^17 after 6 of Vernon, 166 Union Street, draperies, very reasonable. Fully insured. Estimates given. free estimates. Fully insured. good wages, free meals in p.m. Rockville, 872-9117. Call anytime, 649-4266. - Call 644L7863. 872-9187, 649-3417. cluded..649-5313. I k- PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERLAND, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, May 31. 1973 Help Wanted 35 Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 Bualneaa Locatlona- WANTED — Homes for 4 dogs, L u v a l o t t a r e m e m b e r s e v e r y o n e 's B u t k i o b O o V ' r e m e m b e r s h e r s - ^'**^"**"** 63 M^CHESTjER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., May 31, 1973- PAGE TWEN’TY-SEVEN BIRTHDAY O R ANMIV/ERSARY - For Rent 67 Houaea For Sale 7 2 'Houaea For Sale EXPERIENCED 2 Shepherds, dne Beagle, one 72 Houaea For Sale 72 Houaea For Sale 72 Houaea For Sale MANCHESTER — Unusual 72^ Heaort PToperty-For Sale 74 Out of Town-For Sale 75 out of Town-For Safe Terrier, 649-7292. PROFESSIONAL office, OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN I GOT A CARD one-bedroom Townhouse. Full TWO FAMILY - 4^, $5 000 FOUR-ROOM MARTIN School area — Raised ______75 THIS O N E ^TMis ONE OH,YES, private basement, patio and en beautiful, spacious. Excellent MANCHESTER MANCHESTER FREE — Puppies, six weeks * H O T 6 0 ! F R O M M V Ranch, 7 rooms, one full, 2 half AMSTON LAKE - Like new, • Excellent w ages FOR COUSIN F O R THE JERkIMER'S trances. Includes heat and exposure. First floor, all financing. Starter home for young couple BOLTON Lakefront — 6 room old, part Labrador, Shepherd- INSURANCE GREEN AREA mernational Associates, baths, two fireplaces, 2-car gar New listing Lakefront cottage, private TOLLAND • Paid Holidays COBWEB- ^PHOCBOUNOS” iGRADUAnONf i, appliances, 3200 per month. facilities, parking. Reasonable Realtors, 647-1300. or retired persons* treed lot, 2 bedrooms, year ’round Capie. baths, and ? Call 649-9466 after 5. AGENT.' Spaciou* new 7-room Ckilonial age. Large wooded lot. An unusual home, large fireplace, trees, $32,900. • Retirement Plan Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. ^ Reasonably priced. fireplace, screened porch. $M,- 4535, 646-1021. » secluded from traffic gnd Beautiful home and excellent Fantastic U&R constructed farmhouse with remodeled Hut&hins Agency, 649-5324. SPLIT Level — Seven rooms, location. Philbrick Agency, 900. Holcombe Realtors, 643- • Good working conditions FREE — Shepherd Collie, 122 EAST Center St. New first- noise situated, on ap home with view is now kitchen, situated on 10 acres male. Ideal for single person. I n n m r A 1V4 baths, inter-com, family SIX-ROOM CAPE Realtors, 646-4200. , 8616, 644-2447. 4 • No traveling to Hartford MANCHESTER - One- floor professional office space. proximately IW aern , in one available. Four bedrooms, in desirable section of VERNON — Manchester line. Perfect watch dog, 643-8715. bedroom Ranch typd apart room, garage, city utilities, Lovely location, near new Convenient location,' ample of the town’s older established $38,500. Philbrick Agency* living room, dining room; DIAMOND Lake, Glastonbury, Tolland. Priced to sell. Call Immaculate Ranch on quiet Write: BURNER DEPARTMENT ment, private entrance. parking and on bus line. Will Racquet club. For details call O V ER SIZED cu sto m 4- Lloyd O’Dell at T.J. street, sunny kitchen with SHIH TZU Puppies, AKC, neighborhoods. Ideal home for Realtors, 6464200. ^ bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972, kitchen, playroom, rec room Waterfront 3-bedroom cottage, P.O. BOX1f26 Includes heat and appliances. subdivide from 100 square feet fireplace, spectacular view. Crockett’s Tolland office. dining area, 2 bedrooms, champion sired, adorable little 3163 per m onth. P^aul W. growing family. Priced to first-floor fireplaced family with stone fireplace, 2W carpeted living room, heated ' MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 to 2,000 square feet, to fit your MANCHESTER - Ranch, 6 room, 2 ^ baths, with marble baths, 2-car garage, central Owner j533-6^. ^ Realtors, 875-6279. rag mops. Call 658-6605. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535,646- needs. 646-1180. • sell. ^^••••••••••••••••••^^••••^ rec room, 328,500. Wolverton rooms, plus Florida room and vanities. 2-car oversized gar air-conditioning, numerous PETERMAN AGENCY Out of Town-For Sale 75 Agency. Realtor, 649-2813. MINIATURE white Poodles, outside patio. Wall-to-wall ^ o l c age, full walk-out basement extra features. Preferred STOBE, Attractive clean, dry, REM.TOII-MLS 649-944M carpeting throughout: Newiy NORTH COVENTRY - Five- LUBRICATION MEN EXPERIENCED parts man for one female, 3 males, 6 weeks THREE rooms, heat, hot with sliding glass doors. Kennedy Road. Call for in room Ranch. Just reduced to TOLLAND old, 3100. 6494063. ^acious. Heat, all facilities. redecorated, $M,900. Philbrick' Beautiful skyline view.- COVENTRY — 5-room home, General Motors dealership, 5Vz *3ter, appliances, parking, Reasonable rent. Business - of REAL ESTATE spection. $21,500. Pasek-Rutherford, day work week, excellent Ag^cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, large kitchen, new roof, plus FANTASTICII! 3140. Security deposit. 646-3494, fice combination. 649-3549, 649- MANCHEIS’TER — ’Two-family, unfinished second fioor. ^ ,9 0 0 ealtors, MLS, 289-7475,742-8243. W eeded Immediately working conditions and fringe FREE Kittens — for kind and . evenings, 649-4742. 646^200. Is the word for this 7V4-room 1680. 5-4, central location. Large lot WALKER Street — 6-room 649-1750 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tor second shift. benefits. Call'Scranton Motors, loving homes. Call 643-1383 VERNON — ’Three bedroom Ranch. 2-car carport, full Rec Priced at $36,900. Frechette & home, living'ing room, diningdini room CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently SENTRY REAL ESTATE 8754)714, Craig Williams, Parts after 3 p.m. AVAILABLE immediately. Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. Ranch, 1V4 baths, large lot, 3- room plus a first-floor family Manager. O A a a H ttr Reaort Property- and kitchqn on first floor, 3 restored. 7 fireplaces,.summer COVENTRY — Mini-estate Pleasant four-room apartment, For Rent WARANOKE Road - Nice, SERVICES car garage, in exe|lent condi rcMm with cathedral beamed We have openings for AKC registered black . d}M LPNGPON 68 bedrooms, id bath on second kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new with 160’ on the water. Califor heat, hot water, appliances, ' MANCHEiSTER — Cblonial in floor, 2-car comfortable home in prime 286-4331 nia style Ranch home. iSvo full tion. International Associates, ceilings. A lot of home, set on experienced lubrication men. miniature Poodle, male. Shots SHAWNEE MISSION, carpeting, air-conditioner. irage. Assumable baths, kitchen. Two-car garage, Realtors, 647-1300. HAN, WATERFRONT cottage. Lake nice condition. 3 bedrooms, mortgage, |31v900. Philbrrck residential area, wall-to-wall $58,900. Philbrick Agency, ReaKora MLS baths, two-car garage. For a %-acre wooded lot. Price? Starting rate $3.25 hourly with PART-TIME and papers, seven weeks old. Lease, security. 3195. 649-3978. living room, dining room, 643-9812. Winnipesaukee, sleeps 6, Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. carpeting, finished rec room. Reaitors, 646-4200. more details call ’The Zinsser $37,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky a chance for advancement. All LAN600N1S LAW: 643-6165. private beach. Call 1- 603- 524- kitchen, IW baths, den or 4th Occupancy no problem. Call us Agency, 646-1511. at 649-.5306. Opening for an accurate typjst vwv% fringe benefits. Uniforms and 4948, or write Cottage, P.O. Box bedroom. Good lot. Only $30,- to see this listing priced to sell. THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, SOUTH WINDSOR mornings. Approximately 25 AKC — Irish Setter pup, male, HEWHOMEMEMBERS MANCHESTER- im older Manchester ••B&W** tools furnished. For appoint MANCHESTER - Three-room 4, Lakeport, New Hampshire, 900. F re c h e tte & M artin Colonial with 2-ca T. J. Crockett, 643-1577. two baths, two fireplaces, gar COVENTRY — Immaculate Birch Hill area — U&R 7- hours per week. $2. per hour. 3100, or best offer, 644^92. isonENRmanEN, I ^P^.^tment, all appliances, garage, ages, Florida room. Hutchins The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. ment call 688-2233 03246. Realtors, 647-9993. large kitchen with p; f, tor- Ranch. Living room, dining room Raised Ranch. Living Realtors — MLS Apply T---- < I utilities, 3170 per month. Fiano MANCHES’TER - Lovely 6- CONDOMNIIIM Agency, 649-5324. room, kitchen, family room, FOUR Kittens need good Agency, 646-2677. mal dining------room,------3 ^ m s , room with white birch Manchester Parkade — 64J-530S MISQUAMICUT - 4Mi room MANCHEISTER —^Exceptional solid value at $28,900. Wblver- room Ranch on half-acre, two bedrooms, bath and gar FIRST NATIONAL homes. Free. Call 649-3331. Houaehold Qooda cottage, heated, furnished. No 8-room Condominium, com exquisite rec room, fireplaced 3 bedrooms, 2Vii baths, fully NEW Listing — 6-room Cape, age. Priced at only $25,500. fireplace and cathedral REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. 51 Apartmenta For Rent 63 Apartmenta For Rent 63 ton Ageqcy, Realtor, 649-2813. ceiling, formal dining room, to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- STORES, INC. LANDLORDS: We supply singles. 3175 weekly. Phone 643- pletely equipped. Call for living room, dream kitchen, carpeted, central air- breezeway, garage, rec room, Frechette & Martin, Realtors, COVENTRY — Five-room cot AKC male chocolate brown CARPETS — Wholesale to you screened qualified tenants for 0491. details, Frechette i $35,WO. Wolcott Realtors, 568- conditioned, paneled family treed lot, $31,500. Hayes Agen 647-9993. large kitchen and eating area, tage, fully furnished. Close to hour week. Salary $375.30 bi Park and Oakland h n . LOOKING for anything in real & Martin, Poodle, 5 months old,. 875-8486. at our warehouse. The Carpet your vacancies at no cost,or Realtors, 647-9993. 8200. room and 4th bedroom or den. cy, 6464)131. built-ins, 3 bedrooms, glass lake. Secondary financing weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with East Hartfori Ikxin. estate rental — apartments, degree. Many fringe benefits. Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., obligation to you. Homefinders. COTTAGES for rent - Pool, tennis courts, club sliding door, sun deck, panel available, $10,000. Philbrick homes, multiple dwellings, no PRESIDENTIAL 527-5448. Manchester Veterans Home and Hospital, An equal opportunity LONG haired guinea pig, with Manchester. 646-8568. Lakefront, with boats. Par MANCHESTER - Dutch ICHESTER Green Area — house. MANCHESTER — 5-5 Duplex, 3 rec room with birch fireplace, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200^ employer m /f cage, 310. Phone 649-7046. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate VILLAGE APTS. bedrooms, each side. Only P'7,- EAST HARTFORD Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street,. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. tridge Lake, Littleton, New Colonial, Porter Street, 4 room Ranch, 2 full baths, 2-car garage. $51,500. Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571. exten- MOVING — ’Three-piece living MANCHESTER FIVE room apartment, central Hampshire. Small log cabin bedrooms, living room, dining DUTCH custom kitchen, dishwasher, 900. Needs work, ^ rle See this immaculate 8-room HEBRON — Eloquent new Salt- locatipn, nice yard, no pets, MERRin AGENCY Everett, Eastern Real Estate, box in beautiful country setting. 3 room set, 3125 good condition. sions 395, 233, 2M. FOUR ROOM apartment, se One and two bedrooms. with bunk house, sleeps 6, 375 room, kitchen, baths, large dispbul, extra cabinets, fuiiy Raised Ranch. Cathedral PLATING -Assistant — some month old mixed German Cali 646-7879. Tiarried couple only. Two per week. Larger cottage, first-floor fajnily room, two-car COLONIAL carpel^, built-ins, oversiz^ REALTORS 646-1180 646- 8250. U&R REALTY CO., INC. Eight rooms, ZVt batns, 2-car experience in nickel chrome Shepherd, male. Call 647-1323 cond floor, available June 1st., Near schools, churches children accepted, 3155., plus ceiling living room, 3 or 4 garage, country kitchen, family AUTOMOBILE mechanic — 646-5514. sleeps 6-10, screen porch, $100 . Immaculate home in Beautifully landscaped lot, carix>rt\with storage area, laun bedrooms, paneled rec room, Robtrt D. Murdock, Rotitor plating helpful but will train after 3 p.m. MAPLE Living room set, and shopping center, on security deposit. 643-6927. dry rooniNwith storage cabinets, MANCHEiSTER — Five-family, room, central chimney. Must Experienced, fuil-time, days. per week. Call 742-6607 for lie location. Priced at lots of shade, 24’ above la rn sun deck, 2W baths, 643-2692 Apply Clarke Motor Sales, reliable'person with interest in sofabed, two chairs, two end bus line. Call anytime. further information. S $52,900. Frechette & Martin, aluminum siding, 16x21’ near East Hartford line. G ^ be seen. Low 50s. For appoint this type of work. All company MANCHESTER — Available Furnlahed Apartmenta 64 ground pool, near schools, screened pprch, many other CENTRAL air-conditioned 8- investment, Earle Everett, tree# yard. City utilities. $47,- ment call owner, 6464833. Bolton, Conn. Articlea for Sale 45 tables, 375. ’Three batiu'obm June 1st, five rooms, two Realtors, 647-9993. room Colonial, first-floor fami paid benefits, holidays and shopping and a bus line. extras, comer lot well treed Eastern Real Estate, 646-8250. 000. sinks, with AS fittings, 38. 643-- bedrooms in two-family house, 646-2623 CAPE COD — Chatham, ly room with targe fieldstone COVENTRY - Quaint, little COVENTRY (North) 133,900 COOKS — Part-time position, vacations. Apply Connecticut LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. 0053. THREE-ROOM furnished available June and September, MANCHESTER — Six-room Mid 30s. and landscaped^9-0528, agent. Colonial-Cape for a special Cycie Accessories, 316 Hartford large yard, children welcome. heated apartment. Private en fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2W IINEW LISTINGII m ust be over 17. Apply Ring bell for service. Shiners, at off season rates. Two- Colonial, IW baths, formal baths, 2-car garage, walk-out U&R REALTY CO., MC. buyer. Five rooms plus studio Rd., Manchester, 643-16M. Maytag washer included. 3190 trances. Working adults. No WES’T Side — 6-room Cape - At $33,900. Here is an im Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, crawlers, etc. 144 Deming COLDSPOT Refrigerator, 17.1 per month. 872-4447 after 5 p.m. bedroom cottage, near all dining room eat-in kitchen, basement, dead-end street. One Robtrt D. Muntocli, Rtaltor or workshop. Ideal country Street, Manchester. Wapping cubic foot, with freezer top, pets. Security deposit. beaches, 643-1073. aluminum siding, two-car gar mcxuiK^jiiin Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar Manchester. GARRISON 'ear old. Philbrick Agency, age. $32,900. Principals only, 643-2692 location. Just $23,900. Call maculate 6!A-room Split Level MATURE men and women, 17- Road. automatic ice maker. Tappen References, 643-4w0. age,priced to sell. Mitten Agen Warren E. Howland, Realtor, of brick and frame construc 70 needed for telephone work in THREE-ROOM, centrally FIVE rooms, excellent loca Custom built 8-robm home 'ealtors, 6464200. 647- 9898. GOOD typist for smaii office. deluxe gas range. 643-0035. locate, stove, refrigerator. tion, modem, couple with young FEW weeks left for Chalet or cy, Realtors, 643-6930. COLONIAL with 3 bedrooms, 2^ths, 2 643-1108. tion. Garage and a beautiful new Manchester Studio, mor ONE-Bedroom completely fur cabin on private lake in New. Generai office experience ALUMINUM sheets used as A v ailab le Ju n e 1st. 3130 children desired. $180. separate kitchens (to-law BOWERS School — 5-room TOLLAND — You can be the yard. Located in one of Coven ning and evening hours, salary printing plates, .007 thick, COUCH, upholstered chair, nished apartment. Carpeting, Hampshire. Swimming, 7 rooms, 3 large bedrooms, IS BOLTON — Three-bedroom required. Salary 390-3110 week monthly. ^Security and References, 643-4638. suite) and a beautiful older home, 16x32’ inground first owner of this iarge 6-room try’s nicest areas. Hurry! ly, Duo-Fast Northeast, 22 plus bonuses. Apply in person, 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for31. large mirrors, etc. Call 644- air-conditioning, balcony. ’Two- boating, great place to get formal dinitig room, den, Split Level with family room Olan Mills Portrait Studio, Burr references required. 2^9692. car parking. Rent for July and A TRUE GEM “English Tavern” rec pool. Rear yard completely OUR Ranch on a treed acre lot, won’t last. Call Tony Tolland Street, East Hartford, Phone 643-2711. 2936. ■ COMPACT one-bedroom apart away. Phone 644-2174 or 644- IV^ baths, great lot for fenced in. |B5,900. Phiibrick located only 3 minutes from I- and oversized 2-car garage, on Corners, Shopping Plaza in August only, 646-4991^: Quality galore. Must be seen. Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. 289-6861, Mr. Allan. ment, second floor, stove, 2048. Ansaldi built 5-room ranch children. Mid 30s. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 86. Two liaths, sliding patio a nicely treed acre lot. Fiano Manchester or call 646-2637. FIVE ROOMS, first floor apart T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643\ FACE Agency, 846-2677. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 HOTPOINT refrigerator, good ment, 2 bedrooms, no pets. 3150 refrigerator, heat, 3125, near with brick front, located in doors, fireplace and garage are ..B&W.. cents each. Inquire side door, working condition. 3M or best House* for Rent 65 AUGUST Rental — Orleans, Manchester’s south end near 1577. ^ RED a few of the features included in FULL or part-time, sewing plus security. 647-9509 Parkade. Copple preferred. MORTGAGE Helper — Comes The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. ’ Manchester Evening Herald. offer. Cail after 6 p.m., 528- Call 649-6205, 643-6802. — Cape Cod, walk to the beach, Community (College and Coun with this Contemporary Ranch, We have been so busy selling this home. T.J. Crockett JOBS GALORE machine operators. Must be 8336. FJ. SPILECKI North Coventry Realtors — MLS DELUXE one — Bedroom VERNON — 5-room Ranch, all new house, 2 bedrooms, 6H- try Qub. Features equipped e w e r ’s side has 7 rooms, 1V4 homes, we plufnb forgot to get Realtors, 643-1577. Manchester Parkade — MS-5W Applicant tee experienced. Torr’s Drapery DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 wpliances, dead end street. 1833. MANCHESTER - Original NEW RAISED RANCHES apartment, wall-to-wall IMMEDIATE, large 2 bedroom kitchen, 2 fireplaces, 3 Realtors 643-2121 owner offers a beautiful 2- baths, formal dining room, more listings. We need 3 and 4 Manufacturing Co., Route 6, yards, 323.50 plus tax. Gravel, ANTIQUE library table, Furnished or unfurnished at STAMFORD suburbs secluded paid by Companlea Junction 87, Andover, 742-7800. carpeting throughout, complete Duplex, includes hCat, bedrooms, walk-up attic, family home, 5 rooips each sunken living room, den or 4th bedroom homes in good Carpeting in family room with sand, stone, pool and patio mahogany, Kenmore window tenant’s option. Cail 643-4370. JULY Rental — Lakefront bedTpom, plus studio apart twelve aefes, old buildings need VERNON — 7-room Cape in EAST OF RIVER appliances, vanity bath. Cen appliances, carpeting, garage, large closets and ceramic floor including 2 bedrooms, for locations, for our prospective fireplace, living room, dining 'sand, 643-9504. fan, thermostatic control, cool private yard. 3225 monthly, house, large deck, private m ent,'^ rooms and bath). Over repairs. Ideal location for excellent condition. ’Two full HAIRDRESSER — Liberal trally located 3175 monthly. beach, boats, 644-1833. til^ bath. Situated on a park mal dining room with china buyers. ' room, eat-in kitchen, I'A baths, 4 bedrooms, paneled den SECRETARY — Local blue up to 5 rooms. 649-7643. R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. security. Mr. Frechette, Out of Town- MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, IVi aci^s with beautiful view. private or home for the elderly. commissions and bonus incen For Rent like lot with breezeway and located near shopping, schools, closet, natural trim throughout, Selling is our business. If you baths, king sized master or 5th bedroom, kitchen built- chip company, some public SCREENED loam, gravel, . Frechette & Martin Realtors, 66 4-car garage. Center of town Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Near Merritt Parkway and tives. Flexible hours available. DUNCAN Phyfe couch, end CAPE COD — Dennisport, two- garage. ’This is a quality home churches, newly painted, Centers. Reply Box ’’CC,” bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, ins, wall-to-wall carpeting, relation work! Start 3150 per processed gravel, sand, stone, / 647-9993. location. Wolverton Agency, 646-4200. \ want your property sold, call: Phone 875-5674, 643-1777. and fill. George H. Griffing, An tables-, coffee table, mis ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart bedroom cottage, lireplace, at a realistic price. For an ap separate heating systems. Manchester Herald. laundry, acre lots. Starting at walk-out basement. Treed lot, week. WOODLAND Realtor, 649-2813. 333,000. Owner, 649-1477, prin dover, 742-7886. cellaneous items. Phone 6W- FOUR room rent, immediate, ment, heat, hot water, stove, large kitchen, close to beach. pointment to inspect just call Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen BLANCHARD $36,900. FULL CHARGE 2921. refrigerator, 3130. Security Available June 23rd-30th, July cy, 646-1511. cipals only. College Girls central, 3145. Frechette & Mar MANCHESTER - Why rent? FIrsVOIterIng BOOKKEEPER — Financial TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for . MANOR deposit required. Adults only, 28-August 30th. $150 weekly, & FRECHETTE & MARTIN tin Realtors, 647-9993. You can afford this naceful ANSALOKHEIGHTS VERNON statement preparation a ^ Avon Loves You! | covering lawns, shrubs, etc. MOVING — Maple single bed, parking for one car. Call 643- 643-5859. JARVIS REALTY 00. MANCHESTER - 8-room RDSSEHD REALTORS 647-9993 VERNON *****••••••••••••••••••••••• older 3-bedroom Colonial, only New Listing - 8-room Raised must. Multi-set of books. Start ijiBe an Avon Lady during your|: 20cents per pound. 872-9032,872- complete, desk, 3100.. ’Three APARTMENTS VINE Street — Four-room 9678. Colonihl with 2-car garage, Excellent 5-romn Ranch. 4 BEDROOM COIONUUI Wanted to Rent 69 REM.T0II84IIL8 first-floor family room, 4 $31,900! Excellent condition. REALTORS/MLS 646-2482 Ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2V4 3150 plus. ^summer vacation. 6587. cedar wardrobes, sliding doors, HomMtead Slrml apartment, available June 1st. New heating and plumbing, Large enclosed qreezeway, ROCKVILLE — 5,4, and 3 room 643-1121 bedrooms, 2V4 taths, and much __ 189 We«t CantBf Street baths, kitchen with complete Hard to find new 7-room FIGURE CLERK - Good 325 each. Maytag wringer (Off W. Middle Tpke.) 3125 per month. Call after 6 recently painted. Very private garage, 2 fireplaces, 2 rec FIVE-ROOM Ranch, carpeting, Call 289-4922 washer, steel tub, 3100. Living ap artm en ts, 3105 to 3150 WANTED immediately — more. Over 2,500 square feet of built-ins, large rec room, Garrison Colonial on a large figure aptitude — some field CARDBOARD Cartons with in MANCHESTER p.m., 568-6396. yard. LaPoll Company, rooms, combination ^(indows, new roof, large lot, dead-end serts, 14x14x12” , peach room chair, $25. Portable monthly. Appliances, and yard. Garage with electricity in livibg area. Priced in the 50’s. fireplace, screened porch, rolling lot. Formal dining work, excellent benefits. Built by R(Realtors,...... 569-1030. plastered walls, city utilities. EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - ’Two street, $21,900. Hayes Agency, M baskets, large flat light oak sewing machine, 350. Royal Utilities extra. Phone 872-0359. Manchester area. 649-4839. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. family, 5-5, wood and brick con wall-to-wall carpeting, 2-car room, 28 ft: living room with Salary 3110-3120. U&R HOUSING CORP. FIVE room Duplex, heat, gar •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6464)131. SERVICE Station attendant, desk with chair, 643-2880. portable typewriter, 350. Metal age, immediate occupancy, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. MANCHESTER — Immaculate Nicely landscaped, Vhade struction, excellent condition attached garage. Very fireplace, IW baths, equipped experienced preferred, over 18, 1 and 2-.bedroom luxury Apartment Bulldlnga- NEW Duplexes, 3 bedrooms, SECRETARY — Good typing writing desk, 320. Kitchen security deposit, references, 4-bedroom Cape, Fireplace, trees. Priced for quick sale. with large barn, large lot. spacious throughout. ’Treed VERNON — Three-bedroom kitchen, aluminum siding & part-time. Apply at Maple BAKERS Pride commercial table, 2 chairs, 325. ’Two metal apartments. Features wall-to- ROCKVILLE — Four 3-room For Sale 70 !. Beautiful treed lot. 1V4 baths, living room, family MANCHESTER garage. Unbeatable value and shorthand — mature 3175. Call 649-8845 after 6 p.m. =\ Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, lot. Convenient location. $49,- Ranch, 1(A baths, large lot, 3- Super Service, 220 Spruce St. charcoal grill, high volume, panel beds, complete 350. ^ o tt wall carpeting, vanity tiie apartments, 3110 monthly. One . Pasek-Rutherford, 289- kitchen, separate basements CHARLES LESPERENCE 646-0800. here at $39,500. J. Gordon, 649- capable person needed. Start NEW LISTING 500. car garage in excellent condi natural gas, 45”, three years lawn mower, 325. 643-0647 baths, built-in oven, range, 466 MAIN Street — 5-rooms, 5-room apartment, $125 MANCHESTER - 4-family 7475.» 742-8243. and driveways, aluminum 649-7620 3125 plus. brick, 4-car garage, good in tion. International Associates, AUTO Mechanic — Lynch old, excellent condition, 3200. evenings. dishwasher, refrigerator and heat, security, family unit. monthly. Utilities not included, siding. Reserve your lot now. A MANCHESTER Area - 5% Inc., Realtors, 647-13()0. “ . . B & W . . HARTFORD Toyota is looking for an Hartford Road Dairy Queen. disposal, electric heat, 2 air 3160. 646-2425, 9-5 p.m. 872-9179, 875-7362. come builder. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER - Porter St., Frechette & Martin Realtors, We have just listed an im \ room aluminum sided Ranch, 3 U&R REALTY CO., INC. experienced auto mechanic 646-0131. area, 6-room brick and frame 647-9993. TEN acres of Terra Alta with The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. SECRETARY - Work in Antiquea 56 conditioners, glass- sliding *****••••••••••••••••••••••• maculate Cape style home in 'g ro o m s , large eat-in kitchen, Robort D. Murdock, fltlH or HEBRON — 7-room Raised marketing division plush of qualified to do brake jobs, tune- ‘‘ROMANCE of Design,” 476 MAIN Street — 6-rooms, ROCKVILLE — 'Four rooms, Colonial. Garage, $34,900. excellent location. Lovely custom built granite studded Mrage, your garden is already 643-2692 Ranch, fireplace, garage, large Reallon - Mt,S doors, all large rooms. Full Bualneaa Property- — JMancheglgiiEarkaile — MS-iHOt A MANCHESTER - Colonial, 7Vi fice ■— profit sharing. Start ups, inspections, etc. Excellent Warren and Cheney, 1926, WANTED — Old curved glass security, family unit. 3I6O. Call heat, hot water, stove, Pasek-Rutherford, 289-7475. fireplaced living room, formal stone Ranch, perched on top of started on this IVii acre lot. Ipt in good location. Inter hourly wage plus incentive. basement storage area, ample refrigerator. Available June For Sale 71 rooms, 3 bedrooms, large fami ten acres of woods with pan 3125 plus. “Research work of Cheney china closets with broken glass. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. dining room, kitchen with ’Tr^s and privacy, built-ins. national Associates, Inc., Free hospitalization, major parking. Starting at 3175. 1st. security. $160 872-3919. MANCHES’TER - Duplex, 3- ly room. Immediate growth oramic view stretching out for Only'332,500. Keith Agency, 6 ^ Brothers.” 310. 649-4927. Pacing 330 and up. 649-7069.643- breakfast bar, 3 bedrooms, 1 VERNON — Young 7-room Riealtors, 647-1300. DENTAL ASSISTANT - Den medical and life insurance. Handy to shopping, schools, 456 MAIN Street, second floor, COVENTRY — Large commer bedrooms, excellent condition, potential. Carpeting, fireplace, miles. 8 rooms, 2x24’ living 4126, 649-1922. Wanted-Real Eatate 77 deck. One acre lot, stream, baths, loads of closets, city Raised Ranch, large treed lot. tist needs mature person to Paid vacations and holidays. GIANT TAG SALE — Saturday bus and religious facilities. 3 rooms, heat, security. 3130. ROCKVILLE — Immediate oc cial building with 1% acres. many improvements, top area. room, dining room, modern HEBRON — Three-year old, Good location. Heavily traveled trees. Excellent location, near water and sewers. Low 30s. Applianced eat-fn kitchen, handle appointments and of Apply in person to Joe June 2nd., 9:30 a.m.-5;30 p.m. Wearlng Apparel „ 57 Model apartm ent open for Call 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. cupancy, centrally located 4- Mid 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646- kitchen, Florida room, first- INSPE(>r thithis doll house Cape four-bedroom Colonial, 1: SELLING your home or McCavanaugh, Lynch Toyota, room apartment, one child road. Frechette & Martin, 0131. Martin Schooi. Low mid 50’s. Hurry!! floor laundry, central vac, family room with fireplace, fice work. Start 3110 plus. Rain or shine. Buckingham inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday- in a mostx^onlonvenient area. This baths, full basement, attach^ acreage? For prompt friendly 345 Center St., Route 6 , accepted. No pets, security, Reaitors, 647-9993. 646-3598. automatic temperature con cutie only\has a living room, sundeck, city water and sewers. service, cail Louis Dimock SECRETARY — Go<^ typing Congregational Church, Hebron, SIZE 14, prom gown, sky blue and Sunday. Other times by THREE-ROOM apartment, $40,900. Call owner, 875-9237 garage, on a lar^e lot. Inter Manchester. Ave. Just past Manchester' with white lace trim. Call 643- $150 monthly, 646-1060. trolled ^een house, automatic kitchen v/ith built-ins, 4 national Associates, Inc., Realty, 649-9823. and steno, excellent appointment. pleasant, convenient suburban EAST Center St. - Office SOITRY REAL ESTATE after 3. Road in Glastonbury. 5564. location, like private home. garage doors, plus many, many bedrooms, family room and two Realtors, 647-1300. Y promotional opportunities. lawn, basement, working ROCKVILLE —'Available June building, originally set-up for - - SERVICES more extras. Call today to in baths. All on \ private lot for ALL CASH for your property Growing firm. Start 3130 plus. Call: 1st., 3Vi room apartment, dental office. Waiting room, spect this rare home in a unique EAST Hartford — Executive within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, REDSTONE ALUMINUM doors, 349.95, in WEDDING gown, size 10, 375. adults. 643-2^. Near Green School 289-4331 only $28,500. Vantage Realty, Cape, 2 baths, family room, GAL FRIDAY — Busy sales stalled. Kail Ken’s Aluminum Call 643-0101. U&R Housing Corp appliances and heat. Adults on receptionist room, two setting, $75,000. Philbrjek Agen- 872-9402. \ ROCKVILLE—Ten-room older instant service. Hayes Agency, Raaltore * MLS fireplace,' majestic setting, home, centrally located. company needs top notch per SHOWCASE CINEMA Window and Door. 643-7204, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 643-9551 FIVE rooms, first floor, ly, no pets, security, $125 operating rooms, spare room, 6y, Realtors, 646-4200. 646-0131. three labs, halfrbath, parking excellent condition. Mid 40s. Private yard. Small down pay son with good figure aptitude 936 Sliver Lane days or evenings. Wanted to Buy 58 Robert Murdock, Realtor available June 1st. Security, monthly., 646-1060. MANCHESTER -\Two-family plus three room apartment bn CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 44, $5,000 cash required. Good Call 646-1117, Hurwit & Simons. ment. Change of work forces us THINKING of selling? For the and typing. Start 3115-125. EastHarttord plus first month’s rent. Call 64i^ 643-9551 HEBRON — Two and three second floor, $50,000. Philbrick acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, financing. International to sell. $27,900. For details, call service you want, call Bill Opening Soon IT’S terrific the way-'we’re WANTED — Antique furniture, 7708. RAISED Ranch — 8 rooms, one BOLTON — Just listed, 8-room owner, 872-3705. Principals on- The Above la A selling Blue Lustre to clean Stephen J. Luchon Jr. bedroom apartments. Agency, Realtors, 6464200. beamed ceiling, garages, view. Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- Charbonneau, Char-Bon Agen glass, pewter, oil paintings or ------full, 2 half baths, all large Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Ranch, 4 bedrooms, two baths, cy, 643-0683. Partial Llating rugs and upholstery. Rent elec other antique items. Any quan Sup»t. - 646-5257 I Immediate occupancy. Phone 1300. ^ ly;______Looking for— 228-9115. MANCHESTER — Two-family rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- • ••••••a •■••••••••••••••••I'* kitchen with dishwasher, for RITA GIRL Candy Attendants, Cashiers, tric shamjpooer 31. ’The E. A. tity. ’ The Harrisons, 643-8709, wall carpeting, large fully mal dining room, den, large SUFFIELD — 7-room Ranch, Johnson Paint Company, 723 VILLAGER in a residence C Zone, allows MANCHESTER — Three fami Lota-Land For Sale 73 WE WILL buy your house for MANCHESTER 165 Oakland Street. MANCHESTER Parkade home, office or total office con equipped Kitchen, central vac abundant closets, two-car base-, horse barn, fenced acreage cash. Call anytime, Hutchins Ushers-Doormen and Main Street, Manchester, 649- EAST Hartford — four-room ly central location, separate 648-3441 Apartments. We now have version. Located in high traffic system, 2-car garage, one acre furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- ment garage, rec room. Very with pond. Trees, shrubs, fully Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Cleaners 4501. Rooms Without Board 59„ APARTMENTS apartment for rent, no pets. A-ZONE, city water and sewhr, pretty raral setting. Plantings Apply In person dally openings at the Parkade C^ll 5284)430. ^ area with excellent exposure. wooded lot. Philbrick Agency, 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. $9,000. J. D. Real E state carpeted, 2 baths, rec room, Apartments, a short pleasant Five-room, 2-bedroom town •*•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Aluminum sided for low Realtors, 646-4200. Associates, 643-5129. \ insure privacy. Fairly priced at center fireplace, double gar SELLING your property? Call . after 9 a.m. TAG SALE — Big selection, THE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot 341,500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. walk to one Connecticut’s house, wall-to-wall caipeting, Bualneaa Locatlona- maintenance. Offered at $33,- age, porch, breezeway, kitenen us first. We’ll buy your home GAL Friday, to work for moving out of country, 114 tage St., centrally located, RANCH — 6 room, 1 Vi baths, Manchester built-ins, many extras. $49,900. largest shopping centers. We fireplace, 2 air conditioners, For Rent 67 500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. COVENTRY - One-half acre, BOLTON $45,900 immediately at a fair price, all marketing agency, light steno Chestnut Street, Friday after 6, large,-* pleasantly furnished furnish stove, refrigerator, formal dining room, 3 668-7789. cash. Cali Lou Arruda, 644-1539, and bookkeeping, typing. Over . Saturday. 643-4076. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 appliances, heat and hot $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An MARRIED man — Part-time heat, hot Water, grounds MANCHESTER — From 6,000 - bedrooms, garage, treed lot. FIVE BEDROOMS dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. COHTEMPOMRY MNCH Arruda Realty. 23. Advancement to manage work cleaning days. for overnight and permanent maintenance and parking. One, water, tiled baths, washer $33,900. Philbrick Agency, EAST HARTFORD - Three ment. Preferably 2 years of "THREE piece redwood picnic 150,000 square feet of industrial, Plenty of privacy on this Hayes Agency, 646-0131. On 1-acre well treed lot. Manchester are^. Salary, bonus guest rates. bedroom, 3159 monthly, two and dryer hookup, patio. No Houaea For Sale 72 Realtors, 646-4200. bedroom Split-Level, corner Court of Probate college. Call 569-0014. set, antique music cabinet, ______» commercial warehouse space. acre lot. Nine-room Exclusive area of custom arrangement. Please call 1-489- bedrooms, 3195 monthly. Call pets. Loading platforms, railroad 32 Vernon Street iGLASTONBURY - lot<‘garage, fireplace, family district of Manchester 7676 after 5 p.m. white iron bed frame, brass ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, MANCHESTER - 7 -room Colonial with 3-car gar U&R homes. 3 bedrooms, full 649-5365 for more information. siding, ample parking. Fully COLONIAL - Ranch. Near room, excellent condition. Call NOTICE TO CREDITORS CARD Gallery, mature woman, trimming. 649-8987. gentleman, shower bath, Call 649-7620 Colonial 1>4 tilbd baths, six-room Rancti, I ’A baths, fireplace, full basement, near age. Convenient to Minnechaugh Mountain, 33 Rec room with fireplace, sprinklerea. F. J. Spilecki, Country Qub. 6 rooms, large prime acres. Access Cedar 668-7789 for information. days and evenings, flexibie RECEPTIONIST - Monday private entrance, free parking. plastered walls, range, dis schools, churches, stores, buses. Asking $35,700. For ap everything. 40s. beamed cathedral ceiling, 2 ESTATE OK CHARLES S. ROBERTS. Realtor, 643-2121. pointment, call formal dining room, paneled Ridge Terrace and Manchester JR hours. Apply in person, through Thursday, 5-9 p.m., CRAFTSMAN 5 h.p. 26” rotary Apply 195 Spruce St. hwasher, garbage msposal, fireplaced living room with full baths, pool with deck and HEBRON — Near Bolton town Manchester Parkade. rider mower, grass catcher in Rd. Frechette & Martin, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Saturday, 9-3 p.m., car BIRGHWOOD APTS. MANCHESTER — Deluxe tWo- MANCHESTER — 100,000 extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone OWNER built-in bookcases. ’Two-three Realtors, 647-9993. boat house, 2-car garage. Call line. Six-room Raised E, FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be cluded. Very good condition, hot water oil heat, city utilities. presented to the fiduciary named below necessary. Reply to P.O. Box LIGHT housekeeping room, ful bedroom Townhouse, 114 baths, square feet, will divide. bedrooms. Fireplaced family u Pom Atoicr Jon Jennings for inspection. RAANCH. Excellent condition, BAKERY saiesiady, mature 222, Manchester, Conn. $90. Call 644-2322. ly furnished. Stove, 124 Mtlihnd SL Manchester Built by AnsaldL Charles 6 4 9 -8 4 6 5 2-car. garage, large lot. Call on or before August 23, H^3 or be barred 3 room,’garage, plus many woman, steady job, good private basement, inciudes heat Suitable for manufacturing and Lesperance, 649-7620. Rttton-ULS Ui-2440 MANCHESTER - Ludlow ••B&W** by law. The fiduciary is; refrigerator and lines provided. Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap and applicances, carpets. ^40. warehouse. 1-748-5634. extras, $38,500!I. PhilbPhilbrick • • Agen ■ Road, 100’ building lot with Mitten Realty, 643-6930, C Sumner Roberts wages. Apply Parkade Bakery, YARD SALE -r 150 Spencer pointments. An abundance of privacy The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. BOOKKEEPER wanted -r will 801 Main Street, 649-9879, cy. Realtors, 646-4200. water and sewer. Merritt Agen Realtors. 213 Blue Ridge Drive Parkade Shopping Center. Street, Manchester, June 2nd in this small wooded complex. per month'. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER - RcaltorG — MLS Manchester, Conn. 06040 assist payroll supervisor in Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, Spacious cy, 646-1180. preparation of payrolls and and 3rd, Saturday, 9:30 a.m., ROOM for gentleman, parking, Featuring: six-room Colonial Ij ted near TH'REE-FAMILY, newly WOMAN for housework, two Sunday 10 a.m. Rain date June office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- schools,. keep records for federal and kitchen privileges, f MANCHESTER - Nice two- 5. Ichurch. renovated throughout, good in MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA days a week, 9-1. Must have state grants. Year around job, ' 9th and 10th. Collectibles, Refrigerator-freezer, air- • Z ledrooni Townhowes FormalUnifgj 'enlaced vestment or home with income. own transportation. Call 649- bottles, furniture, clothing, • E*l-ln RHBtwn bedroom Townhouse, full base Offered by zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- 35-hour week. Wage scale 381.90 conditioning, television, washer ment. Includes heat, appliances 466 MAIN Street — Building for Ray Lima, Hutchins Agency, 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 5707. to $118.30 weekly depending on trees, shrubs, plants, 1917 and dryer. 643-5600. • Fomnl dMng area 30’s. ZiTRser Agency, 646-1511-. 649-5324. record player. • 11/2 bath* and carpets. $230 per month. any business, office, or com MLS, 643-6666. experience. Call 875-1050, Ver • Sing eaifailnt Paui W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- mercial use, near Center. Call non Public Schools for an ap PLEASANT quiet c le a \ fur 2.9 ACRES, 7 rooms, two baths, BLANCHARD & RDSSETTO CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, ‘‘Manchester • FhN prlnl* basement 4535, 646-1021. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. COVENTRY - Approximatelv RETAIL MANAGERS pointment. SANYO deluxe 8-track car tap nished room at 50 Woodbndge • Prlvsla entrances and patios built-ins, kitchen carpeting, 9 room California Ranim. 4 acres high woooed land. 780’ player, FM radio, new 31R fireplace, garage. $33,900. MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Sreet, Manchester, next \to Rentals start at S2SS including FOUR-room apdrtment, un MANCHESTER 10,000 square Fireplaced living room, formal road frontage. $7,500. Pasek- asking 390. 643-8778. heat. Model apartment open Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ★ NEW shopping center. Inquire befoi heated on bus line. Cali between feet industrial space. Fully COLONIAL - ★ NteW-RAISED RANCH ★ CAPE - With dining room, modem kitchen Rutherford Realtors, 289-7475. and ASST. MANAGERS for ••••••••••••••••••••••••**»» 3 p.m. daily 1-5 P.M.. Sat. and Sun., sprinklered, loading docks, of with 3 larjge bedrooms, 1% — With 6 fully carpeted with dining area, family room, Situation Wanted 38 12-5 P.M. Other times by 7-9 p.m., 643-0579. MANCHESTER — New 6-room aluminum siding, beautiful T h e n K-MART Ladies Dept fice area. Hayes Agency, 6 ^ baths, fireplace, aluminum three large bedrooms, fourth 40 ACRES of land in appointment. Ranch, aluminum siding, 1% rooms, 1 % baths, rec room, fireplace. Priced possible. 2-car garage. FURNISHED or unfurnished FIVE-ROOM apartment, un 0131. siding. $36,200. Manchester on East Hartford WILL do ironing in my home, 35 Boata-Acceaaorlea 46 room with kitchen privileges, baths, pick your color. $33,900. fireplace, garage, treed to sell in the low 30s. Beautifully landscaped line. Philbrick Agency, PAUL W. DOUGAN, Raaltor heated, on bus line. Call Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Starting salary for basket, shirts 25 cents each. for. middle-aged lady in private MANCHESTER 4,000 plus lot, aluminum siding. $37,- grounds. Marion.E. Robertson, Realtors, 6464200. a n d N o w ^ ’ Also alterations. 649-0516. EVINRUDE outboard ‘motors, 643-4535 between 7-9 p.m., 643-0579. ★ EXECUTIVE - Raised Realtor, 643-5953. experienced Managers home, on bus line, parking. 3M , siquare feet store-building for 900. Holsclaw and Mastercraft weekly. References. Write Box MANCHESTER — New custom ★ TRI-LEVEL - Located $8500 and up. MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- lease. Huge paved parking Ranch. 8 rooms, baths, COVENTRY - 150x100 comer NURSE’S Aide needs work, trailers, sales-service. F, Manchester Herpld. built four-bedroom Raised on Waronoke Rd. 8 rooms, 2-car garage, fully MANCHESTER - Two- lot, 32,400. Call 6434638. • . *'* r Management Trainees and Complete service department, FOUR-ROOM bedroom apartment at the area. Prime location in town Friday, Saturday, Sunday. apartment. with highway access. Hayes Ranch. Executive location 2 baths, professional bedroom Condominium, in Assistant Managers with or Hartford Teresa. On bus line. Includes carpeted, large treed lot. A special edition commemorating 4 — v . ' . . . - Phone 523-0703. ' boating supplies, accessories, SINGLE woman looking for Road, first fioor. Agency, 646-0131. Quality built. $52,900. Hayes landscaped lot. Most ★ COLONIAL — Set on an ciudes air-conditioning, MANCHESTER - two AA without experience, salary up •••••••••••••••••••••••#«##« Woolsey. paints, Gerich’s cellar storage, garage. $165 appliances and caipeting. 3171 Agency, 646-0131. Contemporary in style. carpeting, all appliances. Adult Manchester’s 150th birthday./^ same to share expensives of per month. Paul W. Dougan, Unique. ^,900. acre plus lot. 4 huge zoned lots with ail utilities to $750a Doga-BIrda-Peta 4 i Marine Service, 1062 Tolland four rooms, 3150 moijth apart monthly., Available immediate Country club location. 50s. living, (iarage, full basement. located in desirable Forest Become a Herald subscriber today ^ Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. ly, 649-2871.. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. bedrooms, large kitchen Five-day work week plus ment. Call 647-1534. Call evenings, 6:30-10 p.m. 649* Hills. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. FAT and Sassy kittens free. 643- with custom cabinets. Fof- ★ CENTER ST. 1868 Agent. and receive this edition at no ad-. [ many outstanding benefits 6920. 1973 LARSON, 17’ tri-hull boat, CENTRAL — Responsible NEW 3-bedroom townhouse, 1V4 mal dining room. 24 foot and opportunity for unlimited APARTMENT ★ CAPE - With 7 large BUSINESS ZONE II - THIRTY acres, very desirable ditional charge. new 1972 Johnson 100 h.p., young man, master bedroom baths, fully carpeted, all rooms, aluminum siding, fireplaced living room, IVz Excellent comer location, Manchester industrial land. Ideal for in growth. KITTENS free, call after 6 galvanized Gator trailer. Used with teiephone, next to shower, appliances, private basement. RENTAL OFFICE baths, garage and easily converted to office GROVE STREET dustrial park, shopping center If you are willing to relocate p.m., 649-9236. 2 hours, sacrifice 3««0 off list parking. 649-6801, after 6. Available July 15th. Call 649- MAIN STREET OFFKX SPACE IMi baths, garage. Minutes or apartment complex. Over 1,- We have a large variety of aluminum siding. $39,900. and are interested in joining price, 33,200. Cail 875-6420 after 8782 after 5 p.m. ' 'I from town. Only $25,900. or professional building. 300 feet on Route 6, Andover. deluxe one and two-bedroom ■ • the. nation's largest and most FREE to good home, male Low 40s. New listing - Excellent 5-5 Good terms from owner. Call FOUR rooms, heated, second ^apartments and townhouses AVAILABLE JUNE 1 successful discount chain, mixed wire haired terrier, good duplex, separate beating 643-7737. lUatirlieBtrr with children, very affec floor, stove, centrally' located, tthroughout Manchester. Ren- opening a minimum of 75 *****••••••••••••••••••••••• Convenient downtown location, ideal for at (We ere In dire need of lletlnge. Thinking of aelling, Call Today) systems, extra iarge treed lot. tionate. Call 875-7782. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• married, no children, $160. ital office open daily from 9-5, i new stores each year, call Houaehold Good* 51 Security, 649-1919, 5-7 p.m. torney or two-man business. Reasonable Reduced for. quick sale, to ApartmMta For Rent 63 ^ther times by appointment •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. Pedric: at 239 Spencer GDLDEN Retreiver pups. rental includes heat. Interested? Please call $36,900. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Reaort Property-For Sale 74 SitPMtny Hrralb St. for a personal Interview. AKC, sire High Farms Cham WE HAVE customers waiting BUUtO BfminBSES, H& a Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ranges, automatic washers central location, adults, new Mr. Matrick. REALT06S-MLS 646-2482 pion Major Gregory X-rayed for the rental of your apartment 2404111m SM* l i , Mindwst(r An equal opportunity employer with guarantees. See them at B. bath, appliances, redecorated, ARRUDA REALTY BOL’TON Lakefront — Vernon O.F.A. normal.* Call 644-2224 or home. J.D. Real Estate 646-170D 189 WEST CENTER STREET section. Private setting. Five- (Dircuiation Phone 647-9946 after 5 and weekends. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main 3130. plus utilities, security. 646-1021 644-1539 St., Call 643-2171. Msociates, Inc. 643-5129. 643-9274. room Ranch type home. $26,900. Lou Aituda Hayes Agency, 6464)131. , i PAJLE T W E N J T i ^ ^ ^ , ’ ^ "’‘'.'"■I", " / ^ ^ ----- , 1 ’ '.p / , * • 1 ■-"' -; Arco Drops ''1‘i Wallingford Schools May Special The Weather Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of a ! i : p i '^-, Close Early Subsidy few showers. Lows in the 50s. Sunny and ' //> > '; cooler Saturday with highs in low 70s. !i,'r.ri NEW HAVEN (AP) - The WALLINGFORD (AP) ^ The Atlantic Richfield Co. said MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1973*- VOL. XCII, No. 205 Manchester A City of t illage Charm T\Ve n t Y-FOUR PAGES -r- TWO SECTIoiss PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS the council chairman, Thomas Wednesday that because of the -T.' -/■. Wallingford school board has minimum, Mrs. Masterson Wail, was noncommittal, she gasoline shortage, it would no voted to close the community’s said. said. 16 schoois 10 days short of the longer subsidize lower prices The Mhool board and town The seven-member board un / scheduled summer recess June animously adopted a resolution for self-service gasoline pumps, i i council scheduled a meeting s^ \ .20 because it has run out of Tuesday night which said the according to a published report. money. Wednesday night to discuss The decision affects ARCO [/News next year’s budget. board would run out of “We have no other alter operational funds “on or about stations across the country, State law prohibits local native if the money is not June 10” and would have to sus Paul Hassler, press relations Capsules Iceland Talks End school bo^ds from spending forthcoming,” Mrs. Dorothy pend classes. ^rector of' the n l more than their budgets. It also REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) •European capitals in October or Masterson, the board chair Mrs. Masterson said there Philadelphia-based company /; KissingeiCs suggested “new requires schools to remain open — Although still far apart on early November. When a French spokesman man, said Wednesday. The was sufficient money left to pay said in a report in Thursday’s Atlantic charter.” was asked why Pompidou had for a minimum of 180 days each their approaches to major The participants probably board has asked the town, coun teacher and staff salaries, but edition of the New Haven — “ Whether or not there not called in an adviser of year to qualify for state aid. issues. President Nixon and would include all members of cil for an additional |240,000 to not. enough for operational Journal-Courier. should be a summit of the Euro similar status, he replied, “’The If Wallingford schools close French President Georges the North Atlantic Treaty complete the school year. But expenses. Hassler said the dealers qan Abolish Monarchy pean leaders with the President president feels he can deal witfi June 10 they will fall about 10 Pompidou have reached a sum Organization and the Common The 9^000-pupil school system continue the self-service ATHENS (AP) — Premier wifi be decided after the results these matters on his own,.’’^ days short of the 180-day mit agreemenfbn how to begin Market. include two senior high program, but they no longer George Papadopoulos an of all these other negotiations resolving their differences. schools, three middle schools would be given financial aid to nounced today the abolition of Kissinger said, however, that can be evaluated.” After a final meeting There was no way for an out and 11 elementary schools. cover the cost of selling gas the monarchy in Greece and the “it really is too early to tell” today, the two presidents could whether enough progress can Kissinger seemingly played a sider to judge whether 'preoc- Mrs. Masterson said the shor oline at the cheaper price. establishment of a presidential >■ ^4 point to nothing in the way of be made at lower levels to key role in the Iceland summit. cupation with the Watergate f«'-V >> tage dates back to last summer “It was a growing program, republic. dramatic achievement from justify an autumn supeesum- It was tie who met with Jobert scandal had .limited Nixon’s K lJ* - W Rising Food Costs when the town council set the but you don’t want to stimulate t their private talks in Iceland’s mit. on the eve of the first session to personal preparation for the school budget at 38.9 milUon, sales in this tight gasoline Papadopoulos said pver the summit. In any case, he often chilly capital. But their According to the rather flexi lay out a blueprint for the talks. James Krone, Cheney Tech science teacher, helps launch some 31.3 million below the market,’’ Hassler sajd in nationwide radio network that has had Kissinger at his side spokesmen indicated hope for ble Nixon-Pompidou plan out He alone participated in the Mike Herick’s model rocket in a physics lesson using both Linked To Exports school board’s request. After explaining ARCO’s decision to the people will be asked to vote when conferring with heads of eventual agreement through lined by Kissinger, this is how Nixon-Pompidou meeting hands and head. the board threatened to cut all withdraw support of the one- ratification of the government government. negotiating procedures en representatives of the United Thursday. athletic programs, lay off year-old program/“It’s not decision, and then vote for a WASHINGTON (AP) - Con caused by increased foreign dorsed by the two chief States, France and other nurses and-janitors and close good business X6 stimulate new parliament in the first sumers will have to pay almost trade. Cotter said. executives. Western European countries two elementary schools', the sales.” general election in Greec^^J $2 billion in higher food prices Using USDA figures. Cotter Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon’s will p about their search for Rocket Launch council “agreed to fund an ad since February 1964. because of a projected 34 billion said the 1.5 per cent increase foreign policy advisor, told solutions to monetary, trade ditional 3250,000,” said Mrs. increase in U.S. exports. represents an additional 31.85 newsmen Thursday that and defense issues: Masterson. The premier said in Plane Hijackers Congressman William Cotter, billion the nation’s consumers procedures now set in motion — Current and contemplated At Cheney Tech A letter she received from vestigations allegedly showed D-Conn., said today. will have to pay for groceries. may produce an unprecedented .Atlantic Alliance negotiations Wall Tuesday "didn’t really say that exiled King Constantine A prelimary analysis written “For every 32 we gain in summit of 16 Atlantic nations on specific questions “will con Fly To Peru th6 council would give us the was involved in the recent abor by Dr. Don Paarlberg, director trade, the American by the time Nixon visits major tinue in established forums.” money,” she added. tive attempt by royalist ad > story and Photos by Sue Klemens of agricultural economics for homemaker must spend 31 in mirals and navy officers to top — The United States and By The AsHorialed Press the U.S. Department of women and children were set Scientific theories don’t merely go up in smoke for these higher food costs,” said Cotter. ple the government. France will hold continuing Two young hijackers, 22 Agriculture (USDA), indicates free, 11 men escaped Thursday Howell Cheney Technical School students who use both “What the figure means is that bilateral talks with the first to passengers and a fresh crew of that 1.5 per cent of the 10 per Aillon Jury and 9 more were released early the U.S. agriculture exports are Watergate be next Wednesday when seven took off from Aruba IcMon *" °*^*^^*^ understand a simple physics cent food price increases today. not the unmixed blessing that Kissinger and Foreign Minister bound for Lima, Peru, early projected for this year would be Selection the Nixon administration has Sum m ary Michel Jobert meet in Paris. today. The owner of the Colom After constructing model rockets from kits purchased at indicated.” The two men ordered the — As progress is made, “a bian plane, SAM airlines, said it The Craft and Hobby Center on Main Street as well as Under Way Dollar Dives WASHINGTON (A P )-H ere, plane flown to Aruba on Cotter said the administra meeting at the deputy foreign had forked over 350,000 in from materials found in any home basement, aspiring LONDON (AP) - The in brief, are the latest Wednesday and threatened to Filler Power tion failed to consider that a NEW HAVEN (AP) - The minister level, on an ad hoc return for a promise that developments in the Watergate blow it and the passengers up if astronauts gathered with science teacher James Krone large surplus would tend to number of Superior Court American dollar plunged to basis, might be desirable” to MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) scandal: everyone aboard would be freed they did not get 3200,000 and the (pictured nose down) on the Cheney Tech athletic field drive down domestic food jurors chosen for the murder record lows at the opening of determine whether the allies — A space filler in a church and the plane abandoned at the release of 140 leftists from Bach rocketeer was given the chance to launch his prices. trial of Guillermo Aillon European exchanges today and TESTIMONY—Congressmen could agree on a statement of next stop. . women’s magazine has brought the price of gold soared to new taking testimony from leading Colombian jails. experiment individually. “In spite of all the hoopla, the remained at five Wednesday principles — another term for Eighty-nine persons were in 330,000 for relief in peaks. figures involved in various meat ceiling an a new farm after questioning failed to aboard the plane when it was The Colombian government ■nie success or failure of each flight was evident by a Bangladesh. aspects of Watergate say some program, the administration produce another juror. hijacked Wednesday, but all the stood firm, however, and the billowing silk parachute or streamer parading in the sky. An in ch -lo n g . fille r w as Dealers said there appeared present and former.top officials was forced to raise its projec Ten prospective jurors were hijackers abandoned their de X< A* . Each rocket contained either a parachute or a streamer needed next to an article on to be a massive distrust of the in government are telling 1 tions for food prices from 6.5 questioned by Judge Simon S. mand and reduced their ransom depending on the preference of the young pilots. human suffering in the Asian This is a test pattern to solidity of the dollar and selling different versions about the per cent to 10 per cent for 1973. Cohen and the defense and demand. Cheers or jeers accompanied the outcome of each country in the June 1972 issue of determine The Herald’s print orders were flowing in from all same aspects of the scandal. P^ii “Now, both the weather in prosecution lawyers. ing quality. Unemployment Scope, magazine of the directions. ERVIN—Sen. Sam Ervin Jr., Before dawn Thursday the launch, as fellow classmates judged the appearance the Midwest and increased Two were rejected on . a American Lutheran Church Watergate committee chair two men ordered the pilot to fly preparations and'ultimate result of the flight. foreign demand for soybeans peremptory challenges by Women. ■V man, said the American public to Lima. The plane remained in 4 ^ I .*’*8***|8*>t of the astronautical adventure was the and other commodities put this Aillon’s lawyer, one by State’s Rate Unchanged Mrs. Audrey Teeple, would be shocked if the con the air for two hours, but then launching of a 64-inch rocket, one of the largest attempts 10 per cent 1973 figure into ■74tty. Arnold Markle and the magazine designer, inserted a tents of top-secret papers taken returned to the Aruba airport serious question,” he said. rest by Judge Cohen. Cod War Flares ” ' by 3uy m^el rocketeer. Hopes soared to airy heights as plea that, if each subscriber from the White House by fired WASHINGTON (AP) - The decline in total unemployment, because problems developed According to Cotter, Aillon,' formerly of REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) student Phil Nadeau adjusted the final wires and rods sup would donate 25 cents, about A Counsel John W. Dean III were nation’s unemployment rate, but the drop was about in fine with the propeller lubricating agriculture department of Wallingford, is charged with — A government spokesman porting the gargantuan structure. 380,000 could be raised for APPlUUiCE SERVKENTER revealed. He said the papers still failing to respond to the with the usual job picture from system. ficials have told him that the fatally stabbing his wife and charged today that 10 to 20 economic boom, held stubborn Countdown: five..four..three., two., and poof! It was .Lutheran World Relief for Service » Parte Work on Storm Drain disclose a “Gestapo mentality” April to May, the bureau added. The plane sat under a blazing ^ /-A ' %•»«*'' share of the price increase at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. British trawlers rammed an ly at five per cent of the work J The report cast new doubt on nothing but a pipedream for young Nadeau as his con Bangaladesh. tributable to exports is conser • TYPEWHTBtS •SHAVERS existed at the highest levels of sun on the Aruba runway most George Montano last August in Icelandic tugboat three times in Workmen shore up a trench in Hilliard St., looking east from Broad St. to Bilyeu Rd. The force in May, the government whether the Nixon administra structed physics lesson thudded down to earth. Beside a flood of quarters)" vative and that further analysis the Nixon administration. of TTiursday as the hijackers the Montanos’ North Haven • VACUUM CLUNER8 disputed waters east of Iceland, trench will hold a 42-inch pipe, expected to correct the storm-drainage problem prevalent said today. tion will be able to bring the \ According to Krone, the launch was unsuccessful due to “quite a few” gave 3300 or 3400, might determine that exports • AND MOST PORTABLE ■RICHARDSON-Atty. Gen. negotiated with SAM officials home. leaving it in danger of sinking. for years at Broad and Hilliard Sts. The work is being done by the Gem Paving Co. of The Bureau of Labor jobless rate to the range of 4.5 \ a power loss before the rocket was off the ground. Bv and one gave 31,000, said Mrs. h'pve a g reater a ffe c t on APPLIANCES Elliot L. Richardson ordered and deliberated their nqx) „ Twelve jurors and four alter Newington, under a contract estimated at over 3100,000. The plan calls for routing the the Justice Department to Statistics said the U.S. Job pic per cent by yA r’s end, as it has move. expending all the energy on launching it, there was no Irene Sagebiel, director of domestic food prices than in Open Mon.~Frl. 8;30-5 At the same time, the British ture was essentially unchanged stewardship. nates are expected to be chosen storm water via Bilyeu and Fleming Rds. into the Hockanum River. (Herald photo by Pin deliver directly to Cox any forecast. ’The administration The hijackers then ordered remaining power .to drive it to its destination dicated in the Paarlberg study. Sar. 8:30-3 • 643-7577 Trawler Federation announced since last November although before the trial begins. to) reports related to the scandal. now is trying to slow the the plane flown to El Salvador, in London that two British the economy was in the midst of Despite technical mishaps, the young pilots fully intend He said Justice Department in economy down, a policy that but it never touched down and trawlers were rammed by an one of its most vigorous expan to attempt another launch. ' vestigations and prosecutions would tend to push the un- returned to Aruba shortly Blasting off is a model rocket built b ^ h en ey Tech student Icelandic gunboat today in a sions in history during that And with sufficient energy, they might even meet Skylab should be continued, but that emliloyment rate up. before midnight. Mark Elliott. new surge of violence in the dis period. u nose to nose. ^ Cox should be consulted before pute between the two countries Senate-House Conference As in April, the number of significant decisibns are made. over fishing rights around the people that the bureau counted Atlantic island. Noweam6% Needed On BomWng Issue AG.NFW—Vice President out of work totaled 4.4 million. Spiro T. Agnew said in a ’The work force remained at 84 CSEA Delegates t Cleveland speech that the million, the bureau said. The WASHINGTON (AP) - A figures were adjusted to take ^tock Up On Film Lottery Winners United States in Cambodia. amendment proposed by ad American people would prefer conference committee will A majority of Republicans Congress to spend more time on seasonal job patterns into ac By The Associated Press ministration bdekers who com count. Continue Push N have the task of thrashing out a the energy crisis than in Here is a Isst of winning turned against President plained it would “tie the hands compromise between a Senate Nixon’s bombing policy as the speculation over Watergate. Actually, there was a small with CBTk 5 ^ 4 7o weekly lottery numbers from of the president.” bill that would cut off all funds Senate voted 63 to 19 for the northeastern states drawn this for the Weekend! for U.S. military action in In anti-bombing amendment spon For Pay Hikes week: W dochina and a milder House sored by Sen. Thomas F. version. Eagleton, D-Mo. The Senate CONNECTICUT 86124 The Senate Thursday voted to ban, which applies to all money Massachusetts 287029 HARTFORD (AP) — Delegates of the Connecticut State cut off all funds'for U.S. combat ever appropriated by Congress Premium Passbodc NEW JERSEY 375646 Employes Association meet today to discuss how to get activity in Cambodia and Laos. for any purpose, was attached NEW YORK 923443 larger, pay raises, and questions of legality have been The House had voted 219.to 188 to the same 33.6-billion bill. AGF^ACHROME\ PENNSYLVANIA 810426 May 10 to deny any funds in a Administration spokesmen raised for at least some of the $300 bonuses Gov. Thomas (Qualifier AT6) 33.6-billion appropriation bill had said that the House action, J. Meskill has recommended state employes be granted. MARYLAND 223747 ' for any further hostility by the even if the Senate concurred, CSEA President Thomas Lyon and executive director 4 would not have stopped the Edward Gallant have said the bonuses Meskill announced bombing. B52 raids were Wednesday are welcomed, but aren’t sufficient to meet the started in March to for-ce A New Priest Feels withdrawal of North Viet rising cost of living. The organization had asked for $750 namese troops from Cambodia, for each employe. before today’s adjournment of in compliance with the Jan. 27 Slide Gallant said the delegates the regular 1973 session. Ordination Had Vietnam ceasefire agreement, would consider a work stop In other legislative the administration said. page, work slowdown or forma developments. Meskill vetoed a Eagleton said final adoption tion of a political action group bill providing a pay raise for Special Protection of his amendment after a to pressure the state to increase state prison inmates. He also House-Senate conference state employe salaries. rejected a bill that would have agreement would make 'any Meanwhile,. Dpmnpratle explained, was the invitation to' given the Commission on SOL R. COHEN further U.S. combat activity in Auditor L ed ^ . Donahue,'said the ordination. He called infor Human Rights and Oppor (Herald Reporter) Cambodia and Laos illegal. granting Ahe bonus to 168 tunities subpoena powers in mation, got Father Jeffries’ legislative} employes might be The Rev. Brian E. Jeffries is The conference probably will public accomodation cases. telephone number and called take up the bill next week. illegal. We want you to get the certain that, for many reasons, him. Prisoners,’ daily wages would a period of twcv to ten years. You ' a strange set of eveiits prior to Sen. John Tower, K Tex . Donahue said a section of the Father Jeffries took the have doubled under the bill, maximum yield possible select the amount; you specify the jiis ordination last Saturday urged House conferet;« ■ r( General Statues clearly man’s telephone number, called ranging from 50 cents to 31, on the money you was under the protection of Our main (irm against tl.' .iI prohibits bonuses to legislative maturity date. Additional deposits Mrs. DeJoannis’ parents in depending on the inmate's job. Lady of Walsingham, whose .inclusive Senate fund cuioif. employes. The executive direc deposit with us. of $25 or more will be accepted any Manchester, found out where Meskill said the bill was un Sale! seal he used on the invitations The Senate action, he said, tor of the Legisiative Manage she was staying in New York, clear on who should receive the With interest compounded time up to 2 years before the to the ordination and at the or undercuts presidential assis ment Committee, David B. called her and gave her the wages to be shared with the in dination itself. tant Henry A. K issinger’s Ogle, agreed with Donahue that daily on our 5% % Premium maturity date. And we'll guarantee telephone number of the man mate’s family. One of the invitations went to negotiations with North Viet the law presented “a real who had found the purse. In vetoing the second Passbook Account, you'll that'6% interest until the the former Diane Bissette,, a nam’s Le Due Tho. The sessions problem,” and added the com Mrs. DeJoannis called, iden measure, Meskill said the sec earn an effective annual maturity date too. classmate at Manchester High resume in Paris June 6, as both mittee’s counsei was studying tified herself and recovered the tion expanding the rights com School and now Mrs. Eugene men seeji full compliance with it. , yield of 6%. purse. Missing was only a small mission subpoena powers was Since you can do your DeJoannis, living with her hus the cease-life accord. The Personnel Policy Board, amount of cash. It still con too broad and general and 135 20 Exp. This program begins April savings and checking band and children in Aurora, “You are encouraging further which is responsible for deter tained all her papers and credit wouldn’t provide direction to bloodshed in Indochina, ” Tower mining salaries of executive 1st. . . just in time for you to take conveniently under one roof Colo. cards. the commission. The DeJoannis family told the Senate after the vote branch employes, was your Income Tax refund and put it to Our Lady of Walsingham is The, commission has the \ at CBT, our 6% annual yield accepted the invitation and Thursday. “Don’t think that IN % s'cheduled to meet today to ap-. an 11th Century Shrine in V , - authority to subpoena records Color Slide Film work at the new high yield. And all fives are going to be spared just prove the lump sum bonus. can be more attractive than decided to spend the week in investigating unfair employ Walsingham, Norfolk Cpunty, I Similar approval for employes 2.49 before the ordination in New because we are out of it.” ment complaints, but not in funds then on deposit will receive 6% somewhere else. England. It is both an Anglican in other branches of state York, visiting Mr. DeJoannis’ The Senaje rejected two cases involving discrimination the same high yield. and Roman Catholic Shrine. government must come from Why pass up that extra family. modifications of the Eagleton in public accomodations. A Father Jeffries had obtained a the Judiciary Department, So why not open... or add to... While there, they visited special hearing is necessary to quarter per-cent? Take copy of the seal from Grace Commission on Higher Educa-' 135 36 Exp. Bronx Zoo, where Mrs. DeJoan .obtain records in those in your CBT Premium Passbook advantage of CBT's Premium Episcopal Church, Hartford. tion and the Legislative nis lost her purse. Father Jef He said he used the seal on-his stances. Account today? Passbook Account now. fries feels that, from that point Management Committee. Commission Director Arthur invitations because of a priest CORRECTION While CSEA officials All you have to do to open a on, the events were under the who had been very influential in L. Green said he would continue Color Slide Film See our customer service intercession of Our Lady of Thursday’s Herald, in a Page criticized the amount of the to Work for subpoena power”and Premium Passbook Account at CBT his (Father Jeffries’) develop One picture of evacuation of paymen^. Senate Minority 3.66 representative at your Walsingham. ment. noted that other administrative “explosion victim s’’ at Leader Charles T. Alfano, D- is deposit a minimum of only $25 for nearest bank that listens. A week before the ordination, “It was on a visit to Our Lady agencies have such authority. Manchester Community Suffield, criticized the method On another matter, state he accepted a collect call from of Walsingham Shriiie in 3 WAYS TO CHARGE College, incorrectly identified used to pay for them. Rep. Russell Lee Post Jr., R- SALE: Thurs. a man in New York. The man England that my friend decided the man directing the evacua With A Little Bit Of Luck “Appropriating state funds is Canton, has urged that a state m had found the purse. In it was to become a priest,’’ he Jl li MANCHESTER THE CONNECTICUT BANK tion at the mock disaster. clearly the function of the BahkAmiricaiid Sthru Sat. Mrs. DeJoannis’ name and explained. energy policy be formulated to 1. Directing the work was Town General Assembly, not the deal with the growing energy Mor>. thru Fri. 9:30 to 9:30 p.m. — ------AND------TRUST - — - —CONMANY------mtiT»b*r F.D.I.C, Colorado address. He explained Father Jeffries has been Amy Kloter and Todd White, students at Bentley School, wistfully reflect on the fun they’ll pvpp„tive hraneh Fire Capt. Joseph McCooe. not executive branch of crisis. He has asked the |145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. “P*" Mond.y.F,id.y 9-3, Thursday 6-8; Rockville Office open Monday-Frid.y 9-3, Thursday 3:30-4:3u ' he had called the Colorado assigned as assistant pastor at Deputy Fire Chief Roy Strat ® government,” Alfano said legislature's environment com LENDER M an<*«er Office Manchester North Main Office Manchester Park.de Office Rockville O f L number but received qo St. Paul’s (Siurch, Kensington. The World fair at the school Sajturday. The Fair, which will features booths representing Alfano added that the 893 Main Street ton. mittee to create an interim sub 14 North Main Street 35414 West Middle Turnpike 42 East Main Street answer. He will assume his duties June various countries, will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. rain or shine. (Herald photo by legislature could have passed a Also in the purse, the man 15. committee on energy conserva- . Bevins) . bill providing the bonuses tion.