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'hU i P |l § Ford Climaxes European Trip ' •/ With Visit With Pope Paul ,r 7 i ROME (UPI) — President Ford stopped friendship and kinship” which link Italy “It was an extremely successful trip,” and American warships use various off for talks with Pope Paul and the and the United States. ^ Kissinger said. “It gave new sense, vitali­ Italian ports frequently. leaders of NATO partner Italy today Leone praised Ford for his work in ty and direction to NATO. Uncertainty has In his talk with the Pope, Ford was also enroute hotne from a European trip his rallying NATO to new unity at the been eliminated. expected to resume his exploration of Mid­ aides called “extremely successful.” Brussels summit last week. “-The talks with Sadat were a new step dle East policy with « review of the Italy’s President Giovanni Leone .“The Brussels summit rightly reaf­ toward peace.” Roman Catholic church's position on the "^^assured Ford his nation — the anchor of firmed that security for everyone is a vital Ford had 10 hours of talks and holy places which have been occupied by m NATO’s Mediterranean front— supports a need for all,” Leone said in his greeting to ceremonial affairs scheduled in Rome Israel since the 1967 war. strong and unified Western alliance. Ford. before flying on to Washington in the Ford's European trip, the first he has 1 »£ S i Ford flew to Rome for a 10-hour “A united and strong Europe would have evening made to the continent as President, in­ stopover from Salzburg, Austria, where he a role of great importance to play in these Italy's StM stMtegic importance within cluded a two-day NATO summit meeting held two days of cordial and encouraging essential problems.” NATO hasi iriweased ir iC r i with the political tur- in Brussels and a one-day visit to Madrid talks, on Middle East peace prospects with On the flight from Salzburg, Secretary moil that clouds the alliance status of in addition to the Salzburg meeting with Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat. of State Henry A. Kissinger told reporters NATO's other south-flank nations — Sadat. The President looked refreshed as he Ford's European trip yielded rich foreign Turkey, Greece and Portugal. Tonight the President flies to arrived with Mrs. Ford aboard Air Force policy dividends. The U.S. Sixth Fleet is based in Napies Washington to begin preparing for the next One, but he seemed to favor the trick knee stage in his peace effort, a meeting with that caused him to tumble down the air­ Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin plane ramp in Salzburg. He descended June 11-12. slowly from his plane at Rome’s Ciampino Secret Senate Session Sadat headed for Athens and talks with Airport and clutched the guiderails with Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis both hands. en route home to Cairo. Ford flew to Leone's Quirinale palace Asked on Missile Plan Ford's meetings with Sadat produced for talks with the chief of state and Prime - WASHINGTON (UPl) - Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre said Schlesinger was promises of American economic aid for Minister Aldo Moro by helicopter — thus McIntyre, D-N.H., called today for a rare proposing “fighting technologies which Egypt, strong indications of an upcoming avoiding the massive traffic jams caused secret session of the Senate to discuss are distracting us from our real national effort to obtain a second Egyptian-Israeli by security precautions laid on for his what he called a Pentagon policy shift that security needs, which arS to secure the disengagement and an invitation to Ford visit. would give the Soviets a motive to attack survivability of our own deterrent force no to visit Cairo. Rose for Mrs, Schaffer Police blocked off the entire Quirinale U.S. missiles. matter what the Russians might do.” Hill — one of the seven hills of Rome — to “We are faced vyith a dramatic move Secretary of the State Gloria Schaffer, center, accepts a rose from Mrs. traffic. Drivers caught up in the resulting from a nationally agreed-upon concensus jams shouted abuse at police, shook their Nancy Warden, state president of the Connecticut Federation of Democratic that would put the weight of our policy Women’s Clubs, as Mrs. Irene Pisch, new president of the Democratic fists and honked their horns. behind stopping nuclear war, to doctrines Use of CATY Channel At a ceremony in the sunny gardens of Women’s Club of Manchester, looks on. Mrs. Schaffer was guest speaker at and technologies designed to fight limited the Quirinale, former home of Popes and nuclear wars,” he said. “This dramatic the Manchester club’s installation banquet. Mrs. Warden served as installing one of Europe's grandest palaces. Ford shift in policy has gone virtually un­ To Hinge on Funding officer. (Herald photo by Ryder) saluted the ‘‘extraordinary ties of noticed.” McIntyre said he wanted the Senate to By DOUG BEVINS meeting was the cost of using the govern­ hear for itself secret testimony which he It appears that Manchester’s town ment channel, and who’ll pay for it. said will show there is “no military government doesn’t want to spend any Vincent King, general manager of Mrs, Schaffer Cites Dividends justification” to spend billions of dollars money to take advantage of its access to Greater Hartford CATV, told directors to create a nuclear counterforce that cable television, but officials are going to he’ll give the town free access to a cable could penetrate the toughest silos protec­ seek funding from the state government to channel. He said he’ll offer advice on how ting other nations’ missiles. use the new medium. to use it, but he won’t produce the McIntyre said the Senate military That was the message Monday night programming tor the town. He urged of­ Of Political Party Work research and development subcommittee from Town Manager Robert Weiss and ficials to use cable TV. he chairs has been examining the Asst. Town Manager Charles McCarthy at The other two speakers Monday “counterforce” proposal of Defense a local seminar on the potential of cable night—Hal Houston of the state Depart­ By BETTY RYDER “ I do hope more women will decide to she was a woman, but because she was the Secretary James R. Schlesinger for television, which came to Manchester ment of Community Affairs and Myron Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer told translate their civic energies into can­ best candidate.” months. earlier this year. Weiner of the Institute of Public Ser­ members of the Democratic Women's didacies. For the first time last fall, the The secretary of the state said her in­ “The record is clear that the Pentagon The seminar —involving three experts vice-referred to cable television as a Club of Manchester Monday night to win-rate for women running for places in terest in the Bicentennial has grown in­ has offered no military justification for on cable TV —was for the benefit of the tremendous medium to reach townspeople becomp more involved in politics. state legislatures nationally was 50 per creasingly and she has become very in­ these dangerous nuclear war fighting town Board of Directors, which is being and urged its use. •a ' She addressed the club’s installation "cent, the same as for male candidates. volved in research of the Revolutionary technologies and the Senate should have asked to consider using a governmental • Both Houston’s and Weiner’s agencies War Period and the role women played in access channel provided to the town free offer consulting services on how to use banquet at Manchester Country Club. “This means, I think, that there are the benefit of this secret testimony,” he it. by Greater Hartford CATV, the local cable. Houston also announced the “Democrat Women’s clubs especially fewer women officeholders than men not said. pay a high dividend in experiences for the She stressed the need for clubwomen to cable franchiser. availability of help from a four-college because women can’t win votes when they “The facts are these nuclear war time and energies invested. Through these actively support the political party of their Indications are that the Board of Direc­ consortium on video, and he said his run, but because they choose less often to fighting technologies would actually clubs, a woman has a great opportunity to choice by participating in a political club tors will go along with the idea —sooner or department is seeking federal grants to seek public office,” Mrs. Schaffer .said. diminish our national security. In time of refine her leadership skills, to be an which offers her the chance to broaden her later. They were told Monday night that pass on to municipalities using cable. crisis the Soviets would have a positive educator for herself and her community, She cited Gov. Ella Grasso's win for the own political horizons while assisting the “sooner” is better, because funding Houston said the Department of Com­ motive to attack our own missiles because to be a publicist, a fund-raiser and a top post in the State of Connecticut and candidates she believes best representm lher sources may dry up in a couple of years munity Affairs has applied for equipment they would be seen as a threat to their own program planner,” she said. said, “She won it on her own, not because views. and the free access channel may be dis­ and consulting grants under the federal Mr^-Nancy Narden, state president of missile force,” McIntyre said. continued when the Federal Com­ Community Development Act of 1974. A the Connecticut Federation of Democratic munications Commission reconsiders decision bn the application is expected by Women’s Clubs, installed the club’s new “For years we’ve understood the key to cable TV policy in 1977. July 1. Ozzie Nelson, Radio-TV Star, officers. nuclear peace has been that both sides The seminar, attended by four town Weiss and McCarthy said they hope the Mrs. Irene Pisch, who was installed as would feel secure that their own directors, dealt mainly with the resources town will go after some of the grant retaliatory force could survive any possi­ money, but other funding sources will also Page Ten) and potential of cable television, which is Dies from Cancer at Age 68 ble attack from the other side,” he said. expected to reach half of the people in be attacked. \ interest in music while attending New Manchester in f i^ years. McCarthy mentioned possible legal ac- HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ozzie Nelson, But the rec^frring question at the who starred with his wife Harriet for 22 Jersey Law School and a few months after (Sce Page Ten) years on radio and television after he graduation organized an orchestra. He Garbage Pickup, Paving gained fame as an orchestra leader in the soon became a name band and played big band era, died at his home today of most of the important hotels and cancer. ballrooms across the country. Fund Hearings Tonight Nelson, 68, had undergone a series of Nelson was looking for the right girl to life & tests more than a year ago, then un­ sing with his band when he met Harriet derwent surgery eight months ago when Hilliard. They soon branched out from a By DOUG BEVINS being recommended by Mayor John the malignancy was discovered. He took a touring band to making motion pictures. Additional appropriations which would Thompson. turn for the worse a month ago and had They also acquired a commercial radio allow twice-a-week garbage pickup The $9,500 would be financed from unap­ V been confined to his home since that time. program in which they costarred with the through September and paving of E. Mid­ propriated surplus, although there have His wife, whom he married while she late Joe Penner. dle Tpke: and Keeney St. will be con­ been indications there isn’t enough in that was a singer in his band 40 years ago, was By 1941 they had established themselves sidered tonight in public hearings by the account. with him when he died^Their two sons, as radio, movie and orchestra stars and Manchester Board of Directors. The paving of E. Middle Tpke. and David and Rick, had visited him daily. joined Red Skelton's coast-to-coast radio The directors are to meet at 8 at the Keeney St. would be accomplished soon (probably July) using a new paving Nelson was born March 20, 1907, in show. They not only furnished the music Municipal Building Hearing Room. method said to be less costly than coqven- 'A- Jersey City. By age 13 he was the nation's for the show but became even more pop­ The additional appropriations suggested tional “black top.” youngest Eagle Sccftit. He. was an all- ular personalities in Skelton's comedy are $9,500 for continuing the twice-a-week E. Middle Tpke. would be paved from around athlete at Rutgers University, skits. garbage pickup and $60,000 for the paving, which would be financed by state grants. Main St. to Manchester Green, and starring in football and boxing and was an They branched out with their own ".lij When directors adopted the 1975-1976 Keeney St. would be paved from Folly honor student. program "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" on radio that later became a budget, they specified once-a-week gar­ Brook to the Glastonbury town line. While in school he organized a band to successful television program which also bage pickup as of July 1. The extension of Other public hearing items tonight are a play for local dances. He maintained his featured their sons. twice-a-week pickup through Sept. 30 is proposed $13,500 allocation to the Social Services Account for the town’s General Assistance Program, and $800 for the 1975- 1976 Recreation Account, for umpire fees Directors Asked to Create and summer activities. Unfinished business on tonight’s agenda includes appointments to the Commission on Aging, the Human Relations Commis­ Deputy Police Chief Position sion, and Citizens Advisory Committee; consideration of a new sanitary sewer in m Lydall St., and authorization for the town By DOUG BEVINS for the deputy chief will require a starting many of the duties envisioned for a deputy to open five savings accounts in area salary for police chief of $19,251. The town Manager Rober.t Weiss and Police chief. banks. Chief Robert Lannan are recommending a chief’s starting salary is now $18,482, and Concerning the police department New business, which probably won’t be new position of deputy chief and are goes through a range of six steps to $22,- budget, Weiss said he agreed with Lan- discussed tonight, includes proposed seeking restoration of $23,500 to the 329. nan’s request for an additional $23,500. allocations for a traffic light at Green Manchester Police Department’s 1975- Weiss said the new position of deputy Weiss suggested the money be taken from School, costs of estimating costs for 1976 budget. chief would be in addition to the position of the town’s Contingency Account now, or school construction projects, a fire alarm In a memo given to the Board of Direc­ patrol division captain being vacated by reserve the money in the same account for system for the library; authorization for tors Monday, Weiss called for immediate retirement. Weiss said, the patrol captain transfer later in the fiscal year. the town to seek assistance for using cable creation of the deputy chief position, as post should be retained, but filled tem­ In a memo to Weiss last week, Lannan television, and approval of a land requested by Lannan Friday. Weiss also porarily by a lo^er ranking officer in said he can balance the budget but there exchange near the entrance of Charter order to fund the deputy chief position. would be cuts in filling department vacan­ suggested two sources of an added $23,500 Oak Park. for the police department, to maintain ser­ The salary range changes for police cies, pay for school crossing guards, vices which Lannan says will be cut under chief would be necessary to miaintain a purchase of new police cruisers, highway the approved budget. proper spread between the chief and depu­ painting, and overtime for special events. SI Weiss suggested a salary range of $17,- ty chief, Weiss said. If Weiss’ proposal is Lannan said he would have to delay 906 to $21,556, in six steps, for deputy accepted by the Board of Directors, the hiring of four patrolmen until April 1976, Inside Today Nursery School Graduation police chief. He said the suggested salary chief would be paid seven per cent more which would result in a five per cent than deputy chief, and the deputy chief reduction of police personnel. The impact, Area Profile ...... 6i 7 would be paid 10 per cent more that cap­ he said, would be that the foot patrol beats Betty’s Notebook...... Page 8 The big moment finally arrives when Jennifer Mott receives her diploma as downtown would be manned o n ly ^ to 30 tain. Dear Abby...... 8 a graduate of the Beechwood Nursery School. She is the daughter of Mr. and per cent of the time, and it would take The Weather ' Weiss .said that if directors approve a Business news...... Page 20 Mrs. John Mott of 268 Oak St. Handing her the tied scroll is Mrs. Shirley Ed­ deputy chief position, he recommends ap­ longer for police to respond to complaints. mondson, assistant director/teacher of the school. At left is Mi^ Nancy ” Lannan said he could affect some budget Church sponsors refugees ...... Page 14 Increasing cloudiness with a chance of pointment of Lt. Richard Sartor, who Ballard, director/teacher, watching the recent ceremony. There will be an placed second in recent competitive reductions in accounts of traffic patrol, Jaycee officers...... Page 14 showers today. High temperatures in the open house at the school: 59 Rachel Rd., Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. for in­ examinations which resulted in selection clerks, and dispatchers if expected East golfers state champs...... Page 11 upper 60s and low 70s. Showers likely terested parents.*There are morning and afternoon classes for 3- and 4-year- tonight with lows in the 50s. Partly cloudy of Lannan as chief. federal-state grants are received. But he Herald Angle...... Page 11 olds. (Herald photo by Dunn) • - Wednesday with highs around 70. Weiss said Sartor already performs (ScT Pii(jc rcii) Little Miss, Little League...... Page 12

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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE POCECAST le 7AM EST - 75 Retirement a Phase of Life, Friendship 10 Years Old 3tt00 ^9.89 moo. SCATTLE Says Joy,Who is Facing.lt Band Concert To Help By JUNE TOMPKINS Lodge Mark Birthday “Retirement is just another phase of life one has to meet.’’ Friendship Lodge of Masons cludes several Manchester The gentle spoken man was celebrates it tenth anniversary musicians. It perormed in EWVORK Nathan S. Jpy, who talked this week. Center Park last September un­ leisurely about his experiences It plans to honor the occasion der sponsorship of the Greater as a teacher, a principal, and with several events, including a Manchester Chamber of his thoughts on retirement. Sunday afternoon band concert Commerce as part of the band’s 8ANI Serving as a principal in the in Center PaWt by the Sphinx 75th birthday celebration. Manchester school system Temple Shrine ■ Band. Other It is the reigning No. 1 band of P A I t - | 129.94 since 1952, he will retire at the events will be an anniversary Shrinedom, a title it earned end of this year. during the Imperial Council give o u r In 1731, the Philadelphia lodge meeting Thursday at the LOS ANSELES •ATLANTA Joy came from Chaplin to Library, the oldest and first len­ Masonic Temple, a golf tourna­ Sessions (national convention) j Lincoln School as its super­ ding American library, was ment Sunday, June 15, and a of Shrinedom in Atlantic City vising principal where he founded. Ffity young men Masonic campout the weekend last July. In three weeks, the served until the closing of the started a literary association ' of June 27-29. band will defend its title at and donated 100 pounds for the to LOWEST riMPtRArURII school in June 1972. During part Thursday’s lodge meeting Toronto, Canada. of that time and in addition to purchase of books, agreeing to will bring to Manchester some This year during the MIAMI being principal at Lincoln, he pay 10 shillings annually over Grand Lodge officers who were Bicentennial celebration of the SO also served as principal of the next 50 years to continue instrumental in the formation nation, the band is also calling America’s finest shirt 50 / the library. The World Almanac r — LEGEND* Keeney St. School and Keeney of Friendship Lodge. The past upon its library of patrTotic value...Full cut body, 65% Annex School,' the latter no notes that during the music for much of its program. Revolutionary War when the masters of the lodge are plan­ polyester, 35% cotton. Short longer in operation. Sunday’s concert will include d a d /.. sleeve, solid colors. iRAIN British occupied Philadelphia, ning the night, led by Rt. During the interim until he such music as the “George M. ^ey found the library’s 8,000 Worshipful John L. Von Deck AIR was principal at Bentley ^ k s and read them. The Red­ Jr., past district deputy and the Cohen Patriotic Fantasy,” the SHOWERS School, he was acting director “Americans We” march and A FLOW coats paid for the books’ use first elected master of the i o ^ of pupil personnel services. “America, Our Heritage.” U n WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ and did not damage or con­ lodge. *7.00 Speaking of this particular fiscate any. Plans include a roll call by John DiCioccio Sr. and Russ Moderate spread Brooke phase of his career, he said, “I Haugh are co-chairmen for the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I each master who has served the collar, machine wash & dry. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. Tuesday night will find rain over parts of the up­ would hope the time would lodge. Entertainment will in­ lodge golf tournament, which Several stripes to choose per Plains region while showers and thundershowers develop over sections of the mid come when all principals might Copyright (c) 1975 clude numbers by the Stewart will be played at Cedar Knob' Sunday, June, 15 from. Atlantic states and lower half of the Great Plains. Fair to partly cloudy skies should rule have the opportunity of serving Highlanders Pipe Band. There Golf Course in Somers. elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) a period of time with ad­ Beware of Camel is a dinner at 6:30, and reser­ Masons and their families Atlanta 60 (82). Boston 51 (71). Chicago 60 ( 80), Dallas 65 (89), Denver 49 (88), Duluth 47 ministration.’’ He considers his Mailmen in the United States vations are being taken by Jack will camp the last weekend of (70), Houston 67 (89), Jacksonville65 (89), Kansas City 64 (82), Los Angeles59 (69), Miami time spent there invaluable. have difficulty with dogs but Smith, senior deacon. Lodge the month at Nickerson Park in *7.50 Beginning his reminiscences, Chaplin. The lodge will confer 75 (89). New Orleans 67 (89)'. New York 57 (74), Phoenix 70 (99), San Francisco 51 (70), things could be worse. Egyptian opens at 7:30. he said, “I began with a superb the Master Mason degree in Seattle 50 (68), St. Louis 60 (82), Washington 60 (78). mailmen complain of being Sunday's concert is at 2 p.m. superintendent of schools, nipped by camels, mailmen in and will be directed by John rustic surroundings Saturday, Arthur H. Illing, and I am Brazil have been bitten by Hefferman, musical director. June 28. The first section will finishing with excellent people jaguars, a Tongan Island The band has.often been be at 3 p.m.; there will be a in the central office.’’ mailman was killed by a shark heard in Manchester in recent cookout, and the second section give He called the administration and Afghanistan had to suspend years, and its membership in­ begins at 6:30. a group of “ wonderful rural deliveries a few years ago TV TONIGHT teamwork.’’ because leopards ate letter He compared the general carriers. 100%’ nylon knowledge of teaching 6:00 6:30 Mets vs. Astros ...... 9 technique of today with when he The Supreme Dress News...... 3-8-22-30 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Greatest Sports Legends ... 18 began during his teacher Shirt...So luxurious you'd Bewitched ...... 5 I Love Lucy ...... 5 Adam-12...... 22-30 training in a small rural school never suspect it’s practical. The Untouchables ...... 9 Gentle Ben ...... 18 The Way It W as...... 24-57 in Maine. There were about 40 Manchester Incredibly soft and supreme­ The Real McCoys ...... 18 Zoom...... 24-57 Happy Days— '...... 40 students including two pre­ 5 DAYS ly flattering 100% Qiana The Honeymooners ...... 20 8:30 primary students in an eight- nylon, developed with a Electric Company ...... 24-57 M.A.S.H...... 3 grade school. Country Club Sears ONLY sense of elegance. Short Bonanza...... 40 7:00 Merv Griffin Show...... 5 “In those days,’’ he said, sleeves. News...... 3-22-40 Movie...... 8-40 “discipline was of a conser­ Restaurant Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Living Word ...... 18 vative type. We were strict and Tuesday, June 3 FILW RATING GUIDE Truth or Consequences...... 8 Movie . 20-22-30 the parents expected us to Nathan S. Joy, principal of Bentley School ON SOUTH MAIN STREET For Parents and Ironside ...... 9 End of the Ho Chi Minh Trail maintain that discipline.’’ thru Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 ...... 24-57 Joy told of an experience he On Fridays \ the need for more understan­ not sarcastic or cutting Their Children Sounding Board ...... 20 9:00 had with a little boy who mis- Bring your clients or The Romagnolis' Table...... 24 ding, said Joy. remarks which can leave a per­ Saturday, June 7 Hawaii Five-0 3 behaved, and he spanked the your friends to enjoy Chef CCNCIWU. ALJOlEPFCtt “The youth go through manent scar.” To Tell the Truth...... 30 Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 child. An experienced co­ Paul’s Broiled or Fried AN ApiAdiSitM Open Door...... 57 different growth patterns. In Joy called the staff at Bentley worker asked if the little boy Scallops and Stuffed Filet 10:00 associating with their peers, “superb, conscientious. Any cried. “No,” said Joy. of Sole. Barnaby Jones ...... 3 they have to find values in order principal coming in should feel It was suggested that the next We cater to banquets, fAMUTAlftUOMCI News...... 5 to work with them. The spirit of overjoyed with the staff.” time the child disobeyed, Joy weddings and parties. I SSMllMhill%||st|« 7:30 our values can carry us over the Joy and his wife intend to Celebrity Sweepstakes ...... 3 „ maybe, the child would rough spots,” he said. spend extended summer Tel. 646-0103 Hogan's Heroes ...... 5 20-30 Of patriotisrri^ Joy felt the vacations at their second home ill Billy Graham' Crusade' i '.... 22 •'emember and not misbehave Service from Billy Graham Crusade ... 8-20 again. youth had drifted away from it, in Franklin, Maine, the area of Open Mind...... 24 A luxurious new silky-look Music Place ...... 18 “Today,” he said, “we try to “but r think they're coming which they are natives. 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. RUTMCTID Interface ...... 57 dress shirt. Fashioned in Van Unde »riw#nMccenw*V"'1 Let's Make a Deal...... 22 look for reasons for mis­ back to it,” he said. The 17 acres of land Joy owns JLV Peeni w AdWi it ! Heusen's own fabric dis­ To Be Announced...... 24 10:30 behavior. We are blessed with a “I would hope this younger will be a place for gardening i • • • • • • • •! • * Masquerade P arty ...... 30 Kiner's Korner...... 9 school psychologist and pupil generation would be the one to and clearing, and entertaining covery. Easy care wash & Room 222 ...... 40 News...... 18 consultants who help us unders­ revert to a more stable their two sons' families. wear, 100% texurized Martin Agronsky ...... 57 tand and handle disciplinary society,” he said. polyester. Eurflair collar. ^NOOMUNOfNlTAOliimO 11:00 Speaking of reading in his Solid colors, short sleeve. (Ap IMM HWR vet and emotional situations.” News...... 3-8-22-30-40 The moral and tone fibre of early teaching career, he said, 8:00 REGAL MUFFLER HELPS YOU The Best of Groucho...... 5 our youth today have created “In those days, a great amount Good Times...... 3 • MPAA Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 of the day was spent reading. Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 I Love Lucy ...... 20 There was not the diversified FIGHT INFLATION Captioned N ew s...... 57 curriculum there is today. The with These Specials 11:30 THEATER family unit was stronger and MANCHEST£R'\ Movies ...... 3-5 there was more reading at DRIVE-IN/R0UTES6&44A , It Takes a Thief...... 8 SCHEDULE home. The Zane Grey books Mufflers Installed $17.97 llbb't. were popular. There was not HELD OVER The Untouchables ...... 9 Most Fores, ISinn, Ffrnoollis, otiwra s li^ M(lier the radio nor television for SALE! Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 2nd. GREAT WEEK! diversion.” Wide World Mystery...... 40 Showplace — “Shampoo,” Shock absorbers Installed fir u In a $7i97 Le:^'^°^Pr^oner o f But he added, “ We were Mdi VANKNIT PC-^. Second A¥cnue CHARLES BRONSON 12:30 7:15-9:15 Wide World Mystery...... 8 U.A. East 1 — “The Great narrow in our existence.” CHARLES BRONSON Teachers want help, Joy said. Grease, Oil & Filter SPLENDAIRE Movie...... 9 Waldo Pepper,” 7:15-9:15 fG IN “We need time for inservice ' .BREAKOUT BREAKOUIb U.A. East 2 —■ “Prisoner of A $14.50 Value for only ...... PLUS-FI SELLER 1:00 training, monthly, when an 2nd Ave.,” 7:00-9:00 All above prices Include InstallatlonI Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 educational consultant can get U.A. East 3 — “Breakout,” A very special knit dress 1:45 to them and help them ap­ 7:20-9:00 shirt. 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REPLACEMENT/ Mary Braun, condominium at Bruce and Julie Bernstein to — free estimates- Jacob and George Sandals to Northfield Green, $29,000. John and Margaret Bycholski, property at 119 Autumn St., Multi-Circuits, Inc., property at Anthony DiSarcina to $35,500. followed three fat paragraphs reporting 767-773 Main St, $70,000. William and Barbara Heine, B.A.TOZIER'nc WASHINGTON - At the U.S. Senate that there seemed to be as many Kennedy Deputy Police Chief restaurant, a vigorous supporter of Sen. John and Jacqueline property at 969 Tolland Tpke., family members on hand as press types, a Georgetown, the capital of 646-4464 - 649-4464 Henry Jackson, D-Wash., for President Whitridge to Ralph and $ 1. brief biography of the principal speaker, 1 Caroline Alexander, property at Elizabeth Rogers to Robert Guyana, has a population Of 22 Regent Street, Manchester, Conn. had a bitter comment on Jackson’s paltry editor and author Harry Golden, and some 104 Pitkin St., $40,000. and Jacqueline Lisee, property 714,000. Should Be Appointed 6 per cent of the votes in the latest Gallup quotes from Golden’s speech. Poll. Finally, the last paragraph revealed the “Naturally Teddy Kennedy was the first We hope Manchester’s town when crime and vandalism are on the names of the award winners, who received choice,” he said. “ ‘Kennedy is the best a bust of Bobby Kennedy on which their manager and the Board of Directors increase. known of the candidates because he gets names were inscribed. headline every time he clears his throat.” agree to Police Chief Robert Lannan’S^ In addition, the department is going On to the Post story. It ran 15 (Kennedy got 36 per cent of the vote. Gov. paragraphs long. Twelve of those suggestion that a deputy chief be ap­ to be faced with patrolling a number George Wallace was second with 15, and paragraphs were devoted to Harry Jackson was a poor fourth behind Sen. pointed. of Bicentennial events and the money Golden. I learned that Golden was founder Hubert Humphrey with 9 per cent.) and editor of the Carolina Israelite, “one We agree with Chief Lannan that it just isn’t there. The Jackson man’s comment was of the most renowned weekly newspapers cogent. Senator Teddy and the Kennedys is extremely important that a deputy Certainly, the department can live in the world.” I learned that Golden gave generally are news. Whether the gathering chief be named with clearly defined within the budget if forced to do so, but an “eloquent, humorous, serious and brief is private or public, they dominate talk about personal journalism.” authority to act whenever necessary with the present financial picture we coverage by the media simply because of Golden told the gathering that the per­ their celebrity. Which brings me to the an­ in the absence of the chief. are concerned about the safety and sonal journalist “is the only hope for an nual Robert F. Kennedy Journalism outrageous opinion.” He “recited a litany It certainly is in the best interests of security of Manchester citizens, their Awards ceremony at — where else? — the of columnists and editorialists who out­ the Manchester Police Department homes, and their property. Kennedy Center. raged their readers.” He quoted an The awards were initiated by a group of and the town to create the position. We feel^irectors should strongly Oklahoma editor who wrote, “ Can­ journalists covering Bobby Kennedy at the nibalism gave way to capitalism when Our choice for deputy chief is Lt. Det. consider a minimum appropriation of time of his assassination. ’They are spon­ man discovered it was more profitable to sored by the independent Journalism Harold Osgood, commandant of the Marine Corps League, left, looks on as Mayor John Richard Sartor. Sartor finished se­ an additional $23,500 to the depart­ exploit his neighbor than to eat him.” Awards Committee on the Problems of the Thompson presents Manchester’s “Young Marine of the Year” award to Corp. Fred cond in the exam for the police chief’s ment for financing normal routine Disadvantaged and are funded by the Then there were three more biographical paragraphs on Golden, and a paragraph Ladenburger. (Herald photo by Dunn) position so there is no need for town patrol duties. Perhaps this sum could Robert F. Kennedy Memorial to honor reporters’ coverage of the problems of the announcing why the six reporters were directors to consider a competitive be obtained from the town’s con­ being honored. disadvantaged. examination. tingency fund and directors should Just so. Naturally, I was interested in And — hurray! — the names of the recipients were listed in the next-to-last give the town manager this authority. the ceremony coverage by the Washington ‘Young Marine of the Year^ Post and Washington Star, mostly to paragraph. The last paragraph told me the IS RED TAG DAY Directors should create the position We hope directors move quickly on ascertain whether any of my friends had names of the Kennedys who showed up, in­ cluding Rose Kennedy, who “got a stan­ without delay. creating the position of deputy chief been honored. It was quite a job getting to Corp. Fred Ladenburger of compete for the state title. The with their warrents. Harold the meat. ding ovation.” East Hartford Friday was winner of that competition will Osgood, commandant of the Also of major concern to us, and it and also on the authorization for the The award winners? Here’s the list: Turtle in Search of a Place to Lay Eggs (Photo by Reginald Pinto) The Star’s lead quoted Mrs. Robert named “Young Marine of the vie for the national title in Marine Corps League, A T FO R B ES! O I should be to every resident of town manager to use a portion of the Kennedy as noting that “For the first time Mike Masterson, executive editor of the Year’’ at the Young Marines of August. presented the stripes. Hot Springs, Ark., Sentinel-Record; Loret­ Manchester’s drill at the Manchester, is the bare-bones police money in the contingency fund. in history reporters are honoring a politi­ Promoted in rank were cian— it’s a great tribute to Bobby.” After ta Schwartz, Philadelphia Magazine; Mar­ Marine Home. Cheryl Lewis, Marlene Festor, Corp. Teri Adams was department budget for the 1975-76 Both measures represent the best a second paragraph in which Sen. Teddy tin Berman, Peter Lance and Geraldo He was presented a trophy by Patricia Ffestor and Mike presented a good conduct Y O U T A K E Rivera of New York’s WABC-TV, and fiscal year. More than $82,000 was cut ihsurance Manchester can buy over Kennedy explained the awards, the third Mayor John Thompson and 1st Jameson, private first class; award by Mrs. Sandra Adams, paragraph quoted the senator as follows: Terence Gurley of WWVA-Radio, Sgt. W. Williamson, Battalion and Kathy Lewis and Bob commanding officer of the unit, from the submitted budget at a time this next crucial fiscal year. “What satisfies the family is that the Wheeling, W. Va. commanding officer. Bassett, lance corporal. Sgt. and a good conduct ribbon by number of entries has increased so — the I congratulate the winners — and wish Later this month, he will Williamson presented them Sgt. Williamson. awards are now second to the Pulitzer the Post and the Star had found space to Prize.” tell me something about the good work OPEN FORUM Well, maybe. But let’s not cavil. There they had done. Difficult Mission MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES

President Ford has undertaken a become a Russian ally and base The Other Side Of The Story Discharged Friday: Robert Betina Sommers, 101 Trout Hartford; Carlo Petricca, 218 herculean task in his European visit although the Communist party was Wormstedt, East Hartford; Stream Dr., Vernon. Porter St. which has as its principal goal shoring soundly beaten in the last election. Lillian Lasbury, 1055 Main St., Discharged Sunday; Arthur Also, Annunzia Sculli, East MAX LERNER Hartford: Barbara Dunn, 83 SaiM IlD ITEMS To the editor: be out of the hall in time for the custodians South Windsor; Constance Jarvis, 689 Main St.; Dorothy up the sagging structure of the North The military in control is setting up Talcott Ave., Rockville; Betty This letter is written in response to Ann to clean up and leave before 11. Com­ Gunkel, East Hartford; Martha Randall, 689 Main St.; Alfred Scranton, 92 Florence St.; Atlantic Treaty Alliance, which is in organizatiohs to supplant the govern­ Slater’s letter which appeared in The mitments had been made to artists from Stevenson, 183 E. Middle Tpke,; Waldheim, East Hartford; Lois V Dorothy Borst, 30L Spencer St.; Herald May 27. There are several inac­ New York City as well as performers Sarah Simpson, RD 4, Nicholson; 18 Jackson St.; the worst state of near-collapse of its ment, even extending to a “people’s” State Of Europe Erik Pfeiffer, 121 E. Middle THRU THE STORE. curacies which should be corrected. within a 50 mile radius of Manchester. Rockville; Mary Krystofik, 23 Steven LeStage, 83 Laurel St.; // 26 years of existence. militia. The Portugese situation is so Tpke.; Robert Oliver, 58 Vineta X First of all, the Manchester Civic Frustration about the dance group not Hemlock St.; Norma Smith, 44 Karin James, 33 Gardner Rd., And no matter what he may ac­ unsettled that it is feared their Orchestra was scheduled in good faith by having met the agreed upon compromise Benedict Dr., South Windsor; Vernon; Elva Longoria, East Dr., Vernon. complish in the outward aspects of military presence at NATO the Vernon Center Middle School for a led to the decision to start setting up on Samuel Evans, 2880 Ellington final dress rehearsal to begin at 7:30 on the stage at 8:10 (not 8:05 as Ms. Slater NEW YORK CITY - Europe’s capitals chances are that a giant European figure Rd., South Windsor; Elaine THIS UHBEUEVABLE SALE statesmanship and military alliance, headquarters may constitute a securi­ the evening of May 16, not at 8. In order to states). are reported to be worrying about what today would have to trample his way over Creamer, Columbine Rd., it may be found that the bricks with ty risk. set up the stage for a symphony orchestra I personally did not hear anyone President Ford is really like and how the wreckage of nations and regimes. Tolland. of almost 80 performers plus a chorus of remark, “Make way for fine art, who Europe’s problem nations come in pairs Also, Robert Cuneo, 701 E. which he has built are without straw Italy has the largest Communist stable American policy is going to be. The LASTS ONE DAY ONLY! 60, the stage is always made avajlabl^t needs what you are doing?” As musical more worrisome question, I suspect, is — Portugal and Spain because of political Middle Tpke.; Judith Berk, 209 MEDI-CUES and crumbling from within. party in Europe together with an least 30 minutes prior to the sche^lUled director of the Manchester Civic how stable the European regimes are like­ succession crises, Italy and England Wall St., Hebron; Christine because of their dolorous economies. In Some of the troubles of NATO can economic situation which seems to rehearsal time. Since the hall was in­ Orchestra, I apologize for the organiza­ ly to be in the second half of the ’70s. Burdick, 399. Foster Rd., South advertently scheduled for two events May tion, if one of its members did make such Europe’s Right is in retreat; its Center is the end they come to the same thing — a Windsor; Doreen Deane, 62 Michael 6workln be found right here in the United totter from one financial precipice to crisis of viability, with the Left already Eldridge St.; Diane Farley, 20 16, the principal of the Vernon Center Mid­ a statement. I completely agree with Ms. in disarray, its Left is on the march but is Registered Pharmacist Look for the re^tags on goods in most of our departments. Use your Forbes’ Charge, Master States and our image as seen by another. Its support is questionable. dle School asked both groups to com­ Slater that all forms of dancing can be as locked in a deadly struggle over strategy taking over (Portugal) or waiting expec­ Ralph Rd., Charlotte Brandish, promise which seemed like a reasonable artistically valid as any other performing tantly for the collapse of the existing Kensington; Janice Browne, Charge or BankAmerIcard. Sorry, no mall or phone orders, please. Europeans and the world. There is un­ In Spain there is much speculation and tactics. request. art. To demean any of the arts is totally Except for Helmut Schmidt in West regime (Spain), or making a bid for Glastonbury; Valerie Boroch, doubtedly still much doubt of what will happen after the passing of I spoke to the principal when the against m'y personal attitude and that of Germany and Giscard d’Estaing in sharing power (Italy) or waiting for some 30 Lyndale St. HARVARD DOCTOR... long-range collapse (England). READY-TO-WEAR American will to act in the shadow of the aged leader Francisco Franco. scheduling error was discovered and he the Manchester Civic Orchestra. France, there are no European leader Discharged Saturday: Cecile ACCESSORIES LUGGAGE said that Mrs. Dunphy agreed to end her As far as Ms. Slater’s statement about figures of stature. Perhaps Europe is The best prospects for the Left are Reynolds, 909 Ellington Rd., 20% off the entire Junior dress the final withdrawal from Vietnam Will Spain swing from a rightist clearly in Portugal and Spain. The case of Wrong Again!!!!! Fabric handbags, assorted Save 30% on two-suiters, travel rehearsal “around 7:30 p.m.,” and being “rude and totally unprofessional” spared some grief thereby. When John South Windsor; Ronald ^est, department, misses’ one-piece and the rest of Indochina. government into the Communist orbit assured me that we should be able to be on may I point out that at 8:10 p.m. I Gunther wrote his early “Inside Europe” Portugal would be a classic instance of 142 W. Center St.; Dorothy jewelry and scarves. bags and more. stage to start our rehearsal at 8. The repeatedly implored a group of ladies who takeover, of the Kerensky-Lenin type, Kohler, 63 Cubles Dr., Vernon; In the Hartford Courant’s syndicated column of Dr. dresses and pantsuits in our Our lack of a firm and enunciated as Portugal has done? volume, the chief European figures were Manchester Civic Orchestra agreed to the stood backstage to please tell me who was Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini. They were except for two factors. One is the role of Pamela Kessler, 374 Vernon Frederick J. Stare, Head of Harvard’s Nutrition Depart­ moderate dress department. INTIMATE APPAREL HOME bipartisan foreign policy makes the The Turkish-Cyprus enmity has compromise and called the rehearsal for in charge of the dance group. (At the time the military. The revolution was not a St.; Mary Neubelt, 23 ment, he stated, “Sugar is not bad for us.” leaders enough, more than enough. When 25% off aN innovator dresses Shifts, short nylon tricot gowns ENTERTAINMENT European statesman uneasy about the alienated their support of NATO. 7:45. (It should be pointed out that the I did not know the name Dunphy.) I do not Antony Sampson wrote his “Anatomy of proletarian but a military one. The Strickland St.; Catherine orchestra stretched its budget, with help know if Ms. Slater was one of the group Europe” in 1968, the triad he described generals and colonels hold actual power Nackowski, 38 Lockwood St; In a country that has estimated that Americans and sportswear. and coats. Many one-of-a-kinds, floor ability of the President or Secretary Turkey is angry because the Congress from the Connecticut Arts Commission, to but whoever it was that spoke surely acted was Jean Monnet, Charles de Gaulle and but need to be legitimized by a civilian ele­ Frieda Kleinsclfmidt, 54 Fair- consume about 140 Grams of sugar per day, f would samples and demonstrators. ^ Kissinger to deliver on what is cut off arms shipments over the hire the noted actor Arnold Moss, and in a fashion which certainly could be Franz-Josef Strauss. Well, De Gaulle is ment. The Communists, with too little sup­ field St.; Dorothy Kenny, 134 say this' was a very unsafe assumption. According to MEN’S WEAR MISSES’ SPORTSWEAR port, can’t give the soldiers legitimacy. Summer St.; William Brown, 19 Top make portable and con­ promised. protests of Dr. Kissinger and the ad­ tenor Frederick Martell Black, both of characterized as rude. She refused to dead, Monnet is out of the picture and Dr. Yudkin, an English medical physician, who is the . Dress shirts, sport shirts, knit 20% off all women’s half-size whom came up from New York City for answer repeated questions about the The Socialists, with more, could do it but Eastfield St.; Deborah Lucas, sole televisions, stereos. Strauss is no longer a name to conjur with. foremost authority on sugar metabolism, “a person shirts, robes, pajamas, golf 'The differences of opinion and ac­ ministration. this one rehearsal.) possibility of speaking to the person in A book bn Europe in 1975 would be happily won’t unless they get a guarantee of Wethersfield; Martin Duval, assesses by our dietary history as taking more than sportswear. Misses' top'make tion between the Congress and the ad­ Greece felt that the conquest of 40 As the orchestra members began to charge. The dance group simply refused to free of baleful or beneficent stars. The democratic elections and free press. The 142 Fitzgerald Blvd., Coventry; 110 grams of sugar a day (4 ounces) was perhaps five jackets, slacks, jeans, sport shorts and tops, leather pant chances are strong that the Communists arrive at about 7:15 p.m., it seemed ap­ acknowledge that they were well past the Sandra Stronezer, 26 Glenn Dr., coats, suits. ministration has been so blatant as to per cent of Cyprus by Turkish forces have already struck their pact with the or more times as likely to develop myocardial infarc­ coats. Plus 25% off pants, parent that the dance rehearsal was not time agreed upon for their rehearsal to Tolland; Robert Hooper-, 17 tion (heiart attack) as one taking less than 60 grams a deter creation of a feeling of con­ was made possible by American moving forward on schedule. In fact, for end and they gave the impression that army for a shared dictatorship. There Grant Rd.; Kathryn Boehner, CHILDREN’S WEAR shirts. may still be a chance for the non- 129 W. Center St.; Warren day.” His further studies disclose, while studying the OFF fidence in our allies. arms. And Greece felt that the U.S. about 15 minutes, no rehearsal seemed to since they were already on stage, they 50% be going on. Recognizing this, the were going to stay and that it was just too Communist parties to pull a miracle, but it Butler, Broad Brook. biochemical pathways by which sugars are broken Vz off: little girls’ tops, pants, HOME FURNISHINGS STEREO HEADPHONES Our diplomatic ineptness in tacking should have come to the aid of the Manchester Civic Orchestra decided to set bad for the orchestra. Common courtesy is small. Also, Kristin Guidoboni, 3 down, that sugars are turned to fat globules in the dresses; big girls’ halters, Mattresses, box springs, carpet Limited quantities. an immigration policy on the favored Greek Cypriots. Greece has managed up and begin the rehearsal in the band suggests that Mrs. Dunphy’s group could HERALD When Gen. Franco dies or resigns — Deepwood Dr.; Bridget Herzog, blood stream and statistically people who eat more room (which was too small for the entire have come to the orchestra well before 8 whichever comes first — the big question Rd. 4, Coventry; Michael Mar­ than 110 grams per day eventually end up with dresses; little boys’ knit shirts, remnants, convertible sofas, to forget that the Cyprus affair started trade bill, and congressional cutoff of group) in order to give the dance group a p.m. to explain that they were running late YESTERDAYS mark is how long it will take before his sala, 54 Hilltop Ave., Vernon; atherosclerosis and heart attacksll coordinates, pants, slack sets; throw pillows, floor cushions, arms to Turkey are examples of the after the Greek military junta had little extra time on stage than that agreed and to ask if the orchestra could wait until chosen successor — Prince Juan Carlos — big boys’ pajamas, knit shirts, is overthrown, and who will dominate thf I am sure any Dentist you speak to will agree that the bed rests, chair pads and Congress going one way and the ad­ taken over the Cyprus national guard upon. However, when 8 arrived and 8:15 p.m. to begin setting up the stage. passed, the members of the orchestra felt As far as professionalism is concerned, 25 Years Ago government that succeeds him. Juan percentage of dental caries would be nil as soon as sugar coordinates; girls’ sleepwear; rocker sets, hassocks and all ministration another. in an attempt at enosis, or alliance 25% OFF that if they did not start setting up on in over 25 years of professional perfor­ Carlos, no intellectual giant, nevertheless is eliminated from the diet. Research has shown that toddler dresses. Plus save on sheets. stage then, the dance rehearsal could mance with many symphony orchestras, A total of 556 parking violations were knows enough to be in touch with Left con­ Lack of unity here is magnified in with Greece, in violation of the inter­ handled by police in May, Police Chief mouth bacteria convert sugars to chemicals that eat big girls’ knit tops. RADIOS. RECORDERS easily continue for another hour. operas, and ballets, I have never heard of stitutional elements with whom he might away the enamel of teeth. CHINA & GIFTS Europe where nationalism still is a national agreement which created an Thus, the confrontation. It was an unfor­ a rehearsal starting late. When a rehear­ Herman 0. Schendel reports. strjke a bargain to sustain and save his Prom Gowns Limited quantities powerful force. independent Cyprus. tunate situation. But, like most events, sal is called for a specific time, regime. If he fails, Spain will have a pop­ Mother of Bride Also, sugars burn up the B-complex vitamins and 50% off dinnerware pieces and Worse, however, is the internal con­ We cannot view President Ford’s there are two sides. The orchestra had to professionals always begin on time. ular front government, with another Casual Gowns many people are walking around malnourished!! Dr. redwood planters. Professionals also end on time. 10 Years Ago struggle (like Portugal’s) between Com­ Yudkin has shown that the high repetitious intake of dition of many of the allies who should mission in an optimistic Jack Heller Ten top students at East Catholic High munist and Socialist. Where the Spanish Long Skirts sugars tires out the Isles of Langerhans, which make in­ School are honored at first awards night. be among the strongest but sadly are light. And whatever he appears to musical director and case differs is that the army has not yet sulin, and can lead to diabetes; and a more stressful body conductor Dr. Joseph Kristan of Rockville is re­ been penetrated, and is likely either to Dresses For All conditions! not. accomplish may be of the most tem­ Manchester Civic elected president of Manchester Area Juan Carlos or remain neutral. Blouses of All Kinds Our old and once powerful friend porary nature until such time as we Orchestra Heart Association. 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(Closed Mondays) The moon is between its last quarter and On this day in history: Energy of a river can run out to sea or youth of my father and of his father, and with Italy for the role of the economic sick Member Audit Bureau of Circulations be transformed into power for both good the whole stream of lives, flowing down OPEN WED. til 9 P.M. new phase. In 1937, the Duke of Windsor, formerly man of Europe. Prime Minister Harold TUES-THUR-FRI-SAT The morning stars are Mars and King Edward VIII of England, was The Manchester and evil. with the sound of laughter and tears to Wilson thus far has not summoned the Display advertising Energy of a tiny atom can now be used ' til 5 P.M. Jupiter. married to divorcee Mrs. Wallis Warfield Publishing Co. closing hours: Three cast me, in the end, on these ultimate strength to keep the Left trade unions in lu ll days p rio r to in a countless number of ways. islands. And I admire and bow my head Pricis Are The evening stars are Mercury, Venus Simpson of Baltimore. He gave up his assumes no linancial publication. jine for any kind of incomes policy. There and Saturn. throne for her. responsibility for Deadline lor Herald In nature, energy is constantly being before the romance of destiny.” is some talk that Denis Healey, the RightI typographical errors classllled advertising. FORBiS & WALLACE Those bom on this date are under the In 1940, the Allies completed evacuation transformed but not lost. Alfred Tennyson expresses it: Chancellor of the Exchequer, may Sizes To appearing In adver­ 12 noon prior todayot Paul, ill and persecuted, writes to his . “One far off divine event to which the sign of Gemini. of Dunkuerque, France, where 350,000 tisements and other publication: 12 noon succeed Wilson and try actually to govern, Fit All! FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN WEDNESDAY 10-9. USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. Jefferson Davis, president of the British, French and Belgian troops had reading matter in The Friday for publication friends in Corinth that his physical energy whole creation moves.” where Wilson hasn’t. If he falls the British Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ is decaying but his inner spiritual energy Confederacy during the Civil War, was been trapped on the Channel Coast by ar­ Herald. day. . Rev. R. E. Haldeman may face a political future as bleak as 404 West Middle Tpke., bom June 3, 1808. American performers mies of Nazi Germany. is being renewed day after day: Scientists St. Mary’s Episcopal Church their economic one. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HElRALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975 ■ RECORD TALKERS Early American Crafts Fair Planned Early End to Double Session NEW YORK (UPI) -- Ameri­ nearest rival was Japan with 45 BOLTON woodworker; and leather. Bicenten­ The Bicentennial Committee will Bolton Center School Wednesday at 8 cans are the'gabbiest people in billion, followed by France (22.6 Donna Holland nial crafts by El-Ger-May. host a refreshment booth and a booth a.m. for a trip to the Bolton Museum billion), Canada (18.3 billion), She Heralb featuring T-shirts. The T-shirts will of Science. the world on the teleplwne, re­ The Bolton Bicentennial Committee There will be etchings by Emile 23ie Herato Sweden (15.8 billion). Great Bri­ bear the prize winning design drawn ports an article in a recent issue Area Profile will sponsor an Early American Brand, corn husk dolls by Kerry ■The trip is being cosponsored by the Area Profile Sought by Vernon School Board tain (12.7 billion) and West Ger­ by Martin Ferguson in a contest con­ of the National Enquirer. Crafts Fair June 14 in the Bolton High Carey and dried arrangements by Pat Bolton Parent Teacher Organization In 1973, according to the latest many (9.7 billion). School gymnasium from 10 a.m. until Rady and Linda, Johnston. Qolonial ducted at Bolton Elementary and and Bolton Center School: cut the equipment account However, Mayor Frank BARBARA RICHMOND with the Town Council concer­ AT&T statistics, an incredible At the botton of the list was the 4 p.m. furniture will be exhibited by Bolton Bolton Center School or the inscrip­ It will be an educational experience By a resolution approved last ning a $338,000 cut in its budget. down to a bare minimum. McCoy and "Town Attorney Ab­ African nation of Botswana, with Hospital Plans Series Among the craftsmen participating High School students. : tion “Washington Spent Here” depic­ for the students as a group. High school administrators bot Schwebel have indicated 17&2 billion local phone calls night the Vernon Board of One of the points of concern is were made in the U.S. The only 22,000 local calls. will be Ray Osterland, blacksmith, Portraits will be done by artist ting the fact mentioned in some Included in the day’s agenda is a Education signified its inten­ that the budget does not provide have estimated that it will cost this procedure would be illegal. Agatha Walter, jeweler; Betty Ruth Bezanker. historical accounts that George tour of the museum, participation in Council Delays They have indicated the equip­ For Diabetic Patients tion to return Rockville High any money for needed equip­ some $250,000 just to buy top Johnston, Joan Dzmerski, theorem The Bolton Junior Woman’s Club Washington spent $540 on March 4, the planetarium show, and attending ment money should come by ap­ School to single sessions in the ment to open the new school priority equipment essential for Bicentennial Plans painters; George Johnson, will sell homebaked breads, senior 1781 and $346 on March 16, 1781 in a Red Sox baseball game. the school opening. This would proval of a special town VERNON second semester of the coming wing. Pupils at the Lake Street pewtersmith; Walter Godwin, leather citizens will sell cakes, aprons and Bolton. Go r' to. Museumlu The students are expected to return Decision On When the board was making mean that some of the meeting or a referendum. Rockville General Hospital School will present a program, to Bolton Center School about 8 p.m. school year provided the new craftsman, Mary Ann Luzzi, fresh strawberries. All students in Grade 8 will leave portion of the building is com­ up its budget several months programs planned could not be Last night, in signifying that will sponsor a series of five “Parade of States,” as part of it intends to go off double pleted. ago it was not known at that started right away due to the Our teen-age ring classes for diabetic patients its series of programs Teacher Contract The resolution proposed by time that the building schedule lack of necessary equipment. sessions when the school is ^s^rting June 10 at 3 p.m. in the celebrating the Bicentennial. ready, the school board’s ad hoc Steven Marcham puts the board would be ahead and the school The board anticipates a sur­ ’'nSspital cafeteria. The program, Friday, will be building committee said it feels that can be traded COVENTRY reconsidered and then the coun­ on record as having every in­ rfady sooner than expected. plus of some $110,000 in its Family members involved in put on by the Grade 3 students it should now step out of the pic­ Town Council members Mon­ cil voted to table the issue until tent to take this action even In order to bring the con­ current budget. This surplus is assisting with the care of and it will feature music, floats ture and let the PBC do the towards an day night .first rejected, then its June 16 meeting. though at this time funds are struction contract within the $5 ordinarily turned back to the diabetics are also encouraged and a presentation depicting the negotiating for equipment fun­ tabled action on the teacher However, members of the not available to equip the new million allotted it was town’s general fund but the rengagement ring to attend the meetings. There ■ .,statgs-in the order they entered salary contract. audience questioned the council building. necessary for the Permanent board had considered using it ding. will be no charge. Classes will mi^nion. By state statute the council procedure, saying it hadn’t The bo.Trd h.ns been in dispute Building Committee (PBC) to for equipment instead. at a later date be Tuesdays and Thursdays On June 10 at Lake Street has th§ • option to accept or brought up the original motion through June 24. Philip Digneault of Newington reject the contract after the and couldn’t table action Information will be given on will present a flag program. school board and teachers’ already voted upon. The council Municipal Development Bond Plan diet, medication and hygiene. The Rockville High School group have ratified the docu­ then voted again to reconsider, Each session will include dis­ Band will also participate. ment within 30 days of the final offered the original motion on cussion and a question and Grade 1 pupils at the settlement, or it automatically rejection and voted to table the answer period. Northeast School are making becomes valid. issue. Called “ Politieal Cronies Bill” Those planning to attend plans for a Yankee Peddler Confusion began Monday Resident Paul Zelanski of must register by calling 872- store where they will sell night when a motion to reject Pine Lake Shores asked the 0501, extension 231, weekdays produce from herb gardens the contract was "offered, the council why his bid for Hartford Process, to build a price and the money to develop between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. planted last spring. A colonial HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill new community in Coventry wording necessary for action purchase of town-owned to let municipalities bond the land. PTO Fair cookbook will be written and according to town attorney op­ property submitted to Town was blocked because of local “These bonds can be issued, also sold in the store which will development projects without opposition and declining The Lake Street School PTO tion. Manager Allen Sandberg the purchase price determined will sponsor a fair Saturday on probably be in operation in the consulting the public or com­ economic conditions. Councilman Jesse Brainard several months ago had not and the land sold all without the school grounds from 11 a.m. fall. petitive bidding has been at­ “ It looks as if local favored tabling any action pen­ been taken care of. public or competitive bidding,” to 4 p.m. PTO Officers tacked as a “political cronies municipalities could delegate RINQS ding a thorough review of the Last month the town the representatives said. ' Students will participate in a Lillian Twarog has been bonus bill." authority to nonpublic document. Brainard said he manager received another bid The measure ignores bicycle parade starting at 10:30 elected president of the Gov. Ella T. Grasso, developers and ignore local wasn’t opposed to the contract for the same two lots from however, supports the measure safeguards instituted to in­ INTENT a.m. at Lake St. and Russell Northeast School PTO. zoning, wetland and other con­ THE in general, but seriously con­ another abuting property because it would help communi­ sulate Connecticut’s state Rd. and ride to the school Other officers elected: trols,” Post said. cerned about the wording in owner, Mrs. Theresa Wheeler. ty development, she said Mon­ leasing program from political WIN A 2 DAY parking lot where the decorated Claudia Fecteau, first vice- certain parts of it; particularly Atty. David Rappe, represen­ The measure, they said, cronyism, they said. bikes will be judged and prizes president; Virginia Miller, se­ day. would give municipalities the sections dealing with conditions ting Mrs. Wheeler at the “I think it would help with in­ “This bill allows for total and CRUISE THIS awarded. cond vice-president ; Joyce Cot­ power to: for staff reduction and in­ meeting, suggested the two lots dustrial planning and the complete disregard for local An arts and crafts booth will tier, recording secretary; Joan —Acquire, develop, sell, SUMMER! creasing the system’s involved would be offered stimulation of job oppor­ zoning and other statutes feature many articles suitable Sawyer, corresponding lease and operate real and per­ JUST FILL OUT obligations for adult elemen­ separately through sealed bids. tunities,” Mrs. Grasso said. “It designed to protect our towns, for Fathers’ Day gifts. A secretary; and Nancy Spencer, Councilman members told sonal property. tary and secpndary programs. is a salutory step.” its residents and their environ­ “Country Store” will sell penny treasurer. —Determine the selling price FREE ENfRY Without careful review of the Mr. Zelanski that they were not The governor said public ment from the abuses of candy as well as home baked of the property regardless of its Religious School implications of the contract, aware that anyone had offered pressure on local government developers,” they said. RIANK goods. to buy the 20 by 240 feet lots on assessed, real market value. AT ANY The Religious School of the council would be talcing would act as a check to un­ The measure also allows There will be a tag sale and a Knesseth Israel is accepting irresponsible action, Brainard Meadow Trail. The council warranted bonding projects. —Decide who may purchase towns to exempt the developers plant booth, and for the children voted to consider selling the the land, all by a simple resolu­ MAPLE HILL Diamond set. Easy Payments registrations for the term to said. The measure apparently as well as lease holders from RESTAURANTS ^34 to $85 there will be pony rides, tion adopted by the local start in September. When Chairwoman Rose parcels and accept sealed bids would allow for privately local property taxes, they said. movies, a fun house, games and 'legislative body or its Classes are offered for Fowler called for action on the on each lot through July 6. financed redevelopment “You will place Connecticut prizes. designated representatives children starting at age 8. issue, a majority of the council Members noted that by or­ projects, such as a controver­ in the unhappy state of courting SEVEN ffiTTLES All proceeds will go to the dinance the town may sell without any provision for a Anyone wishing further infor­ voted to reject the contract and sial proposal to rebuild Hart­ municipal land development general fund of the PTO. mation should contact Mrs. then said they really wanted property it owns to abuting public petition for a referen­ scandals the likes of which have ford’s North End, without con­ SRANDMA'S Our 75th Anniversary Year League Booklet Richard Merker, 875-8493 or only to delay action on its property owners through the sultation of those affected by dum. never been known to our [COUNTRY PIE RESTAURANT bidding procedure. The proposal allows a town to As Leadinc] Jewelers & Silversmiths A booklet, “Who’s Who in Mrs. Ben Nison, 875-9665. acceptance. The action was the decision. citizens or this state,” the two National, State and Local Sisterhood Sale Greater Hartford Process, a sell the revenue bonds to legislators told the governor. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY provide the purchaser with the 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Politics,’’ will be distributed by The Sisterhood of Knesseth private consortium, has CONTEST ENOS JUNE7TH Hartford • Westfarms Mall the Vernon League of Women Israel Synagogue, Pinney St., proposed a rebuilding of the Voters at its booth at the Tri- Ellington will sponsor a tag and ROCKVILLE predominantly black North End Town Charity Jamboree bake sale June 8 from 10 a.m. to in Hartford but it has been op­ scheduled for June 6 and 7 at 4 p.m. in the synagogue parking HOSPITAL NOTES posed on grounds the the Tri-City Shopping Plaza, lot. In case of rain the sale will developers could override the Vernon Circle. be June 22. Rummage articles wishes of the black community. This updated booklet offers a and house plants will also be on In a letter to the governor, complete listing of national, Admitted Monday: Katherine Rockville; Donald Johnston, sale. Anyone having articles two Republican representatives state and local politicians, their Bell, Union St., Rockville; Michael Dr., Vernon; Clifford they wish to dohate should call said the measure would lead to mailing addresses and ptfbne Jocelyn Bolduc, Stafford Keune, Morrison St., Rockville; Mrs. Stanley Orkin, 875-7259 or “municipal land development numbers. Mrs. David Cohen, 875-9050. Springs; Robert Chameroy, the Rev. Hyacinth l^pak. West scandals the likes of which have Mansfield Depot; Lois Connell, St., Rockville; Robert never been known to our George Dr., Vernon; Linda Schreiter, Grahaber Rd., citizens or this state.” Drew, West Willington; John Ellington; Raymond Spielman, “You will be giving a favored Fay, Bissell St., Manchester; Windermere Ave., Rockville; few the right to take over the Irene Gates, Franklin St., June Ward, Jobs Hill Rd., role of land financiers and Merrifield To Direct Rockville; Ronald Gerber, Ellington; Lynda Young, developers with the use of Dart Hill Rd., Vernon; Amy Village St., Rockville. public monies, but without Hebron Recreation Harrison, Crest Dr., Vernon; Discharged Monday: Robert public control,” Reps. Alan J. George Hartmann, Mountain Dupre, Mountain Spring Rd., Mazzola, R-Willimantic, and Anne Dallaire Rd., Ellington. Tolland; Helen Konicki, South RussSll L. Post, R-Canton, said. Colonial YIenus Also: Ronald Hofelich, St., Rockville; Mrs. Nevada Corre.spondciit Students at Hebron and A project by DevCo, the 228-3267 Brooklyn St., Rockville; Linda Ladd and son. Muddy Brook development arm of Greater Gilead Hill schools will be Hutchinson, Ward St., Rd., Ellington. The Hebron Recreation Com­ served a special Colonial menu mission has appointed Robert this week, in keeping with the Merrifield of Wall St., as Colonial Crafts Days. summer recreation director for Monday: Indian baked beans, the eight-week program. sliced ham, carrots, corn J*'*. Merrifield is a Grade 6 bread, butter and roll and apple teacher at Gilead Hill Elemen­ crisp. tary School and been teaching Tuesday: Yankee Doodle in the system fer the past six macaroni, tossed salad, rye years. bread and butter, pompion pye AMESITE The commission made its (pumpkin pie). decision after interviewing Wednesday: Cape Cod turkey seven applicants. 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MANCHESTER HERALD READERS Date of Birth. e q u a l c «iam FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN 10,9, SATURDAY 10-6. SHOP BY PHONE, CALL 646-4030 CAHADa LENDER Phone------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975— PAGE NINE; 'PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 3. 1975 Adam8"Dickerman Northbrook Moser Farms Grade A Regular or Diet *0- BETTY’S NOTEBOOK ICE ORANGE MEDIUM PEPSI By BETTY RYDER CREAM JUICE EGGS COLA fle. After all they really I always knew I was from golf ball as close to it as was a smaller target to Reserve Vz Gallon Dozen V2 Gallon qren’t too different. With Supermarkets Vz Gallon the old school—but day by possible. This sounds easy begin with. he Right one you get clay pigeons day I’m beginning to realize but trying to keep track of Everything was fine till Prices ~ Limit with the other you get just how old that old school the ball as it goes under the this morning and I noticed I Quantities. callouses. Cow Breeding is. tummy of a short Dachshund have a blue bruise on the M ey 19th - Ml ey 24th meats s. shoulder from the slight jolt It’s the teen-age jargon and skims the nose of a Later On that is throwing me off. sleepy Collie who looks as you get when you discharge Manchester the gun. But it was worth it. “In a thousand years we Is Off limits Last week, my daughter though she is going to Glastonbury announced (much to my retrieve it before it gets The only thing is now I shall all forget the things DOUBLE S&H GREEN delight) that it was “dress- near the quarter can be don’t know whether to sell that trouble us now.” Adam West Hartford up” day at school. Now if frustrating. the golf clubs and buy a ri­ Lindsay Gordon (1833-1870). STAMPS WEDNESDAY Wethersfield By Abigail Van Buren you note what the 13-year I guess I should put them e 197Sby ChkagoTrtbi»n«‘N.Y. N«wtSynd., Inc. olds are wearing these outdoors but heck, they’re QIIDPD QDCr'IAl C days—this would have to be my most devoted fans. music to the ears of any DEAR ABBY: This is a question that has bugged me for m o th e r w ith a you n g Blue Monday FOR DAD OR GRAD years. Is it improper for the wife of a dairy farmer (we’ve daughter. You’ve no doubt heard of been married 19 years) to be a spectator at the breeding of Waiting for her to pop people who chase fire farm animals? engines, well Sunday a You see, I help with practically everything else that goes down the stairs for Put a Pulsar* from with farming, and most of our dairy cattle are bred by breakfast my mind friend and I followed the artificial insemination (which, by the way, I am not wandered and I thought sounds of trap shooting and permitted to witness.) But when the need arises for breeding “Let’s see maybe she’ll ended up at the Andover S h o o r with our bull, this is an absolute no-no. wear the red one it shows off Sportsmen’s Club. My husband engages the assistance of another man to her dark hair so well,” or We just stood around and help take said cow to the bull, which is at another barn with watched and the members on his wrist our young heifers of breeding age. When the bull is at the “That little white number invited us to tour the dairy barn and a cow is bred, the place is shut up tighter with the embroidery is than a drum. sweet on her and it just clubhouse—and finally asked In all my years of working on a farm, this part of farming skims her tan legs.” , if I’d like to try shooting. has always been off limits to me. In she popped in a pair of I hesitated, but they Your opinion and answer would be greatly appreciated. white slacks and a colored assured me that they’d show MRS. R. T. (FARMER'S WIFE) tee shirt top. Obviously me how to load the gun, the proper stance, safety USDA Choice Lean c h Mr. Boston Heat & Serve 0 % a DEAR WIFE: As a grown woman and a partner in the noticing the surprised look measures, etc. so I agreed. US BUYS BONUS BUYS family farming business, you have as much right as your McLaughlin Photo on my face, she said, BEEF STEW »/1.39 HADDOCK or FILLET.....>b 8 9 ' husband to witness any and all aspects of farm life. And if Mrs. Michael K. Adams “What’s wrong mom?” Well they came out with a SW EET LIFE he thinks he has the right to "protect” you by censoring I said calmly, “Honey, vest with suede on the Napco Beef e ■ A 0 % what you should witness, his male chauvinism is showing. Candace Lynn Dickerman of the bridegroom’s sister; and you look bright as a button, shoulders (so the gun BONELESS ROUED CUBE STEAK...... ,b * 1 . 0 9 KNOCKWURST...... ,b ? 1 .3 9 doesn’t give you too much of Vernon and Michael Kevin Mrs. Kendra Adams of but I thought you said it was Our Own Pure Pork Hot or Sweet $ ■ ■ VEGETABLES DEAR ABBY: I am an astrology consultant, and my Nepco e ■ Adams of Manchester were Manchester, the bridegroom’s dress-up day at school.” a jolt). It was beige and CHUCK field seems to be most interesting to a lot of people. From sister-in-law. nice, but by the time I got ITALIAN SAUSAGE lb? 1 • 19 Cut Beets, day to day I get numerous letters and cards containing married May 31 at St. Luke’s Well it just goes to show, REEF FRANKS .b 1 - O ’ Jonathan Adams of questions about astrology. Church in Ellington. you how wrong a mom can my arms into it it was down ROAST Sweet Life c ■ Swift Brown n’ Serve Whole or Sliced I am always willing to provide what information I can, The bride is the daughter of Manchester was his brother’s be. She quickly informed me to my knees. Well I didn’t best. man. Ushers were Orig. & Flavored 0 ^ A r Carrots, Whole or gratis, even though it takes time from my work to do so. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Dicker- that “dress-up day” doesn’t care—after all it wasn’t a BACON ,b? 1.39 Christopher Adams .^of But the least these people can do is to send me a stamped, man of 42 Eva Circle, Vernon. mean you DRESS UP—you fashion show. Next came the USDA Swift Premium or Farmland e m SAUSAGE...... zp b ,.8 V '' Sliced White The bridegroom is the son of Manchester, tlie bridegroom’s self-addressed envelope, since it is to their advantage to just don’t wear jeans. leather pouch to carry the Potatoes, receive this information. Mr. and Mrs. Milton K. Adams brother; Bruce Dickerman and Choice CANNED HAM s ib cn 0.99 - FROM THE DELI - Isn’t it amazing how the shells in and that was Postage is quite an item these days, and it is a shame that of 34 Cole St. Brian Dickerman, both of Ver­ Select Hi A Imported Sauerkraut these requests land in the waste basket for lack of a The Rev. Maurice Sullivan non, the bride’s brothers; and English language changes as strapped around my waist. stamped envelope. celebrated the nuptial Mass and Joseph Savery of Willington. the years go by? One of the members let BEEF LIVER...... ,b 5 9 ' SWISS CHEESE...... ib 8 V ' ARKANSAS STAR-GAZER performed the double-ring A reception was held at the me use his gun, and when Capital Farms < ■ JM Wonder Bar ^ 0 % A ceremony. Italian-American Club in they filled the pouch with New Pulsar Date/Command DEAR GAZER: Believe me, I understand your problem. The bride was given in Rockville, after which the cou­ Call Me Misty shells, I really began to feel LONDON BROIL KIELBASA ,b*1.49 BALONEY...... «ib 0 9 ' (XAM CHOWDER Multiply it by a thousand, and you’ll have a fairly accurate marriage by her father. ple left for Virginia Beach, Va. Saturday morning found like Annie Oakley. But the Capital Farms Tender Casing C m ^ % 0 ^ picture of mine. They will reside in Manchester. tells the date and the time Raft Cedar Farms Miss Cynthia Dickerman of me out on the golf course at first step told me I wasn’t. Shoulder Vernon was her sister’s maid of Mrs. Adams is attending With the gun in my hand, FRAHKS ,b#9* FRANKS...... ,b.’ 1 . 3 9 Snow’s DEAR ABBY: Regarding the lady who did not like dirty, Manchester Community 8 a.m. (my weekday lesson honor. Bridesmaids were Miss 25 shells in the pouch, a vest Now, the first completely new way to4ell time Cut four-letter words and signed herself "HUNG UP": Cheryl Diemond of Mansfield, College. Mr. Adams is had been postponed). There skimming my knees, I didn’t in 500 years is a calendar, too. GROCERY SPECIALS New England A quotation from the Earl of Roscommon (1633-1684) Mass., the bride’s cousin; Miss employed as a radio announcer. in the mist —and you can might be in order here. (Roscommon is a county in Ireland.) Paige Adams of Manchester, believe it was misting pretty think I could carry the Press one button, Pulsar tells the time dig­ USDA Phlefer’s ^ S 9 Open Pit jm 0 B k ^ ' 15 oz. "Immodest words admit of no defense. heavily I tried to look very weight through the itally. Press the other, it tells the month and FRENCH DRESSING 8 oz 3 S 1 BARBECUE SAUCE.....1 . . . 4 9 ' For want of decency is want of sense." clubhouse door. A member Choice J.A.W. IN BOSTON casual as the water seeped date. rescued me and carried the lb- Progresso jm ^ Chet Boyardae through my sneakers and I Pulsar needs no routine maintenance, oiling, # gun. CONFIDENTIAL TO T.S.R. IN MILWAUKEE; You the dampness took revenge or cleaning. It has no moving parts. No hands, SPAGHETTI SAUCE ieoz/*5 MINI RAVIOLIS i5oz 3 9 ^ Meanwhile, it was raining would have about as much success “turning on” a buddhist on my hairdo. gears, springs, tuning forks or motors. Sweet Life d ^9 £ Duncan Hina Fudge (lOe off) h ^ or mohammedan to the message of Christ as THEY would COLLEGE NOTES But it’s all in the game I out on the range. Un­ have turning YOU on to the message of Buddha or kept telling myself and after daunted, we lined up and in I Guaranteed accurate to within 60 seconds a CHUCK STEAK APPLE JUICE...... 64.. 5 V ' BROWNIE MIX...... 2 3 0 .8 5 ' PREMIUM SALTINES Mohammed. turn (thank heavens I wasn’t year. (Timing will be adjusted to this toler­ Garfield Liggett, son of Mr. 128 members of the Bradford a few practice swings the Sweet Life jm 0 ^ £ Dixie 5-oz. first) the riflemen (and this ance if necessary.) Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal and Mrs. William Liggett, 6 College class of 1975 awarded weather didn’t cause me any woman) would call “pull” I So exciting it’ll make up for 20 years of neck­ PEAR HALVES...... COLD CUPS...... 130 .0 9' reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Lynn Dr., Vernon, received his degrees at ceremonies on June great concern. Boneless Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. B.A. degree at the University of 1 at the Haverhill, Mass, cam­ I tried out some of the and the clay pigeon would go ties, cuff-links, and golf balls. Sweet Life I B t 16-oz. Size 80 80 A 1 Lb. For Abby’s booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding,” Connecticut. He majored in pus. clubs under the golf pro’s out of the trap high in the I Pulsar Date/Command, very modestly priced USDA PEANUT BUHER ...... z 0 5 ' SPRAY & WASH...... 8 9 ' send SI to Abigail Van Buren. 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, sociology. guidance, but then he sky. All you had to do was from $285 to $2500. Box Among the students temed to Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped He entered the U.S. Navy stumped me when he asked hit it. Choice the dean’s list at Saint Leo d a ir y d e p t . (20<) envelope. after graduation and is “Do you putter?” Well if Some of the men were real stationed at Memphis, Tenn. College in Saint Leo, Fla. are crackerjacks and hardly Hood’s Owen D. Wilson, son of Mrs. C. he’d said “stutter” I might THE TIME COMPUTER® H. Wilson of E. Eldridge St. and have come up with a quick missed one. Of the 25 possi­ POPSICLES...... 12-oz. pkg. A S jlr Ellen-Mary Burns, a senior at ble hits—I hit three. Now Sweet Life East Catholic High School, will Michael J. La Francis, son of reply but my mind ran to that’s not a great score by Sweet Lite Com or F > be featured in the eighth annual Mr. and Mrs. M. 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Sweet Members of 'Orford Parish The committee on Bolton, has been elected vice- 917 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER of 27 Montclair Dr. “putter.” the trap already broken, and New Zealand Real Gold Sliced a Chapter, DAR, will attend the scholarships of North United president of the student body at jm 0 ^ Borden’s Mild or Tangy Life She is active in Majorettes, Well I do now and guess I hit one of the broken annual DAR day at the Hillside Methodist Church will meet Defiance College, Defiance, Frozen Instructors of the Handicapped, where? In-th,e living room. It pieces. Now you know that STRAWBERRIES...... CHEESE KISSES.. .7 o z. School, Marlborough, Mass., tonight at 7 at the home of Belle Explorer Scouts, and is a Ohio. He is a junior and a seems you toss a quarter on .Shoulder ’Thursday. 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Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975 OBITUARIES Town Use of CATV Catholic Golfers (CoiUinuril from Piigr Oiir) local origination channel. King said all tion to return state utility taxes, paid by local programming will go on one channel cable firms, to municipalities. The state until there’s a need to open up the ad­ SLOW PITCH MaeHolden Served collects an eight per cent tax from cable ditional channels. State Champions TV franchisers, McCarthy said, while Some of the government channel uses municipalities aren’t allowed to tax the suggested by Weiner Monday night in­ SOFTBALL On School Board franchiser’s personal property. cluded providing basic town information Greater Hartford CATV is licensed by to viewers, communicating information Departing eight-year Coach Bob 27-2 mark during the season and won the state to serve Manchester and four related to existing town services (health, Prinz went out a winner yesterday as the Hartford County Conference title. TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE WOMEN’S REC Mrs. Elizabeth Mae Holden, Western Connecticut State other Greater Hartford towns. consumer information, etc.), and internal the East Catholic golf team won the The state crown was East’s first. Telephone vs. Second Victorious last night d 78. of 81 Oakland St., a former College. She had also taken Manchester is the only town now being government possibilities. State Division II championship at Senior Captain Jeff Torrance led the Congo, 6:15 ■ Keeney Cheney Tech were the Cougars extension courses in education member of the Manchester served, but construction started Monday Houston said cable TV could be an im­ Race Brook Country Club in Orange. way with a 77 over the par-71 course. Tigers vs. Bobcats, 6:15 - over the Leopards by an 11-10 Board of Rlducation, died this at Boston University and New portant government tool to increase in Newington. The Eagles fired a team total 314 to Juniors Mike CoOney, Tim LaFrancis Cheney count. For the Cougars, Cathy morning at New England Bap­ York University. citizen participation in municipal "fhe firm is providing three access and Brad Strella weren’t far behind Circuits vs. Steak Out, Kane had three hits and Diane tist Hospital, Boston. She was She was a communicant of St. decision-making. He warned of govern­ take the title by one stroke over Far­ channels to the towns it serves — govern­ mington High. East was second a year firing cards of 78, 79 and 80 respec­ 6:15 - Fitzgerald Goodwin, Ruth Veal and Donna the wife of John \V. Holden. Bridget Church and a member ment, educational, and public —plus a ment censorship of cable programs. Acadia vs. Bogner’s, 7:30 - Tedford two apiece. For the ago in the championship to defending tively. A Democrat. Mrs. Holden of Orford Parish Chapter, Fitzgerald Leopards, Arlene Fuzz had Individual honors were shared by served on the Board of Educa­ Daughter^ of the American two-time winner Old Saybrook. Fogarty’s vs. Allied, 8:45 • three bingles and Simone tion for about 20 years. She was Revolution, and the Tolland The Eagles under Prinz, who is Jerry Peplau of Berlin High and Ran­ Fitzgerald Calhoun, Kathy Gallup and principal of Wapping Elemen­ Historical Society. She was a taking a teaching post in West Ger- dy Rolfe of East Lyme who carded 74 Construction vs. Lathrop, Paula Sullivan two apiece. tary School for 10 years before former member of the tnany next year, compiled an over-all rounds. 6:15 - Nebo her retirement. She then taught Manchester Girl Scout Council. Directors Asked Crispino's vs. Seruse, 7:30 Grade 8 at St. James School for Other survivors are a EA.STERN (Goiilinucil from Huge One) - Nebo Plating the winning run in the live years. After her retirement brother. John Lathrop of In his letter to directors, Weiss said the Angels vs. CBT Blue, 6:15 bottom of the seventh. Highland froiii teaching, she assisted her Northbridge. Mass.; and two $23,500 requested is a minimum need and warned that other budgetary reductions in - Robertson ■ Park Market nipped Millers husband in the operation of sisters. Mrs. Dorothy Hannon the department may jeopardize those might not be enough if problems arise. New Requirements Listed M oriarty’s vs. Vito’s, 7:30 - their greenhouse on Oakland St. of Tolland and Mrs. Edith Hoff­ Falls, 4-3, last night at Mt. grants. Such problems might include emergencies Robertson She was born June 25. 1896 in man of East Hartford. Nebo. Tom Mac had three hits Lannan said the budget cuts will also or illnesses requiring overtime pay, or Wholesale vs. Crispino's, including a three-run homer for Tolland, daughter of the late The funeral is Friday at 9:15 mean there won’t be any new highway equipment breakdowns due to excessive 8:45 - Robertson James and Emma Dunn a m. from Watkins Funeral Highland and Tom Devanney painting this year, and at least three mileage on old cruisers. Renn's vs. Walnuts, 6:15 - and Mike Tierney each added Lathrop. and had lived in Home. 142 E. Center St., with a police^^isfers won’t be replaced by new The 1975-1976 police department budget Sexually Integrated Nike Manchester for 52 years. Mass at St. Bridget Church at two blows. Joe Tarvano had vehicles! was set by directors at $1,570,000. The Hero’s vs. .Annulli’s, 7:30 • She was a graduate of 10. Burial will be in St. Ber­ three hits including a homer for Cuts in the overtime pay account won’t department had requested $1,663,603, a Nike Millers with Rick Field and Rockville High School, tlie nard's Cemetery. Rockville. allow officers to patrol summer rock con­ differenpe of $96,603. former Huntsinger Business Friends may call at the Gym Classes Ruled Tim Guard adding two blows certs planned by SAM (Summer Activities Weiss said he’ll discuss the department INDY and Bob Palozie homered. College of Hartford, and Dan­ funeral home Thursday from 2 matters with directors tonight. The board in Manchester). Behind a 17-hit attack, bury Normal School, now to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. meets at 8 at the Municipal Building Lannan also called attention to a one­ Manchester Oil Heat burned FELINE time expense of nearly $10,000 in 1975-1976, Hearing Ro^m. WASHINGTON (UPI) - education classes and activities Unless Congress rejects the Turnpike TV, 10-8, last night at Making every hit count, .Mrs. Bertha D. Thayer representing benefits which must be paid which are separate are com­ regulations, schools must begin .Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Gym classes in most schools Nike Field. For the winners, David’s trounced Tommy’s Piz­ ROCKVTLLE-Mrs. Bertha retiring Patrol Capt. George McCaughey. parable for members of each July 21 making preparations to The funeral of Mrs. Margaret and colleges in the United Mark Hanna, Bob Simler and za, 18-4, last night at Mt. Nebo. sex.” comply with them. But elemen­ Dowling Thayer, 88, formerly Moynihan Sullivan, formerly of States will have to be Ray Brann each had three hits For David’s, Sandy Hall and The rules do not, however, tary schools will have a grace of 107 W. Franklip Park, died 341 Center St., who died Sun­ sexually integrated, except and Ron Carr added two. Paul Nancy Lessig each had three require that equal amounts of period of one year from July 21 Sunday at a Rockville convales­ day, is Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. for bodily contact sports, the Jurovaty had two hits including hits and Judy Derench, Katie money be spent on girls’ and to adjust schedules and prepare cent home. from' the John F. Tierney a homer for Turnpike. Graham and Chris Dulka added (Herald photo by Dunn) administration announced boys’ athletic programs. staffs for the changes. High BOrn in Providence, R.I., Funeral Home, 219 W. Center two apiece. For Tommy’s, Mrs. Thayer had lived in Schaffer Cites today. ’The new regulations, schools and colleges will have St,, with a Mass at St. James Brenda Whittemore had three Under new rules announced released under the signatures three years to comply. NIKE Rockville for many years. She Church at 9. Burial will be in St. E a s t’s Latest Championship Squad hits and Sharon Bell and ((Jinliiiiied from Page One) of President Ford and HEW Outhit 21-18, Sportsman was a retired practical nurse.. James Cemetery. Other officers installed are; Mrs. by the Department of Health, Marilyn Chmielewski two Coach Bob Prinz saw his East Catholic High golf squad win the State Division II Education and Welfare, girls secretary Caspar W. Tavern had the runs to top She is survived by a nephew, Friends may call at the president, succeeds Mrs. Kay Moran. Mrs. Frances Merola, first vice president; Mrs. The longer adjustment in the apiece. ClAC championship yesterday. Squad members, Brian Charlebois, Mike Cooney, and boys may be kept in Weinberger, also cover sex Farr’s, 23-15, last night at Nike. James Dowling of Manchester. funeral home tonight from 7 to Pisch is a selectwoman for the Town of Phyllis Jackston, second vice president; higher grades is necessary, separate teams for boxing, education and school Rich Peck, Jack McAda and The funeral is Wednesday 9. Manchester and serves on the Democratic Mrs. Patricia Kodes, secretary; Mrs. Brad Strella, Jeff Torrance, 'Tim LaFrancis and Prinz. HEW said, “because of the wrestling, basketball, football, organizations. They apply to Dave Bidwell each had three CHARTER OAK with a Mass at St. Bernard's Town Committee. She is also vice presi­ Marie Becker, corresponding secretary; existence of wide skill differen- ice hockey and other contact most schools, from hits for Tavern with the latter Behind Neil Pierson’s six-hit Church at 8:30 a.m. Burial will Woman Killed dent of the Rosary Society of St. Bridget and Mrs. Muriel Grover, treasurer. tials attributable to the be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. sports. kindergarten to graduate level, homering. Charlie McNamara, pitching, Tacorral blanked Church and is a member of its parish coun­ Committee members are; Mrs. Mary traditionally lower levels of Bruce Peck and Frank The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 DARIEN (UPI) - Theresa which receive federal aid. That Fuller’s Package, 11-0, last cil. Mrs. Pisch serves as sergeant-at-arms Gelinas, budget; Mrs. Eleanor Pisch and But the rules say schools training available to girls in Filloramo added two hits to the Ellington Ave., is in charge of White. 23, of Bridgeport, was includes most schools in the night at Fitzgerald Field. Don for the auxiliary of the Dilworth-Cornell- Mrs. Lucy Martin, education; Mrs. Siderowf “must insure that physical many schools.” winning total. Ed Bobadier, arrangements. killed early today when her Ray McKay practices mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on special equipment used in a Red country. Romano and Gary Gott each westbound car veered right into (iuey Post of the American Legion, and is Henrietta Ruff, hospitality; Mrs. Lucille Ken Roback and Tom Sapienza had two hits for the winners There are no calling hours. Crtjss first aid training class. Overseeing the procedure are, left, Michael Weitz, instruc­ Mahoney, legislation; Mrs. Diane The a guard rail on Interstate 95 an tor and safety services chairman: Leslie Stager, student; Ralph Raggo, instructor. The a member of the Anderson Shea Post of In Initial each had three blows for while six different players had the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. Biathrow, membership; Mrs. Mary Farr’s. flipped over. She was dummy is an item of equipment the Manchester chapter of the Red Cross hopes to buy the hits for Fuller’s. pronounced dead at the scene. She has been active in the Child & Fami­ LeDuc, program; Mrs. DittaTani, publici­ more of with a recently acquired grant, (Herald photo by Dunn) ty; Mrs. Florence Cole, ways and means. Herald Angle Test Today ly Services and a leader in both the Boy DUSTY SILK CITY Mrs. Mary E. Hopkins, president of the Scouts and Cub Scouts. Behind Norm Vittner’s seven- Blows by Frank Gonzales and Hartford County Federation of By Earl Yost HOYLAKE, England (UPI) The widow of State Trooper Francis S. hit pitching, Vittner’s am­ Randy Ralston pushed across Democratic Women’s Clubs was a guest. — Neither rain nor hail, nor Pisch, Mrs. Pisch has four children and a Sports Editor Golf Day Score bushed Savings Bank of the winning runs in the ninth in­ grandson and lives with her son John at 71 gale-lorce winds kept British Manchester, 11-3, last night at ning as Trudon VW out­ ABOUT Red CrossrxGets Aetna Grant Grant Rd. amateur golfing championship Robertson Park. For the distanced Frank’s Market, 12- contenders from their ap­ Set by Trevino A grant in the amount of $150 The grant was received under Among the many first aid Did You Know That winners, Mike Pillon Homered 10, last night at Fitzgerald. For TOWN pointed first round. and singled, Tim Ellis tripled the winners, Gonzales had five has been presented to the the 1975 Dollars For Doers items needed by the local Red Wilt Chamberlain once played in a basketball game at But the 50-mile-per-hour Cross chapter being considered and singled and Don Maxim and straight hits. Hank Pawlowski Manchester branch of the Program of the company. the Clarke Arena. He perforjmed with his All-Star squad. winds, blowing chill hail and American Red Cross. Funds to qualifying tor purchase are films, projec­ AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — Lee Trevino fired a four-under- Greg Birmingham each added was four-for-five, Al Rodonis Lutz-of-Fun Fair is still program Wednesday at the sleet showers in from the Irish par 66 on the famed South Course at Firestone Country two singles. Tom Bastille and and Bob Westbrook each added Newington Veterans Hospital. The grant was made possible organizations are allocated by tion equipment, leg splints, in­ Sea played havoc with the seeking items for a children s Judge Proposes Compromise Ditto for former world’s boxing dhampion Sugar Ray Club and Sandra Haynie had a 74 to set the target scores Jay McConville each had two three hits. For Frank’s, John Those planning to attend will through the efforts of city according to the number of halation therapy equipment, frustrated golfers in the white elephant table such as Manchester first aid instructor active company employes, and and other emergency aids fdr Robinson. He performed with Marques Haynes’ Harlem for amateur golfers to shoot at in the annual National Golf blows for the Bankmen. Barry had three hits and Jim games, toys and books. Items meet at the post home at 6:30 opening round Monday. Ralph Raggo, an employe of are for meeting specific use in both first aid programs In Norwalk Teaeher Strike Magicians at the Clarke Arena. Day here Monday. Dowling, John Hren, Rudi may be delivered to Lutz Junior p.m. “It’s the worst weather I CANDLELIGHT Wittke, Bob Bycholski and Aetna Life & Casualty In­ program needs of the organiza­ and disaster service. have ever played in,’’ said Trevino, who at one time considered the course a jinx, Museum from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Unleashing a 16-hit attack. Collins Judd each had two hits. surance Co. tion. STAMFORD (UPI) - A Superior Court tion issued at the start of the strike. Carl Silver, Rec program director, was a standout Walker Cup golfer Craig now feels differently. through Friday. Those wishing Army and Navy Club Holiday Lanes rolled over Tierney who advised the three sides in a athlete at Manchester High, baseball and basketball his Stadler of La Jolla, Calif. “The Kwalick Signs “This 66 gives me a lot of confidence,” said Trevino. “I ■‘?ms picked up may call the .Axillary will have a picnic judge today proposed that school officials Nassiff Arms, 7-4, last night at Pete Nese’s hit in the top of hearing last Thursday to “have the good best sports. » wind blew the putter clean out PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - . museum. 643-0949. The fair is Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the and striking Norwalk teachers sign a one only missed the fairway once — by just three inches — and Robertson. For Lanes, Brian the eighth pushed across the sense’’ to keep negotiating, came up with of my hand, anil several times I Ted Kwalick, a former All-Pro Saturday at the museum. home of Jean Hayes, 27 Galaxy year contract and negotiate for a second that’s because they forgot to mow the grass there. Sullivan- doubled and singled deciding tallies as Lynch ‘Sympathy Boycott^ his proposal after a weekend of un­ saw putts coming back to me.” with the San Francisco 49ers in Dr. Members are asked to bring year to end a walkout now in its second Ex-major leaguer baseball players, Travis Jackson of Trevino missed several birdie putts or his score would three times, John Wiggin Toyota got past Crockett Agen­ successful meetings by the three sides. The second round of the six- the National Football League, place settings, food for the pic­ Union representatives said week. the New York Giants and Tommy Holmes of the Boston have been even lower. doubled and singled twice. Bill cy, 6-4, last night at Fitzgerald. The VFW Post and Auxiliary Members of the The school board and teachers day match play championship was signed Monday to a nic and bathing suits. Judge William L. Tierney met in his Braves, once lived in Manchester. Both resided here while “You have to hit high shots here,” said Trevino. “A cou­ Peoples homered and singled For the winners, Don Storrs, will conduct a recreational Amalgamated Clothing the "sympathy boycott" aims negotiated Monday afternoon but gave up was scheduled to get under way chambers with school board and teachers managing Hartford in the Eastern League. three-year contract by the and Bob Gorman and Rich Bob Wojciechowski, Joe Workers of America, protesting to notify trucking firms and without reaching any agreement for a new today with seeded players Jerry ple years ago I reweighted my clubs and started doing it. I representatives and members of the Philadelphia Bell of the WorlcJ. I Gustafson added two blows. Ed Gietek, Don Simmons and Cal refusal of the Colorado-based retail outlets of a strike at Head contract. The Common Council has Pate of Pensacola, Fla., Football League. feel real confident here, now.” South WindsorWoman Norwalk Common Council for a third Litwin tripled and doubled and Chadwick each had two hits. Head Ski Co. to negotiate with Ski's headquarters in Boulder, rejected three separate contracts agreed Manchester won basketball crowns in the Connecticut, Trevino said he now has his sights set on the U.S. Open at time, while withholding contempt action Richard Siderowf of Westport, Kwalick, a former All Bob McLucas added two singles Rick Goss and Bob Ferron each them, have set up a picket line Colo., and to discourage sales of to by the teachers and the school board. Eastern and American Professional Leagues. Entries Conn., and Briton G. R. D. America tight end at Penn Medinah, 111., in two weeks. FIRE CALLS against the teachers who defied an injunc­ for Nassiff’s. had two hits for Crockett and Charged in Death outside the company’s (^company products. carried the banner of Nassiff and Arms and the British- Eyles getting into the fray for State, had signed a contract ‘.Tm going to work like hell for the Open,” he said. “I’m V Larry Magarik, a union Greg Johnston homered. distribution-service center in American Club. the first time at midmorning. with the Hawaiians in the WFL going up there and get a look at it. Then I’m going to take nsmresentalive, said the boycott Snapping a 4-all tie with four Manchester. Stadler halved the third hole and played out his option with the week^off before and hit 700 to 1,000 balls a day. I’m Of Invalid Husband is being observed at all Head runs in the fourth, Dick’s REC MANCHESTER Pat Mistretta, director of athletics at Manchester Com­ in eight strokes on his way to a the 49ers last season. His con­ going to be ready.” American topped Honda, 11-6, Plating three runs in the Ski plants throughout the coun­ 5-3 victory over Englishman ■Mrs. Minerva Thomas, of Mrs, Thomas has been in Monday, 9:33 p.m, —gas Foundation Telethon munity College, was a three-sport letter winner at West tract with the Hawaii club was Trevino qualified as the pace setter for National Golf last night at Robertson. For fourth and fifth innings, MCC Zion Latlies Aid try. The Boulder workers went David Mackintosh. ruled invalid, however, because 1106 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Manchester Memorial Hospital washdown at 164 W. Middle to 9. Those who are interested A MODERN Virginia Wesleyan and later starred as a pitcher with Day by winning the 1974 PGA championship. Dick’s, Dave Sibrinez homered Vets topped North .United Windsor, was arrested this since the incident. She Meets Wednesday on strike May 9. Eighteen volunteers will be A vicious combination of it was with the original owners, Walter Rozman, manager of Tpke. (Town) in volunteering their time for PHARI Moriarty’s in the Hartford Twilight League, running. One Miss Haynie won both the LPGA and Women’s Open last and singled twice, Ken Bavier Methodist, 6-4, last night at morning on a warrant issued by reportedly suffered from an Miss Nancy Secor of 77 Monday, 9;34 p.m. —false manning telephones tonight and bitterly cold winds, giant hail who were no longer affiliated the company facility at 300 telephoning may contact Ed­ summer he notched nine straight decisions without a loss. year. added three singles and five Keeney Field. Bob Klatka had Common Pleas Court 12 overdose of pills. Sycamore Lane will show slides alarm at Box 415 at S. Main St. Wednesday night at the showers and sleet storms with the franchise. Progress Dr., said today none Manchester SNETCO building mund J. Gorman, Dale Rd., 643- others had two hits apiece. For two hits for the Vets with seven charging her with first-degree Her husband, whom police of her visit to Africa to the and Arvine PI. (Town) ravaged the Royal Liverpool of his eight employes are in­ 2237. Fran Mahoney; known as Flit in his playing days, per­ Honda, John Kravontka stroked others garnering one each. manslaughter in connection with said had been an invalid for a Ladies Aid Society of Zion Today, 1:08 a.m. —pickup in a telethon sponsored by the links, flattening scoreboards volved in the picketing. The formed with Twilight Baseball League and Rec Basketball I three singles, Billy Lodge Roger Kovauth and Tom Ber­ the death last month of her 77- number of years, was found in Evangelical Lutheran Church truck fire on N. Main St. east of St. James School Foundation, James and overturning a concession picketing has had no effect on BAHERIESFOR tripled and singled and Ron nard had three and two blows year-old husband, Stirling B. his bed with a plastic bag tied Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the the Hockanum River bridge. Inc. . Radios—Hearing Aids F. League entries from the West Side. stand. Carol Mann Speaks Out local operations nor has it They will be contacting alum­ Girouard and Miles Boutilier respectively for Methodist. Thomas Sr. around his head. He was church. (Eighth District) Games—Hashllghts D’Amato Despite conditions akin to an caused any problems, Rozman ni of the school and others each contributed two singles. Mrs. Thpmas and her hus­ pronounced dead, apparently of The program will also include Today, 9:49 a.m. —false Cathy Dyak has been the No.d'ranking Women’s Divi­ Arctic survival test, only one of Harris Returns said. soliciting donations to the new­ BS/R.PH. band were found April 15, both asphixiation. reports by delegates to the re­ alarm at Box 571 at Manchester ARTHUR DRUG sion duckpin bowler in the U h ite^ ta tes in three oc­ the top-ranked Americans was Head Ski is a division of AMF ly formed foundation. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. unconscious, in their apartment Mrs. Thomas was to be cent New England District of High School. (Town) casions. washed out. Inc., a diversified manufac­ (UPI) — Veteran National and police were called by their presented today in Common the Missionary League conven­ The soliciting will be done 6 Bill Campbell, the 52-year-old Womeji’$ Golf turing firm based in White Hockey League defenserrfan Tech Net Streak son. Blair Thomas. Pleas Court 12, East Hartford. tion in Bridgeport. grandfather from Huntington, Plains, N.Y. Major League all-star baseball teams performed several Ted Harris will return to the Refreshments will be served W.Va. who never lost a Walker Minnesota North Stars after a times at Mt. Nebo, the last being Spec Shea’s club two Cup singles match, went down at four tables, each represen­ decades ago. two-year absence to take over Fun to Watch Ends in Durham ting a season of the year. Mrs. U. S. citizens are now able to by one hole to David Steele, a as coach, club officials an­ Jack Soares, chairman, is being transfer their Blue Cross 19-year-old Englander. nounced Monday. Schools To Graduate HALL FOR RENT Track meets involving many of the nation’s leading (Jary Koch, 22, of Temple assisted by Mrs. George coverage to comparable Harris ended a 16-year career Seeing its six-match winning streak stopped yesterday For parlies, sliowers. receptions. runners and weightmen were staged at the Robertson Park Terrace, Fla., beat NORTHFIELD, N.J. (UPI) — Carol Mann, president of Magnuson, Mrs. Charles Kuhl, programs abroad...... An on the ice last week, retiring was theCheney Tech tennis team, 3-2, by Coginchaug High riUTtinKS Complete Ititetien facililie.s. exchange program has been track during Joe McCluskey’s tenure as director of the 'Y.A Yorkshireman Les Walker by the Ladies Professional Golf Association, said Monday Mrs. John Hlyviak, Mrs. Laree I.arpe enclosed parking lot Inquire: from Phildelphia after the in Durham. The Beavers wirid up the season with a 10-5 40,919 Students Reynolds, Mrs. Bertha What set up between Blue Shield number of Olympic squad members competed. two holes to get into the second women’s golf is more fun to watch than men’s and does not Flyers recaptured the Stanley ledger. Schneider, Mrs. Frederick Lithuanian Hall and Blue Cross plans in this round, and Curtis Strange from Cup. need any gimmicks to draw crowds. Winston-Salem, N.C., was a Rob Caron won his singles HARTFORD (UPI) - The In 1971, graduates going on to Schnieder and Mrs. William country and similar voluntary Maurice “Hippo” Correnti ranked nationally with the He will succeed Charlie Miss Mann, who said she Results: Marman (C) def. 24 GOLWAY STREET comfortable 3 and 2 winner match in straight sets and Connecticut Department of college deceased to 67.2; the Schultz. MANCHESTER health-service plans in ihierto best duckpin bowlers in the country and was also a Burns, who took over in the is 34 and “5 feet, 15 inches Strycharz 4-6, 6-4, 6-3; Rico, Australia, Canada, over Englishman Mike Walls. . “I wish to hell people came back to team with Education expects a record 40,- percentages declined further to Mite boxes are due at this Call before 8 P.M, about crackerjack fast-pitch softball player. middle of the North Stars’ dis­ tall,” said women’s golf is Other top ranking U.S. Lockrow (C) def. Bellefleur 919 students to graduate from 61.7 per cent in 1972, 60.7 per meeting. Great Britain, Ireland, astrous 1974-75 season when would quit trying to com­ Steve Chasse for the amateurs John Grace and Ed more aesthetically easy to 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; Caron (CT) def. public high schools in the state cent in 1973, and 59.7 per cent in Jamaica, New %aland and they failed to make it into the pare women’s golf to men’s. Beavers’ other point in Guido “Champ” Giorgetti picked up the nickname by Updegraff, the Walker Cup cap­ watch. Fowler 6-4, 6-2; Marman- this month but estimates fewer 1974. Rhodesia.....So, if you’re plan­ playoffs for the second straight I think we have two different doubles. beating all comers in New England in horseshoe pitching. tain, had assured successes. “A man has to jerk, stomp Trainer (C) def. Maloney- than 60 per cent of them will go Officials in the department’s pre-arranging ning an extensive trip out of year. Burns will remain with styles. I don’t mind being a Next action for Cheney is Of the minor U.S. contenders, and pull while a woman has Caravella 7-6, 7-5; Caron- on to college. Bureau of Educational Manage­ the United States and wish to Minnesota as chief assistant to woman and looking like a Friday at Rocky Hill High in insinquire into this coverage Gene Johnson, playing-manager with Moriarty’s in the nearly all fared badly. Only to rely on her momentum, Chasse (CT) def. Lockrow- The projected total is 2,461, ment and Finance, which com­ FORCED TO VACATE General Manager Jack Gordon. woman. I don’t mind saying the Charter Oak Conference abroad, contact your Blue Hartford Twi League, is a veteran minor leaguer with Glen Kirk of Mount Plymouth, grace and all her strength to Dupuis 6-0, 6-0. or 6.4 per cent, more than last piles statistics from local and I am 34 because I am better championship. year, and 1.570, or 4 per cent, regional school distr'icts, OUR WAREHOUSE SALE Cross-Blue Shield office.^.. experience in the New York Giant, Pittsburgh Pirate and Fla., Ed Kerber of Phoenix, get the ball out there 250 a funeral Ariz. and Cobby Ware of Atlan­ than I was when was ,24.” yards,” said Miss Mann, more than in 1973, the previous predict the downturn will con­ Milwaukee Brave minor league system. » Miss Mann, who has 34 record. tinue this year. Also predicted This is sometimes prudent. However, if you ta advanced to the second who met reporters at Atlan­ round. professional wins, predicted In the second half -^f the by the bureau are declines in TIM E IS are thinking about pre-arranging a specific tic City Country Club where Pele Says Yes Jay Johnstone of the Philadelphia Phillies was born in the 150 a m a teu rs and 1960s. the perceplag^ of the number of high school funeral you are urged to contact an Manchester but moved to California at an early age. the USGA Women’s Open SANTOS, Brazil (UPI) - International .soccer star Pole graduates continuiiW their for­ graduates, based on the current experienced funeral director. Careful Find service as you like it — Money Makers professionals in this year’s RUNNING SHORT! fast and friendly from the ef­ Championship is to be held Monday made it clear he intends to sign a multimillion mal education rose'Trom 64 per lower numbers of students in . counseling with him could avoid unwise plan­ ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The open will set new records. ficient staff at LENOX Fritz DellaFera once served as freshman basketball July 17-20. dollar contract with the New York Cosmos of the North cent to a high^69.6 per cent in elementary school grades and ning. top pros on the PGA tour were 1970. the department said. the declining birthrate. WE HAVE SLASHED ALL OUR PHARMACY. We handle a coach at the University of Connecticut under Hugh Greer. Work Slowdown raking in the green at a record American Soccer League. PRICES FOR IMMEDATE full line of nationally known TRENTON, N.J.’ (UPI) - clip Monday as eight golfers Pele said, “I told the New York Cosmos Yes,' and I cosmetics including Worth The East Side Rec Center opened in 1917, the West Side New Jersey Gov. Brendan T. passed the $100,000 mark in ear­ Dawkins Spends Money liave already begun to look lor a liouse to live in while in LIQUIDATION OF OUR and St. Laurent, an exclusive Rec in 1921 and'the Community Y in 1935. Twenty seven Byrne Monday called for a nings this year.*- New York. " WE WILL BE CLOSED in this area, to fill all your and one-half laps around the indoor track at the East Side settlement in the month-old Hale Irwin and Lee Trevino He told reporters that he would announce Tuesday the WATKINS FUNc m AL HOME / 142 E. CENTER ST., needs, and have a large well REMAINING STOCK! equals one mile. strike by unionized carpenters, are the latest members to exact date he will sign the contract repoi tcd to be worth MANCHESTER equipped pharmacy to handle saying the completion of the. reach the charmed circle. Irwin ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Maynard Evans High School $4.7 million for three years. SATURDAYS 646-5310 all your prescriptions. You sports complex in the Hacken­ Darryl Dawkins, who Saturday star who signed a seven-year Herman SChendel for years was recognized as one of the rates fourth at $123,945 after DURING THE MONTHS OF can depend on LENOX sack Meadowlands would be collecting $45,000 for winning became a professional contract with the Philadelphia country’s leading obedience dog handlers and judges. JUNE^JUL.Y AND AUGUST PHARMACY, 299 E. Center jeopardized by a long strike. Sunday’s Atlanta Golf Classic. basketball-playing millionaire 76ers of the National Basketball Offers No Money mtmbtr' St., 649-0896 for all your NATHML FUmUL NRECTORS ASSOCUTNN “I renew my reqest that Trevino just made it to the at the age of 18, has already Association Saturday for CHICAGO (UPD — Muhammad All's manager, Herbert prescription requirements. Manchester once boasted top-flight semi-pro football members of the state Council of found two places to spend his reportedly more than $1 plateau with $4,219 received for Muhammad, said a fight between Ali and George Foreman Free Delivery Splice..Open: teams at the North End and South End, .in the last 20s ^nd Carpenters resume work on the a 12th place tie in the Atlanta money — the local car million, bought two luxury Clarke Insurance Agency or Joe Frazier has been sought by interests in Cairo, Mon thru Sat 8 a.m.-9 p.m., early 30s, and following World War II first the Legion and Meadowlands Sports Complex tourney. The happy Mex is dealership and the real estate automobiles Monday and began Egypt; New Orleans; Chicago; Manila, the Philippines; 237 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER Sun and Holidays, 8 a.m.-8 then the Merchants ranked with the best clubs in New immediately, pending such a listed as eighth in the top 10 agency. to arrange the purchase.of a .m.______and Dallas. Tex. 24-Hour Phone — 643-1126 \L England. settlement,” Byrne said. with winnings of $103,380. Dawkins, the 6-foot-lO home for his mother. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 3. 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN NBA Verdicts Awaited IoJSd McGlothen Like Gibson SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Everyone here connected when the Philadelphia 76ers held NBA rights to him. The Monday's Sports Results with the National Basketball Association is waiting to see 76ers have asked O’Brien to nullify New York’s signing of By Unit^ Press Interntlonal how new Commissioner Lawrence O’Brien handles his McGinnis and to back their argument they have already first two decisions. gone to court with their claim. There are some who think National League O’Brien, former Democractic National Chairman, East all this is academic since McGinnis’ contract with the w. I. pet. g.b. In Mowing Down Braves attended his first meeting as commissioner here Monday Pacers may still be valid. Chicago 26 20 .565 - and immediately was handed a couple of hot potatoes—and Pittsburgh 24 19 .556 1/2 In the Donovan case, the Braves have formally charged New York 22 20 .524 2 both involve the New York Knickerbockers. the Knicks with “willfully violating” the NBA Constitution Qring Bag Aboard Philadelphia 24 23 .511 2W NEW YORK (UPI) — The Atlanta Braves can be The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the San Diego The first centers around superstar George McGinnis, for negotiating with Donovan while he was still under con- ® St. lx)uis 20 25 .444 5>k Montreal 16 25 .380 V/i excused if they’re questioning the news that Bob Gibson Padres, 5-1, the New York Mets beat the Houston Astros, whom the Knicks signed to a reported $2.9 million contract tract to them. Donovan left Buffalo nearly two months ago West has been dropped from the St. Louis Cardinals’ starting 2-0, the Montreal Expos won, 5-3, over the Los Angeles last week when they did not hold rights to him, and the se­ Plastic trash bags are useful to rejoin the Knicks, whom he served previously as GM. items for outdoor recreation w. 1. pet. g.b. rotation. '> Dodgers, and Ciii^innati at Pittsburgh was rained out, in cond involves Eddie Donovan, who jumped the ’Buffalo O’Brien said Monday at the start of the annual NBA Cincinnati 29 21.500 - enthusiasts...minus their nor­ Los Angeles 30 22.577 - They thought they saw Gibson out there firing Monday other National League games. Braves to sign as general manager of the Knicks. There is meetings that he will make a decision soon on both issues. mal complement of garbage, of San Francisco 24 22 .522 3 night when the Cardinals beat them, 1-0. With good reason, In the American League, it was Chicago 9 Boston 2, and some question of rule violation here, too. He promised to take “positive action” in both cases course. San Diego 25 25 .500 4 too. Milwaukee 6 Oakland 3. McGinnis jumped from the Indiana Pacers of the rival Atlanta 23 28 .451 6>/5 although it may take him a day or two to reach a decision. The large, deep plastic sacks Houston 20 33 .377 Wk Lynn McGlothen is a 25-year-old righthander from Phillies 5, Padres 1 American Basketball Association to sign with New York being u s^ in cities to make Monday's Results Monroe, La., who is just about the same size as Gibson and Mike Schmidt, batting .181 at game time, drove in three garbage collection cleaner and Philadelphia 5 San Diego 1, night has many of his mannerisms, including the fact that he runs with a single and homer as the Phillies’ Steve Carlton easier have found many uses New York 2 Houston 0, night Moijtreal 5 Los Angeles 3, night wastes no time between his pitches and wants to get the raised his record to 4-5. Carlton pitched a five-hitter^ when applied by innovative out- St. Louis 1 Atlanta 0, night game over with as fast as possible. walked four but struck out seven. Mike Anderson also doorsmen to fishing, boating Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, ppd., rain and camping. Today's Games It took McGlothen an hour and 40 minutes to do the job homered for the Phils. Dave Freisleben suffered his sixth Little Miss For example, a change of (All Times EDTl Monday night when he pitched a four-hitter for his second loss against three wins for the Padres. clothing is a welcome sight to San Francisco (Halicki 1-11 at shutout of the season and defeated the Braves. McGlothen Expos 5. Dodgers 3 (UPI photo) Seligs in Control Chicago (Burris 6-41, 2:30 p.m. Softball an angler who has been caught Los Angeles (Sutton 9-3) at Montreal walked two and struck out four in raising his record to 5-4. Woody Fryman settled down after allowing Los Angeles far from his dock when a iRenko 0-3), 8:06 p.m. McGlothen is a key pitcher for the Cardinals, who are two runs in the first inning to win his fifth game against One of ISine Runs Chicago Scored at Fenway sudden rain storm moved over Houston (Forsch 2-2) at New York two losses. Fryman helped his own cause with a run­ (Hall 0-0 or Parker 1-2), 8:06 p.m. looking for front-line pitching strength. He was their staff RSox Catcher Tim Blackwell Sees Bucky Dent Cross Plate Bantly Oil whipped B.A. Club, the lake. There is riothing more San Diego (Spillner 2-5) at Phila­ leader for almost half the 1974 season and then tailed off to scoring double in the fourth inning as the Expos handed Of Atlanta Hawks uncomfortable than fishing in delphia (Lonborg 3-3), 7:35 p.m. 21-1, last night at Martin a 16-12 finish. He was 12-3 at one point before running into Doug Rau his fifth loss against the same number of wins. School. Liz Wieczorek paced wet clothing, and the Mercury Cincinnati (Nolan 4-3) at Pittsburgh two four-game losing streaks. Brewers 6, A’s 3 outboard fishing experts meet (Moose 01), 7:35 p.m. the winners with two home Atlanta (Sadecki 1-0) at St. Louis George Scott hit a two-run homer and Robin Yount hit ATLANTA (UPI) - When the asked how long he was prepared to thea^lil1^ u hrilliuni ci^lil and one Mary Catherine Miirano, Ann (ian- Basketball Association draft last determined as no score was equipment in an open-top trash Milwaukee 22 23 .489 3 fourth inning. Lee got one out before Hawks’ games. New York 22 24 .478 3'3 Milwaukee Oakland Hon and lost record this season «as nata. (lathy \ iola, i.ori Vi hite and week. given. Laurie Grant had two sack. The large bag can be Atlanta St. Louis Here he was, fooling the Red Sox by Detroit X 22 .476 3'A ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi rookie Bill Stein got the first of his Kasi ratholie Hifih's \arsily fiirls’ (lathy Kleinniinfi. (loaeh is Jack “Mr. Selig was one of the other few folded to keep spray and deck 19 25 .432 514 Matlack Finishes Yeunt ss 5 0 2 2 North cl 5 110 moving the ball around while his “ We’re going to do everything homers and Lynne Anne Feeney Cleveland Garr If 4 0 10 Brock I f 4 0 10 four hits and Buddy Bradford doubled 18 27 4X 7 Sharp cf 4 0 0 0 Campnrs ss 3 110 Chicago White Sox teammates were tennis s(|uad. Menihers are. left to Kedniond. Manchester Kactjuet there with us,” Cousins said. reasonable and humanly possible to a triple for Armory. Barbara moisture from damaging the Baltimore Perez 2b 4 0 10 Sizemore 2b 3 110 him to third. Thrasher homered and Felicia expensive gear, yet it leaves West May cf 4 0 0 0 Smith rf 2 0 0 0 Scott lb 3 112 Jackson rf 5 0 3 1 whacking 17 hits in and out of Fenway rifjlit. Sue Anderson, Kellie W liite. (Huh head pro. sign these players,” Selig pledged. w. 1. pci. g.b. Aaron dh 4 0 0 0 Rudi lb 3 0 2 1 Stein scored wheh Lee’s pickoff When it appeared that the Hawks Farr homered, singled and the cameras easily available What He Started Williams lb 3 0 0 0 Sitflmons c 3 0 2 1 Park Mqnday night on the way to a 9-2 “ Our ability to pursue this to a Oakland 29 19 .601 — Beall lb 1 0 0 0 Fairly lb 3 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 4 110 Williams dh 4 0 10 throw to second base struck Bradford were having financial problems, Selig stroked two doubles for An­ when an action situation occurs Kansas City 29 X .582 'k Garcia 2b 4 0 10 Tenace c 4 110 win. successful conclusion means that Baker rf 3 0 0 0 Melendez cf 3 0 10 and rolled into center field. Catcher approached Cousins and offered to saldi’s. that should be photographed. Minnesota 23 X ,535 3‘3 Evans 3b 3 0 10 Reitz 3b 3 0 10 Porter c 4 110 Washngtn cl 4 0 1 0 4 0 10 The victory was the fourth straight help. Atlanta can have the great team it has Eleven runs in the third in­ Under normal boating con­ Texas 23 24 .489 5V4 NEW YORK (UPI) — Jon Matlack finally was able to Pocoroba c 2 0 0 0 Guerrero ss 3 0 0 0 Bevacqua 3b 4 2 3 1 Bando 3b Brian Downing singled Bradford 23 X 4X m Thomas If 110 0 Garner 2b 30 11 ISHL Draft Today been waiting for.” ning powered Manchester ditions the cameras are in the Calilornia finish what he started. Robinson ss 3 0 0 0 McGlothen p3 0 0 0 for Bahnsen after an 0-4 start; it also home with the eventual winning run. Then stories appeared in the Atlan­ Chicago 22 X .468 House p 0 0 0 0 Sprague p 0 0 0 0 Holt ph 1000 Selig said he soon would name a new bag and the top is left open for 0 0 0 0 was his 18th career win over Boston Boston scored in the fourth on Fred ta press about the possibility of the Carpet to a 13-11 win over Turn­ Monday's Results Matlack, hurling his first complete game in 11 starts this Morton p 2 0 0 0 Castro p 0 0 0 0 Blue p president and general manager for pike TV. Linda McGillvary easy access. If it rains or the (Tiicago 9 Boston 2, night season, limited the Houston Astros to four hits Monday Gaston ph 10 10 Todd p 0000 against 10 losses. Lynn’s triple and Jim Rice’s groun­ Hawks being moved to another city. X 3 123 'Mi the team. Cousins and former Presi­ homered and Connie Murrdy water becomes rough, the bag Milwaukee 6 Oakland 3, night night in pitching the New York Mets to a 2-0 victory. Blanks ss 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 6 9 5 Totals “I always feel comfortable in this dnut and added a fifth-inning run on a LITTLE Once again Selig—who owns an Atlan­ Tonight's Games Totals X 0 4 0 Totals 27 1 6 I Milwaukee XI 002 012-6 dent John Wilcox continue as minority tripled for Carpet. Lynn Sen- is sealed at the top with a wire 111 0X 000-3 park, maybe because I used to pitch Two Young Stars ta real estate firm — approached (All Times EDTl Not only was it the first Atlanta 000 000 000-0 Oakland walk to Bernie Carbo and a double by LEAGUE owners. tivany hit a grandslam homer, twist. Chicago (Allen 0-0) at Boston route-going performance for St. Louis OmiOOOOx-1 E-Sprague DP-Oakland 1. LOB-Mil- here a lot when I was with New York” Rick Burleson. Cousins and asked if they could talk Boat campers use plastic (Pole 00), 7:30 p.m. waukee 5, Oakland 9. Selig will be chairman of the board Shana Hopperstead tripled and the 25-year-old southpaw acquisition from San F'ran- DP-Atlanta 2. LOB-Atlanta 5, St. Louis before a trade for infielder Rich Chicago shortstop Bucky Dent about his family buying the team. The singled and Heather Davids sacks to hold sleeping bags, Texas (Hargan 4-2) at Baltimore 3. 2B-Rudi 2, Bevacqua 3, Jackson. 3B- and his son, Stephen, will be a director (Torrez 53), 7:X p.m. this year, but it was also the cisco who entered the game Garcia. HR-Scott (7). S-Campaneris, McKinny sent him to the White Sox in widened the lead with run-scoring FromWHA Sought negotiations were completed Sunday tripled, doubled and singled for food, clothing, and metal items ip h r er bb so IMEKNATIONAL and will be active in the management Milwaukee (Slaton 3-6) at Oakland first shutout of 1975 for with an anemic batting Morton L 53 7 6 1111 Thomas, Sharp. 1971. singles in the seventh and ninth, both night and Monday afternoon it was an­ Turnpike. sealed so unwanted water can’t (Perry 1-7), 11:00 p.m. House 1 0 0-0 0 0 ip h r er bb so Coming from behind. of the team, he said. Matlack, who led the average of .208. Sprague 213 7 3 3 1 1 “Tonight was my best game so far times following extra base hits by Bob MONTREAL (UPI) — A couple of highly touted nounced that Selig, his wife and son, dampen their equipment and Detroit (Coleman 3-7) at California With one out in the Mets’ McGlothen W 5-4 9 4 0 0 2 4 Professional Barbers nipped The Seligs were consulted prior to spoil a weekend outing. (Tanana 23), 10:X p.m. National League in that T-l:40. A-12,X1. Castro W 13 623 5 0 0 1 1 this year,” Bahnsen said. “My stuff Coluccio. Dent was removed from the youngsters from the World Hockey Association reportedly S. Stephen Selig HI, 32, had signed a Blue L 93 813 86526 Stevenson’s Exxon, 5-4, last the NBA draft and approved the plan Of course, there’s no reason New York (Dobson 4-51 at Minnesota department last season with second, Rusty Staub beat out was better than normal plus I got nine game in the ninth inning after being will be up for grabs today when the National Hockey letter of intent to purchase the (Goltz 4-4), 9:00 p.m. Todd 23 1 0 0 1 0 night at Leber Field. Dave to draft both Thompson and Webster. to overlook the original in­ an infield hit before Los Angeles Montreal PB-Tenace. runs, although most of them came spiked in the right ankle sliding into League holds its annual draft. majority interest in the Hawks. Moriarty’s Set Kansas City fBriles 43) at Cleveland seven. Robichaud had two doubles for tended use of these all-purpose (Raich 10), 7:X p.m. Kingman teed off on losing ab r h bi ab r h bi T-2:13. A-282X. late.” The NHL is using a telephone It has been reported that Thompson The triumph boosted home plate. Dent, who raised his the 5-2 Barbers. Bob Gentile .“You could say we’re sports nuts,” plastic bags—and that’s to hold Wednesday's Games pitcher Dave Roberts with a Lopes ss 5 110 Mangual cf 4 0 10 Bahnsen gave up eight hits, walked hookup from its 18 teams to the will expect between $3 million and $4 For Nebo Play Matlack’s record to 7-3 and Paciorek If 5 0 11 Foil ss 3 10 1 Chicago Boston average to .309 with three hits, did not had a pair of two-baggers for Selig said. “We’re enthusiasts. We trash. You can help eliminate Chicago at Boston triple into the leftfield cor­ ab r h bi ab r h bi league office here to conduct million to sign and Webster will cost Texas at Baltimore, night was his fifth straight vic­ Wynn cl 5 12 1 Carter e 3 2 10 three and struck out three. The White require stitches but was listed as a by NHL Standards, although the the 2-5 losers. love all sports —hockey, basketball, Slated to be unveiled tonight the litter problem seen on many Garvey lb 4 0 2 0 Bailey If 3 0 10 Coluccio rf 6 2 2 0 Carbo If 3 110 the draft beginning at 9:30 a.nT the Hawks $1 million. Milwaukee at Oakland, night tory. In his last start, ner. Kingman then scored Dent ss 5 13 2 Burleson ss 2 0 11 Sox helped him out by taking a 3-0 lead doubtful starter for tonight’s game. older league did allow its team football, baseball.” at Mt. Nebo for the first time lakes and streams by keeping a Detroit at California, night Cey 3b 3 0 0 0 Scott If 0 0 0 0 EOT. The change of ownership still is sub­ Matlack had lasted until the New York’s second run on Ferguson rf 3 0 10 Mackanin 2b 0 0 0 0 Bahnsen p 0 0 0 0 Ystrzmsk lb 4 0 1 0 in the fourth inning, inching ahead 4-2 “It’s a tough thing to have happen to select one teen-ager apiece The Hawks have been hurt finan­ this season will be the 1975 edi­ trash bag aboard your boat. New York at Minnesota, night Hendersn cf 5 12 1 Lynn df 4 111 The most talked-about ject to approval by the National Kansas City at Cleveland, night ninth inning while in two Jerry Grote’s sacrifice fly Yeager c 4 0 0 0 Lintz 2b 3 0 11 in the seventh after Boston had pulled when I’m going so well,” said the 23- la'st year. NATIONAL cially in recent years because of low tion of Moriarty Brothers in the DeJesus ss 2 0 10 Parrish 3b 3 0 11 Johnson lb 3 111 Rice dh 4 0 10 jumper from the WHA is Wayne as Roberts was saddled with Muser lb 1 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 0 0 0 to within a run, and adding five ninth­ year-old shortstop, “but I’d rather sit Scoring early and often, Basketball Association but Wilcox Hartford Twilight League. previous appearances to Lacy 2b 2 110 Foote c 4 0 10 The NHL’s selection of some attendance combined with high player Melton dh 4 0 10 Beniquez 3b 4 0 2 0 Dillon, a standout center from Nichols Tire belted the Medics, said he did not foresee any problem. The locals will entertain the that, he had to be relieved in his sixth loss against three Rau p 2 0 10 Jorgensn lb 3 12 0 inning tallies to seal the game. out one day than have the ankle get in­ 18 and 19-year-old talent last salaries and Selig was immeciiately MAJOR Richard ss 1111 Blackwell c 4 0 1 0 the Toronto Toros whose agent 12-2, last night at Buckley West Hartford Merchants star­ the eighth and seventh in­ wins. Hough p 0 0 0 0 Fryman p 3 111 Chicago was unkind to Bill Lee, who fected and have to miss more year clearly has depleted this McMulin ph 10 0 0 Stein 3b 5 2 4 0 Griffin 2b 3 0 0 0 says he already has been The only hits allowed by 1000 had won six of seven games in May. Field. For Nichols, Mark ting at 6 o’clock. LEAGUE nings, respectively. Downing p 0 0 0 0 Bradford If 4 111 Cooper ph games.” «. offered a $1.4 million package year’s crop of amateurs. 0 0 0 0 Buczek homered, doubled and Gene Johnson’s classy nine Matlack were singles to Mota ph 10 0 0 Orta 2b 4 0 0 0 Lee p The White Sox rapped the Boston lefty Some of the Chicago players Most likely to go in the first Matlack’s complete-game 000 0 from the New York Rangers if singled twice, Andy Wickwire got off to a good start by win­ LEADERS Cesar Cedeno, Greg Gross Totals 37 3 10 2 Totals 29 5 9 4 Downing c 5 0 2 2 Drago p round are Mel Bridgman, a performance couldn’t have Totals 43 9 17 8 Totals 33 2 8 2 for 15 hits in 8 1-3 innings, including a thought Boston catcher Tim that NHL team can get Dillon's had two singles and a double, ning its opener last week at St. Los Angeles 2X 000X1—3 come at a better time for the and Wilbur Howard and a Montreal 2012X Xx— 5 Chicago 0X3X106-9 homer, a triple and four doubles. Blackwell illegally blocked the plate, draft rights. center for the Victoria (B.C.) Midwest Hoopsters TV 0X 110000-2 Boston Todd Sloan doubled and Gary ThomaSf 5-4 over Bristol. By United Press International double to Bob Watson in the E-Carter, Lopes, Parrish. DP-Los “The law of averages just caught Dillon, who scored 29 goals Cougars, who led the Western AND busy Mets, who were E-Lee 2. DP-Chicago 1 LOB-Chicago and one player called the spiking “a Doyon added two bingles. Tom­ Former Manchester High Leading Batters Angeles 1, Montreal 1. LOB-Los Angeles and 66 assists for 95 points last Canadian Hocke League last ninth. 10, Boston 7. up,” said Lee of the loss that dropped cheap bleeping shot.” my DeCiantfs doubled and o | righthander Dave Bidwell will (Based on 95 at bats) playing the fourth of 17 9, Montreal 9. season, has another year to go season with 66 goals in an equal Banding Together The Astros’ best chaiice to - 2B-Garvey, Jorgensen, Foote, Fryman. 2B-Bradford, Burleson, Coluccio, Mel his record to 7-5. “I just got exhausted Boston manager Darrell Johnson singled for the Medics. RADII pitch tonight. Bidwell had a fine National League games scheduled for 17 ton, Henderson. 3B-Lynn, Coluccio. HR- on his Toro’s contract. number of games, plus 91 g ab r h pet. score came in the fourth 3B-Garvey. S-Fryman, Foli. in the ninth inning. Let’s say this is saw the. incident differently, saying “I 1 spring with Assumption days. The Mets are also in a ip h r er bb so Johnson (5). SB-Stein. SF-Bradford. The Washington Capitals, assists, and Bruce Boudreau, Watson, Hou 45 m 24 59 .347 when Cedeno led off with his ip h r er bb so my one loss for the month.” never like to see anybody hurt but I College. 41 147 15 X .340 streak that will see them Rau L 53 3 23 8 5 5 3 1 with the worst record in the another center, of the Toronto ATLANTA (UPI) — Four Midwestern college basketball roM (;HT Sanguillen. Pitt Bahnsen W 4-4 9 8 2 2 3 3 Bowa, Phil 41 175 18 59 .337 single, stole second and Hough 1 13 1 0 0 2 1 Lee hadn’t given up an earned run in didn’t see Blackwell do anything NA riONAL FARM 7:2.5 Red .Sox \s. Vt'liiu- play 47 games in the 45 days Lee L 73 813 15 8 8 1 5 NHL, have first choice, with Marlboros, scoring champion in powers have agreed to band together with two struggling Smith, St.L X IM 18 X .337 Downing 3 0 0 0 0 1 Chalking up runs in every preceding the All-Star Game went to third on an infield Drago 23 2 1 1 1 0 32 1-3 innings and hadn’t yielded a wrong other than block the plate.” the other 17 teams picking in the Ontario Hockey Association Southern teams to enhance their chances for playing in the Sox, w n c Lacy, LA 31 101 15 34 .337 Fryman W 5-2 9 10 3 2 2 5 frame, Nichols Tire blasted the A&N Softball PEE WEE break in mid-July. out. He was left stranded, HBP-by Rau (Mangual), by Hough T-2:27 A-15,681 descending order based on last with 68 goals and 97 assists for NCAA playoffs. 3 auks vs. Twins, Brock, St.L 42 167 X X ,X5 however, as Matlack struck • season’s records. The Stanley 165 points, Medics. 25-9, last night at W INF» Four goals by John Janenda Cash, Phil 47 IX 31 X ,3X Matlack got all the sup­ (Parrish). The six independents — Cin­ 48 IX 31 X 3X WP-Fryman, Hough. Balk-Rau. NHL scouts reportedly also Bowers. Steven Farley and On Saturday led the Chiefs to a 6-0 Morgan, Cin port he needed from Dave out Enos Cabell and got Cup champion Philadelphia cinnati, Dayton, Georgia Tech, Grubb, SD 49 IX 27 X .3X T-2:29. A-I1,427. rank highly a couple of Andy Krautz each had five hits teams being in the NCAA The Army and Navy Club whitewashing of the Stars last Doug Rader on a pop to Flyers were slated to pick last. Memphis State, St. Louis and Garvey, LA 52 222 31 73 3X Kingman, the pre-season for the winners with Ron Isen- playoffs, and another going to night at Illing. Mark Olander America:1 League short. SAVE VP TO SO%Carolina league get under way, would be X 102 13 X .324 choice in last year’s WHA Lapointe, from Trois Rivieres, \ m i;i{|(;an fa r m complete last week's trade with Trophies will be awarded the Bumbry. Balt 1 Rader 3b 4 0 0 0 Staub rf 3 110 had been invited to join the for a post-season tournament to Thompson, Minn X X 11 31 .323 Helms 2b 2 0 0 0 Kingman lb 3 111 Victorious 12-10 last night the Atlanta Braves. winner and runnerup and a Goals by Doug Marshall and SE R V IC E f Be ready for carefree driving draft, has a multiyear, seven- Que., who had four shutouts and group in a proposed eight-team decide its representative to the May, Chi 44 IX 14 48 3X HowHe^dDo Today Jutze c 2 0 0 0 Grote c 200 1 was Dillon h’ord over Wipco at Nordhagen, ‘27, is part of a trophy will also be given to the Gary Wo(id in the second half McRae, KC 48 IX 22 X .317 Johnson c 1 0 0 0 Phillips ss 3 0 0 0 figure contract with the Blazers a 4.08 goals against average in conference, but declined. NC.AA playoffs in the first year but, as one NHL scout said, 72 games in the Quebec Major Buckland Field. Johnn Webb deal that brought Ron Reed to most valuable player. lifted the Tigers to a 2-0 win Chambliss. NY 37 IX 19 43 .316 Roberts p 2 0 0 0 Matlack p 2 0 0 0 The agreement was or two,” said St. Louis Athletic Home Runs SP EC IA LS • this summer! Junior League. had three hits including a dou­ the Cardinals and sent Ray The committee announced over the Tornadoes last night at NEW YORK (UPI) — Bob Feller lives in the present, Howard ph 10 10 “Things can be arranged.’’ motivated by a change in the Director Larry Albus who National League: Bench. Cin 11; Granger p 0 0 0 0 “But, in terms of exceptional ble, Bobby Madore had two hits Sadecki and Elias Sosa to the that an award will be given to Illing. Chris Corrow and Steve not the past, but there are times, mostly w h i t e ’s by . Dillon and Price become NCAA playoff format, a change served as spokesman for the Baker, All and Wynn, LA 10; Winfield, Totals X 0 4 0 Totals 27 2 6 2 including a two-bagger and Braves. the Manchester “B” team that Bayer were best for the losers. SD 9; eight players tied with 8. himself, he allows himself to daydream a bit. He catches Houston 000 0X 000-0 ■ eligible for the NHL draft this or average, this is not an excep­ that meant only five in­ group. \ year because only players who tional year, ” Ron Caron, chief Kurt Johnson doubled and Nordhagen will be places highest in the f.our-day American League?NIorton, Det and himself wondering/fibw he’d do against the modern day New York OXOXXx-2 dependents were included Bonds, NY 11, Jackson, Oak 10; DP-HoustOn 1, New Yor)( 2. LOB- ENGINE TUNE4IP SPECIAL have their 20th birthday during scout for the Montreal tripled for Dillon. Art Pearce transferred from the Braves’ event. hitters, and in thes^ private little reveries of his, he always ^OIL FILTER and AIR FILTER SPECIAL^^ and Ken Boland each had three among the .32 teams that par­ The conference post-season Hendrick, Clev, Hisle, Minn and Houston 6, New York 3. Includaa 8 Autollls apark pluga, MotorcraH point aal and condanaar. 1975 may be selected. Both Canadians, said Monday. “In Richmond farm club in the To date 30 teams have filed. MIDGET Burroughs, Tex 9. comes out on top. 2B-Watson. 3B-Kingman. SB-Cedeno. Includtt Molorcrill Oil Fllltr and Air Flltar rtplacamani with tha pur- hits for Wipco with Pearce ticipated in the 1975 N(1!AA tournament would serve a dual chaaa pi oil changa. Econollnaa allghtly highar. players were signed by the fact, it tends to be weak purpose since it also would put International League to the The draw will be held tonight. Two penalty kicks by Ken Runs Batted In This is understandable enough when you’ve been in the SF-Grote. homering. basketball championships. Cardinals’ AAA farm club at National League: Bench, Cin 38: ip h r er bb so WHA when they were under age because some players from this extra dollars into financially Refreshments will be Marshall and a goal by Miles Hall of Fame almost 15 years the way Bob Feller has, The new conference would be Tulsa in the American Associa­ Winfield, SD 37; Watson, Hou and Roberts L 33 7 5 2 2 1 2 price by NHL STANDARDS, year’s crop were selected last troubled basketball programs. available as well as comfort McCurry led the Astros to a 3-0 Garvey, W 36; Wynn, LA, Staub, NY (HL HLTER AND AIR FILTER ...... * 5 .9 0 TonL sncuL ama ee assured of one and possibly two tion. when you’ve posted 266 lifetime victories the way he also Granger 1 10000 year. By picking those kids last facilities. win over the Oceaneers last and Simrnohs, St.L 33. has, and when you still hold the major league record for Matlack W 73 9 4 0 0 4 6 FOR PRUTS AND UBOR... d A a la O D INIERNATIONALFARM American League: Horton, Det, McRae WP-Matlack, UBOR AND 5 QUARTS OF ML ...... *6.00 I year, we’ve mortgaged 1975 and night at Manchester High. Fours, Sixes and Solid State Ignitions Even Less I‘76.’’ Powered by a pair of seven- Also in the Southern Division, KC and Hisle, Minn 35; Scott. Mil 34; one-hitter with 12. T-2:X. A-13,0X. There were 247 picks in 14 run frames, Inclependent In­ the Matadors topped the Bonds, NY 33. Remarkably, Feller went after his 13th one-hitter this surance topped Professional Stolen Bases past Sunday. More remarkably yet, he got it, and most San Diego Philadelphia TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE 0 4 4 CuttofiMr Signtturt Cutloitwr TuluphoiM Numb«r Dll* BOLAND 1 rounds last year, but fewer Comets, 5-2. John Burke had National League; Morgan, Cin and ab r h bi ab r h bi players were expected to be Barbers, 20-12, last night at three goals and Mike Hall two Cedeno, Hou 22; Lopes, LA 19; Brock, remarkable of all, perhaps, is that at 56, the former Grubb cl 3 0 0 0 Cash 2b 4 3 3 0 FOR PARTS AND LABOR... I I ■SlU R«piir Ordtr Numb«f Aulhorlitd Dtiltrihip Signuluru selected this time around. Verplanck. For Insurance, Cal for the winners while Dale St.L 14; Mangual, Mtl II. Cleveland fireballer is no kid anymore and you’d hardly Hernandz ss 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 13 3 O iler Valid During May and June. 1975 • American League: Rivers, Cal28; Otis, 3 0 10 Johnstone rf 3 0 1 0 4-Ouart Capacity Cars Even Lass OIL CO. Oothberg had four hits in­ Blagrove and Gabriel Purcell expect him to be out there pitching anymore, but he still Tolan II cluding two triples, Dave Blair- KC 25; Patek, KC 16; Bonds, NY and Winlield rl 3 0 0 0 Brown rf 00 00 tallied for the Comgts. 4 0 0 0 Luzinski If 4 0 0 1 .E » . » 3 5 had three hits and Bill Washington, Oak 14. can can get the ball up there. Ivie lb Cuitonwr SIgnatura Cuatomar Talaphona Numbar In the Northern Division, the Pitching He looks younger than 56, possibly because he has taken Fuentes 2b 4 110 Allen lb 3000 000 0 ^ DISC BRAKE SPECIAL Tops Again Belekewicz two doubles. Derek Metros came from behind to (Based on most victories) Hundley c 2 0 11 Hutton lb Rapair Ordar Numbar Aulhorliad Daalarahip SIgnatura National League: Sutton, LA 93; to darkening his hair, bringing it back to his original color, 0 0 0 0 Boone c 30 10 RIPLACEMBNT OP FRONT DIGS PADS INCLUDINQ ATTACHINQ BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Reed and Mark St. Onge each top the Toros, 4-2, and the Suns Jones pr Otter Valid During May and June, 1975 fuel oil had three blows for Barbers. Messersmith. LA and Jones, SD 7-2; he says, with a product he’s promoting, Grecian Formula Kendail c 1 0 0 0 Anderson cf 4 1 1 1 HARDWARE AND ROTOR REFINItHINa CAUPER REPAIR EXTRA IF Frank Catalano, a senior out­ outlasted the Olympics, 2-1. Matlack, NY 73; .Seaver, NY 7-4. Kubiak 3b 4 0 2 0 Harmon ss 4 0 0 0 NEEDED. PRICE APPUEE TO MOST FULL - SIZE FORDE, MERCURVE, 16. Maybe it makes him feel younger as well because for AND LUXURY CARE, AND MAY VARY BY MODEL AND CAR UNE. fielder, won his second batting Dan Weinbaum scored all four American League: Ryan, Cal and Blue, Freisleben p 1 0 0 0 Carlton p 4 0 10 38.9« championship with a ,379 goals for the Metros, two in Oak 93; Kaat, Chi 8-2; Palmer, Balt and the first time in a long time Sunday he put on a uniform in Sharon ph 0 0 0 0 ROOKIES Fitzmorris, KC 83. Greif p 00 0 0 200 Qallon Minimum average at the University of overtiihe. Mike Morris and Bob San Antonio. He pitched three innings of an Old-Timers’ DISC BRAKES .. 'M - • •*16.65 With Robbie Peck driving in Torres ph 1000 4 SHOCK ABSORBERS SPECIAL Bridgeport baseball team Maltempo tallied for the Toros. game before the regularly scheduled Lafayette-San An­ 0000 I AUTOMATIC DELIVERY the winning runs, the A’s out­ Frisella p Includei lour Molorcrall Shock Abaorbara. Spaclal on two ahock ab- UBOR ...... *29.95 finished its 1975 season with an Tim Conti and Paul Hohenthal tonio contest and allowed only one hit. Huntz ph 1000 aorbera alao avallabla at a lower apaclal price. Capri not Included. 24 HOUR SERVICE lasted the Mets, .33-31, last night 8-10 record. Catalano, a co­ scored for the Suns while Scott Feller was sitting around in the press room of the ball Totals 31 1 5 I Totals 33 5 10 5 at Charter Oak Park in extra in­ San Diego OX OX I X - 1 captain, led the Purple Knights Goehring tallied a late goal for 646-6320 nings. Eddie Stack, Jim Cullen park after he finished_when San Antonio’s assistant Philadelphia lOEOXllx—5 TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE q a Tont SPECML PRICE * i i e e n in four major categories: best the Olympics. Giants Seek E-Frisella. DP-Philadelphia 1. LOB-San and Tracy O’Connell were best business manager walkedm with a startling piece of news. average, most hits (25), most Diego 8, Philadelphia 8. FOR PARTS AND LABOR... i ^ O U nOU FOR PHRTS AND UBOR... 9 4 0 . 0 U 300 Cantw SI., Manchatltr for the Mets. New Fielder “Ryan has pitched another no-hitter!” he announced. 2B-Schmidt, Cash, Tolan, Boone, Fuen­ doubles (5) and RBIs (15). The statement had a special impact upon Feller because tes. HR-Schmidt (7), Anderson (3). SB- JUNIOR CHICAGO (UPI) - The San for many years he shared the major league record for Johnstone. S-Johnstone. r er bb so Cualbmur TtIuphotM Numbur Dim Cuatomar Talaphona Numbar Data With Jeff Lombardo scoring Francisco Giants, who lost most no-hitters with three. Sandy Koufax broke that ip h Customer Signtlurt Cuatomar SIgnatura Santos Signs all four goals, the Earthquakes hard-hitting Gary Matthews for Freisleben L 33 5 5 blanked the Bicentennials, 4-0, at least six weeks because of a record 10 years ago and now here was Nolan Ryan coming Greif 1 1 Rtpair Ordtr Number Autborittd D«il«rthlp Slgniturt Rapair Ordar Numbar Aulhorliad Daalarship SIgnatura ATLANTIC HARTFORD (UPI) - The along to pass Feller and move up alongside Koufax with Frisella 2 4 Oiler Valid During May and June, 1975 Oiler Valid During May and June, 1975______CLARKE Connecticut Yankees of the last night at Charter Oak Park. broken thumb, are shopping for Carlton W 43 9 5 /\ Lynn Bono and Chris Stetson a right-handed hitting out­ his fourth no-hitter in three years for the California HBP-by Carlton (Tolan). American Soccer Leaue have T-2:25. A3.348. M otor S okn announced the signing of Jose were best in defeat. Steve fielder and they probably can Angels. Santos, a former University of Sheldon had two assists for the have Bob Bailey of the Mon­ What was Feller’s first reaction? The same as Koufax’. For Expert Front End Alignment winners. treal Expos if they want him. “ My first thought was that sooner or later Ryan will Bridgeport player. Santos, 27, (Herald photo by Dunn) All-Stars who also play^ for Vasco Da Up until a week ago, the break the record,” Feller said. "My second thought was and Wheel Balancing* With Phil Wilson scoring the Expos were trying to interest NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Two / M O R IA R T Y 7 Gama, former Connecticut Manchester High’s Girls’ Varsity Tennis Squad oh, well, I still got the one-hit record.” Feller laughed. members of the New Haven National Soccer League cham­ only goal at the 8:01 mark of the the Giants in Bailey in an even “I’m only kidding, '* he said. final period, the Yankees up swap for utilityman Ed Nighthawks, defenseman Billy pion. Santos, who will be used (loMi|>riHing[ IVlancln*Hl#*r High's tenniH Hf|uuil i Iiih Riicklt*r, Mary Runlcy^ Ann Jolinsoii^ Relli lltirriHoii, Some feel Nolan Ryan may be the fastest pitcher in 0^ 643-9521 topped the Diplomats, 1-0. Ben Goodson. Goodson, who has Plager and left winger Alain as a midfielder, was born in spring were the folIowiti|^, left lo Chinny (,up|Hie- Amy .Slone, AiiiicKe Duke, Miki*! O Rrii*ii, Dorothy baseball history. His fastball was clocked at 100.8 miles Langlais, have been named to 315 CENTER ST., M'ANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 Rt. 6 & 85, Bolton, Conn. Ovar, Portugal. Burba and Chris McKee were played both first and third this eio, Judy Ko|niian, Belinda Welli, Jan Pierro, Cindy I’ier.Kon. MiHsing; were Lori (iolllieh and Pal MeKee. best in defeat. year, is hitting only .208 with per hour last summer wiping out Feller’s unofficial reeprd the American Hockey League’s two homers and seven RBIs. of 98.6 which had stood nearly three decades. Second All-Star Team. PAGS FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tiies., June 3, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 3. 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Emanuel To Sponsor Coin Show Set Sunday Utility Authority Bill Sent to Grasso Yi(ietnamese Family A coin show sponsored by the The show will feature A B O U T T O W N M anchester Coin Club of exhibits of United States coins HARTFORD (UPI) - The ty bills and only changed the mission with an agency with marked the first time the GOP imported oil for power genera­ Emanuel Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. James Scott Manchester and surrounding and currency and Connecticut Connecticut Legislature has name of the commission. five full-time commissioners. has accused the Democrats of tion. and Mrs. Donald Carpenter will will sponsor a Vietnamese towns will be held Sunday from National Currency. There will NEWS CAPSULES passed and sent to Gov. Ella T. During the campaign, Mrs. The measure makes provi­ keeping a campaign promise. Ritter said that President refugee family, in conjunction serve as Emanuel's coor­ 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Knights also be exhibits of Presidential Grasso legislation fulfilling her Grasso gave the impression her sion for setting special rates for House Minority Leader Ford just increased oil prices Manchester Grange will meet The DAV Auxiliary will meet with other Vietnamese families dinators. A special appeal for of Columbus Home, 138 Main Medals, elongated coins, top campaign promise — new agency would lower utility the poor and permits the Gerald F. Stevens, R-Milford, by adding another $1 a barrel to Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at thp scheduled to arrive in the Hart­ support of the project will be St. foreign coins and currency and replacement of the state Public rates, but she has denied she utilities to pass on to the con­ said the measure constitutes an the tariff on imported Hall. Home. ford area. asked of members of the con­ The event is open to the even wooden money. Trophy ‘Safe’ Cigarette Impossible Utilities Commission with a made any such promise. sumer added costs when irresponsible campaign petroleum. The church council Monday gregation, Torstenson said. Beck’s experience as a planner and ad­ nuclear generators are in­ public and there will be no ad­ awards will be given to all first NEW YORK (UPI) — At the opening stronger authority. The measure, following the promise made by an irresponsi­ Ritter said the measure night voted to sponsor the fami­ Monday night's action was in Women’s Bible Study Group Sunset Club will meet ministrator, and his excellent background operative. It also provides mission charge. prize winners. The judging will sessions of the Third World Conference on The House late Monday wishes of the governor, now ble candidate for governor. would help maintain better con­ ly and to guarantee three- response to a telegram the in the environmental field, make him goes to her for her signature. tighter controls over fuel cost There will he 24 dealers from follow the American of North United Methodist Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Smoking and Health Monday, cigarette finished action on the bill, ap­ “The whole thrust — all 64 trol over the cost of power and months housing, food and church received from Dr. Church will meet tonight at 7; 30 Senior Citizens Center. After highly qualified for this job.’’ Beck, 32, is The House concurred with adjustments. Connecticut, Massachusetts, Numismatic Association rules. fighters around the world seemed to proving the measure 96-42. The pages of the bill — is nothing includes management efficien­ assistance in finding employ­ Robert Marshall, president of at 1208 Main St the meeting, cards will be also former director of the Connecticut three Senate amendments and The measure also calls for a New York and Rhode Island in The men from the Knights of believe a “safe” cigarette is an impossible nqw agency will be known as more than a fraud on the people cy audits by the new agency to ment. ^the Lutheran Church in played. Emergency Energy Office. He began his defeated three House review of the rate structure and attendance at the show for Columbus will be in charge of dream^ They agreed a “safer” cigarette the Public Utilities Control of Connecticut,” Stevens said. see that the utility companies David Torstenson, lay chair­ America, urging the immediate The diaconate of Center professional career in 1969 as air pollution proposals. a study of using state bonds to buying, selling, trading and ap­ the refreshment concession. appears to be one with a filter. The biggest Authority. Stevens said the controlling are properly run. man of the congregation, said adoption of this program. Congregational Church will M anchester WATES will control officer in Stamford, Conn. The new commission finance power plant construc­ factor in the price of electricity praising coins and currency. problem in the battle against smoking Republicans charged the bill Under the provisions of the the congregation expects to be Dr. Marshall said: “The meet tonight at 7;30 in the Rob­ have a business meeting tonight replaces the five-member com- tion. is the price of oil which is deter­ cigare'ttes, according to Dr. Theodore was a fraud, won’t reduce utili­ bill, the five present com­ ready for the family within a situation in the refugee camps bins Room of the church. • at the Italian-American Club. Jury Deliberates Rep. George Ritter, D- mined by the Arab oil cartel. Cooper, assistant secretary for HEW, is missioners will serve at the week, if necessary. is critical; 130,000 Vietnamese Weighing in is from 7 to 8. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - The Hartford, chairman Of the Connecticut depends heavily on pleasure of the governor until that “the cigarette kills lots of people but The Rev. Ronald Fournier, are living in makeshift and in­ HeHl Take Either One St. Mary’s Episcopal Church jury Monday failed to reach a verdict in Government and Regulated Ac­ she replaces them. adequate facilites in four doesn’t seem to frighten anyone.” the trial of two reputed Symbionese who has had experience in Joseph C. Celmer of South on a schanuzer. He was told it will have a service of Holy 3,600 Meskill Hears First Case tivities Committee, underwent camps in the United States as Communion Wednesday at 10 Liberation Army “soldiers” charged with intensive questioning by resettlement programs through Willington wants his money or would take six to eight weeks well as Guam and Wake Island. Five Cre'wmen Saved the cyanide-bullet murder of Oakland Republicans about the bill. the Lutheran Church, con­ his schnauzer, he told police for delivery. a.m. at the church. S&H and Judge J. Joseph Smith, he RED HOUSE KENNELS ducted the meeting, and the Every day in camp for a family GRAND ISLE, La. (UPI) — Five School Superintendent Marcus Foster. NEW YORK (UPI) - House Majority Leader Brad Keazer Janet Lamson Monday. On April 7 the store deposited heard legal arguments Monday is a day of tragedy. Time is of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Green Stamps crewmen trapped under water Sunday in a Deliberating for the fourth day on a 9 Connecticut’s Former Gov. William A. O’Neill, D-East proposal was made by Donald This is how Celmer describes the check. on four appeals. BOARDING the essence." submerged ocean oil rig that capsized a.m. to 5 p.m. schedule, the eight-woman, Thomas J. Meskill has heard Hampton, said the debate Toney, chairman of the mission On May 1 the store closed Church will have an adult Bible First nominated to the post with experience and leva •t: , study Wednesday at 10 a.m. at were rescued Monday. The men survived four-man panel, continued to review his first arguments as a judge and ministrv committee. On April 6 he gave a check for down; the phones are out of series by President Nixon last August They Head Jaycee Units the church. for 20 hours by keeping their heads in evidence from the" nine-week case. There of the U.S. Court of Appeals for GROOMING $100 to the Wild Cargo Pet vice. FREE small air pockets. They prayed and was no indication how close to a verdict it the 2nd Circuit. and renominated twice by Celmer asked police to help Store at Burr Corners on when you buy pounded on the walls until divers reached might be. Meskill took the oath April 24 President Ford since then, VACATION to prole*profetslonal standards him get either his $100 or a will be Mrs. Gail Keazer, vice Tolland Tpke. as down payment them. A sixth man, who is still missing, The jury is deliberating the fate of as the ninth judge of the appeals Meskill was confirmed by the HEEDS - SUNTAN LOTION schanuzer. 15 sq. yards 744 MAIN ST. Brad Keazer of 86 Overlook president; Mrs. Vivian Adams, WATER WEIGHT was believed tossed overboard when the Joseph Remiro, 28, and Russell Little, 25, court, which covers New York, Senate April 22 after con­ SUNGLASSES SWIM CAPS or more o f SOMERS, CT. PTA Council Plans Dr. and Janet Lamson of 613 recording secretary; Mrs. barge-mounted rig overturned 18 miles who are accused of the November 1973 Connecticut and Vermont. With siderable controversy. He fills ■Pr o b l e m ? ARTHUR DRUG 749-4531 Bush Hill Rd. have been in­ Irene Romanelli, treasurer, Four Registrars Go to Conference Armstrong from shore in the Gulf of Mexico. assassination of the popular black Chief Judge Irving R. Kaufman a vacancy that has existed since Instruction School stalled presidents of the and Mrs. Judy Hyde, correspon­ USI Solarian or Sundial'... educator and the attempted murder of his 1971. Manchester Jaycees and ding secretary^ Manchester will have four Motor Lodge in Windsor Locks, the sunny floors Fighting Abates deputy, Robert Blackburn. The annual school of instruc­ state PTA, and their topics are: Jaycee Wives. ‘‘Exhausted Rooster” pins election officials at Thursday the Thursday meeting to begin IIM BEIRUT (UPI) — Now that the shooting The installation banquet was were presented to Charles that shine tion will be presented at the Virginia Fosberg, PTA night’s 22nd annual meeting of at 6 p.m. and to include dinner, Excess water in the body can and fighting in the streets of Beirut has Cuba Returns Hijackers Saturday at the American McDonnell, Joe Lawler and Manchester PTA Council policies; Ruth Willey, duties of the Registrars of Voters the Friday conference to begin be uncomfortable. E-LIM will without waxing . died down. Premier-designate Rashid WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cuba has begun 3 Thursday at the Bentley School offices: Charlane Taylor, Legion Home. Rod Wright. The pin symbolizes Association of Connecticut and at 8:30 a.m. and to Include help you lose excess water Karami reports some progress toward for­ returning plane hijack suspects to the cafeteria. Keazer has been a chapter the end of a Jaycee’s career at its all-day conference weight. We at Limited T im e-M ay 5 thru June 14 ming a new government. The latest round programming; James Elmore, luncheon. recommend it. United States. The meeting will begin at 8 parliamentary procedure. member since 1969 and has held when he reaches 36, because Friday. Peck, who is chairman of of battles between Palestinian guerrillas The State Department, which Monday several offices. He has an p.m. preceded by refreshments membership ages are 18 to 35. Attending will be Democratic District 1 of the state associa­ Introductory and right-wing, militiamen has left 128 announced that three American citizens engineering degree from the $200 Central at 7:30. The public is invited to at­ Miss Mary Cadorette, Miss Registrar Herbert Stevenson tion is cochairman of the Offer Worth deld and 300 injured. After a meeting had been released by Cuba to Barbados tend. University of New Hampshire. Manchester 1975, entertained LINOLEUM & CARPET Guest speakers, all from the and his deputy, Paul Phillips; meeting and conference. The Cut out this ad — lake to stt^c Monday with President Suleiman and into FBI hands, said it did not know He is assistant planning and with a jalz routine she will per­ and Republican Registrar other cochairman is Claire listed. Purchase one pack of E-Lim 296 W. Middle Tpke. Fi/anjieh, Karami said a plan to facilitate yet whether the release is a new signal research engineer at the and receive one more E-Lim Pack form at the Miss Connecticut Frederick Peck and his depu^, Gritzer of South Windsor, who Free. Manchester the formation of a government had been from the Castro government of a thaw in Connecticut Division office in competition in Waterbury June Louise Cronin. Both sesssions*' Ts secretary of the state LIQQETT REXALL DRUG. agreed upon, but he gave no details. relations. Manchttttr Parkeda Officials Seek Cause Hartford for the U. S. Depart­ 27 and 28. The Jaycees sponsor will be at the Howard Johnson association. 649-4336 The three were the first alleged ment of Transportation, the pageant locally. Veto Tests to Start hijackers to be sent home by Cuba since it Of School Brawl Fedenal Highway Administra­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The first test in signed an agreement with the United tion. He succeeds Alan Lamson a series of bills, bearing the Democratic States more than two years ago either to as Jaycee president. HAMDEN (UPI) - School reckless endangerment. solution to the recession will come hold persons who forced airliners to carry Mrs. Lamson is the wife of and police officials met today to Police Capt. Daniel A. Liston Wednesday, when House Democrats try to them to asylum in Cuba or return to them Alan Lamson, and she succeeds CBA To Review determine the cause of a said Smith was identified as one override President Ford’s veto of a $5.3 to the United States to stand trial. Mary Ann Lawler in office. cafeteria fight among blacks of Penna's attackers. Screening billion job-creating bill the President calls Two students who were in­ Mrs. Lamson has been a Jaycee AGWA^ and whites at Hamden High inflationary. If the Democrats can’t win Ex-PoLitical Boss Dies School that resulted in at least jured were among three white Wives member since 1971. She Procedures this one, it will show Ford worried in vain PARAMUS, N.J. (UPI) - John V. Ken­ is a graduate of Pinkerton 17 injuries and four arrests. students arrested, including when he barnstormed the country last fall, ny, one of the nation’s most powerful Academy in Derry, N.H. and HARTFORD(UPI) - The Six students and a teacher's two who attended nearby against a “veto proof” Congress. Speaker political bosses for more than 20 years un­ Fisher Junior College in Boston. Connecticut Bar Association- aide were taken to hospitals and Whalen Junior High School. Carl Albert, D-Okla., has made the bill his til he was toppled by a corruption scandal, plans to review its screening two were admitted with head She has held several offices in pet project, and his prestige will suffer if died of a heart attack Monday. He was 82. Liston said Brett Donish. a Jaycee Wives and is treasurer process for candidates for the injuries. Ten others were many Democrats defect. Kenny, a Democrat whose power was Whalen student who was ad­ of the Agnes Hayes Group of Se­ state’s judiciary named by the treated by school nurses after T ru c k lo a d once absolute in his Hudson County mitted to St. Raphael's cond Congregational Church. governor. Monday's fight that forced^of- headquarters across from New York City, Hospital in fair condition with a Other Jaycees officers are The bar’s House of Delegates ficials to close the school today. Beck Appointed spent four months in a federal prison in head injury, was charged with William Hyde, internal vice voted Monday to have a com­ A white student, Robert Pen- breach of peace, inciting a riot WASHINGTON (UPI) - Eckardt C. 1971-72 on income tax evasion charges J president; Mark Plante, exter­ mittee study its criteria and na, 15. was in fair condition at Beck, a former Connecticut deputy en­ arising from a conspiracy-extortion indict­ and third degree assault. nal vice president; Tom procedures for reviewing the Yale-New Haven Hospital with vironmental protection commissioner, has ment. He was freed when his health failed, Harrington, treasurer; Ralph candidates. The unit also voted a skull fracture he received Donish was expected to be been named deputy assistant ad­ and he had been in a nursing home for released today, a hospital Alexander, Tony Mature, against CBA review of federal T ir e S a le ! when beaten by a group of most of the time since. judgeship nominations affec­ ministrator for water planning and stan­ youths as he rode home on his spokesman said. Howard Fichtel and Gary A family spokesman said Kenny suf­ Espelin, diredtors; Randy ting Connecticut. dards at the U.S. Environmental Protec­ bike after the cafeteria inci­ tion Agency. fered a heart attack and was pronounced Gary Tommessella, a high Dumas, state director^ and The study committee, dent, police said. Russell E. Train, EPA administrator, in dead 15 minutes later by his nephew. Dr. school student who was treated Tony Petkaitis, membership suggested by F. Timothy Police later charged a black John Hamill. for head injuries, was charged McNamara, was ordered to announcing the appointment, said, “Chris student, Glendale M. Smith, director. Dunlop^ Steel Racfiak. with breach of peace and third Serving with Mrs. Lamson report to the CBA annual U with first degree assault and degree assault, Liston said. meeting in October. The lowest rate The 40,000 mile Grasso Pleased with Solons \ gas (Energy) savers. Who Endorse Pay Proposal

in town for Home HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. There are no other state ac­ Mrs. Grasso also said she in­ Ella T. Grasso today said she counts from which funds could tends to sign a measure giving was pleased with the growing be diverted to the state municipalities widespread endorsements for salary hikes employes, she said. “There is authority to issue bonds to pay for state employes, but she no other option, this would be for urban renewal projects. it,” Mrs. Grasso said. Critics of the proposal, who site Improvement Loans! SP4 BELTED STEEL RADIALS! declined to predict whether the ELITE STEEL RADIAL! legislature will approve the in­ On the $15 million emergency the opportunity for develop­ creases. employment program, the ment scandals, should consider The 40,000 mile tread Wear policy* governor said the idea appeals that municipalities have con­ Here’s your chance to celebrate the Bicen­ Grand Prizes of $76,000 each. So even if you Before you take out one of those so-called '‘Sale’'Home Is a bonus for you! Mrs. Grasso also said a proposal for a state emergency to her but the method for finan­ trols against such wrongdoing, tennial in real style. With money. Lots of it. don’t claim in time W our first drawing, you employment program worth $15 cing it, a state bond issue, must she said. Just get into the Spirit of ’76, our revolu­ can still win the second one. (Bonus game ends Improvement Loans, see us. We’ll save you plenty. million was “a very good bill” be considered carefully. A bill given final legislative but she would have to consider “Those $15 million would approval Monday creating a tionary new bonus game. And play free with with tickets dated August 28.)** it carefully before reaching a mean the state will have $15 new state agency to regulate every regular Double Play Lottery ticket you decision. million less for other bonded public utilities would usher in There’s more. “It’s a good beginning, a good projects,” she said. “a new era of public confidence buy. Just 50 > to serve as nesting places 48.95 2.37 R-78-14 •48.95 •2.67 165R-14 To Repeal and may cause extensive *37.95 *1.94 GR-78-15 •56.95 •2.96 damage to your home. LENDER Wiretap Law ■"A ‘Replacement pro-rated on remaining tread. HR-7845 •59.95 •3.16 Complete details available at Agway. •Replacement pro-rated on remaining tread. HARTFORD (UPI) - After Annual percentage rate 9%. Complete details available at Agway. hearing accusations that police departments were bugging citizens illegally, the Connec­ ticut Senate has voted to repeal First Ebderal Savings FREE MOUNTING! NO TRADE-IN REQUIBED! the state’s wiretap law. BUSS The measure, approved 25-10 lor 0 PreventiYe Maintenance program Monday night, abolishes a 1971 The only bank in Manchester open all day law that allows state police wiretaps for violent felonies, Thursday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. And 9 to 4 Mon., Tues., tnumWVpwymsnu AG WAY,® Inc. gambling and narcotic offenses. tumam STQH ■N.TM.TIMI.M 649-9240 “It's common knowledge that Ika Tm. M. Frl 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Buckland 643-5123 IMIifcN Wed., Fri. 9 to Noon, Saturday. tatum many, many Connecticut police CONNECTICUTS ^20(MM)0 LOTTERY ThntdIliU I Otlwr/ICtMKStorat: Ellingion - MtiMUafitld ■ North Htvwi ft Wlllltnwttic 0sm4Ti ^ departments use wiretaps il­ legally,’’ Sen. Joseph J. BUSS EnEBiinnoi co,nc. ’Each paid in 5 annual installments. *$1,776 winners may claim up to one year from date on stub. 334 Middle Turnpike, West Manchester, CT 06040 Dinielli, D-Bristol, the bill’s The Oldest & Largest in Conttt sponsor, said.

A 1 3 J V S OdDIlN irnj PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975 MANCHESTER E'^ENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 3, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Litigation INDEX Homes For Sale 23 'om es For Said' 23 Blamed for NOTICES 1 — Lott tnd Found HEBRON- Two bedroom Con­ LEBANON - Would you like Joblessness 2 — Partonalt' ' dominium, wall-to-wall country living, white birches, POLICE REPORT 3 — Announcamanla carpeting, air-conditioned, deck, 1 1/2 room raised ranch? 4 — Enlartalnment appliances, family room, IVz HARTFORD (UPI) - A 5 — Auctions We have it. Call Rogers Realty, study by a highway construc­ baths, $26,500. 228-0064. 642-6377 or 642-6061. two Redwood Dr. homes Satur­ tion group says 58,000 jobs in FINANCIAL MANCHESTER May 13 of a fountain and statue The office was broken into and 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Modgages day night. The liomes were road buiiding and related in­ NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms,’ $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet from a W. Center St. home. It the safe prlbd open. The amount 9 — Personal Loans 2Vz baths, first-floor laundry, each ransacked. Total missing dustries in Connecticut are un­ 10 — Insurance kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, Work by an undercover agent was valued at $100. missing had not been reported aluminum siding, formal dining tile baths, $435 month income, this morning. appears to be $50 in silver filled due to lawsuits holding up EMPLOYMENT She Herat!) room, fireplace, handy to bus of the Capitol Region Crime All three were released on Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. • The Jon-Ly Coiffures beau­ dollars and the change from government funds. 13 — Help Wanted and shopping. $42,800. Philbrick Squad this spring resulted in the $250 non-surety bonds for court 14 — Business Opportunities ty salon at 101 Center St. two piggy banks. The study released Monday 15 — Situation Wanted Agency, Rrealtors, 646-4200. MARLBOROUGH - Executive - arrest this morning of a June 16. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Missing is $40 in cash from a was done by The Road Informa­ type, three bedroom raised Manchester youth on drug EDUCATION desk. An Autumn St. resident tion Program (TR IP) in 18 — Private Instructions ranch, family room with charges. 19 — Schools-Classes • The Redfield Rental firm returned to his home Saturday Washington, D.C., which is VERNON fireplace, the grounds are love­ Richard R. Fuller, 20, of 56 Michael R. Christine, 14, of 21 20 — Instructions Wanted at 11 Tolland Tpke. Friday. A at 10 p.m. and surprised a tall, sponsored by the highway ly. Call Rogers Realty, 642-6061 Birch St. walked up to Bremen Rd. was still in RANCH or 642-6377. towable crane was stolen from white male there. building industry. It was REAL ESTATE Patrolman Jonathon Schneider Manchester Memorial Hospital 23 — Homes lor Sale Three bedrooms, large coun­ in front of the firm. It is valued He chased the man through requested by the Connecticut on Center St. today at 1:36 a.m. this morning in sgtisfactpry 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale try kitchen, garage, VERNON - Oversized split at $350. his front door, west on Oak St. Construction Industries 25 — Investment Property PHONE 643-2711 condition. He is recovering aluminum siding, city water level, four bedrooms, 3 1/2 and turned himself in. and through several back yards Association.. 26 — Business Property from abdominal injuries suf­ • A Cushman Dr. home 27 — Resort Property and sewerr $34,500. baths, lovely family room, Satutday night. Missing are a before losing him. The association has been con­ 28 — Real Estate Wanted FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD raised hearth fireplace, Schneider took Fuller to fered in a car-bike accident Missing from his home are F.J.SPILECKI cigarette lighter, some cash ducting an intense lobbying MISC. SERVICES beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall headquarters where he served Saturday. five silver dollars. •••••••••••• Realtor 643-2121 carpet. Double car garage. Christine was riding his bike and a watch. drive for the release of federal 31 — Services O ttered him with a Common Pleas • A Downey Dr. apartment and state road construction 32 — Painting-Papering Help Wanted 13 Nice yard. Extras. $52,500. on the sidewalk along W. Center 33 — Building-Contracting Audrey Schaefer, Broker, 875- Court 12 warrant charging him Patrolman Gary Sellito funds, endangered by court 34 — Rootlng-SIdlng St. at 5. p.m. when the gears Saturday. MiSsing are two TV PHONE FROM home to ser­ ADVERTISING 5351. with sale of a controlled sub­ stopped four teen-age boys challenges to environmental 35 — Heating-Plumbing ADVERTISING sets valued at a total of $472. 36 — Flooring vice our customers for super COVENTRY- Santini Built- stance, possession of a con­ skipped, he told police. He. fell riding mini-bikes along the off it and into the path of the car • Lloyd’s Auto Parts at 191 impact statements required for 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage earnings. Choose own hours, DEADLINE raised Ranch, acre lot, three MANCHESTER - Investment trolled substance, and illegal railroad tracks Sunday about the projects. 38 — Services Wanted RATES Center St. Saturday night. Cail 647-1810. 12:00 noon the day before bedrooms, fourth bedroom or potential, 12 room Duplex, 5 driven east on W. Center St. by 1 day 9c word per day possession of marijuana. Missing are two drive socket 1:30 p.m. near Manchester “ Progress on $1.3 billion MISC. FOR SALE publication. study, large elm paneled family es, situated on a lovely Judy Martin, 25, of 25 Watrous 3 days 8c word per day 41 — Articles lor Sale '^ISmADS^ room, I ’/z baths, convenient sets valued at $56. An attempt Memorial Hospital. worth of road work in the state ESTABLISHED REAL Estate Deadline for Saturday and S lot, excellent yard for The charges stem from an Rd., Bolton. 42 — Buildrng Supplies 6 days 7c word per day location, $41,500. 429-8463. was made to open the cash He was acting on complaints is stopped by court orders and office needs two fuli-time saies 26 days 6c word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. children, immediate occupan­ alleged sale of speed and an He was taken by ambulance 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets register. about the noise. administrative delays,” TRIP’S 44 — Livestock peopie. Woiverton Agency, 15 WORD MINIMUM cy. Call 875-5351. Au(Ir(Irey alleged gift of marijuana to an to MMH where he has been MANCHESTER- $34,900 buys a Schaefer, Broker. • A Spencer St. apartment He warped the boys they survey said, including $244 45 — Boats & Accessories Reaitors, 649-2813. Happy Ads S2 00 inch undercover agent in since. No police action was 46 — Sporting Goods PLEASE READ lot of space for a large family. Saturday. Missing is a stereo would be arrested the next 47 — Garden Products Manchester this spring, police taken. million earmarked for fiscal RN’s wanted for full and part- Seven rooms, 2 full baths, and HEBRON - Eight-room U&R valued at $170. time. Then he called their 1976. 48 — Antiques YOUR AD said. Fuller was released on a 49 — Wanted to Buy time on 11 p.m.7 a.m, shift. attic “expansion” space. Raised Ranch, set on one acre • A Bush Hill Rd. home and parents about the matter. But D.J. Altobelli, division Classified ads are taken over Odegard Realty, 643-4365. treed lot. Two fireplaces, fami­ ' V s $2,500 surety bond for court Apply to Directors of Nursing, the phone as a convenience. engineer for the Federal RENTALS Salmon Brook Convalescent ly room, three bedrooms, den. June 16. These breaks and thefts have 52 — Rooms (or Rent The Herald is responsible for COVENTRY- Ten room Cape, been reported: Tfie Highway Administration’s 53 — Apartments (or Rent Home, (off House Street) only one incorrect insertion and Wall-to-wall carpet to stay. Wethersfield bureau, said the 54 — Homes (or Rent Glastonbury. Please call 633- then only to the size of the large family room, or 5 Home in excellent condition. • A Porter St. home Monday 55 — Business (or Rent Congratulati(5hs Muffler That’s court challenges in fact have 5244. original insertion. Errors which bedrooms, swimming pool, well Low 40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646- morning. Missing is a color TV 56 — Resort Property (or Rent do not lessen the value of the landscaped, $41,900. Jesanis 1511. Russell E. Labonte, 27, and 57 — Wanted to Rent BILL valued at $300. Guaranteed foi blocked only two construction advertisement will not be cor­ Realty, 875-1040. Happy recollections are shared by fnembers of the Mathiason, cochairman of the reunion; Lillian Benoit Catherine A. Durubbo, 22, both 58 — MIsc. (or Rent SECRETARY - Receptionist, as long as you projects in the state worth $160 CARLIN doctor’s office. East Hartford rected by an additional inser­ Manchester High School Class of 1945 as they scan the list Burnett, permanent treasurer and alumni committee of 87 Summer St., and Dana W. million. The other projects are AUTOMOTIVE tion. MANCHESTER- Build your PRICED TO SELL • A break into the own the car... 6t — Autos (or Sale on your specialist, typing, some Cozy living can be yours in this attrac­ of names in the reunion program. From left to right are chairman; and Ray Lanzano, reunion cochairman. Wolcott,26, of East Hartford “in question but not blocked,” 62 — Trucks lor Sale shorthand, four day week, own now or invest in the future, Washington School on Cedar St. tive Cape, located in a quiet residential Herbert Stevenson, toastm aster; Jean Johnston {Herald photo by Dunn) were all arrested Monday at the he said. 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale “Hole in One” experienced desired. Reply ...... landscaped lot with children’s neighborhood. It features 3 bedrooms, Summer St. address. sometime Sunday night. 875-2517 TRIP’S survey showed the 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles box, DD, Manchester Herald. H elp IVanted playhouse or lawn care building finished rec room and above-ground 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Love, 13 Help Wanted 13 pool. Alt for $36,500. They were each charged on a The break was discovered by $1.3 billion would fund “58,000 H om es and attractive open barn. $16,- Marge, Kathy, 000, Odegard Realty, 643-4365. court warrant with third-degree the school janitor about 7 a.m. OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP jobs for construction workers 66 — Automotive Service JACKSTON AGENCY larceny. The charges stem today. Entry was gained 67 — Autos (or Rent-Lease MANCHESTER - Unique Early 1945 MHS Classmates Have Reunion D O U T E 83 ROCKVILLE and others in Connecticut,” and and Kelly BOLTON- Custom oversized 848-1318 from the theft at 1:30 a.m. on through a second floor window. the $244 million would open up THE ATLANTIC COMPANIES American Colonial. Paneled have an opening for a doors, plaster walls and ranch, huge living room, two- Evenlngt nearly 11,000 jobs in the state. car garage, 2'k acres, beautiful 849-8050 849-8782 Manchester High School's.Class of 1945 classmates also attended, from Michigan, Anthony Aceto and Herbert Stevenson and Altobelli said the difference ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, hand­ POLICY TYPIST crafted paneling, first-floor landscaping, horse barn and 30th reunion was attended by about 200 Kentucky, Georgia, New Jersey, New given to each class member. between the $160 million figure corral, $48,900. Jesanis Realty, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Accuracy important. Previous policy typing experience family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 alumni Saturday at Willie’s Steak House. York and Massachusetts. The invocation and benediction were he quoted and the $244 million 875-1040. □ N O TIC E S helpful but. not required. bedrooms, breezeway, double VERNON - Six-room older Honored guests for the occasion were Loretta Shea Lupachino was awarded a given by the Rev. James McDonnell, figure in the study was not Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurlburt and prize for having the most children, 12. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Excellent benefits and salary program. Parking garage, beautiful lot, city home with large kitchen, three chaplain at the Waterbury Hospital, Herald Family/Travel significant because the study cond, third. All kinds. Realty utilities. $74,900. Hayes Corp. MANCHESTER- A warm, Thomas Kelley. Hurlburt and Kelley were Prizes were also awarded to Eva Waterbury, and the Rev. Earl Modean, provided. Hours 8:30-4:30. Call or write Mrs, Thibeault. secure feeling and all the space bedrooms, two-car garage. $23,- included state highway funds Lost and Found 1 statewide. Credit .rating un­ 646-0131. 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. former teachers and coaches at MHS. Gollmitzer Bilow and A1 Fish for the most pastor of the First Lutheran Church in you’ll ever need in this im­ which his figure did not. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ THE ATLANTIC COMPANIES maculate older Colonial. Huge Everett Hewitt of Ocala, Fla., grandchildren, 5, and to Harold Hodge for Clifton, N.J., respectively, both members He said federal highway LOST - Savings Passbook fidential, quick arrangements. VERNON - Custom-built six- received a prize for having traveled the having the youngest child, IV2 years old. of the Class of 1945. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Founders Tower Box 80071 NEW DUPLEX kitchen, fireplaced living room, funds totaling $900 million over number 022-0-23879-4 Hartford formal dining room, den, four room Cape with three farthest distance to the reunion. Former Souvenir booklets were arranged by Editor Betty Ryder, National Bank and Trust Co., 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ E.Hartford, Ct. 06108 203-728-3344 Three bedrooms, 1V4 baths, large bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, set on the next five years are in ques­ or five bedrooms, $59,000 in­ First Manchester Office. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Equal Opportunity Employer kitchens and living rooms. Separate tion because of the legal basements and heating systems. cludes a separable lot and three 1 1/4 acres. Barn. Mid 30’s. Application made for payment. Aluminum sided with brick (ront, Zinsser Agency, 666-1511 questions over the environmen­ MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd car garage. Odegard Realty, BUUKHMO&ROSSnrO 643-4365. tal impact statements. LOST - Passbook numbers mortgages — interim financing BABYSITTER In my home. CLEANING person wanted, COVENTRY Four-room Split A spokesman for the Connec­ Call 649-7804, own transportation, references, Realtort-MLS 648-2482 East School Refurbishing Favored is in-the-know on 95381, 101014, 8-3264, 3-11230, 6- — expeditious and confidential 189 Wed Canter Street $18,000- New three room Ranch, Level with one-car garage, ticut Construction Industries 548, 6-547,117^5, 99251, Savings service, J.D. Real Estate 9 a.m,- 2 p.m. twice a week, 649- living room, kitchen, two CPA FIRM requires senior 5435. paneling, base board heat, BARBARA RICHMOND to bring the building to conform dicapped visitors wish to see, supervisory offices under one Association said the $1.3 billion Bank of Manchester. Applica­ Assoc. 646-1980. trees. Hutchins Agency bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser tion made for payment. staff accountant with minimum $34,900 - 6 room Cape, full The Vernon Board of Educa­ with the code. meet them on the first floor. roof. It was also noted that figure was for federal and state Realtors, 646-3166. Agency, 646-1^11. grants up to 1982. three years’ experience in WORK PART-TIME, earn top dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, tion, in essence, voted last night Over the past several months Superintendent Raymond there isn't enough space in the TOWN OF MANCHESTER public accounting. Prevailing money, and still be able to nice trees. Hutchins Agency, He also said some of the 58,- VERNON- Four bedroom Cape, MANCHESTER - New listing. to pursue refurbishing the East the school board has also con­ Ramsdell said he feels most of school buildings to house these the iatest salary and fringe benefits. spend time with your children. Realtors, 646-3166. Aluminum sided Raised Ranch sidered leasing or renting supervisors. 000 jobs could be filled by the Growth opportunity. 646-5384. Call 623-9128 or 649-2333. large lot, many extras. By ap­ School building for use as ad­ the work can be accomplished pointment, 872-2856, owner. with 2-car garage in prestigious ministrative offices and various buildings in town in­ by the maintenance staff of the While the state has the final same workers, moving from a LEGAL NOTICE 7,8 ACRES - pond, custom built Forest Hills. 'Two full baths, decided to let the board's cluding the Rockvilie Post Of­ school system at minimum say about meeting state fire finished project to another. He The Zoning Board of Appeals YOUR OWN business, full or AMBITIOUS? Sales executive Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family enclosed porch, suhdeck, three Building and Grounds Com­ fice soon to be vacant. expense. safety codes, it is still up to the said he could not determine will hold public hearings on part-time, earn,$3.-$5. per hour, needed now, both full and part- room, fireplaces, garages. COVENTRY bedrooms. Immaculate condi­ no investment, will train, call time people wanted. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. mittee direct its efforts to this One of the larger expenses in While deciding to renovate local fire marshal to determine fashions, name how many actual construction Monday, June 16,1975, starting REDUCED tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, refurbishing the building would if the building complies with workers would be affected. Vanda Beauty Counselor, 875- Jobseekers, 568-1070. 646-1511. plan. the building the board also at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing ...... 7357'' VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, Spacious 7 room L-Ranch, 3 have been installation of an agreed that centralization of local fire safety codes. The legal questions over the Room of the Municipal Building AVON - Excellent earnings for with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, bedrooms, dining room, stone 186 WETHERELL STREET - Last March, Vernon Fire elevator. The building is more the supervisory staff should be It was agreed to have Dr. environmentai im p a c t to -hear and consider the □ EMPLOYMENT PART-TIME - Retiree the "days” in your life - large lot, 2-car garage. Woiver­ fireplace in living room & Six - room Cape, fireplace, new­ Marshal William Johnson than two stories and this would continued. Supervisors have Ramsdell meet with Johnson to statements revolve around following petitions: preferred, for lawn and parking Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. ly redecorated living room, for­ entertainment, which agency draws them up. family room, % acre wooded issued a notice of abatement to be to especially accommodate already been moved into the review the list of violations and Item 1 No. 451 H elp W anted 13 lot maintenance, to work mor­ everyday. Earn money now mal dining room, garage, nicely the Board of Education and handicapped persons. East School. to ask him to extend the June 15 To date, they have been written Savings Bank of Manchester nings. Must have drivers selling world-famous gift MANCHESTER - Four family lot. $29,900. treed lot. Mid 30’s. Call owner, gave the board until June 15 to date iisted on the abatement by state agencies and adopted iicense. Appiy in person at W. products. Call 523-9401. in center of town, fgur rooms 646-8337. Since the originai abatement — Request extension of permis­ ARE YOU.UNEMPLOYED? complete preliminary plans to Dr. Ramsdell said he feels order. as their own by federal agen­ sion for free-standing ground YOU'VE ANSW W AD AFTEB AD H. Engiand Lumber Company, each apartment. Income over order was issued. Dr. Robert NOW W HATI SUPPLEMENT your present bring the building into com­ centralization of the staff is Many of the violations deal cies, but a federal judge recent­ sign — north side Wilbur Cross Route 44A, Boiton Notch. $6,000. Excellent estate builder, PORTER STREET area - Linstone, assistant superinten­ and woridiy Call income - part-time office per­ $56,500. Woiverton Agency, MERRITT Raised Ranch ready for pliance with the state fire safe­ most important as he originaliy with replacement of antiquated ly ruled the federal agencies dent, has met with Robert Parkway approximately 850 HAVE WE HELPED YOU LATELY? son, experienced in general of­ Realtor, 649-2813. decorating, rugs, etc. Take ad­ ty code. The schedule also recommended several months wiring, installation of fire resis­ must conduct their own studies. JOBSEEKERS INC. Langer of the State Department feet west of Slater Street — Phone 643-2711. fice procedure. Jobseekers, 568- Realtors 646-1180 vantage of the $2,000. tax creijit called for starting construction ago. Dr. Linstone agreed that tant materials in some areas, “The Connecticut Depart­ EMPLOYMENT of Education. He told the board Rural Residence Zone. 1070. ■ BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 and buy this home. 120 by 200 by Jan. 1,1976 and completing it this is a more efficient system proper storage areas for ment of Transportation is beset SERVICI PART-TIME Bookkeeper - it now appears that some of the Item 2 bedroom Ranch, fireplace, SALT BOX - Authentic foot lot, seven room home with. by June 15, 1976. and it also has the side benefit materials, installation of v. by unnecessarily drawn-out John & Mary Lenowicz — 568-1070 508-1070 available approximately 20 CONCRETE Construction utility room, fenced in yard for 21/2 baths, and a sunny delight­ demands previously required travei. hours per week, for mornings, reproduction, fireplace, center of financial savings in mileage schoolhouse-type hardware on court cases and an inordinate Request variance to divide Conn'ecticut’s largest job} Laborer - call 875-1103 after 6. privacy. Across the street from ful kitchen. Mid $50’s and well The board has had plans may be less stringent. experience preferred. Cail chimney, country living, acre for supervisors. doors and such. amount of paperwork required parcel of land into two lots, listing service managed by beach. Hurry only $26,500. worth it. And, we will take your drawn up to refurbish the Cavey’s Restaurant for inter­ treed iot. Hutchins Agency, 646- It now appears that a ramp to The list submitted by Johnson to prove that planned road im­ both with less area than professionals. Please call, OPERATORS for ice cream Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, 3166. home in trade. T. J. Crockett, building which now houses ad­ Assistant Superintendent view 643-2751. vending trucks,, be your own Realtors, 643-1577. the main floor of the building will be the basis of plans to be l a i B k ! provement projects are not regulations require, one lot to 568-1070 for complete details 643-6775. ministrative offices. Architect Albert Kerkin said internal boss. Good money maker. Call may satisfy the requirements drawn up to comply with the detrimental to the en­ contain existing dwelling, and from one of our cheerful SURVEYOR - No experience NEW HOMES - Ranch, Richard Lawrence determined communications have im­ 643-5033 between 8-5 p.m. MANCHESTER - New to MANCHESTER - Seven room concerning the handicapped abatement order. vironment,” said association variance to allow this dwelling counselors. Colonial, Raised Ranch, three that it would cost about ?500,000 proved greatly with all of the Betty Ryder, The Herald’s award-winning required. Good salary, paid ...... market. Cape with half dormer. Cape, Bowers School Area. and have those whom the han­ President K.L. Dow. to have less rear yard than training, plus many benefits. bedrooms, aluminum siding, family/travel editor, covers the gamut Business Opportunity 14 1 1/2 bath’s, fireplace, dining city utiiities. From $41,900. New kitchen, bus line, and shop- The highway projects en­ regulations require — 45 High Ages 17-35. Enlistment room, three bedrooms, partial ping nearby. Mid 30’s. of stories of famiiy interest. $1,500-$2,500 Cash bonus. U.S. required. Call U.S. Army at 643- Merritt Agency, 646-1180. dangered by the court Street — Residence Zone B. MONEY MAKER ready to go. rec room. Move-in condition. Samuelson Broker, 649-0498. chalienges of environmental Army Infantry, Artillery, and 9462. A newspaper woman for 13 years, Ms. Item 3 armor. 30-days paid vacation. Net profits over 50%>. Low down $36,900. Keith Real Estate, 649- COVENTRY - Spacious eight- Group Wants Budget Rejected Again impact statements primarily 1922, 649-4126. Ryder has won several awards for fashion Rhodes Diner Inc. — Request Good salary, paid training, FOOD SE R V IC E - No payment, no winter payments, room Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 DELUXE RANCH reporting and page layout. involve new road construction variance to erect billboard sign education benefits. Enlistment complete training program. baths, stone fireplaced living wants to use the surplus to experience required. Good MANCHESTER - Lovely ^ lit this huge Ranch has loads of living VERNON Thursday meeting. He said he infer that any of the surplus rather than improvement of of 60 square feet — north side required. Call U.S. Army at 643- salary, paid training, plus many Protected territory, act now, room, famiiy room, den, 2-car area, 2 full baths, huge family room, purchase supplies and not turn home with plenty of room. (Cen­ The Vernon Education thought the townspeople would would be used for equipment of She most recently won the Hagadone existing highways. Spencer Street, approximately 9462. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ call Mister Softee, 1-677-9089. A garage pius 3Vz room income immaculate throughout, plus many, it back to the general govern­ feel the budget cut could be “The soiution is to clarify the great business, ask a man that tral air-conditioning, one full, apartment. Over acre lot. many extras. Make an appointment lo Association is again recommen­ the new high school but rather Newspaper’s feature story award and 200 feet west of Town cemetery ment required. Call U.S. Army see It today. 242,300. ment fund. CARPENTER - No experienced owns one. tw6 half bqths. Complete Merritt Agency, 646-1180. ding that the education budget accepted if the surplus money just to use it to effect a reduc­ took second place in a national reporting environmental standards so — Business Zone III. at 643-9462. kitchen, garage, large lot. Good He said, “We did accumulate required. Good salary, paid be rejected at the special were used this way. tion in next year’s budget. competition for her story “Child Abuse — that time and taxpayers’ money Information pertaining to above buy at $42,900. Keith Real JACKSTON AGENCY this surplus (about $110,000) as training plus many benefits. situation Wanted 15 CLOSE to Main Street - House budget, meeting scheduled for The board has up until June 30 Board member James are not wasted on fruitiess may be obtained in the Plan­ Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. 848-1318 a direct result of reducing spen­ An American Tragedy." Ages 17-35. Enlistment and iarge barn, usabie both as. Thursday night. to encumber the money. Houle Boettcher said he didn’t feel the litigation and duplicate en­ ning Office. REAL ESTATE residence and business. Ideal Evenings ding.” required. Call U.S. Army at 643- WILL BABYSIT in my The annual budget meeting a emphasized that in effect the board should jump the gun Her weekly column, “Betty’s Notebook" vironmental studies — while All persons interested may at­ 94&. COVENTRY - Coming soon, for antique dealer, plumber, 849-8050 849-8782 Previously it had been action would be reducing the jobs go vacant and roads weekdays for pre-schoolers, new 42’, 3-bedroom Ranches on week ago passed the general before the budget meeting. He appears on the family pages and is full tend these hearings. SALES playmate, reasonable, nice electrician, etc. Keith Real suggested that the surplus be coming year’s budget. also reminded the board that it deteriorate,” Dow said. acre plus lots. Perfect for Ap­ Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. government budget but of tidbits of generai interest and humor, Zoning Board of ELECTRICIAN’S Apprentice - Exciting challenging and yard, references available. 643- BENTON STREET - large six used to purchase equipment for Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, The study showed 5,344 miles, No experience required. Good proved Farmers’ Home Clients. rejected the education budget had to wait and see what the as well as friendly tips. Appeals rewarding best describes 1428. $27,500. The Fran Greene Agen­ room Colonial in the center of the new high school addition but superintendent, said he could or 28 per cent of Connecticut’s salary, paid training, plus many MANCHESTER - New listing - which had been reduced $338,- teachers were g )ing to do about Bernard R. Johnson, this opportunity to join a cy, 684-4241. town. Big porches, garage, this was ruled illegal by the not subscribe to Houle’s salary contracts and see if From society to fashion, to the kitchen 18,734-mile road system, are benefits. Ages 17-3^ Enlist­ COLLEGE GIRL - Would like Six-room Cape, one car garage, 000 by the Town Council. Chairman leader. Experience preferred excellent condition, quiet firepiace. Terrific buy. In mid town attorney. proposal. “It seems to me we there would be any money left and far-flung countries, her pages strive rated “poor” or “very poor” by ment required. Call U.S. Army but not a necessity. Call for housecleaning, hourly. Own thirties. T. J. Crockett, The council met in special Paul J. Rossetto, at 643-9462. MANCHESTER - Magnificent 5 street, $34,900. Hayes (Corpora­ session last Thursday and voted Houle said, “In view of this would be asking for trouble. All in that account. to keep the community informed of federal engineering standards. Secretary an interview. transportation. Reasonable bedroom Custom Colonial in Reaitors, 643-1577. (ruling) I recommend that the prices. Mondays-Fridays. Call tion, 646-0131. to send the same reduced of these items are in the budget Board member Robert the various aspects of family and travel. It did not mention how Ctinnec- Dated this 3rd day of June, 1975. THE HAYES CORP. one of Manchester’s finest board use the surplus to buy for next year,” he said. ticut compares to other states. PART-TIME office help - Light Cathy, 646-2999. areas. Full-size tennis court, in- STRANT STREET. A con­ budget back to a second Dubeau wanted it noted that the bookkeeping essential. Varied CAPE supplies, maintenance equip­ Referring to purchase of She covers the fashion scene in New 646-0131 ground heated pool, fantastic venience pius location. Builder meeting. remarks concerning the surplus . m duties, including typing, filing, MOTHER of two-year old 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, ment, etc., and thus reduce the equipment for the high school York City to bring her readers the latest maintenance-free landscaping, has renovated kitchen, put on Mrs. Jane Lamb, who just were Houle’s and not the etc. Approximately 20 hours per would like babysitting days for family room, aluminum aluminum siding, practically doliars required in the proposed addition, Dr. Ramsdell said if report on fall and summer fashions, usually central air-conditioning, family completed a term as president board’s. He said Houle’s Supreme Court to Hear week. Flexible hours. infants or pre-schoolers in my room with beamed cathedral siding, city utilities, quiet rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, budget.” Houle said he thinks he had put money for it in the PLUMBER’S Apprentice - No of the education association, proposal would bring the educa­ managing to find a few celebrities to inter­ Manchester location. Send home. Robertson School area. ceilings, Florida room with neighborhoijd. Must be seen 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly the use of these monies by this proposed budget, when it was tion budget cut to $228,000 and view along the way. Nuelear Pollution Issue resume to Herald Box “JJ ” . experience required. Good 646-5346. priced. T. J. Crockett, and who is a taxpayer in Ver­ salary, paid training, plus many •••••••••••••••••*•********* skylignt, large finished rec Priced for quick sale. means will be very visible for thought it would not be needed would be effectuating a $338,000 N M n iv lU * room, dark room, dressing Realtors, 643-1577. . non, told the board Monday As coordinator of The Herald’s Travel Show, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The But the EPA water pollution DENTAL ASSISTANT - benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ night of the association’s anyone who wishes to see how until the following year, “I cut and “I don’t feel this is rooms, workshop area, 4 1/2 the money is going to be spent. Ms.^Ryder has made contact with the heads of most Supreme Court Monday agreed standards issued in 1973 said Challenging full or part-time ment required. Call U.S. Army □ EDUCATION recommendation for rejection. would have been accused of acceptable.” baths, wrap-around outside EIGHT ROOM Colonial.. on an He urged the board to authorize to decide if the Environmental pollutants did not include those position, for industrious person at 643-9462. acre wooded lot. Two The board did not indicate at fiscal irresponsibility.” The board did not Subscribe major airlines, tourism offices and travel commission­ deck, faces open woods. And the administration to spend the Protection Agency has the right forms of radioactive matter in busy dental practice in much more. Call for details and fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, two-car its meeting Monday night what Houle said he did not intend to to Houle’s plan. ers, in her efforts to bring the world a little closer to Rockville area. Primary TRUCK D R IV ER - No 18 money this way. to regulate disposal of .waste which also are regulated by the Private Instructions price. Warren E. Howland, garage. Mid sixties. T. J. action it plans to take, but her readers. As editor of The Herald’s Travel Pages, from nuclear power plants into Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ responsibilities are chair side experience required. Good Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Board member Steven salary, paid training plus many Realtors, 643-1108. dubaldo-lesperence agency Chairman William Houle said she brings stories and photographs geared the nation’s waterways. sion. assisting. X-rays, lab work. WOMAN piano teacher at Pine Marcham said he felt Houle’s Requirements for position are benefits. Ages 17-35. enlistment 848-0505 his position concerning the HAVE YOU AN to whet the appetite of prospective The justices accepted the Colorado Public Interest Ridge Village, now taking RAISED RANCH - Seven CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, board’s surplus in this year’s comments were premature and ISuperb interest, ambition, maturity, required. Call U.S. Army at 643- students all ages from 6 years rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 city utiiities, handy location, such action would undermine EVENT SCHEDULED travelers. case in a brief order, and will Research Group and Colorado prior work experience. Dental 9462. and up. $3. per half hour. 646- budget is unchanged. Houle hear the EPA’s appeal of a Environmental Legal Services fireplaces, 2-car garage, family TOLLAND - Two-year old $31,500. Philbrick Agency the feelings at the coming THAT CALLS FOR When it comes to family and travel, Betty Ryder assisting preferred but not 3968. room, modern kitchen with Realtors, 646-4200. lower court decision ordering it sued EPA Administrator required. Salary commensurate CLERK TYPIST - No eight-room Ranch, set on one FOOD? puts it all together for The Herald. beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall acre treed iot. Two full baths, 9 to issue regulations controlling Russell Train, asking that he be with experience. Mail resume experience required Good carpeting, air-conditioners, TRY THIS for Size - roomy yet It may be a wedding, a | to P.O. Box 289, Manchester. salary'V , paid training, ’ plus ’ many wall-to-wall carpet throughout. Zone Requests Granted water discharges. forced to issue regulations over LJ REAL ESTATE professionally landscaped. $52,- Fireplaced living room, eat-in compact' five room condo- banquet or just an informal The EPA and the Justice power plant waste. benefits Ages U-'Sb. Enlist- ranch, gas heat for cleanliness, ment required, Cairu.S. Army 000. Philbrick Agency, kitchen, family room, sundeck. get-together of a society, Department claim the Nuclear In other actions, the Court: REAL ESTATE Sales - Be our Realtors, 646-4200. centrai air conditioning, all HEBRON • All other zoning regulations representative in Manchester. at 643-9462. Homes For Sale 23 Mid 40’s. Additional land shall apply. lodge or some friendly group. Regulatory Commission has —Ruled 7 to 2 that states can­ available. Zinsser Agency, 646- appliances included, wall-to- - Anne Dallaire Experienced or we will train. wall throughout, like new, The ZBA also granted a exclusive regulatory authority not tax distillers for liquor sold MANCHESTER - Six month NEW RANCH - Extra large 1511. The Zoning Board of Appeals Holcomb Realtors, South Wind­ Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, variance to Salvatore Rinaldi, We Are Prepared to' over all aspects of nuclear to clubs on military bases, new, prime west side location, modern kitchen, two baths, (ZBA) has voted unanimously sor, 644-2447; fireplace, 2-car garage, 649-1922. 80 Simmons Rd., East Hart­ Serve You to Your 2 he Herat!) powdr plants. The commission, holding that this amounts to an 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, MANCHESTER - Redwood to grant a variance to Ernest J. PART-TIME OFFICE HELP aluminum siding and windows, Farms - Lovely 9-room Raised ford, to allow the use of a 1.35 successor to the Atomic Energy unconstitutional tax on the INSPECTORS for final inspec­ hardwood floors, aluminum Reed, Rt. 85, Bolton to allow Complete Satisfaction siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ large deck, picture window in Ranch with 3 full baths, WEST SIDE - Six room Cape, acre lot on Old Stonehouse Rd., Commission, enforces nuclear federal government. tion. Experienced aircraft Light bookkeeping essential. fireplace, carpets, dishwasher, the use of the three lots'on Rt. poration, 646-0131. basement with walk-out to fireplaced family room, 5 as a building lot with the Our catering service is set up regulation under the Atomic —Agreed to decide if state parts. Nights and days, all Varied duties, including oversized 2-car garage. $36,900. 66 and on Burrows Hill Rd., patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ bedrooms, attic fan. Large following stipulations: to be flexible enough to ac-' Energy Act of 1954. prison inmates have certain benefits. Equal opportunity typing, filing, etc. Ap­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Call 646-6812, no agents please. having insufficient frontage as employer. Dean Machine $17,500 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 treed tot. Low 50’s. Zinsser The variance is subject to ap­ commodate any size The Federal Water Pollution procedural rights when they proximately 20 hours per Agency, 646-1511. building lots with the following gathering. Why not call us and "You read it first in the Heraid” Products Inc., 102 Colonial baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ proval of the lot by the building Control Act of 1972 requires seek parole. week, i^lexlble hours. age, nearly two acres. Hutchins TWO - FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, OLDER HOME - Large living stipulations; talk over the details? Road, Manchester. room with dining area, eat-in inspector and town sanitarian EIPA to regulate pollutants, and —Denied a request .by a Manchester location. Send Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. $46,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, MANCHESTER - Seven-room • Each lot shall have its own $38,50(). Two-family Duplex, 6-6, kitchen, IW baths, 3 bedrooms, as to its suitability as a building specifically says pollutants in­ Jewish inmate of a federal resume to older home located on the west 50-foot right of way. Call 647-9946 DENTAL ASSISTANT - will $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- side. Four bedrooms, large porch. Interior completely clude radioactive materials detention facility in New York train, good knowledge of LAND - Nice barn, three • Each shall remain a single lot. Garden Grove Caterers, Inc. Herald Box “ j r 000; Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- kitchen, dining room. Priced to redorated, 2-car garage. $33,- All other zoning regulations For convenient Home Delivery that are discharged into oceans, that he be provided specially business office procedure, '“bedroom home, baseboard building lot with a one-family TELEPHONE 6 4 9-53 13 - 6 4 9-53 14 heat, Hutchins Agency. 900. Philbrick Agency, seti at $26,900. Zinsser Agency, 500. Philbrick Agency, shali apply. rivers and streams. prepared kosher meals. typing required. Reply Herald Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 646-4200. dwelling. Box MM. Realtors, 646-3166. 646-1511. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 3. 1975

23 BENJY BY JIM BERRY Apartmanta For Rant 53 Autoa For Sala 51 Nomu For Sale 23 Homea For Sola ...AN' THAT , VOU TOLD ME IN ITS AMAZING HOW A & o u r 6WEAT DETAIL ...AN I WANNA FIND 'ib O t^oTToo irOtiQ A&o, NEWER Three-bedroom YOU C AN LOOK INTO CXJT WHAT TH’ FUM Duplex -11/2 baths, carpeting, WRAPS B u e s v - ABOUT THINGS THAT (aJH^ I UlA$- I UP TO *100 IT UP, , THE FUTURE...)----- WEATHERS (30NNA TO all appliances. $260 monthly. ARE g o in g TO P F ^U D D SY.'. HOLD BE L IK E .' IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY A T O f JF (AA6 CJMATTH^'I^C^U; A Frechette & Martin, Inc., JUNK CARS h a p p e n fiv e y e a r s IT A M IN U T E , REALTOR Realtors, 646-4144. FWOM WILLYA.? I'M danW I. ru t* NOW.' eOlN' r TH’ MLS R ? F A , WANTED MANCHESTER - Family style b e a c h CFAM&F! we WILL PAY UP TO T'MORKOW... in this nawtr 4 4 4 Dupitx. Malnt*nac«-frD« Dlumlnum 2 bedroom apartment, quiet $100 •Iding, all kitchen appliancea, aeparate utilltlea, good In­ location, includes heat. AL appliances and carpeting, $225. FOR YOUR JUNK CAR come from lenanta. $48,900. i - 3 s per month. Paul W. Dougan, Depending on Year and Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. Model FR E E T O W REALE’S CORNER MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 SAME DAY SERVICE ^ - 1 .1 . 175 MAIN STREET______PHONE 646-4525 bedroom Townhouse, private PLEASE CALL FOR — 1 , entrances, full basement, pool CURRENT PRICE LISTS f i l l and patio. Includes heat, MICKEY FINN ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room COLONIAL - By owner. appliances and carpeting. $265 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 522*1104 BY HANK LEONARD Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass Manchester Green area. Large Serv/ces Ottarod 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articlea tor Sala 41 per month. Paul W. Dougan, after 5 p.m. 247*0010 rooms, Hreplace, private yard, □ RENTALS NOT TONIGHT! T'M MARIAN — IS THIS I ... THINK doors to large deck and patio, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. ALLIED COOKING UP ONE OF I DON'T LIKE AGGRESSIVE )/M/CWey/ large living room-dining-room $41,900. No agents. Call 649- A PROPOSAL? IT IS. WOMEN/ LE TA ff DO A THIS MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. TENT 16x10 sleeps four, used SCRAP METALS I THOUGHT I WAS Niy GUARANTEED with cathdral ceilings, 2 1546. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY TWO ROOM furnished apart­ TAKING you AND THE PROPOSING— WILL f /S' SO Removal, pruning, lot clearing, once, one year old. Can be seen MAN PLEA5ERS — you MARRY ME? / SUDDENl fireplaces, walk-out basement Carpentry and general contrac­ Rooms tor Rent 52 ment, stove, refrigerator, hot 741 WINDSOR STREET yOUR FATHER OUT TO SHOW YOU HOW spraying. Fully insured. at 34 Cumberland Street . -MM- with built-in bar, 2-car garage, COLUMBIA - Seven room ting. Residential and commer­ water, private bath. Apply HARTFORD i, TO DINNER/ DOMESTIC I CAN BE! Licensed. Free estimates. anytime. large lot with privacy. $57,000. Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 cial. Whether it be a small THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Marlow’s 867 Main Street. \ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, baths, 2 fireplaces, small barn, repair iob, a custom built home nished rooms, centrally ^ U S T " ^ WRINGER WASHER - TOYOTA - See us for reliable ^ TH F ' 646-4200. large pond. Situated on nearly or anything in between, call 646- located. Kitchen privileges. FIRST LISTING- Six room TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Excellent condition. $35. 649- used Toyotas with our OO^lay - , NCtal—^ three acres. Call Suzanne or 1379. Parking. Reasonable rates. I « - Duplex, includes refrigerator, THE \A/0RRY w a r t f f WMTERB- Trees cut, trimmed or topped, 100% warranty. We also buy , St* -i ’ V *1; .5 »r V MANCHESTER - 6-room Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ 4150 evenings. Phone 649-2358. 6 -3 stumps removed, fully insured. stove, hot water, heat, garage. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for­ son Beach Company, BUILDING - Remodeling, No pets. $275 per month. 649- Got a tree problem? Well worth MAYTAG Gas Dryer - Eight 345 Center Street, Manchester, MUTT AND JEFF mat dining room, large kitchen Manchester office, 647-9139. roofing, rec rooms, additions, MANCHESTER - Furnished BUD FISHER a phone call. 742-8252. months old, like new. $175. 4539 or 649-7620. 646-4321. ' y / with pantry, 2-car garage, treed Equal housing opportunity. garages. Afl kinds, carpentry room for gentleman, central Moving, must sell. 649-4150 ■ yard. $37,900. Wolverton Agen­ work. For estimates call 649- location, apply apartment 1, 2 MANCHESTER two bedroom WELUMAN, DON'T CUSTOM MADE Draperies, after 6. WE PAY $10 for complete junk JEFF WATCH IT/) cy Realtors, 649-2813. ANDOVER - Solid brick five 1142. Pearl St. or call 875-3503. Townhouse apartment, con­ JUST SIT THERE room Ranch, situated on nearly very reasonable work , cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto YOU'RE GOIN’OFF^>^ guaranteed, call anytime. 649- LEAVING U.S. - Must sell venient locatioir, heat, hot Body, 528-1990. DO SOMETHIN' NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven three acres. A beauty setting, TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service FURNISHED ROOM - Central, water, air-conditioning, full H E R O A D / generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 private and tranquil. Call 4266. - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ everything, office equipment, clean, quiet, shower, parking. color TV, wood, sheet metal, private basement, appliances 1%9 PONTIAC Catalina, power baths, family room, 2 Suzanne or Arthur Snorts, 646- ditions, custom building. No job Home-like. Older gentleman ODD JOBS - Trucking, home included, no pets. All for only steering and power brakes, fireplaces, 2-car garage, 3233. J. Watson Beach Company too small. Free estimates. Over wire, and miscellaneous items. only. 569-2525. repairs, yards cleaned. Call after 6 for appointment, $205 monthly. Days, 644-242'/, with air-conditioning, good PRISCILLA’S POP aluminum siding, large lot. Manchester Office, 647-9139. 25 years’ experience. 643-5769. BY AL VERMEER Experienced handyman. Free 646-8768. evenings, 64^7435, 643-2370. shape. Call evenings, 649-2180. This house qualifies for $2,000 Equal housing opportunity. MANCHESTER - Large room, GUESS WHAT/ estim ates. Reasonable. 643- HOW COME I'M \ tax credit. Philbrick Agency, bus line, gentleman preferred. 0304. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 SIX room duplex, centrally SAVE! - 1974 VW Bug - Needs I GOT PROMOTED!, ALWAYS TME LAST Realtors, 646-4200. Security. $20 weekly, fe y s , 528- located, security deposit. COVENTRY (NORTH) 134,900 9081. minor body work. Low, low TO K N O W ? TWO HANDYMEN will clean, BIDWELL Home Improvement References and lease required. mileage. 649-7154 after 5 p.m. BOLTON - custom built six WOODED A WONDERRIL rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Co. Expert installation of Available immediately. room raised ranch, with 22x25 SLEEPING ROOM for rent, 272 Just listed! Immaculate 7W room aluminum .siding, gutters and McKinney Brothers, Inc., 643- 1970 CHEVROLET Camaro, 3 maintainance of lawn seasonal. fireplaced family room, three Ranch on a beautiful private lot. Child- Main Street, Manchester. Cellars and attics cleaned. trims. Roofing installation and 2139 or 649-3931. . automatic, power steering, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen safe street. Eat-in lutchen, fireplaced Reasonable prices. 643-5305. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. bucket seats, console, plus has built-in oven and range, living room. 4 bedrooms, fam. room, Apartments For Rent S3 much more. Very sporty. i : dining room, tworcar garage, sewing room St oversized bath. Unbeatable price! Call Carlene GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland acre lot, Wolverton Agency WE HAVE customers waiting a CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE McGlone, 649-5306. service. Save your back. Call us roofing, storm windows, aw­ PRESIDENTIAL Street, 643-2791. Realtors, 649-2813. for the rental of your apartment today, 528-0586. nings. Quality workmanship, VILiAGtAPTS. or home. J.D. Real Estate free estimates. Fully insured. ANTIQUE 1950 Studebaker RANCH - with gorgeous view, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Associates, Inc. 646-1980. MANCHESTER * BUT, MV DEPiR UNCLE PLATO! VOU I ENJOY L IF E - I HAVE LOADS OF SO WHY SHOULD LAWN MOWER sharpening 872-9187, 649-3417. Champion, good mechanical WHy?...VOU l^rge living room with beamed BARROWS & WALLACE 24’ WOOD extension ladder, 40” EORSET t h a t I'M R IC H , TOO'. IF FUN I MEN PURSUE /Mf.'...NOT, MIND I GET MARRIED? A 5 K ME M ------a------M------«a------and repairing, reel, rotary and condition, needs body work, cathedral ceilings and HURGnONBu NOW IMVON nO nrara LOOKING for anything in real YOU HAVE BILLIONS-. AT YOU, THAT I WHY? chain saws. Briggs and Strat­ ROOFING - Specializing Sears electric range.^ Two. One and^twirbedroomSr best offer. 875-9165. , fireplace, formal dining room, •4D-S306 M7-1518 72D-6618 estate rental — apartments, «>-3 S-3 I HAVE MILLIONS! COWSIPERTHEM ton, Tecumseh and Kohler repairing roofs, new roofs, refrigerators, good for''shop, Near schools, .churches fully equipped kitchen with homes, multiple dwellings, no ALL th a t Homelite pumps and gutter work, chimneys, cleaned cottage. 643-2880. an(j shopping center, (Mi! 1969 DODGE DART - 6 cylinder BY ART SANSOM IMPORTANT! sliding glass doors to deck. 24 fees. Call J.D . Real Estate ■ h Lots-Land For Sala generators, Stihl chain saws and repaired. 30 years automatic, newly painted, 39,- Huge family room with stone Associates, Inc. 646-1980. bus line. (^11 ahytime experience. Free estimates. REMOVE spots and residue 000 miles, 649-2333, must be fireplace, two full baths. parts and service. Pickup and BOLTON - Building lot, 241' delivery. Ellington Equipment Howley, 643-5361. left behind from other cleaners. seen. Philorick Agency, Realtors, CHARLES APARTMENTS - frontage R-2 zone. $11,000 Center, Route 83. 875-5018. Rent new RINSE-N-VAC steam 6 4 6 -2 6 2 8 6464200.______Wolverton Agency, Realtors. ROOFING - Installation and cleaner at Manchester East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 1967 RENAULT 10 - Whole ^ room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, 649-2813. PAINTING, Interior - Exterior repairs, gutters, storm win­ Wallpaper & Paint Company, parts, four unused Michelin CREAM PUFF all appliances, 2 air- -X- - Remodeling, masonry work, dows, doors. Experienced 185 West Middle Turnpike. 646- radials. Engine excellent condi­ Professionally decorated con­ conditioners, carpeted, heat, dominium. three large bedrooms, for­ BOLTON-Building lot, 200’ and general contracting offered quality workmanship. Fully in­ 0143. Homes tor Rent 54 tion, 289-5049 after 5. hot water, storage, patio, sound mal dining room, central air. custom frontage, one acre, $10,500. by an established and insured sured. Free estimates. proofing, washer^ryer hook­ carpeted throughout. Must be seen to Owner, 646-2923. contractor. Free estimates. R Reasonable prices. Rick TAG SALE - 170 Wetherell LARGE 8 room partly fur­ 1966 CORVETTE - convertible, be appreciated. 335.900. ups, basement garage. $260 <2,-3 & R Reconstruction. Call 875- Burnett, 646-3005. Street, Manchester. June 7-8,10 nished older Colonial 2 tops, 327 4-speed, good condi­ monthly. Available June 1st. 19?5 Oy NU> In c , T M fttg U S Pat Off \ VE5... VlfHY, uncle PLATO? BUILDING LOT - 125'xl22’, 4541 or 649-3882. a.m. - 5 p.m. Juvenile furniture, Appliances, indoor, outdoor tion. 742-7900. JACKSTON AGENCY Zone A, good chance for infant’s and children’s clothes, Charles Ponticelli, 646-0800, fireplaces. Large lawn, parking Heating-Plumbing 35 646-1540. 646-1316 variance. Call 646-4843. JANITORIAL and Cleaning adult clothes, stove, and a lot area. Working adults only. No 1969 FORD GALAXIE 500 Evenings Service - Serving Manchester more. pets. Lease, deposit. 643-2880. wagon, automatic transmis­ THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA SEWERLINES, sink lines, CLEAN, furnished room, cen­ 649-6050 ° 649-8782 WOODSTOCK - Building lot area 18 years. Homes and of­ sion, power steering, excellent cleaned with electric cutters, trally located. Gentleman only. overlooking Lake Bungee. fices. 643-5747. ANTIQUE Roll Top Desk - $225, DUPLEX - four rooms, one condition, $1100. 228-3666 after 6 Loaded with huge hemlocks. A by professionals. McKinney wicker rocker, $25, mis­ Apply 2 Pearl Street or call 875- floor, security, middle-aged p.m. YOUR NEW, LITTLE ...S O O N , , J SALT BOX - Large, country Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ 3503. ALLEY OOP beautiful view. Tedford Real INDOOR AND Outdoor pain­ cellaneous dishes anq picture couple preferred, $165. 643-0345. ONE SH O U LD &E HOPE/ s o f a r 7 \ kitchen with built-ins and Estate, 647-9914. pany, 643-5308. frames, call 649-5996^ HERE AT zT H IS V I S I T ting - For free estimate, call fireplace, formal dining room, MANCHESTER - Unusual one- Trucks tor Sale 62 ARE WEA r HATE ...BUT r DON'T ANY I S A 643-0367 between 8 a.m. and 8 SIX ROOM COLONIAL- IV 2 -sr- double door spacious center en­ NO JOB too small, toilet bedroom Townhouse. Private "W " T S s H O M E? / t 'SAY it , T H IN K S O / TIM TOTAL Business Property 26 p.m. SEARS Kenmore electric baths, built-ins, stone patio, BORE trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 1947 CHEVY 3/4 ton stake body. • T \ V kO J ^ 1 . ORVILLE... repairs, plugged drains, kitchen range, excellent condition, $75; entrances and patio. Full base- flowering shrubs, one car at­ baths, 2-car garage, large lot. faucets replaced, repaired, rec ment. Includes heat, Powerful 5-speed transmission, .// AVAILABLE supervised day fireplace accessories, include tached garage, high 30’s. Call C. This home qualifies for $2,000 MANCHESTER - 10,000 square rooms, bathroom remodeling, appliances, carpeting and pool. good tires. Built-up springs. ■\3 care, with meals for your elder­ screen, grate, tools and an­ E. Lamson Agency 633-0227. tax credit. Philbrick Agency, foot brick industrial building, heat modernization, etc. Free $245 per month. Paul W. 643-2880. ly relative, while you go to dirons, $20; Powerkraft power Realtors. 646-4200. ground level and raised loading estimates gladly given. M & M Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Q work, shopping, visit a friend. saw, 7” with case, $15; SINGLE FAMILY - Five room docks. Own for $6. per foot in­ Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 643-4535. 1969 CHEVROLET pick-up. u Craftsman Scrool saw, $10; CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal cluding land. Move into your Call 649-2358 for information. Ranch, $225. per month plus $995. Repossession, SBM, 646- heavy duty Craftsman sabre deposit and others. Call 742-6519 dining room, fireplaced living own building for as cheap as Bargain Buys for Battered TOWNE Plumbing Service, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 1700. you can rent. City utilities. saw, $10; Signal junior 1/4” between 7:30-8:15 a.m. room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ Budget$...in the want ads. repairs, alterations, vanity drill, $5; two wood planes, $2; bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 age, immaculate condition, Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. cabinets a specialty. Call to baths, full basement, private Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 stand-up formica top bar, Business tor Rent 55 V06.9OO. Philbrick Agency, Painting-Papering 32 8:30 a m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- excellent condition, $15. Moving entrances and patio, includes <2, e Realtors, 646-4200. Real Estate Wanted 28 4056. heat, appliances, carpeting, and EXPERT bicycle rmairs, all McN«Mh im,4. soon, must sell. Call 646-1832. OFFICE For Rent - 953 Main e PAINTING - interior and air-conditioning. $290 per makes, models and speeds. 6-3 h v * . lac. RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, exterior, paperhanging, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - month. Paul W. Dougan, Street. Call 643-4846. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, ALL CASH for your property y. 1975 By NEA Inc 1 M Heg U S P>1 Oh handy location. $31,000. excellent work. References. All heating and plumbing Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. Manchester Bicyde Shop, 649- A l t l within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 OFFICES SPACES for rent on Philbrick Agency, Realtors, instant service. Hayes Agency, Free estimates. Fully insured. repairs plus remodeling. Call 2098. N 646-4200. Main Street in Manchester. W I N A T BRIDGE 646- 0131. Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. 643-1496 DOG-CAT boarding reser­ AVAILABLE June 1st both MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Ideal location for professional MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - vations. Combined inside/out- floors of new three bedroom, 2- BOLTON - over an acre of trees offices and ven! convenient to lowest rates available. v. WE WILL buy your house. Call PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing side runs, partitioned privacy, family, carpeting, dishwasher, H IG H E S T V and shrubs, included with this all facilities. Please call 646- Immediate binding. Exclusive anytime, Hutchins Agency, Five years experience. - Repairs and remodeling, germicidal lighting. Canine air-conditioning, separate O o y WAVE I seven room Cape, up to four 4100, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. NETRA Agent. Clarke In­ Realtors, 646-3166. Excellent references. Pete, 742- sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, drives. $275 per month, securi­ E V E R bedrooms, family room with 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. ly. Prompt service on emergen­ ty. Call 646-1379 after 6. surance Agency, 643-1126. ROPE! Manchester, 646-5971. NORTH Lancelot attacks hand boldly The bidding has been 3 fireplace, kitchen includes all SELLING your house? Call us cies. 643-7024. appliances, modestly priced at MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - AQJ first and we’ll make you A cash INSIDE - Outside painting, FOR SALE - Shetland sheep NEWER FIVE-room Duplex -1 OFFICE SPACE $45^000, Wolverton Agency for the past 10 years we have V973 West North East South offer. One day service. T. J. fe c ia l rates for people over 65. dog puppies. AKC registered. 1/2 baths, appliances included. FOR RENT Realtors, 649-2813. Flooring been the leading agency in the « J 10 5 2 It was equally simple for Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Fully insured. Estimates given. All shots. $150. Call 644-2052. $250 montnly. R eferences. 250 square feet, center of Lancelot the peerless looked Call 649-7863. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. area insuring motorcycles. Get «K743 over dummy with distaste. Lancelot to go right up with his W4.900 - POOL, patio and porch FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Manchester, air conditioning our rates before you ”rev” up. WEST EAST ace. He wanted to be able to Pass 3 4i Pass ? IMMEDIATE CASH for your F R E E - seven little kittens Dinadan, the worst player at in a clean conveninent Cape. (specializing in older floors). and parking. Call 643-9551. Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-1577. A 10 8 7 2 AK53 ruff his last spade in dummy You, South, hold: property. Let us explain our TEACHERS - Inflation fighters need good homes, blonde, 454 MAIN Street, second floor, 6-3 the square table, raised Avante Realty, 646-5461 or 646- - Save over 50% on quality Ceilings and inside painting. three rooms, heated, $160. V K V J 10 5 Lancelot every time he could. and a closing finesse might AKQ98SVA«A4«A9876 fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, beautifully marked, 643-1969. What do you do now? 2801. house painting. 16 years’ John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- Security, phone 646-2426, 9-5. 1974 SUZUKI T500 - $750. 875- JOMKJ- ♦ KQ 9 6 4 «873 make that impossible. 647- 1413. WP6CWA-/ But the peerless one wished A — Bid four notrump. You plan experience, insured, free es­ 2222. 8921. 4bA10 2 AQ965 that Dinadan had just a we^ bit IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC □ AUTOMOTIVE d to bid six clubs if your partner MAHCHESTER INSTANT cash for your home. timates. 643-1609. FIRST FLOOR - five room flat, IB SOUTH (D) 'more. The ace dropped the king, but registered, rated excellent by that was frosting on the cake. It shows no aces at all. OWNER SAYS ‘'SELL” Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & breeders. Raised in quiet, all appliances, fully carpeted, MUST SELL 1974 Suzuki, red, ♦ A964 □ MISC. FOR SALE 550cc, excellent condition, 6,800 just gave Lancelot an overtrick. four bedroom Colonial on Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 loving atmosphere. Call 633- basement storage with washer Autos For Sale 61 BY DICK CAVALLI V AQ 86 4 2 Then Lancelot went after the TODAY’S QUESTION miles. $1,000. Walter Green, Hollister St. Foyer, front to portunity. 649-5306. per roll. Experienced 5464. and dryer connections. ♦ A hand like he would go after a Your partner replies five tradesman. Call R. Articles tor Sale 41 Convenient to schools and shop­ 742-9062. 4i J 8 diamonds to show one ace. What do back living room with NEED CAR? Credit bad? I'm h o m e / WELL, I HOPE Y O U k E dragon or giant. He led a club Starkweather, 644-3194. ping. Call Mr. Peterman, 646- you do now? fireplace, dining room, MAY WE BUY your home? Bankrupt? Repossessed? HAFTV. ..YOU epDILED Both vulnerable toward dummy and went up ALUMINUM sheets used as 2912, 649-9404. Campers-Trallers Answer Tomorrow kitchen, screened porch, Quick, fair, all cash and no Boats-Accessorles 45 Honestt Douglas accepts lowest MY aURPRISE/ with the king after West played problems. Call Warren E. B.A.C. PAINTING CO. - Expert printing plates, .007 thick, down, smallest payments. Mobile Homes 65 low. The king held and the first aluminum siding, huge treed Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. workmanship. Residential - 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. West North East South dragon had been taken care of. 40 H.P. JOHNSON motor, con­ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. lot. Price reduced to $42,900. Commercial. Interior, exterior, Phone 643-2711. FOR SALE - Ideal vacation trols, tank, excellent condition, IM, > Answer to Previous Puzzle CASH FOR HOUSES - End yiray, brush, roll. Free VILUGER APARTMENTS vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel 1 V $170. Call 742-9423 after 6. 1970 CHEVROLET Belair - Next came the queen of Hodgepodge those home-selling worries. Let Estim ates. Reasonable. 646- NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Five-room townhouse apart­ Gold, 4-door, 53,000 miles, trailer, excellent condition. Pass 2 ¥ Pass 4 V o L D E f? N E W E R spades finesse. Lancelot P D s U P 1 N E us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps 5826. cents each. Inquire side door. excellent condition, $1,100. 742- Hardly used. Fully self- // Pass Pass Pass p F A F 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. ment, tiled baths, 2 alr- wanted to take it some time or 2 Jo in ed A R R 1 V E T R 1 p O D buy ourselves. We do you know. Manchester Evening Herald. contained, sleeps 8. Four- ACROSS REAL ESTATE CENTER Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- condltloners, wall-to-wall 8616, aftei; 8 742-9745. Opening lead - K ♦ other and this just might be his 3 Pigeon pea R 1 N S E S ■ E s Showings at your conveniswce. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom burner stove, 20 gallon propane r A M U 5 O R E L 8119. carpeting, full basement, only chance. 1 African region 4 High card N 6 4 6 -4 1 4 4 We need large and sm all decorating, interior painting, WE BUY and sell used fur­ 1971 FORD Country Squire Sta­ tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- 5 Arboreal A P O s E L B S s 1 heat, hot water, appliances. 6 Durations 1 T O O T R £ E FKCHEm&MAIini,MC., Realtors homes. Call without obligation! paper hanging, new ceilings, niture. Cash on the line. One tion wagon, $1,950. SBM glass windows, red/white/blue ho m e s S 1975 18 ft.SEA SPRITE, tri-hull, Adults only, no pets. <- By Oswald & James Jacoby The queen held and the se­ 11 Bridge holding c A E N P 1 S lA A V A 2B3 Main Street Mandiester Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or remodeling, exterior painting, piece or an entire housefull. Repossession. 64^1700. Colonial decor. Price includes: 12 Revokes a 6 Biblical weed R 140 horsepower, I/O,, with 6 cond dragon had bit the dust. A N T a U E M E T E 649-1922. gutters and leaders, carpentry. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 649*7620 hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, PIO= legacy 7 Dutch city u R R P R B S S hours. Call 872-8634. He led the jack of spades, 8 Regular (ab.) ft Fully insured. For estimates Main Street Rear, behind 1972 CHRYSLER IIPERIAL, mirrors, break-away brakes, 14 R om an A M A ■ F. A s 1 E R call 649-9658. _1L ? l97StyNtA UK TM Rn US Pit Oft ± L L covered with the ace, ruffed a officials (var.) 9 European A T E s T o R A C L. E HEBRON-BOLTDN Line - 7 Douglas Motor Sales. $2,395. fully loaded. Reposses­ and, if needed, electric brakes falcon N R SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL spade in dummy and led a 15 R em orse A D E 6 T E s E O room U&R Raised Ranch, □ MISC. SERVICES Garden Products 47 sion SBM, 646-1700. off car. Call 875-7782. 16 P illar to S m udg es R. B N T s S T A 6 B EXPERIENCED PAINTERS - CLEAN USED refrigerators, MANCHESTER GARDENS - trump. minutes to Manchester. Dead­ IT CAN Dis t r a c t a n 17 Goll gadget 11 Far o ff (com b, 15-20% off for senior citizens. ranges, automatic washers, two bedroom apartment in IN KARATE THE YELL fo rm ) 33 Spheres of 41 Parsonage end street. Mid 40’s. By owner. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent TRAVEL trailer 28’, self- 19 New Guinea 43 European river Free estimates. Call 742-8043. VEGETABLE Plants - Oakland beautiful country setting, walk IS AN im p o r t a n t s e l f ­ OPPONENT and Tighten 13 Saintes (ab.) action 3 646-5107. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s condition, dark green, recently contained, twin beds, air- se aport Services Ottered 31 Farms, Gleason Street. 649- to everything. $189.00 monthly, 34 Procurator of 45 South African Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- overhauled engine, asking $595, conditioned, full bath, will d e p e n SE TOOL. T—■ UP YOUR MUSCLES 20 Summer (Fr.) 18 A u ricle 7591. includes heat, hot water, S T A R GAT,7EIC*'QI 21 Combines Judea fox Building-Contracting 33 2171 21 Free nation 48 Whale (comb, CONTEMPORARY Raised SHARPENING Service - Saws, 429-3133. sacrifice. KOA Camp ground. By C L A Y R. P O LLA N ' 22 H its 35 Brythonic sea appliances. Supt., 646-0090. LlIR A (ab.) form ) Ranch - Large, modern kitchen knives, axes, shears, skates, Interstate 86 East, to exit 100, AC. ARIES 23 Flavor god /’y MAR. 21 J K Your Daily Adivily Cuidt 22 M ixes with pantry, formal dining rotary blades. Quick service. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - SCREENED LOAM - driveway 57 VW, DUNE Buggy, $500 in­ take 44, 5 miles east to Moose 25 Run away to 37 Czech village 49 Musical Antiques 48 THREE ROOM Apartment - se­ According lo lha Start. 24 Biblical destroyed in syllable room with built-ins, living room Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Remodeling, repairing, ad­ gravel, processed gravel, sand, vested, needs work, $100 or best Meadow Road, West 19 ga rd e n w ed cond floor, nice condition, good '■>^^37-X-70 To develop message for Wednesday, 42-43-51-64i 1942 51 Alabama (ab.) with cathedral ceiling and St., Manchester. Hours daily ditions, rec rooms, porches and stone and fill. George H. Grif- offer. Call 647-9895 after 6. Willington, Conn. read words corresponding to numbers 26 Changes the 27 Guido’s note WANTED Antique furniture, neighborhood, heat included, 72-73-74 I 29 Genus of 38 T hralls 52 P oetic fieldstone fireplace from floor 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ roofing. No job too small. Call fing, Andover, 742-7886. of your Zodiac birth sign. g u a rd 39 Unfettered coniraclion 649-3144. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or $1M per month. Call 646-0156. y f TAURUS SCORPIO 28 Mouth part grasses to ceiling, redwood paneling, day, 7:304. 643-7958. Automotive Service 1 Action 31 Or 61 Complex 66 APR. 20 OCT. 2 3 ^ 30 Fairy lort 9 four bedrooms, 2 ful.‘ull baths,.____ „ SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury other antique items. R. 2 Romance 32 Dissolve 62 Situotions 1 i 3 r - 5 6 7 8 10 CARPENTRY - Repairs, above ground pool distributor Harrison, 643-8709. ONE BEDROOM heated apart­ I ^ MAT 20 31s 33 May 63 Aside NOP. 2 1 ^ 31 Siouan Indian large family room with ^lilW ^A^G burns, holes. 64 Some 32 Lawyer (ab.) 13 ment on the Green, $140. IY30-33-50-53 4 Under 34 Now l2-15-17-32,fi.„. 11 12 fireplace, den or library, 5 ZippersTumbrellas repaired. remodeling, additions, garages, needs warehouse space. Will 5 Excitirrg 35 This 65 Hoppy 33 Petition COLLECTOR wishes to Adults, security required. Call -42 39-40-81-82'^ sliding glass doors, 2 large Window shades, Venetian roofing. Call David Patria, 644- sell and completely install a 6 A 36 Phono 66 Purse 36 Lampreys 14 15 643-2455. COMPLETE GM BUZZ SAWYER GIMINI 7 Timely 37Doy 67‘Doy SAGITTARIUS decks, 2-car garage, large lot. 1796. huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool purchase older oriental rugs. 39 Cooks in deep blinds. Keys. TV for rent. O MAY 21 8 Should 38 Is 68 Attempting Will top any real offer. Please la t 16 17 18 19 $68,500. Philbrick Agency, Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. complete with fencing, 9 News 39 Business 69 Novel NOY- » .M FIVE ROOMS first floor, 20 40 Printing Realtors, 646-4200. WES ROBBINS carpentry sundeck, filter and pump. Now call after 6 p.m. 646-4344. j 10 Be 40 Or 70 Fovoroble DEC. 21 ^ 1 middleage couple, stove, ^ a p p r e c ia t e all the IMFORMATIOHjSAWVER. WE'RE AMD I THOUGHT IT „- T ^ ^ T U C K E R , HAVE MISH AMD SNVOER 20 21 23 remodeling sp ecialist. Ad­ only $795. Full price financing REPAIRS S 7-11-13 11 Development 41 This 71 For 14-16-20-21^ m easure s RAD Pool Service, pumping, refrigerator, garage, and heat, R U 7 GOES AHD I AGREE IT WOULD SEVEi?f AWKWARD CHANGIMG \ WISE TO HIDE PEARL I . BROUGHT IN FOR QUESTIONING . '56-57-46 12 You 42 Don't 72 Mistokes 42 Island (Fr.) available. Call Tony collect, ANY QUANTITY of furniture, 25-44-46 26 27 HEBRON - Eight room U&R cleaning, patching, filter and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, lu ------THE CA'SE SMALIS/'AT MRS. I D t A . ri_|_-fys,L^ TO THE SIRL IN THE 13 Could 43 Moke 73 Over 44 Unit ol 24 25 paintings, brass, china, steins, no pets. Cali 643-5555. ■TO THE FORA LEFT-HANDED MAM TO SHOOT U lM - CANCIR CAPRICORN Built Raised Ranch. Im­ pump service. 742-8352. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 203-232-6500. • COLLISION 14 Friends 44 Con't 74 Again re lu ctance f r o m \ LAWTON'S WHILE ^MORNING. JUNE 21 28 29 30 maculate throughhut, one acre 649-3446. or collector items. Purchase or POLICE SELF IN THE RIGHT TEMPLE is Con 45 Hove 75 For DEC. 45 Brazilian 3 1/2 ROOM apartment with i 6 Moke 46 Keep 76 Romance DARK RICH lodm, five yards auction. 644-8962. WITH HIS SUICIDE-TO I M ISM IS AT LAR6E. | JULY 22 JAN, m acaw plus corner lot. In the Forties. LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics heat, hot water, cooking gas, • MECHANICAL 17 Successfully 47 Is 77 Or : ; ; 4 31 32 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, THEORY HOMICIDE. Q v 5- 9-27-29 78 Your 2- 3- 4-24 46 Father (coll.) Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. and cellars cleaned. For free stove, refrigerator, wall-to-wall WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS 18 You 48 To new homes custom built, gravel, and stone 643-9504. THAT SAM -3 6 -8 0 ^ 19Moy 49 A 79 Unusual 26-28-34 47 Makes into law 33 34 35 36 37 38 estimates, call 647-9610 any carpet, $175, first floor, central­ so Run 80 Respond 50 Indigenous remodeled, additions, rec CARS AND TRUCKS LEO 20 Promises AQUARIUS A REAL CHARMER time. 49 LAWTON 21 They 51 The 81 Personal , 53 Diners 40 41 43 Wanted to Buy ly located, adults only, no pets, *6enu/ne P a rts JAN. 20 39 rooms, garages, kitchens SWIMMING POOLS - Famous .WAS 22 Token -52 Harmonious 82 Obstacles 54 Butcher's Lovely older Colonial in quiet es­ security deposit required. Call 83 Ideos tablished residential neighborhood. COLLEGE BOY will do yard remodeled, bath tile, cement Coleco guaranteed luxur Factory Trelnad Machanica ROBBED iSLaAUG. 22 23 On 53 Into FEI. I I g a dget 44 4$ ANTIQUE furniture, old 643-9678. 24 An 54 Day 84 Quickly Three or 4 bedrooms, formal dining above ground swimming poo! - - - work, has several years of work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ I. And f>42-54-59.68 55 A 85 Romontic 1 8 10 2 2 / 0 55 Bristles room, loads of closets, 2-car garage. musical instruments, dolls, 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 25 Possibly so 51 52 tial or commercial. Call 649- completely installed. Huge 5J/69-77-79-83 56 Benefit 86 Certoin 23-55-87-89'^ 56 Alleviates 47 48 49 Owner transferred. A nice buy in Uie experience, and most equip­ clocks, statues. Almost THREE ROOMS, with heat, hot MURDERED! 26 Ominous ment including, mower, truck,, 4291. 16’x31’ O.D. complete with CALL 648-6464 VIRGO 27 By 57 Your 87 Good PISCES anything old. Call anytime, 646- water, lights, stove, 58 Some 88 Ventures 53 54 filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, Y / , AUG. 23 28 Cloud chain saw etc. No job too big or 1882, 646-2690. refrigerator, parking, $168, 29 Moil 59 For 89 Thing DOWN JACKSTON AGENCY too small. Call 649-3761. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone sundeck, fencing and stairs. On­ t ' / ' I SEPT. q2 30 You 60 Set 90 Desires MAR. 20' 55 56 available immediately, first 3 649*1316 walls, fireplaces, flagstone ly, $689. Full price. Financing ,18-19-45-48 41-47-49-65(