PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., June 26, 1975 “Two Bills Signed HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. signed by Mrs. Grasso holds of interest. Ella T. Grasso has signed bills that membership in the authori The governor has signed 439 allowing public housing tenants ty while living in a public bills and vetoed four since iianri|Mtpr if iimng leralh to sit on local housing housing project is not a conflict taking office last January. authorities and Requiring higher CATHOLIC BURIAL MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 228 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE: HETEEN CENTS . a insurance coverage for Manchester—A City of Village Charm V fireworks displays. It makes good sense for families to own cemetery Another measure signed into property before it is needed. law by the governor will make You can spare your family distress and financial COBGITATIONS towns in which a person worry by selecting a burial site now. becomes destitute responsible y i for the welfare payments. 85 East Center-St.i Gandhi Takes Under previous laws the at Summit St. SAINT JAMES CEMETERY In the days when oil and coal the ore cannot compete with now, but the old abandoned benefits were paid by the town Wide Powers FBI Arrests Pair 368 Broad Street mines have afforded 0. C. stoves had windows, they were richer deposits in other places. in which the person had lived WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI Manchester, Connecticut Cobalt is used for the old many enjoyable hours of most of the time in the past two fitted with what was generally Phone 646-3772 NEW DELHI (UPI) — Prime Minister known as isinglass or thin mica. fashioned blue color in dishes. exploring. years. Indira Gandhi has assumed virtually ab- Ml It was transparent and could It was shipped by sailing vessel Old Connecticut maps are Persons with contracts or DAISEYS ....bunch n . 3 9 solute power in India, jailing hundreds of stand high temperature without to Holland for that purpose sprinkled with so called lead financial interests in public political opponents and imposing press -!MI' ¥ OPEN ’tit 9 P.M. THURS., FRt.-’NITESI As Spies for USSR breaking as would glass. Of many years ago. It cannot be and silver mines. Some housing projects had been censorship in the world’s largest course, it was mined and the m in^ profitably in Connecticut prospects found a trade. banned from sitting on the democracy. was recruited to spy for the Soviet Union, thick chunks (called "books") housing authorities. The law Government spokesmen said 676 per- ^ - WASHINGTON (UPI) - FBI agents Paskalian of New York formerly lived in he was sent to the United States in the which could be split into thin sons were arrested in the lightning-fast today arrested two men on charges of Soviet Armenia, Kelley said. He said summer of 1971 with instructions to meet sheets of large area were much spying in this country for the Soviet Union, Paskalian told investigators he first came crackdown but opposition leaders put the with Petros Petrosyan, an alleged Soviet sought after. figure as high as 3,500. - fTi .a. the Justice Department announced. to the United States in 1968 as a visitor When a pocket of large books FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley said after being recruited in the Soviet Union intelligence agent, a.’, a prearranged ad Mrs. Gandhi, who declared a two-month , dress in the Queens section of New York. was lound, blasting was stopped Sarkis 0. Paskalian, 36, was arrested in as a spy in 1962. state of emergency across India \ ^ The affidavit said he was told to contact and hand work with pick and New York City and Sahag K. Dedeyan, 41, Dedeyan, of Rockville, was identified as Thursday, said the arrests were necessary - Dedeyan, a distant relative of Paskalian shovel was resorted to, to avoid was arrested in Rockville, Md. a former employe of Operations to combat a "widespread conspiracy” that and develop a close relationship in order breaking them. There were Research, Inc. of Silver Spring, Md., the threatehed the nation’s internal security. to obtain secret information. sizeable piles of refuse near the Most of those jailed had led demands for . i m H N | / ^ A criminal complaint and an FBI FBI said. The FBI said he was an agent’s affidavit filed with a federal judge The affidavit said Dedeyan had mines composed of small Mrs. Gandhi’s resignation following her associate mathematician at the Applied I in New York charged Paskalian with con prepared a classified study entitled, pieces mixed with broken white conviction two weeks ago on charges of | 1 Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins spiracy to gather classified national “Vulnerability Analysis; U.S. Reinforce quartz and feldspar. corrupt campaign practices. ' University at Silver Spring from 1 ^ to defense information to aid a foreign coun ment of NATO.” The affidavit said O.C. remembers several After the crackdown, similar to the \ ^ September, 1973. try. Paskalian photographed this document in abandoned mica mines where mass arrests ordered by Mrs. Gandhi last Kelley said both organizations are Dedeyan’s Rockville home in March, 1973, he could find books three or year to break a nationwide rail strike, the A criminal complaint and agent’s af fidavit filed with a U.S. magistrate in engaged in secret work under contract for with a camera provided by Eduard B. more inches wide and up to an government’s chief information officer Baltimore, Md., charged Dedeyan with the Defense Department and Dedeyan had Charchyan. inch thick and the scrap piles, said the situation was “generally peaceful failing to report illegal photographing of top secret clearance. Charchyan served as a third secretary probably more with a shovel. throughout the country.” , national defense information. The Soviet Embassy in Washington had for the Soviet mission to the United He only used a stick found near But he said there had been some cases of ^ Kelley said both defendants are natives no comment. Nations from October, 1971, to May, 1974, by. demonstrators taking to the streets to | [ | Ijjjk ^ of Lebanon. The FBI affidavits said after Paskalian the affidavit said. When electricity came into protest the government action. In greater use. there was an in Ahmedebad, capital of the west coast j V o t i ; H c Call CollcCt creasing demand for mica as an state of Gujarat, police fired tear gas to insulator. There is plenty of small pieces of mica for nffinps Collector of Revcnue Jambs A. Turek looks on as Town Manager Robert making washers and other operated normally and there were no Weiss and Justice of P eace Mary E Fletcher sign 9 rate bill, as required by Grasso Shifts Road Funds small shapes, but the supply of reported demonstations. Government state law. It authorizes Turek to collect 1975-76 taxes on behalf of the town, large sheets in natural books orders prohibited carrying firearms. The tax levy for the fiscal year beginning Tuesday is 50.65 mills to the could not satisfy the demand. shouting slogans and holding public General Fund (up to 1.35 m ills), 6 mills to the Town Fire District (up 0.30 First the Westinghouse Co. meetings or demonstrations in the capital, m ill) and 12 m ills to the Special Downtown Taxing District (no change). The To Use for Mass Transit and then others began to make The government closed international Eighth U tilities District, which levies its own taxes for fire protection and large sheets out of small ones. telephone and telex lines at noon Thursday sewer service adopted a 4 m ills tax rate at its annual meeting Wednesday system between Interstate 84 in East After the small books were but restored them about eight hours later jg a 1.5 m ills increase over 1974-75. (Herald photo by Dunn) HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. transportation are vital if automobile use separated into thin pieces, they after imposing censorship of outgoing Grasso today announced the reallocation is to be reduced to save energy and curb Hartford and Interstate 291 in South Wind were dropped in the top of a news copy. ___ of $300 million allocated for interstate air pollution.” sor. tower. As they floated down, Among those arrested was Jayaprakash ¥ „ „ * '^17 ^ J \¥/’ 1¥ Klirb highway projects in the Hartford area to The funds will come from withdrawing She also recommended the substitution they were coated by a sprayed Narayan, 72, a respected Mohandas J ^ c l . 8 1 ' t T v f J l A v l t t d .1 . ¥ A be spent on mass transportation and portions of Interestate 86 and 291 from the of Rt. 66 between Interstate 84 in fog of a binder similar to Gandhi-style leader whose “peaceful -g-v • • l specific highway improvements. Interstate highway system. Cheshire and Interstate 91 in Meriden. ' The governor recommended withdrawal The specific mass transit projects will shellack. revolution” has been gaining strength in ¥ O ¥50 UCCOllllTllSSlOriCCl Mrs. Grasso said $200 million would go of; be recommended as part of a five-year When the sheet at the bottom recent months. for mass transit and $100 million for —Interstate 86 between Interstate 91 in state Department of Transportation tran had build up to a desired highway improvements. thickness it was put between after T e P r e s s e d ''a ‘"JaHy 10°000 GROTON (UPI) - The end of an era is tablished an all-time record in the rescue Wethersfield and Interstrate 84 in sit program. Recommendations also will hot plates in a powerful press. alter ne aaoressea a y , ,,ignaipa todav with the scheduled decom- of 29 American aviators from the sea. Mrs. Grasso said the specifics of the Manchester. be included in a parallel study of long- The large sheets that resulted followers and urged “the army pol^e and tee 'Ugrone the lasrsute Today’s ceremony is the third decom- mass transportation plan will be detailed —Interstate 291 between Interstate 84 in range land use and transportation being could be cut and formed into S r T e T c o 3 e 7 5 l e g " a r ’ ^ ^ marine to have serv^ in ’world War II, missioning for the Tigrone. It was first in a report in August and she hopes that Farmington and Interstate 91 in Windsor. developed for the Hartford area. any shape wanted. Probably the order they consider eg . Clagamore, the only other diesel taken out of duty in 1946 but in 1948 was sufficient planning can be accomplished to —Rt. 15 as an interstate route between “Action now will provide needed jobs size and quality of mica that sub still in the Atlantic fleet. recommissioned as a radar picket. It was qualify the state for federal mass transit Interstate 91 in Hartford and Interstate 84 and capital funding to meet mass transit can be used now can be T • 1 rT 3 1 More than 4(X) persons, many of them decommissioned again in 1957 but put back funds. in East Hartford. Improvements to the needs of the Hartford urbanized area,” produced elsewhere more ¥US1C10 ¥ OClclV former submarine men, were expected to to work in 1962. “The people of our state need mass tran stretch of Rt. 15 can be obtained from she said. Mrs. Grasso outlined the economically than from the * witness tee event at a 2 p.m. ceremony at The Tigrone and the Clagamore will be sit systems in operation as soon as other sources. recommendations in a letter to Norbert T. Area Profile ...... Page 7 pj^j. 3^ gj y g j,,avai submarine Base. towed to the Philadelphia Naval Yard to several mines O.C. knew near possible,” Mrs. Grasso said. “Efficient Mrs. Grasso recommended the substitu Tiemann, federal highway administrator. Manchester. Gardening with Atwood...... Page 5 'pjja ’pjgrone barely made the war. Its await an unknown future. Lt. Cmdr. and attractive forms of rail and bus tion of U.S. 5 as part of the Interstate Before larger and richer Dear Abby...... Page 6 keel was laid May 8, 1944, at the James W. Philbrick, captain of the mineral deposits were found in Directors agenda...... Page 7 Portsmouth, N.H., Naval Yard. It was Tigrone.who supervised plans for the later prospected parts ot the Gardner continues figh t...... Page 16 launched July 20 and reported to the decommissioning, said the vessel meets country, our local hills and Herald Angle...... Page 8 Pacific fleet in December. fhe standards set 30 years ago but not valleys were searched Moriartv’s win again ...... Page 9 I" fbe waning days of the war, the fbose higher standards made for modern FBI Men in Battle Dress thoroughly. Prospecting signs Legion loses Page 9 Tigrone sank a Japanese lugger and es- nuclear submarines. aic everywhere if one hunts for The Weather them. There is copper at Seek Killers of Agents Highland Park and Granby but Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday, Guild Assembling Replica becoming more humid. Lows tonight in the 50s and highs Saturday in the upper OGLALA, S.D. (UPI) — Four carloads slain in a gun battle while trying to serve 70s. Outlook for Sunday: Mostly cloudy of rifle-carrying FBI agents in battle dress an arrest warrant. and humid with highs around 80. spread out through the hills of the Pine One Indian also was shot and killed SOCIAL Ridge Sioux Indian reservation today, Thursday in tee gunfire which erupted Of First Piano Made in U.S. searching for the killers of two agents around a house in this tiny hamlet in SECURITY southwest South Dakota. ’The FBI men had entered the 3,0(X)-square-mile reservation tie doing, and Robinson admits his efforts OIL USED By THE PENSKE By BETTY RYDER With bygone years as their theme, Chris to serve a warrant charging assault with a were met, at times, with some resistance. Robinson of 183 Oak St., a .self-employed deadly weapon and kidnaping, the FBI piano technician, and other guild After much research, Robinson located Q. 1 understand that when Inspired by the nostalgia of the United Dual Kissinger Role said. a person accepts Social Securi States Bicentennial observance, members members have undertaken the project of a piano built in 1775 in Pennsylvania by The FBI today denied earlier reports John Behrent which is housed at the ty retirement benefits at 62 his of the Connecticut Chapter of the Piano building a replica of the first known piano that described the shooting of the agents LQZ.(iar)946U Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. benefit is reduced. But, I heard Technicians Guild decided to become in made in this country. Criticized by Panel as an ambush. ’The office of Gov. Richard “The piano bears the name ‘John recently that it goes back to the volved. To find a model for the project took a lit- Kneip said the agents were dragged from Sellers,’ the manufacturer, but the work is full amount at age 65. Is that WASHINGTON (UPI) - A blue-ribbon House complex where he would have easy their cars and shot up to 15 to 20 times right'' attributed to Behrent although there is no with automatic weapons. But an FBI documentary proof that it is actually his presidential commission says the White access to the President. Day-to-day CIA A. .No. If a person decides to House adviser on national security should activities would be run by the deputy CIA source said that they were not lured from retire at age 62 and takes the work,” Robinson said. their car, and were shot outside of it. “I wrote several letters to the institute not in the future also hold a cabinet post. director. reduced monthly benefit, the The report, being submitted to Presi It calls for better control of covert “We do not know if they were alive when benefit amount won't change at asking for permission to see tee piano. It they were shot in the head,” the FBI of took all of six months till they finally said dent Ford today, criticizes Henry operations, which it defines as “activity age 65 However, some people abroad intended not to gather intelligence ficial said. we could come down to study the piano,” Kissinger’s dual role as national security who retire at 62 later return to affairs adviser to the President and but to influence events.” But it said toat A reporter seeking to return to the work. In that case, the benefit he said. shooting scene — a house protected by The invitation was worth waiting for and secretary of state. Kissinger has insisted without some such operations the United could be higher later. —with President Ford’s approval —on States would be “at a dangerous disadvan bunkers similar to those used by the 1973 Q. When my children Robinson and a few other guild members retaining both roles. tage.” occupiers of the nearby village of graduated from high school, I went to Washington. Not only did they Wpunded Knee — was told by a senior of view the piano, but the institute let them The report is based on a study by a com went back to work. I plan to mission appointed by President Nixon and A draft chapter of the report deaiing ficial, “I don’t think it would be worth retire at 62. .My husband will be completely dissemble it. with intelligence, recently seen by UPI, your life.” Anyone moving along a “We made our own blueprints of each Congress in 1972 on reoganization of 66 then. Will I get retirement foreign affairs. The panel is headed by said the National Security Council roadway was an object of suspicion. benefits based on my husband's piece, took every measurement, and then Intelligence Committee and the so-called rebuilt the 200-year old piano at the in retired Ambassador Robert Murphy. work record or my own? Sources said the report recommends 40 Committee, both headed by Kissinger, A. You may be eligible for stitute, Robinson said. both were relatively inactive in their roles The Lottery “We are making ours authentic down to replacement of CIA director William reduced monthly retirement of overseeing intelligence activities. the last nail, without any manufactured Colby with a non-career official, proposes benefits on your own work changing the name of the CIA to the Ford was meeting today with his The winning numbers in the Connecticut record.' as well as your parts,” he said. energy-economic advisers and the lottery drawn last night are 47 red 839. ’The Robinson, who is chairman of the Foreign Intelligence Agency and moving husband's. You can't collect the office of the director to the White National Security Council. five-digit bonus number was 28145. both bcnelits, but you'll always CAM2'motor oil was designed Now it's available to you. And “That’s why we use CAM2. project, has completed the bully rail and receive the higher of the two some of the cabinet work. amounts. for passenger cars. Yet the PensKe to introduce it, we’re making this And regardless of where we race, “The piano has been shipped to Ivoryton Racing Team has used it for six years special offer of one quart free when it’s the only oil we use.’’ where guild members will complete Q. I w ill be 65 in a few months different phases of the reproduction,” he Grasso To Name Blue Ribbon Panel and ready to retire. I am also and 60,000 race-engine'miles with you buy four. CAM2. It’s one of the ways to said. going to move out of state out a failure. Ca m 2 is the first successful stay ahead. “We are keeping our fingers crossed shortly alter I retire. Should I that we can have it completed by August To Probe Nursing Home Finances wait until after I move to apply multigrade motor oil ever certified So come in now and get one or September,” Robinson said. for Social Security retirement The object of the project, he explained, by the U.S. Auto Club for champion quart free when you buy four. were told early this year nursing home Those funds, if Mrs. Grasso approves bcnelits'' is to make the piano available to musical HARTFORD (UPI) - A blue-ribbon chains had the expertise to “pad” their them, now would go the panel, the sources ship racing. And it meets and and historical groups which can use the panel, possibly with experts on financial reports of operating costs, used by the A. No. You should apply .6 piano in their own Bicentennial programs. manipulation available, will be named said. surpasses all API and auto manu state to establish daily patient rates. The sources said the panel would months bclore you reach 65. “It will be more than just a piece of fur soon to investigate Connecticut nursing The Medicare and Medicaid programs made up of Cohen and his cochairman in h'or your Social Security retire facturers’ warranty requirements. niture, and we (the guild) may eventually homes, especially those owned by large last year pumped $70.3 million into the Public Health and Safety Committee, ment bcnelits and your work out some programs of our own.” chains. “You don’t put a $100,000 Now Connecticut nursing^ homes, and the Sen. Anthony Ciarlone, D-New Haven; two Medicare coverage. Then as Robinson, who has lived in Manchester Sources said Thursday the panel will be Welfare Department estimated the representatives of the Legislative soon ;is V'Mj know your new ad car into a million-dollar race,’’ says two years with his wife and two children, formed by Gov. Ella T. Grasso but its dress. notify any Social Securi use the payments would rise to $81 million by the Program Review Committee; Welfare especially enjoys working on harp probe may exclude the state Health Roger Penske, end of this year. Commissioner Edward H. Maher; a ty olfice sichords. He is currently working on one Department, which regulates Connec Q Ever ' gh 1 am 66 years The Penske Racing Team Mark Donohue. Driver; Roger Penske. Plans for the blue ribbon panel —with member of the rate-setting Hospitals and Owner; Earle MacMullan. Chief Mechanic; Bobby Allison. Driver “unless you’re oil the Penske for Trinity College and says it should be ticut’s 220 nursing homes. The department old. I am working full time. four to six members —grew out of the Health Care Commission and perhaps one finished this summer. has been criticized for allegedly failing to My Iriends t ud me that I should convinced every legislators’ request for state funds to look lay person. Team uses. As for his career with which he seems enforce the regulations. find out ' 'vjut Social Security into financial manipulation. product you well pleased, he said, “The best way to Still to be decided was whether the panel Several nursing home employes retiremeri' bcnelits Should 1 do f i i would get state funds to hire an The subcommittee of the Public Health use will really do learn it is to work as an apprentice for a and Safety Committee had restrict^ the testified during the legislative hearings this wheti I'm still working? shop. I attended Ohio Wesleyan Universi experienced staff needed to unravel the A. Yes. F’or several reasons. scope of its four-month investigation to that they always knew a week in advance the job. ty, and later got into piano tuning and complicated financial arrangements of of visits by the Health Department's in Even though you are still chain-owned nursing homes, the sources the quality of care offered by the homes. mechanics in New York City. Chairman Rep. Morris Cohen, D- spectors, which are supposed to be unan working, you might be eligible The guild members are proud of their said. for more Social Socurity Bloomfield, wanted the subcommittee to nounced. i project. And, who knows, come fall we Mrs. Grasso was expected to announce At the end of its inquiry, the panel will checks. It all depends on your soon the composition of the panel and the look into the industry’s finances during the may hear the sound of Bicentennial music summer, and he asked Mrs. Grasso for file a report that would be used as the earnings. And. you could be Chris Robinson of Manchester works on a reproduction of a 1775 piano which played on a piano similar to the one our scope of the investigation, the sources itiissing out on valuttblc protec $25,000 to hire staff experienced in finan basis for nursing home legislation to be is being constructed by members of the Connecticut Chapter of Piano forefathers listened to hundreds of years said. taken up in the 1976 session. tion from tiiedicarc insurance. Available at King’s. Legislators investigating the industry cial inquests. Technicians Guild for the Bicentennial celebration. (Herald photo by Dunn) ago. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 27. 1975. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 27, 1975- PAGE THREE NATIONAL WEATHIR SERVICE FORECAST I® 7AM EST 7 5 MANCHESTER Tickets Available 3 a 2 4 29.77 ,30XK> Ordination Rites Set HOSPITAL NOTES For Testimonial [12;^lTHEATRES e a s t NORWICH (UPI) - The the Most Rev. Louis E. Reservations for the July 23 •RATTLC testimonial for retiring Roman Catholic Diocese of Gelineau, bishop of Providence, OVER 50 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI Homestead St.; Robert Moore, Manchester Police Capt. TV TONIGHT ( b o s t o n Norwich has announced that since 1972. He is a Providence Discharged Wednesday: l l Msgr. Daniel P. Reilly will be native. Francis Salewski, 37 Main St., 115'“Wells St.; Marie Weldon, George McCaughey are now Co-consecrators will be the Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland; being accepted, its organizers CUNT EASTWOOD WAIT DISNEY ordained as the third bishop of South Windsor; Angela PfIOOUCTIONS' Most Rev. Vincent J, Hines, Chiasson, Hartford; Elizabeth Chungsun OQuendo, 87 French said today. BANTLY OIL CO. THE EIGED SANCTION 6:00 the Eastern Connecticut diocese ur^TTi ■ Jg. Chico & the M an ...... 20-22-30 4 E W V O R K whom Msgr. Reilly succeeds, Rd, Bolton; Donaleen Waugh, There are a limited number News...... 3-8-22-30 on Wednesday, Aug. 6. Schultz, East Hartford; Robert • 24 Hour Emergency Service Wall Street W eek...... 24-57 and Bishop Gelineau.. Marcham, 275 South St., Cemetery Rd., Rockville; of tickets available for the Bewitched ...... 5 The 3 p.m. ceremony will be • Burner Sales & Service t o M k h 9:00 at the Cathedral of St. Patrick Rockville; Emily Brown, 88 Priscilla Tilley, Merrow Rd., event, scheduled for Willie’s The Untouchables ...... 9 Steak House, 444 Center St. The • Clean Heating Oils The Odd Couple ...... 8-40 ¥ /If with the Most Rev. John F. The bishop-designate said >Pak St.; Helen Twigg, 115 Coventry; Debora Hickey, Suf- H fg O fW u tf Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 •AN FRANCISCO Billy Graham Sermon...... 18 d e n v c r L Whealon, archbishop of Hart Aug. 6 was chosen as the date Carpenter Rd.;.Evelyn Seaton, field; Gary Silverman, 142 ticket price is ?10 per person. TECHNICOLOR’ r'" The Honeymooners...... 20 649-4595 The Rockford Files .. , 20-22-30 2 A for his ordination and installa East Hartford; Theresa Corso, Benedict Dr., South Windsor; Reservations may be made Electric Company...... 24-57 ford, serving as the principal Cali Us For Your Homo Heating Masterpiece Theatre___24-57 consecrator. tion ceremonies because on the East Hartford; Stephen John Gallic, Laurel Ridge Rd., with Edward Tomkeil, town Bonanza...... 40 clerk, at the Municipal And Air Conditioning Hoods... 9:30 Bishop-designate Reilly, 47, same date in 1953 the Norwich Farnham, 527 Graham Rd., Tolland; Dorothy Donegan, l/.Tt/s/'/W(/ ‘'D i i w in MATINEE DAILY COS AN6ELES Building, or with Police Lt. 6:30 M ovie...... 3 has served as vicar general to Diocese was established. South Windsor. East Hartford; Joseph Hilinski, SMOWTIMf - "TW aonciir Richard Sartor at the police FMDAT 1:15 0W.T News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Comedy Pilot ...... 8-40 Also, Sharon Soucie, 64 110 South Adams St. UnmOAT l;ts-12:00 MIDNieHT station. NOWaw T S : • Fk 423-4441 MM.4WII.-mt. 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Reg. . “ Week in R eview ...... 24-57 I 4 6 9 1 2 1 - PLUS - Victory at Sea ...... 3 Manchester Parking Authority 999 439 Manchester Grange will con NOTICE! #8104 15.99 8:30 M ovie...... 5 expires Monday, has been reap Caldor Theraform ■ “ AUCE’S duct a bake sale Saturday : 7 0 m Merv Griffin Show...... 5 2:00 CLOSED FOR VACATION pointed to another five-year The Living W ord...... 18 beginning at 10 a.m. at Grange Reg. RESTAURANT' WUDGNEY M ovie...... 8 Hall, Olcott St. term. Gorman is chairman of Cordless Grass Shear 5 GALS. 1 G.E. Flashcubes 1 Bottle the Parking Authority. 8.99 LT. ROBIN' 3:30 Makes trimming almost V HI-POWER FLASH oflOO Young Marines of In announcing the reappoint 2 . 3 ® > [K TH A R im b CRUSOE.aSM M ovie...... \ ...... 8 JUNE 30 lun! Battery charger 1 CUBES CUBES X-MAGICUBES I ICCNTCNNIAL 5:15 Manchester will meet tonight ment, Town Manager Robert Included. #8280 DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 at 7 at the Marine Home, WILL RE-OPEN JULY 14 Weiss told Gorman, “I know Blacktop Applicator ^ ^4 Caldor Vitamin E ,4ooiu VWIM KVMI ACTS M ovie...... ( ...... 8 Reg. 14.99 1 3 9 Parker St. ____ you have served in this role well B ru s h , Reg Z ^ ^- EASl W N O m Only on cable and hope that you will find it 8 9 " 8 9 ' Bottle The youth of Emanuel ■------2.19 DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 New York City Chaiinels 5 possible to continue rendering Convertible Lona Handle OflOO FOR 7 f ® o Lutheran Church will have a TechSeal Crack Filler. Rea 2 MANCHESTER and 9 are seen exclusively by CAVEY’S this sevice to our town.” picnic Saturday from 10 a.m. to Cordless Grass Shear DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A subscribers to Greater Hart 45 E. CENTER ST. • MANCHESTER 4 p.m. at Wickham Park. More ford CATV, Manchester cable Use m hand or attached ______IT’S BACK!!! information may be obtained by television. to long handle. Battery M TONITE!!! calling Dave Alvord at the charger included. #8290 Caldor For Pools and Pool Chemicals Our Lowest Prices of the Year! church office or 647-1035. SPECIAL PURCHASE! Mayor’s Hours Reg. 24.88 X CHARLTON HESTON (PQ) X 7-Power X35mm rRAQUEL WELCH-MICHAEL YORK CHILDREN OUT OF SCHOOL Mayor John W. Thompson THEATER W5 W 0 % / W MIr's.OFF List Price Binoculars THE “THE 4 MUSKETEERS” Wouldn’t You Llho To will conduct office hours Satur SCHEDULE Swim At A Pool? day from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Rectangular Wagon Grill Aluminum RE-UT. TdS-MS; UT. WT. 2 PJL Manchester Municipal Safety 1 7 6 4 EXORCIST SW 2-4:3$-7-l-J$ / MANCHESTER Building. Ladder UA East 1 — "Jaw s” 7:20- Thompson said he welcomes Cheval de Frise was a por 9:40 attendance by individuals and 1 ^ 4 0 Our Reg. 26.99 table obstacle used to stop COUNTRY CLUB R A N T X Our Reg. ■ MANY UA East 2 — “Eiger Sanc ASSORTED cavalry, and close gaps in for groups. 19.99 ■ ■ Terrific buy on tion" 7:35-9:50 STYLES PLUS tifications during the SWIMMING Vritouched fo r fine food and Almotphere 4 position adjustable firebox; Sand binoculars with UA East 3 — “Night Moves” Filter center focus; CIURLES BRONSON DON SUTHERLAND Revolutionary War. It was ASSOCIATION Choice of Over 20 Delicious Entrees tapered steel legs, 5" mag wheels. SWANK KAREN BLACK formed by large beams travers 7:45-9:45 ” includes case, lens Showplace — “Escape to For Information Call Plus Elaborate Salad Bar Polarized cap and straps. “DAY OF THE LOCOSTM R) ed by pointed spikes. A sub Kingsford 20 lb. Bag marine version, whose inven Witch Mountain” 2:00-7:15-9:00 6 4 6 -9 4 1 9 OPEN TUES. 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MANCHISYIR 9 oz. old fashioned or 10 oz. tumbler. 5 7 S . could rip the hull of a vessel. Cinema 2 — “The Four DISCOUNT PRICES A43-Sa30 Reg. 79c Franklin's obstacles were used Musketeers” 7:15-9:15 UNITY HFAITH SfBviCE STORE' 1 in the Delaware River below Showcase Cinema 1 — “Wind ARTHUR DRUG Not all styles and prices in all stores. Philadelphia and in the Hudson and the Lion" Continuous 2;00- Aluminum below West Point, The World 4:45-7:15-9:50 3 Pc. 70” Safety Ladder ^ p o p u ja t Almanac recalls. Showcase Cinema 2 — ^HAMILTON BEACH HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT California “Return of the Pink Panther” PRIORITY Redwood 14-Speed 20’ FILM RATING GUIDE Continuous 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 s u e Showcase Cinema 3 — “Bam- Picnic Set Timer- Sand For Parents and bi” Continuous 1:30-3:10-4:35- .Blender Filter Their Children 6:00-7:25-9:10 ,C0UNTR'«„_ ILXVPXCt _ Showcase Cinema 4 — S e i @)OOL.ECO _U41 IrC SU 254 BROAD ST. 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Uieatad On MiiTow Road, on Rt S2 In MinsflaW AUTHENTIC POT BELLY STOVES 4-DRAWER CHESTS a SATURDAY 9 A.M.TO9;30 PJ4. ^KiliBtidiivs CQiniNUdus daily^ SUNDAY INNNER WITH COCKTAIS 12 NOON-9 P.M. CASH AND CARRY 1145 Tolland Turnpike PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 27. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 27, 1975 - PAGE FIVE iflanrlipstpr tupiiimi Hppalft SUii TBLL,■^:0 fOJ m M A G B T O MAX LERNER Fall Vote Asked on Funds W K I L E V / E 4 RII PUZA DEPT. STOI ______OPINION For Several Sewer Issues (W* M m A Notion To PloaoN GARDENING Next to FranTf Suponnarlnt Airports By FRANK ATWOOD East MkMo Tpke., Mandiottar The Board of Directors is money out of the Sewer • Love Lane Area, where 17 Rwnir Your Lawn fumtturo With Our A Good Decision being asked to authorize a Reserve Fund for sanitary property owners are involved, November referendum on a PLASTIC WEBBING sewer installations. with 10 tentatively in favor, Visiting friends in Florida In Mix and Match Cdora: Orange, Yallow, Qraan, and WhHa courage development but in this day DENVER, Colo. — 1 celebrate the air mother is at times breaking away from her proposed $500,000 bond issue. It Gov. Ella Grasso is to be com The bond issue would be, in four opposed, two with no opi early this spring, Mrs. Henry L. (Cllpi and Seraara, Too) port. Walt Whitman would do it, too, just home moorings, the American father is is for funding Manchester mended for her veto of the controver and age it is rare that instant addition to a 20 per cent hike in nion and one the Town of Cote of Bolton was given some as he celebrated the crowdings and coming back. sanitary sewer projects over 17 ft. 440 ------72 ft. *1.97 sanitary sewer fees to be in Manchester Sewer Depart plants to take home. Dug from sial Community Development Act and decisions are needed. crossings of the Brooklyn Ferry. We have I like the airport as a library, too. The the next five years. effect July 1. ment, which is the largest the outdoor garden and dropped become jaded about air travel an^ turn a stacks of paperbacks make it the great The proposal comes from calling a special legislative session to As a matter of fact, we would tend The proposed installations property owner on Love Lane in a pail with some soil, they bland, if not blind, eye to it. Oh, we often browsing room of the nation. Some of the ’Town Manager Robert Weiss are; and would be assessed about 45 turned out to be three caladium redraft the bill so that it will include to suspect any deal offered any com recite a litany of our gripes about it — books on display get bought, but most peo and Director of Public Works • E. Middle Tpke., from per cent of the total. roots and one fern, all of which munity that precludes any o^n and about baggage, security checks, weather ple use the book rack to catch up on their Jay Giles, who say the bond safeguards against possible abuses. Plaza Dr. to opposite Ludlow • K eeney S t., from survived the trip. cancellations, ticket tangles, sex reading and education. I have been The Democratic legislative above board discussion of the proposal issue would permit the town to Rd., where seven property Hackmatack St. to Folly Brook, All are growing now at the bureaucracies, endless waits. But there doing some highly informal research of go ahead with projects in three owners are involved, with six in where nine property owners are Cote home near Bolton Lake, leadership is to be commended for ad in the community. are beauties as well as discontents about my own, mostly at airport paperback areas of town and would favor of the project and one involved and all appear to be in but as house plants. One of the (• it, including the airport itself. stands, of which Denver has one of the • C U T OUTS mitting that it acted with haste in We think the original bill could have eliminate the practice of taking non:Committal. favor. caladiums has produced an un One thing I love is to watch the greetings most lurid and and comprehensive collec • FLAGS Weiss and Giles say the expected flower. It looks like a BICENmiAL pushing the bill through despite fostered such quick, back-room and departures. Whenever you touch life, tions. Working on the theory that America • STREAMERS property owners would pay jack-in-the-pulpit with a velvety DEOOiVmNG CENTER ultimatum-type decisions that would wrote Emerson, it bleeds. You can learn is no longer Tocqueville’s "Happy Republican attempts to inject some their assessments over a 20- white hood and green lower • SEALS more about the American family and Republic,” I have tr i^ to track down how safeguards by amendments. have been costly to the taxpayers if Board Will Discuss year period and that the parts. • CREPE PAPER about courtship, marriage, bringing up many book titles included the word “hap payments, as received, would The large flat leaves, which I 1 Republican leaders are to be praised they were adverse to community children, love, sex, body carriage, py.” I have found only one — the “Happy • M O BILES Parking Amendments retire the bond issue. are the reason for growing boredom and reading habits at the air Hooker,” whose literary offspring infest • N A PK IN S for their pledge of cooperation in desires or ill-conceived from a They said, also, they concur caladiums, are pink and green ports than anywhere else except perhaps the book displays. I should add that the with recommendations by the on this plant. Other caladiums redrafting the bill. business standpoint. the motels, where the author of “Lolita” word “joy” is making strides, and not only Proposed amendments to future public hearing on amen “Blue Ribbon” Sewer Study are mixtures of white, green, We have a wonderful assortment studied them. among the cookbooks. Manchester’s parking or ding the ordinance. In all criticism against the vetoed Committee. The committee is pink and' red. They can grow of bicentennial decorating There are still the old uptight habits, of dinance— to provide for towing Tuesday’s meeting is at 8 bill, no one really quarrelled with the We do not expect the new version recommending a uniform, outdoors in our summer the stiff handshake of the formal peck on If you were to judge American civiliza and impounding of vehicles p.m. in the Municipal Building supplies front-foot assessment rate, es climate after June 15, but Mrs. intent behind it. to guarantee any community against the cheek as people leave and arrive. But tion by its paperbacks, we are candidates declared parked illegally — will Hearing Room. tablished by the Board of Direc Cote says they are doing fine in we are starting to loosen up. Call it for future Satyricons. If you judge by the be reviewed Tuesday by the At 7;30, the board will rheet This intent was to provide a means failure of the enterprises it may tors and updated by it annually. the house and she is going to exhibitionism or not, I raise a silent cheer obsessed (if sometimes raucously funny) Board of Directors. with representatives of the In addition, it is recommending leave them where tl\ey are. we by which a community cpuld use its choose to support. graffiti in the public restrooms, we are in Drafted last November by Manchester Country Club have avery little thing! when I see two lovers in a long, passionate an increase in the sewer-outlet In the fall the leaves will die embrace, as they say farewell. I invent lit need of the thunder and rage of the Roman Assistant Town Counsel Victor Board of Governors. bonding ability to assist economic We expect it only to provide such charge. and the roots should be dug and tle short stories about them, which are satirists and the Biblical prophets. Moses, the amendments stem Under the ordinance development in that community. When the board meets stored in a “cool cellar,’’ “where a reasonable devices as public hearings, doubtless less theatrical than the truth. Americans are supposed to be a “nation from an executive session the regulating the club’s lease of Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the something that most modern dollar’i Admittedly, the prime mover competitive bidding, and the right to But it is great to note that, while some of of strangers.” Yet there is little menace board held in October, when it town land, the Board of Direc Municipal Building Hearing houses do not have. They can be worth a the young make a fetish of being “cool,” in the airports, unless you regard them reviewed vandalism problems tors must approve an increase the miracle of moinStre^ | behind the bill was Hartford where petition referenda in order to insure Room, it will consider accep stored in the collest place the dollar!” others are not ashamed to show their through the eyes of the suspense novels on Case Mt. It was at that in club dues, by amending the ting the “Blue Ribbon” report dowritown manchester^ charter restrictions made such a bill that whatever bonding done under the and movies where the FBI and the spies meeting the board instructed cellar offers, then brought out Caladium flower, shaped like jack-in-the-pulpit, is the emotions. ordinance. and will discuss the proposal in the spring and given water and the airport cops chase each other Moses to draft amendments. Because of the three or four center of the plant held by Mrs. Henry L. Cote of 33 seem more urgent and necessary than act is open, above board, and with full I like the family scenes. It is good to see for the $500,000 bond issue. again to start new growth. around with resulting gore. I have been at The proposed amendments months required in advertising in most other Connecticut com how independent the American woman The board is expected to set Mrs. E. Dana Cowles, Lynwood Dr., Bolton. The caladium came from Florida public discussion. a fair number of airports, and confess I may be for the entire town, the amendments, conducting a has become — the teachers and bit ac tle a controversy of long formerly of Manchester^ is the where it lived outdoors. (Herald photo by Dunn) munities. haven’t experienced any spy-copnterspy specific areas of town, or for public hearing and taking ac We think, too, that some over-all tresses and other professional women, the standing, concerning .sanitary- friend who made the gift of or hijack-terrorist shootouts. I haven’t specific emergency situations. tion, country club officials are they started to develop, and watch If the bill had been signed and used limitations on bonding capacity trim hostesses walking two by two in the sewer fees charged the Eighth plants to Mrs. Cote. Mrs. even had an enforced flight to Havana, They spell out creation of asking for a change in the (he blooms unfold. There were airports as if on Noah’s ark, the young Utilities District. Cowles lives now in St. for the specific projects mentioned in should be considered. The revised bill only to be dined and released by castro. vehicle-pounds, notice to the procedure. They are asking for three of them, two nights apart. mothers as they watch their brood with Under an agreement with Petersburg. All of which is just as well, though it would owner of an impounded vehicle, an amendment which would Their fragrance filled the Hartford, perhaps there would be no should provide for a mandatory minimal anxiety. My impressionist guess Eighth District officials, the Mrs. Cote has a Christmas is that women in their 20s and 30s and ear make good column material. record-keeping procedures, permit them to increase club district will be classified as one porch, where the plant stays reason for alarm. regular legislative review of the act’s cactus three feet across which vacation I have left to the end of the sight of the schedule of charges, waiver of dues without Board of Direc during the warm months. In the ly 40s are having a better time of it today large user and will be charged she says pays no attention to But the legal facts of life are that sleek lines of the huge modern mastodons, claims against the town by tors’ approval. That amend winter it goes to the basement operation so that abuses can be than the men, that life is opening up for one rate — regardless of the the calendar and is likely to as you watch them through airport win owners of impounded vehicles under artificial lights. unless the law does provide for checks detected and corrected and any other them as never before. ment, too, would take three to number of its connections to the have blossoms all year ’round. dows. Their size seems comforting, even and owners of garages where four months to effectuate. '' Perennial Planters driving i But I don’t exclude the men. True, the interceptor and treatment She’ll keep it in the vegetable and balances in its application, a changes which might improve the as you remember how many deaths they they are towed, and areas sub In other business 'Tuesday, Mrs. Lord, whose cereus heavy emphasis is still on the salesmen plant. To now, the district was garden in the hot summer have been involved with. If Tolstoy were ject to towing and impounding. the board is expected to reap bloomed earlier, is the recently blank check for the highest of goals act’s effectiveness can be made. and young managers who seem conver charged several different rates. weeks, set among the big leaves writing today, Anna Karenia would If the board approves the point Nicholas Jackston to elected president of the Peren sationally to be obsessed with money, of a squash vine for shade. and with the purest of motives also But whatever is done, we hope the somehow seek her death from one of proposals, it will schedule a another five-year term on the nial Planters, the younger and business conditions and the stock market. Night Blooming Cereus can be used as a blank check for cor outcry of the critics which led to the I assume it is what puts them at ease with these, rather than a railroad track. And Manchester Housing Authority, College Exams smaller of Manchester’s two bargains William Ellery ^onard would find his There was a small party garden clubs. rupt goals and even more corrupt veto will be a constant reminder to each other, like their sports talk and sex approve a Civitan Club request stories. But I like the way young fathers frighteningf“l^omotive god” in the roar for permission to erect a struc Set Saturday recently in late evening at the The membership is limited to motives. those in the legislature, the ad interact with their children and take a of this mons^r bird as it races noisily Two Win Prizes ture on Union Pond property for Sudents who have registered home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold 21, with the thought that Lord, 96 Grandview St., to Granted, the safeguards being ministrations of the state and its hand with the babies. If the American down the rumyay to take wing. At Block Party/ housing an emergency-rescue to take the college board probable attendance at a I left wHh a feeling of great admiration watch the flowering of a night meeting will be about 18 and Fine, Honest People Lucky winners of m /)top boat, and authorize an agree scholastic aptitude test (SAT) BERGERON & SONS AMOCO demanded may cause some delay in cities and towns that there are no ^ for such fine, honest people, the kind who blooming cereus. We were not that this number can find place prizes in the drawings*^X the ment with the trustees of Saturday at Manchester High the process of using city bonds to en Dear sir: remind us once in a while that it’s a good disappointed. The flower to sit in a living room. Meetings short cuts in a democracy. old-fashioned block party Wickham Park for a July 4th School are reminded the doors Sometimes an incident occurs that place to live. opened after dark, its pure are held in rotation at Wednesday in St. James Church fireworks display there in will open at 7;50 a.m. TEL 647-1988 makes a person very proud to live in a Richard Hull white petals folding back to a members’ homes. parking lot are Ann Werkhoven cooperation with East Hart Students will be assigned to town like Manchester. 34 Marion Dr. spread of seven inches to reveal Meetings are also in the and Mrs. Ann Ingram. ford. testing rooms on a first come, Monday, I was missing my wallet. It Manchester a deep throat with a cluster of evening and since most Ms. W,erkhoyen was recipient first serve basis. The latest Dog Days Are Here didn’t contain much money, but ANDREW TULLY possible arrival time is 8; 30 white stamens and one longer members hold daytime jobs VW VV COUPON w v v v of a $1^ lamp from Watkins white pistil, shaped at the tip everything else that matters, credit cards, •MONTEZUMA’ a.m. they cannot attend the evening Bros. Inc., and Mrs. Ingram like a star. Super Special! Dog days are earlier this year. is through their children and canines driver’s license, etc. While I was BOSTON (UPD ~ The Ameri Students should bring their meetings of the older GENERAL Missing Crest received a $100 gift certificate Mrs. Lord said a friend had searching with growing alarm, I began to can premiere of Roger Sessions’ ticket of admission and two No. Manchester Garden Club. A bank in our neighboring state of but we hope it doesn’t spread to Rock Has Ruined from J. Garman. started the cactus and she had imagine what some happy thief was doing To the editor; 2 pencils. ’The Perennial Planters’ big The event, sponsored with the “Montezuma,” based on the life owned it about two months. It REPAIR Massachusetts has started giving out Connecticut. with all those cards as fast as he could June 21 when I took a house guest to The American Saloon of the last Aztec emperor, will be Parking will be in the student summer project is the flower charge things to my accounts. I would be cooperation of the Main St. was, however, an estimated six I Blast Cemetery ■ to visit my husband’s parking lot off Brookfield St. bed at Munro Park beside E. biscuits to each dog going through the With all the banks we have, it could Betterment Association, is the presented by the Boston Opera years old and this was the first V ruined before I could notify anybody that grave, I was shocked and disappointed to Students are reminded to enter Center St. The club buys V FOREIGN get out of hand and pose a threat to first in a series of community (Company under artistic director blossom. It has seven buds now drive-in lane and accompanied by its the cards were gone. find that the Salvation Army Crest grave WASHINGTON - Once upon a time, I friend, a New York World-Telegram pal the building through the en seedling plants of annual V V activities in the Main St. area. Sarah Caldwell in the company’s so there will be more perfor T O FFo n master. public safety. It didn’t take long to narrow the marker had been taken from the grave. did write on a story out of Brooklyn about named Douglas Gilbert, known far and trance to the cafeteria lobby flowers and members set them Proceeds from the dance will 1976 season. The opera had its mances. AND possibilities down to one; I had to have This crest was designed and made by a a saloon patron who shot and killed, in wide as a peerless critic of the times and a adjacent to the student parking out after the Department of ATLAS The gimmick quite naturally was a After all, cashing a check with a car benefit the American Cancer premiere at the Berlin Opera in Timing is somewhat un V lost the wallet at the UA Theater Sunday. former bandsman of our Nashua, N.H., rapid succession, a woman, the bartender connoisseur of literary hangouts with lot. Parks and Recreation has AIR FILTER Society. 1964. predictable but first a pink bud V “howling” success and it is reported full of children, canines and cats, With the crowds that were flocking to see Corps as a memorial to my husband. Ed and himself. liquor licenses. Gilbert once erupted in prepared the soil. Two V DOMESTIC appears at a notch along the A dhty. doggad Sier could co$l moneyl I “Jaws” it was a very long shot indeed. As Flanders, whose name is on the back of As Mike Feeney told it by phone from epic wrath when some mental midget kept members work each week to V that about 20 per cent of the cars could cause catastrophic chaos. edge of one of the flat leaves, soon as I got home from work, made one the crest, had remembered my husband the wilds of Utrecht Avenue, the patron feeding money into the juke box of a joint keep the flowers weeded and V Coupon expires Sept. CARS Besides, we would prefer it if banks and at first it hangs straight IV going through lanes contained dogs. more search of the house and car, I knew, after 35 years. Because of this the crest is had pleaded with the woman to stop named Nick’s. cultivated and in such a public down. Then as the bud swells 'v'vV'V'vV'ivv'v'V'yvvBaili The bank also gives free lollipops to would let the candy stores give out the so 1 went to find the manager. He was of much sentimental value to me and playing the same song on the juke box. She He picked up his hat and made a little place it would soon be noticed if and lengthenes, the stem begins there, very courteous, went to his office members of my family. It is approximate kept telling him to get lost. So he put an il speech to the publican. “I am leaving,” he the weeds were allowed to children. free lollipops and the pet shops the PUBLIC RECORDS to turn upward in a curve. When- and appeared smiling with my wallet. Not ly 6” by 7” in size with a bronze eagle legal hole in her heact- ^nd when the said. “If I ever frequent your establish grow. the flower opens, the curve of We respect the right of bankers in free dog biscuits or catnip. a cent or a card was missing. One of his aci\)ss the top of it and the worlds “B l ^ bartender intervened disposed of that ment again I will be carrying an ax with ’The garden holds tall, sikly- 4 PLY POLYESTER VvVVV COUPON VVV . the stem brings the face of the ushers had found it the night before. My and Fire” across the top and “The Salva gallant with two bullets in the abdomen which I will forthwith chop that mis bloomed cleome in the center ~ A H A S CUSHIONAIRE the Bay State to do what they think If banks must give us something, Warranty Deeds Burnett, property at 86-88 flower outward to show its full efforts to reward the boy were turned tion Army” across the bottom. The other before taking himself out of the world. begotten box into tinder and feed it for dwellings at 32-34 and 38-40 and then working outward there ^ OIL CHANGE, FIIJER&-V they must to attract clients even if it we’d like to suggest cash. cibly to your customers. Meanwhile, I Richard J. and Diana L. Sar Spruce St., $237. beauty. By morning it will be BIAS PLY down. symbols on it are of significance to Now then. It must be remembered that ira re d Rd., $30,000 each. are tall garigolds, blue salvia, tor to Robert B. and Patricia A. faded and drooped again. WHITEWALL TIRE ;»IUBRICATI0N SPECIAL^ members of The Salvation Army only. this happened in the era of Perry
S o ft b a ll Today^s Sports Parade IMB’s Remain T h e Red Sox Remain in Race By Milt Richman Ashe Looks Ahead Turning onn ailBillie Jean DUSTY NEW YORK (UPI) — Nothing hurts more than in Undefeated Herald Angle Snapping a 3-3 lie with three To Connors Match gratitude. It’s killing Billie Jean King right now. She’s fin runs in the sixth inning, Loking And Yankees Get Message ding out first hand what Shakespeare meant when he said SOCCER By Earl Yost Glass topped the Angels last Going up against flame-throwing Tim Flaherty, author WIMBLEDON, England (UPI) - Connors runs into his first major opposi night at Robertson, 6-3. how sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless tion, Australia’s big-serving Phil Dent Sports Editor child. of a no-hitter in his previous stint, Moriarty Brothers made Arthur Ashe, looking better with NEW YORK (UPI) - The The Red Sox reminded the raised his record to 11-6 while loser. his sixth defeat against two vic Charlie Whitehouse ra(ped the most of six hits in gaining a 4-2 win over Vernon last JUNIORS who almost eliminated him in the second To her way of thinking, Billie Jean King suddenly is every match, says the men have now Boston Red Sox gave the Yankees "we’re still in the striking out eight Yankees and White Sux 8, Rangers 3 tories for the Brewers. out three hits, one a tripli, in night at Henry Park. Upset was in the making last round here last year. Connors was down 5- Tigern 6, Orioles 5 pacing the winners. No oher being attacked by a group of ungrateful, thankless been separated from the boys in the 6 and 0-30 in the fifth set when he began the message to the New York league” Thursday night when walking two. Lynn, the AL’s Bill Melton’s fourth grand The victory was the seventh Flaherty for single runs in the night when the Warriors The Tigers snapped their six- player on either side had rbre men’s singles of the Wimbledon Ten recovery that led eventually to the title Doubles Team Breaking Up Yankees loud and clear — Luis Tiant pitched a seven- leading candidate for rookie of slam of his career capped a children, all hers. straight for the undefeated fifth and sixth on Gene John blanked the Minutemen, 1-0, on game losing streak when Gene than one hit. nis Championships and Jimmy Con and his present preeminence in the sport. From time to time, Bill Knight stops at the desk with in they’re still in the American hitter and rookie sensation five-run eighth-inning rally Certainly, no one has done any more to help women ob American Division leaders in son’s single and Paul Baretta's a second period goal by Brian Michael’s eighth-inning single, nors is far from a certainty. Ashe should have an easier time against Fred Lynn drove in three runs which lifted the White Sox to tain equality with men in sports than she has. Above Hartford Twilight League sacrifice fly. Shea. Peter Krupp was a stan formative news on activities at the Neipsic Tennis Club. League’s Eastern Division. his third hit of the game, drove Connors may be the top seed and defen Britain’s Graham Stilwell, ranked only in a 6-1 victory over New York their triumph over the Rangers. CANDLELIGHT anybody else, she has been responsible for the tremendous baseball play. Veteran Pete The Orioles are 2-4 in the dout fn the victory. One of the organizers and charter members, Knight The Yankees, flexing their in the winning run. Mickey ding titleholder but, Ashe said, some 15th in his own country. at Fenway Park. The victory AMERICAN LEAGUE Wilbur Wood, with late inning Thanks to a six-run fUh Sala, making his first start, standings. PEEWEE reports a change in working conditions indicates that the muscles like Yankees of old, Lolich pitched a five-hitter and increase in women’s purses in both professional tennis and players have shown enough entering the Among other players in Ashe’s mind is moved the Red Sox to within a relief help from Rich Gossage, frame, Crispino’s trimnpd scattered five hits in outhurling No player on either side Two goals by Ted Brashier, perennial Men’s Seniors Double championship team will stormed into first place this struck out five to raise his golf. last 16 to demonstrate they might be able Sweden’s third seeded Bjorn Borg, who half-game of the Yankees in the scored his fifth win against 11 Wholesale Tire last night at Flaherty. collected more than one hit. one in each the third and fourth week and promptly designated record to 8-5 while Doyle If you want some idea how far women athletes have to upset the pride of Belleville, 111. was so distracted by the screams of his be broken up this year. AL East. losses, while Ferguson Jenkins Robertson, 11-6. It was the same old story for stanzas led the Lancers to a 3-1 the Baltimore Orioles as the Alexander was tagged with his progressed in the past few years, primarily due to Billie Meanwhile, Manchester Com Ashe, 32 next month and with time teenage fans he dropped the first set of his Jack Davis, a construction superintendent with Green The Chicago White Sox the year honors, tripled home dropped his eighth game Big guns for the Suprems munity College dropped a 4-2 MCC, the batters did not res win over the Wildcats last "team to beat,” ignoring the fifth defeat against one win. Jean King’s continuous efforts, look at, these fipres: Jim growing short for his greatest ambition — four set win with Jaime Fillol of Chile to Manor, will be at a Greenville, S.C., address for the next defeated the Texas Rangers 8-3, two runs in the fourth inning against the same number of were Brian McDermott, Geie pond against the Merchants. night. Eric Wallert tallied the fact that the Red Sox were in Royals 7, Angels 1 verdict to West Hartford at St. the Wimbledon crown — thinks he’s one of love. Borg is involved in the first clash of year and this is good news for the perennial runner-up en the Cleveland Indians beat the and singled in another run in the wins. Ricco Riccio, John Domenik my Connors led the men in tennis money winnings last Thomas. Rich Rabe hurled a fine game other marker in the second second place. George Brett had a double them. So do the bookmakers in the betting seeds in the next round — he meets 13th try of Harvey Pastel and Dave Warren. Milwaukee Brewers 9-2, the seventh. Carlton Fisk, back in Indians 9, Breners 2 and Bob Guerin and Ste¥ year with $285,000 while Chris Evert finished first among Tonight, Moriarty’s face but his mates could collect just period. Brian Feshler’s goal in The Red Sox? They were sup and three singles and Fred tent permitted on the grounds for the first seeded Marty Riessen of Amelia Island, Davis and Win Sharp have held a stranglehold on the Detroit Tigers downed the the lineup for only his fourth John Lowenstein, Boog Wronkers, all with two hit the women with $201,000. Billie Jean didn’t do so badly winless Belltown at St.Thomas. five singles. the last quarter averted a posed to fold like most Red Sox Patek hit a two-run homer for time this year. Fla., who beat Charlie Pasarell of Puerto Orioles 6-5, and the Kansas City game after suffering a broken Powell and Buddy Bell drove in Wholesale was led by Bib Hat herself, winding up with $150,000, and that was only the Deadlocked at 2-all after The Collegians can show just blanking for the Wildcats. Senior Doubles title since the club was organized nine teams have done since the the Royals as Marty Pattin Ashe was seeded only sixth but the Rico in four sets. Royals topped the California arm in spring training, two runs each to lead son and Gerry Buyak with thre one win in seven starts. Two second period tallies by beginning of time-or, at least, scattered nine singles. The win money she picked up in tennis tournaments. four, the MB’s broke through bookies made him second favorite from Then there is Roscoe Tanner of Lookout Angels 7-1 in other American homered in the seventh inning Cleveland’s 10-hit attack which and two blows respectively. Devin Donaghue paced the since multi-millionaire Tom moved the Royals to within 4‘/2 But now she suddenly has a problem, one big enough so the start and now with the expert advice of Mountain, Tenn., seeded 11th, who beat League games. for Boston. brought rookie Dennis Second game found Vito’i . Cosmos to a 2-0 decision over Yawkey took over the club in games of idle Oakland in the AL that she threatens she’ll never play in another major tour British player Buster Mottram, forced to Charlie Owens of Tuscaloosa, Ala., 9-8, 9- Tiant, mixing curves, fast- Pat Dobson, who yielded five Eckersley his fifth win against edging Moriarty Brothers, 7-5 the Brewers last night. The the 1930s. balls and his tricky motions. of the Red Sox’ runs, was the one loss. Jim Colborn suffered West. with Alan Grzyb’s two-run nament again. Where there were nothing but sunny skies scratch from the tournament through in 8, 6-1. And only because his record shows 2 first tally came on a penalty homer in the last frame the before, suddenly dark clouds loom on the horizon in the jury, they have lowered his odds from 8-1 he can be relied on only to do the un kick. Dave Riordan also played to 6-1. Connors is still a strong favorite at expected — 40-year-old Ken Rosewall who margin of victory. form of a collection of resentful women tennis players. well for the winners with Jim even money but Ashe is attracting more dropped only six games in a three setter McDowell Vic Salcius, Grzyb and Bud An angry woman can be a problem, but when you get an Moreau a Cosmo standout. Graham Orlowski each had two hits foP entire group of angry women tennis players, that’s real support every day. with Birger Andersson of Sweden. Vito's while Mike Zotta trouble, the kind nobody wants, least of all Billie Jean On the basis of Thursday’s play, Connors Connors gave Rosewall one of the worst Cut Loose collected three bingles, one for' and Ashe are the standouts going into the Wimbledon title match beatings in history King. round of 16. Both played superlative tennis last year but the venerable Australian is Leading two bases, and Doug Pearson This group suddenly got together Thursday at By Pirates had two singles in defeat. 'Senior Girls with Connors perhaps a bit more spec still capable of upsetting some ambitions 11 V M S K O m V S O N Sll VltP Wimbledon, where Billie Jean is playing, held a news con tacular in his 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 victory over before he departs. 7 EASTERN ference and announced they were getting the short end of a Britain's Mark Cox who had a good season Everyone wants the Wimbledon title, PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Sam Western rotten deal. Chiefly responsible, they said, was Billie Jean Fast-Pitch on the WCT circuit. Ashe was just as the oldest and most prestigious of them years ago. Pastel and Warren have been second best on McDowell’s dream of finishing After Trash-Away tallied four four occasions. runs in the second inning, QCS King in her capacity as President of the Women’s Tennis decisive in his 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 win against all. They also want a $23,000 slice of the his major league baseball Rosters Brian Gottfried of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. $268,600 prize money. Since 1966, Davis and Sharp met all comers and walked career by pitching in a World OAK BROOK, 111. (UPI) - Construction came back to Association. The protestors claim their president has It’s turnabout for Western Open register six runs in the fouith become something of a one-woman dictator by limiting PETE’S CITGO- Coach off with the first place trophies. Series for the Pittsburgh Dave Schwartz. Janet Pirates was shattered golfers today, and the 78 unfor en route to an 8-4 decision last membership in the WTA to players earning at least $10,000 Davis will have a major hand in overseeing work on the Ritchie, Lisa Schwartz, construction of 600 apartments. He left yesterday to take Thursday when the Pirates tunates who couldn’t beat par in night at Nebo. a year. They’re sizzling over this policy and contend it handed him his unconditional the afternoon Thursday because add one softball Wayne amounts to a closed shop for only the top stars. Joanne Weiss, Joan Vallone, up residence in the South Carolina area, Knight said. of “bumpy” greens and soggy Rogers, Jim Magowan, Bruce Kathy McConville, Sue Baseball This year’s Men’s Doubles, slated in July, should be release. Lesley Hunt of Australia, a member of the WTA board Kent Tekulve, a righthanded fairways, get a chance at Macaro, Rick Holmes and Skip and one of those who signed a petition of protest, said the Roth, Sally Watt, Margie wide-open unless Davis decides to take a weekend off and relief pitcher, was purchased smooth putting surfaces to try McConnell each lashed out two Watt, Candy Blasko, Ellen King'proposal would force more players out of the game t i ALUMNI JUNIORS fly back to Manchester for a short vacation. from the Pirates’ Charleston, to get even. hits in the win. Best for Trash Kulpa, Pat Flynn, Tract and onto the welfare rolls. Four runs in each of the first “I wouldn’t put it past Jack to arrange his schedule so he W.Va., farm club in the Inter Australian David Graham were Mike Ratti with two hits Norwood, Ann Keegan. could defend his title,” chuckled Knight. national League to replace was among the 78 who played and Harry Cammeyer who “On the top circuit we have 32 girls playing for $75,000 a LITTLE LEAGUE two innings aided Burger King week, but on the satellite circuit there is only $6,500 a week PERSONAL TEE- Coach in a 12-4 win over Moriarty McDowell. Thursday morning and he shot a homered. Norine Veal. Lori Veal, Gail McDowell, whose career 2,- record six-under-par 65 at for 100 girls to play for,” she said. “Many are on the Juniors last night at the Oval. Notes Off the Cuff Butler National Golf Club to ( HART ER OAK breadline and others are forced to give up. The discrepan Butler, Shirley Adams, Mike Linsenbigler homered 453 strikeouts places him in 10th Cheryl Wilhelm, Cindy Tip Department; If you don’t have a ticket for any one of place on the all-time major grab a three-stroke lead on Ar Each side had one big inning cy is ludicrous. We want Billie Jean to get back to the INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL FARM for the Kings. Rick Gauruder the three remaining Red Sox-Yankee games in Boston this league strikout list, had a 2-1 nold Palmer and better the as Multi-Circuit nipped Army & Millis, Sue Cain, Tamv Advancing their record to 10- Moriarty Brothers trounced collected three hits and Jeff original concept which was to benefit all women Sheridan, Linsenbigler and weekend, forget it. A trip to Fenway Park will be in vain record and a 2.86 earned run previous record of 67 set by Navy last night at Charter Oak, Grakowsky, Cheryl McKee, 5, the Lawyers trounced-Sfteven- Nichols Tire last night at professionals, not the top ones.” Scott Freedman each were in unless you want to get a ticket from a scalper. The four- average with the Pirates this Tom Evans in the 1974 Western 5-4. The losers had three runs in Lori Wiggin, Linda Reilly, son’s last night at Leber Field, Bowers, 31-4. Ken Ferry, Ber- year. His career record is 141- on the 7,002-yard, par-71 course. the first and Multi four markers Nadine Leone, Aline Tripp, 15-1, as Joe Panaro putched a nie Zimmerman, Phil the two hit bracket. Craig game series represents the biggest ticket sale for one Pointer led the Juniors with a 'l34. Only three other players beat in the third. Bill Polinsky and Need Bigger Prizes no-hitter. Malinoski and Dave Gutman series - four games - in years at Boston...All top grade Linda Coelho. perfect four-for-four showing at The 32-year-old lefthander, a par: Jerry Heard and Gary Dave Castagna each hit safely Shawn Spears collected three led the winners’ attack with baseballs are now covered with cowhide. No longer is Patty Ann Reese of St. Petersburg, Fla., said the biggest NASSIFF ARMS- Coach the plate. Angelo Ogala added native of Pittsburgh, started in Wintz, both two-under at 69, and twice for Multi, a total matched hits and teammates Andy Gib Mike Paulien and Ron Isenberg horsehide used for the covers. The Spalding company in need now that the prize money has been increased is for Richmond Photo Denise Harrison. Tracy two hits. the majors in 1961 with the Florentine Molina, from Argen by the Vets’ Larry Morrison. son, Dave Sumislauski and standouts in defeat. Chicopee, Mass., manufactures 2.5 million baseballs a tina, with a 70. Every one of the larger draws at all major tournaments like Wimbledon and Harrison, Peggy Laneri, Panaro two hits each. Panaro INTERTOWN Cleveland Indians. He was later WINNERS JAN LEONARD, ELLIE MARSH, left year with 10 per cent going to major league clubs at ailis- five leaders played in the mor SILK CITY ^Forest Hills. “If we do not get the draws,” she added, Nella Leigher, Lisa Taylor, fanned 12 batters. Theft of home by Steve Pyka traded to the San Francisco Runners-up Bunny Phelps, Diane Kueza, right Mary Bourque, Kathy J count rate...If Cincinnati’s talent^ Johnny Bench wins the Giants and the New York ning. Starting fast and closing with ominously, “then we do not play.” in the last half of the seventh in Halloran, Carrie Hagler, ning gave Parkade Lanes a 6-5 runs batted in crown in the National League this season Yankees before joining the “Those weren’t 65 greens we a rush, Fogarty's trimmed Billie Jean’s immediate reaction was cold anger. How NATIONAL had,” said Hale Irwin, one of Maureen Shea, Eva Emer win over Manchester State he’ll match the feat of Rogers Hornsby and Hank Aaron as Pirates in spring training this Allied Printing last night at could they forget all she had done for women’s tennis? Despite a six-run second in the afternoon contestants. AMERICAN Bank last night at Cheney Tech. four-time champs. Bench, current loop leader, has a good year as a non-roster player. Fitzgerald, 10-4, Jim Flaherty How could they have such short memories? son, Debbie Walrath, Debbie ning, Nichols Tire couldn’t hold “They were bumpy. I feel I’m has three hits and teammates She had walked, out of two other protest meetings earlier Eagle by Jan Leonard Luz, Lis Rogers, Amanda Pace-setting Dillon Ford The Lanes had a 5-1 led going shot at Wilson's all-time major league record of 190 RBIs whipped Sears last night at on and Moriarty Brothers Tekulve, 28, had a 5-4 record in good position with a 71, Rich Marsh. Bob Howe and in the week, and the more she thought about this latest Vogelsang, Laurie James, into the final frame but the in one season. Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth each won the Waddell, 10-3, as Dean Tully racked up a 10-8 verdict at Bankers rallied to tally four and a 1.78 era with the because today we play in the Garry Kost two each for the development, the angrier she became. If the protestors Sparks Win at ERCC Marta Schaeffer. Buckley in a slugfest. RBI title five times in American League com Charleston Charlies this year. morning wheri the greens are spun a three-hitter and slamed times. J petition... Mickey Lolich, ace Detroit southpaw, was Oilers. Steve Brady's three hits were going to go around making announcements, she’d FARR’S- Coach George Leading the 23-hit MB offense slammed a home run. The Pyka was also the winning He was with the Pirates briefly smooth, and the others will get paced the losers. Jan Leonard of Manchester ny Phelps of Vernon. Helen u righthanded as a youngster but turned to throwing left make a few of her own as well. Sylvester. Doreen success was the IJth in 14 were Bob Berdat and Mike hurler. He gave up three hits last season, appearing in eight them in the afternoon when Nightcap saw Crockett’s Country Club eagled the par Abuza of Ellington Ridge and Accordingly, the five-time Wimbledon champ Downham, Wendy Warren, starts. Falkowski with three each and and struck out a dozen batters. handed to build up his arm after suffering a fractured left games and compiling a 1-1 they’re bumpy. It will even out- make 15 hits count for an 8-6 five 16th hole at Ellington her guest, Kay Deane, won se proclaimed this one would be “my last major singles tour Ann Prignano, Mary Tim Feshler with two. Two of Dave Keeney, Brian Daigle and collarbone. He writes and plays golf righthanded. On the record. decision over Lynch Toyota . Ridge Country Club Thursday cond low net with a 67. Carroll, Lori McCurry, Sue Falkowski’s were for four Pyka hit best for the winners. ‘.her hand. Brooks Robinson, Baltimore’s premier third McDowell took his release in Graham has won only once in Mike Crockett had a big night nament ever.” She said she will not play at Forest Hills, by chipping into the cup from Matching cards, Connie Hess bases. Best in defeat were Rich baseman, does everything righthanded except write. His stride. five years on the U.S. pro tour, with four singles and Bill Muzin nor at Wimbledon again even if she wins the title again this and guest, Joan Ricard, took Greenberg, Dawn Dell AMERICAN FARM Steve Everett and Dave Tim- about 15 feet while playing in Millette, Larry Wyse and Scott brell were offensive standouts penmanship is as brilliant as Ted Williams. Get Robinson’s "I wish I could say I was in 1972 when he beat Bruce added three and Carl Ogrem year. the Ladies Guest Day Two-Ball third low net with 68 and ‘Angelo, Lynn Wright, Mary Dillon Ford trounced Sears, Holmes, each with two hits. shocked by the whole thing, but Devlin in a playoff at and Greg Johnston two each for That statement goes into the same category as Muham Delores Paganetti and guest, LaPine, Patty McNiff, Mar 13-5, last night at Buckland. Ed for the Bank. autograph and you don’t have any time deciphering any of Golf Tournament. Action at East Catholic found I honestly wasn’t,” he said. Cleveland. the Insurancemen, Marty Mar- Rita Gotta, also with 68, took ty Kaneal, Patty Gronda, DoBranski collected two the letters. Williams’ handwriting was in the same mad Ali’s retirement announcement. Mrs. Leonard and her the Merchants outlasting “When you’ve been in baseball “The best thing I ever did tinelli and Bob Goehring led the partner, Ellie Marsh won low fourth low net. Eileen Grenier, Kelly doubles before breaking his class...Brooks Robinson may be the most durable player in For all her agitation over equal rights, Billie Jean King ROOKIES Crispino’s, 10-7. Frank as long as I have, you know was to come and play full time Toyota's with three and two gross with an 84. They also won Gladys Peck and Alice Bantly wrist in a collision at first base major league history. After 15 full seasons, Robinson mis still is a woman. Sooner or later she’s bound to exercise La very. The Mets beat the Yankees, Livingston singled, tripled and when things are brewing. I in America,” he said. “I’ve won blows respectively, add two the “surprise” tournament co-chaired play. The Mexican with a rival player. Frank sed just 56 games and took part in 97.7 per cent of all Oriole her female prerogrative and change her mind. She’s only HAGLER JUNE BUGS- 28-20, last night at Charter Oak. homered for the winners. Jeff could sense something coming (UPI photo) one in the United States and I’m softball which was a prize for the team Fiesta theme was carried out Lateano collected two hits and 31, nowhere near being through as a tennis player, and Coach Ann Dawson. Debbie Jamie Cullen collected two Berman and Bob Stoker udded games from 1960 thru 1974. on. grateful.” having the most birds. The literally to a “tee” with som Tim Scalise homered for the nobody knows that better than she does. Dawson, Kim Belekewicz, homers. Ed Stack also hit hard. two hits to the cause. Wayne ■'I realized we were “I don’t know why I played REC eagle counts as two birds, breros and other Mexican Fordmen. Mike Mullaney, John Walt Williams Caught First Pitch in Back Barbara Blackwell, Patty Jeff Baskin and Jay Griffen Parker and Wayne Ostrout each overloaded with lefthanders. well here,” said Graham. “I Scoring 10 of their 12 runs in She says she’s achieved her goals in tennis and wishes to giving them a total of three. motifs replacing the markers Mullaney and Marty Kosis each Yankee Batter Later Scores. Catcher is Carlton Fisk homered for the Yanks. had two blows in the loss. Jennings lo Bell Our staff was imbalanced. That got a birdie on the 11th, and three innings, Center Congos concentrate more now on what she’s doing with the WTA, Isabelle Parciak of on the tees. Packard, Lauri Turkington, collected two bingles for Sears. made it tough on the manager when I got a bad chip at the 13th trounced Hartford National her magazine and tv. This is all well and good, but she’ll Manchester and partner, Mary Several door prizes were Chris Fedorchak, Kelly PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The Philadelphia Bell of the (Danny Murtaugh). So, when it into the long grass, and then got Grady, Robin Lukas, Mary World Football League Thursday acquired running back Bank last night at Keeney, 12-5. find out soon enough that Billie Jean King, tennis cham M ^arthy, took second prize awarded including a putter came to lefties, there was me back six or seven feet from the Leading the way with three pion, carries a lot more weight than Billie Jean King, ten donated by pro Wally Cichon Kate Caffrey, Carolyn J.J. Jennings of the Memphis Southmen for negotiation with two birds. or the kid (John Candelaria). Fisk Finds Homers hole, it was into the green and hits each were Jim Collins, and nis commentator. The team having low net with and won by Mrs. Phelps. The Flood, Natalie Swift, Donna rights to defensive tackle Rudy Sims, an undisclosed The kid has pitched absolutely looked like a funny putt. Mark Snyder. Clarence Switzer a 64, was Diane Kueza of winners received gift cer Murray, Alicia Hagler, amount of cash and future considerations. fabulous baseball, so it had to “I thought, ‘Well, if I miss. In that connection, it could be her present problem with and Tom Smedick cracked out the group of protestors stems largely from over-extending Ellington Ridge and guest. Bun tificates from the pro shop. Laura Booth, Karin Shaer, “ YES, YOU CAN...Y0UR KIDS CAN ‘Tm very happy to have a man of J.J.’s caliber on our be me,” said McDowell. I’m back to par.’ But I made it two hits for Congo. Collins and Are Great Therapy herself and becoming involved in too many different con Sharon Maher. ball club,” BelUCoach Ron Waller said. and stayed one under, then I Switzer had home runs. birdied 14 and 15 and I was flicting interests. Inevitably something has to give and in TRADER WORLD League East. New York now holds a half Three hits came off the bat of Legion Bows on Road BOSTON (UPI) — Carlton Fisk has three under instead of even. Bob Mellins of the Bankers. this case it seems to be Billie Jean’s patience. She can ANTK^UES- Coach Doug found that home runs are great game lead over Boston. That got me momentum a little argue all she likes about what she has done for women’s Snapping a 6-6 tie in the bottom of the ninth inning, MacGillvary. Geri Lombar Luis Tiant went all the way to take his bit.” do, Debbie Black, Lisa Cook, therapy. 11th season win. His first pitch nailed INDY tennis; and she has done plenty, but she should know there Brattieboro, Vt., Legion tacked a 7-6 defeat on Manchester LEMIN TERMS Graham had three birdies on The big Boston catcher, playing only his Yankee centerfielder Walt Williams in the All dozen runs came across in are always those who will pull on her skirt and ask what last night in Brattieboro. Shelly Valentine, Darlene fourth regular-season game after a year’s each nine and never went over the first four frames as Renn’s have you done for me lately? Ed White paced the locals with three hits. In relief of Franklin, Kris Higley, Chris chest. Williams went to second on a walk par for his record tour. this Summer In Our Clinics” absence, slapped a Pat Dobson curve ball and scored on a sacrifice fly by Chris topped the BA's last night at To help her understand those giving her such a hard time John Varca, he also absorbed the loss, working the last two Jarvis, Nanct Laraia, Laura into the left-field screen at Fenway Park Palmer said after his three- Nike, 12-2. Schauster, Lynn Odegard, (They’re Air Conditioned) MANCHESTER HONDA’S Chambliss. Tiant then settled down and under-par 68, “I played well. I now she should also know something else Shakespeare and one-third innings. Pete LaFlamme’s three hits, in Thursday night for his first home run since struck out eight while giving up seven hits. Gary Novak's three hits led said: An ungrateful person is sometimes less to blame for cluding two doubles, led the winners. Sandy Von Deck, Janet June 17, 1974. putted well ’’ “Tiant was just overpowering,” Fisk the Tavern and Dave Carrier, Tonight the locals trek to Rockville for a Zone Eight Bidwell, Nancy Donadio. “My arm didn’t hurt at all while I was He believed the “rough” is as Bill McCarthy, Steve Bania, it than his benefactor. said. “I wouldn’t like to hit against him, tough as Medinah (site of last Billie Jean King ought to think that over awhile. game. The Manchester records stands at 3-5-1. running around the bases,” he said. “I but I sure do like to catch him.” Bill DiYeso and Jim McCruden Yes, you can start playing this great game this PARKING LOT hopped on every bag at least once.” week’s U.S. Open).” Boston scored three times in the third added two hits each. Brian summer: Clinics are fun an enjoyable, sure way to Fisk injured his knee last June and was But conditions could change McCartan paced the BA's with inning, with Lynn sending home Rick rapidly if there is a letup in the loam — beginner or better. So, come Inside on our 4 out for the remainder of the season. Burleson and Carl Yazstremski with a two safeties. rains which in 10 days have It air conditioned courts and do yourself a favor by m " During spring training this year, he broke hard triple to right center. Lynn scored on his arm. turned the course soft and NIKE Whalers Obtain Rights starting on this game of a llfetima. Everybody’s a single by first baseman Cecil Cooper. spongy, and if the wind rises the Fisk’s lofting home run, and a triple to Making the most of 11 base AND playing tennisi And our clinics give you expert, Boston knocked Dobson out of the game drying process will speed up. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Cougars, scoring 26 goals and 48 deep center field by Fred Lynn, led ^ sto n hits, Pero's outslugged M&M basic instructions...at very low prices. in the seventh. Fisk hit his homer, and Lee Trevino foresaw the New England Whalers of the assists for 74 points last season. to a 6-1 win over the New York Yankees singles by Denny Doyle, Rick Miller, Pizza last night at Nike, 15-5, and tightened the race in the American change. World Hockey Association have RADII S 4 M Burleson and Lynn accounted for two with Stan Talaga rapping out The right wing, who has “When the greens harden, obtained the negotiating rights three base hits. Jim Keefe and more runs. they’ll play tougher, and the to Rosaire Paiement from the played in two WHA all-star Lots of Chrome Accessories for Sale. Den Vendrillo chipped in with course still will be longer,” he Denver Spurs in exchange for a games, scored 34 goals with the TONIGHT Pipes, Shocks, Sissy Bars two each for the Fruitmen. said. “I think it was the easiest 1976 first round draft choice. Vancouver Canucks of the 7:25 • Yankees vs. Red Sox, ADULTS JUNIORS A1 Fyler and Danny Casey led ^ Luggage Racks, Chains, Tires Thursday it’s going to be all Paiment, 29, played three National Hockey League in WINF, WTIC FROM 1799 TO 1O M V -F0 R ISO YEARS the Pizzas with two hits each. Start July 14 Start July 6 week.” seasons with the WHA Chicago 1970. SATURDAY 6IX SENERATIONS OF THE BEAM OtMliy HAVE BEEN Used Parts... MAKIN6 THE WORLD'S RNEST BOURBON. siWONDAY&VffiDNESDAY MONDAY & WEDNESDAY A little of Everything Irwin, A1 Geiberger, and 1:55 (22,30) Red Sox vs. 10 :0-12 Noon Miller Barber were among 10 Stram on TV Yankees, WTIC, WINF 9-10:30 players tied at 71. Tony Jacklin, 4:30 (3) Golf, Track, Bobby Nichols, and Eddie NEW YORK (UPI) - Hank Horse Raring I MSKnUONEOFKSfSUHCRS • TUES. A THURSDAY 4 Weeks •July 7-30 *08 Saturday, June 28 * 9 to 5 Stram, for 15 years the coach Little Miss Softball I OFUcieiAiuivHorKVfMea Pearce were amoi|g 11 at 72, 5:00 (22, 30) WiinhIedon (after wor*) 5:30-7 P.M .*' Aug. 4-27 *05 and vice president of the Kan MNOAOWUSSieNEDIT Rain or Shine Trevino and Don January Tennis ON JUlY4tA/ 8 Weeks • Ladles Baglnnsrs *110 Boys and Olrts Baglnnsrs among 10 at 73, and Tom sas City Chiefs, has been added Manchester Carpet outscored Dell’Angela four each and Sue .5:00 (8) Golf: Western • TUES.&THURS. to the CBS football broad Lessard three. IHISOntlSnilBIBOtlSBOH e TUESDAY 7-8:30 P.M. Weiskopf among 17 at 74. the BA Club last night, 16-0 with Open m u - o t^oFTW n ttfTat 8:30-10:30 A.M. casting team, the network an Nassiff Arms tramped Wilson 8 Weeks • Van Beginners *70 Mary Calabro getting four hits, SUNDAY 4 Weeks •July 6-28 *08 Sell Your Used nounced Thursday. Electric, 23-10. Sue Caouette a THURSDAY 7-8:30 P.M. one a h o m er. L inda Aug. 3-26 *65 Stram will serve as an collected two homers for 2:00 (22) Yanks vs. Red 8 Weeks • LaiHes A Man Intsrmodiates *70 Rent a Space for *5 ^ McGillvary, Connie Murray and Sox, WTIC, W INF analyst on the telecasting of Georgeanne Ebersold each had Wilson and Cindy Cox had a pair National Football League for NasSiff’s and Kathey 3:30 (30) Wimbledon Ten three singles. nis games beginning in September. Hagler topped Ansaldi, 9-7, Seavey and Beth McDonald Hot Dogs and Refreshments For All! Lemanezyk Out homered once. 4:00 (8) Western Golf with Susan Hall homering. Deb 4:30 (3) Tennis: Metreveli W m UCKY'^^ STRAIGHT DETROIT (UPI) - Pitcher Manchester Olds topped Tw BOURBON WHISKTT bie Boud, Dawn Banavige and vs. Cox BRITISH Dave Lemanezyk has been Lorraine Stratton also hit hard. Bantly, 15-7. Sue Setsky m u M m a placed on the 21-day disabled homered for Olds and Patty PASSEDA 9-A2 Willie’s trimmed Turnpike HtNTUCKV MANCHESTER HONDA list by the Detroit Tigers Breen bad three hits as did Kel Lee Triumphs RESOUJTION MANCHESTER CALL so MARBLES CHAMPS TV, 25-8, with Fe Denise fteC0GNI7 lNG TRe •OH :7387 because of a torn muscle in his Boutilier homering twice. Nan ly Taylor, Liz Wierzorek NEW HAVEN (UPI) - In indepenpekce o f 81 •• 872- shoulder, it was announced LONDON (UPI) - Men named homer^ in defeat. B e UNITED STATES 24 Adams Street Smith have won the world mar cy Curtin homered for TV and steady play on his home course, THOMAS JIFFIRSON RACQUET CLUB 646-8860 Thursday. Army S t Navy nipped Armory WtOTC TMC Heather Davids doubled twice. the Rev. William Lee has won OCCLWlATiON pp MKPCRMHCe OF VOTE Lemanezyk last pitched for ble shooting championship for JHTOOKr...... ctsugrtNCASMCie -/7 8 » /7 7 Wyman’s Oilers stopped Cut Package, 9-8, with Lynn Ann the 73rd amateur championship srAotiMcr BOOK Feb.tS.i7ftZ W. Center St., Manchester the Tigers five days ago and the last 19 years. Alan Smith has Feene homering twice. Leslie JACK REDMOND. USPTA, PRO. won the la^ four and his father. & Curl. 18-15. Sue Lessard of the Connecticut Golf was placed on the disabled list Noreen Carriere collected five Gaudette matched the feat for I PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY.-DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY Len. the 15 before that Association, defeating Dave THE JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO., CLERMONT, BEAM, KENTUCKY effective last Monday. hits. Laurie Ziebarth and Tracy Armory. Szewczul of New Britdin.
N ^ A 1 3 rivs OHDll^ irnj PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 27, 1975- PAG^ ELEVEN j. ; A •. ’ Work Goes Ahead Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Ex-Cager Winning Keep V'v On Town Projects U&R TOLLAND activities planned for the com ing year. Membership is open to W xt BEHER BUYS Vivian Kenneson area women between the ages lierald As Pittsburgh Pitcher Town Manager John Harkins of 18 to 40. reported recently to the Board Anyone interested in learning CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING $34,500 — Manchester • 8-room Cape, full dormer, gar of Selectmen of the progress of definite—he’ll be around in more about the club, or in age, good location. NEW YORK (UPI) - Thursday night when he struck pitcher Lynn McGlothen many projects going on in the September. attending the tea, is asked to $46,500 — Vernon - 7-room Raised Ranch, fireplace, 2- When John Candelaria out 13 Chicago Cubs—the worked seven innings to bring town. PHONE 643-2711 Rennie Stennett, who had contact membershii) chairman car garage, city utilities. attended LaSalle Academy season’s high in the National his record to 9-5. The concrete block work for gone hitless in four at-bats Astros 8, Braves 4 Mrs. Ernest Cordes of Dunn FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD $47,900 — Vernoh - four bedroom Colonial, living room, in New York, he dominated League-and scattered five hits the dog pound, behind the town Hill Rd. in a 5-2 victory. against Cubs starter Steve Roger Metzger and Doug ¥ dining room, and kitchen, tastefully decorated. the basketball courts, falling garage off Old Post Rd., has Scholarship $49,000 — Vernon - New 7-room Raised Ranch, stone ] It was the second complete Stone, slammed a three-run Rader each banged out three been completed. Work on the INDEX just five rebounds short of ninth inning homer off reliever The Tolland Junior Woman’s HAPPY fireplace, 2-car garage. Qualifies for tax credit. game victory in seven days for hits to lead a 13-hit Houston roof has commenced and fen ADVERTISING Lew Alcindor’s career Ken Frailing to move the Club has awarded its $500 an N O T IC It ADVERTISING $54,900 — Bolton - Eight-room Contemporary, 4 I Candelaria and halted a four- assault. Atlanta committed five cing has been ordered. SWEET rebounding total. Pirates 1 l/2games ahead of nual scholarship to Kathryn 1 — Low ind Found UTILITY and delivery - full UNITE your talents, as clerical bedrooms. Separate family room or studio, large trood | game Pittsburgh losing streak. errors to assist in its own un Work oh the concession stand 16th 2 — Portonali DEADLINE unit manager, typing, Today, at the ripe old age of Philadelphia—which beat doing. The Astros scored in Bush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 3 — Announeomtqt* RATES time employe needed for pick lot. Last Friday night, Candelaria at Crandall’s Park was com 12:00 noon the day beloi'e up and delivery plus other switchboard, supervisory a 21. Candelaria still is towering Pittsburgh four straight earlier John Bush of Merrow Rd. BIRTHDAY 4 — Enttrlalnmonl publication. 1 day ...... 9c word per day $57,000 — Vernon - New oversized 6-room Raised | each of the first four innings pleted in time for the park 5 — Auctions general duties. Must provide must. Jobseekers, 568-1070. over opponents — National this week—in the NL East. and chased starter Mike While attending Tolland High, Deadline lor Saturday and 3 days ...... 8c word per day Ranch, qualifies for tax credit. NATIONAL LEAGUE opening. A grant has been 6 days ...... 7c word per day own car. Mileage paid. Good League opponents, that is. “ We came back in town Thompson with a three-run se Miss Bush work^ on the school FINANCIAL Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. applied for to improve road 8 — Bondi-Stocl(i-Marlgages 26 days ...... 6c word per day opportunity for advancement. BREAK into a new employ $62,500 — Manchester - Spacious, executive type Split, | mad,” Stennett said. “We lost newspaper and contributed ar 15 WORD MINIMUM The 6-foot-7 Candelaria was cond. J.R. Richard went the conditions on Cider Mill Rd. 9 — Personal Loans All benefits company paid. App- ment field with our assistance. view of Hartford. because of some bad plays in ticles to the literary magazine. 10 — Insurance Happy Ads ...... $2,00 Inch at. Noble & Westbrook, 20 Jobseekers, 8-8 daily, Weekends drafted number two by the outpitched Tom Seaver, route for only the second time Progress is satisfactory on PLEASE READ $63,000 — Vernon - New 8-room Custom Colonial. Phildelphia. ’The Phillies are She will attend the University NORMA estbrook Street, East Hart 9-5. 568-1070. Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1972 throwing a four-hitter and in 13 starts this season and up the fire station off Gehring Rd. EMPLOYMENT Qualifies for tax credit. free-agent draft and was faced beating the Mets 5-1. telling us we’re scared of them, of Connecticut where she will 13 — Help Wanted YOUR AD ford, Conn. An equal opportuni ped his record to 5-3. Brick work is nearly completed 14 — Business Opportunities SERVICE person - needed im $63,000 — Manchester - New 7-room custom Cape, high { with a serious dilemma—play but deep down we know they major in journalism. Classified eds are taken over ty employer. The Pirates summoned Giants 2, Dodgers 0 and roofing is slated for in 15 — Situation Wanted the phone as a convenience. mediately with good phone lot with a view. Qualifies for tax credit. on the Puerto Rican Olympic are scared of us.” Candelaria from their Right-hander Ed Halicki stallation this week. Comple Love, Celeste, EDUCATION The Herald Is responsible lor ARE YOU fa m iliar with voice and typing skills. $2.25 $64,000 — South Windsor - Spacious 8-room Raised | In other NL games, St. Louis only one Incorrect Insertion and basketball team and then Charleston farm club in the allowed only five hits while tion is anticipated by mid-July. Girl Scout Camp 18 — Private Instructions casualty and property in hourly. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Ranch, 4 bedrooms, carpeting. accept one of his more than 80 edged Montreal 4-3, Houston striking out six and walking two The Tolland Girl Scout Day Milce, Roy 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the size of the International League earlier A section of drainage has 20 — Instructions Wanted original Insertion. Errors which surance, can use person part $71,000 — Manchester - Kennedy Road, view of Avon | basketball scholorships, or take this month when injuries downed Atlanta 8-4 and San in stopping Los Angeles. San Camp will be Aug. 4 through 14 Jiffy and Coco do not lessen the value of the time to handle small accounts, FAST FOODS person needed been installed on the corner of REAL ESTATE Mountain. New 7-room Raised Ranch. 2 Francisco blanked Los Angeles now. Experience preferred, the money and sign with the decimated the pitching staff. Francisco got both its runs in Old Stafford and Torry Rds. at the Fish and Game Club 23 — Homos lor Sals advertisement will not be cor 15-20 hours per week, call 278- 2-0. rected by an additional Inser 7770 for information. full-time days. Salary open, Pirates. At the time, Candelaria said the first off loser Andy Notes were received from grounds off Mile Hill Rd. The 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale "My father’s dream was to he didn’t expect to stay with the Cards 4, Expos 3 Messersmith. With one out, Von camp will run from 9 a.m. to 3 25 — Investment Properly tion. Manchester. Jobseekers, 568- Vernon National, United Bank 26 — Business Property 1070. U&R REALTY CO. sec me play pro baseball and I team through the season, but Ted Sizemore slammed a Joshua singled and went to se p.m. Monday through 27 — Resort Property ASSISTANT MANAGER - Corp., Connecticut Bank Wanted - for fast growing shoe 0 4 3 -2 6 9 2 thought I had an outside chance when you couple his perfor two-run homer, his first homer cond on a passed ball. He Thursday. 28 — Reel Estste Wsnted & Trust, and Hartford National LEGAL NOTICE Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 W e/p Wanted 13 store chain, potential for ad JANITORIAL workers needed, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor at making Triple A ball,” the mances during the last week since last July, and Ken Reitz scored on a single by Bobby Banks. Vernon National bid 2.96 Those interested in attending MI8C. SERVICES vancement. Apply manager. evenings and a few morning added a two-run single to 31 — Services Ottered Brooklyn native said. with the release ’Thursday of Murcer and Willie Montanez per cent on the $152,000 note for camp need not be scouts or 32 — Painting-Papering MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd LOCAL INSURANCE Agency Tagway Shoe Store, K-Mart openings. Must have transpor highlight a four-run eighth in Court of Probate The smoke-throwing Sam McDowell, Candelaria’s followed with a double to score capital projects. have had scouting experience. Plstrict of Manebester 33 — Building-Contracting mortgages — Interim financing desires commercial lines Shopping Center, 207 Spencer tation. Call 649-5334. southpaw justified his decision immediate future seems ning St. Louis rally. Winning Murcer. Fees will be $5 for registered ESTATE OF OCTAVIE P. LaGACE 34 — Rooling-Siding — expeditious and confidential secretary, agency oriented Street, Manchester. New house numbers were Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 35 — Heating-Plumbing 7 Business Opportunity 14 sent out with tax bills, except Girl Scouts and $20 for non E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be 36 — Flooring service, J.D. Real Estate preferred, salary negotiable, scouts. presented to the fiduciary named below 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage Assoc. 646-1980. call 643-9555. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR - six those for motor vehicles. The 38 — Services Wanted STRANT STREET. A con ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Volunteers are needed to on or before Smlembcr 19, 1975 or be week temporary assignment, PACKAGE STORE for sale. DUPLEX 5 + 5 effective transition date is July barred by law. 'The fiduciaiy is: MISC. FOR SALE STOCK CONTROL and Accoun east of river, need immediate For more information call F. J. venience plus location. Builder ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ assist in pre-camp planning, in Anna R. LaGace Separate furnaces, city 19, and the post office will also 41 — Articles for Sale □ EMPLOYMENT ting - No experience required. ly, top rate, STIVERS Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. utilities, convenient location, has renovated kitchen, put on ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ arts and crafts, music and 166 Bissell Street 42 — Building Supplies aluminum siding, practically MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES supply notices. Manchester, Conn. Good salary paid training plus LIFESAVERS, 50 State St., drama, and sports and games. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Situation Wanted IS amesite drive, excellent value rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, STANDINGS 06040 44 — Livestock Help Wanted 13 many benefits. Ages 17-35. Hartford, 549-7600, no fee. at $34,900. ’Those willing to help in any way 45 — Boats & Accessories Enlistment required. Call U.S. 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly Club Tea 46 — Sporting Goods Cleveland Milwaukee may call Mrs. John Dunn. Army at 643-9462. DENTAL HYGENIST - bus; STRONG young man priced. T. J. Crockett, .American League Standings The membership committee 47 — Garden Products PHONE FROM home to ser ab r h bi ab r h bi Training sessions will be Court of Probate 48 — Antiques Manchester office, reply Box : specializes in lawn mowing, Realtors, 643-1577. By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE District of Manchester vice our customers for super 8 Lowenstn dh 4 1 2 2 Money 3b 4 0 0 0 of the Tolland Junior Woman’s 49 — Wanted to Buy Manchester Evening Herald, garage cleaning and painting. Blast provided for those working at NOTICE TO CREDITORS earnings. Choose own hours. CONSTRUCTION Worker - No Kuiper 2b 5 110 Yount ss 3 0 0 0 Club will host an informal tea experience required. Good Billy, 646-2999. MANCHESTER - 6-room w. 1. pet. St. Louis Montreal New York Boston the camp. ESTATE OF RICHARD F. PONCHAK RENTALS Call 549-3137. gl> Manning cf 5 111 Bevacqua ss 1 0 0 0 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for New York 40 X .571 — ab r h bi ab r h bl July 2 at the home of Mrs. 52 — Rooms lor Rent salary, paid training plus many ab r h bi ab r h bi Powell lb 4 0 12 Scott lb 4 0 10 Registration forms may be E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Boston 38 29 .567 Brock II X4 0 2 0 Mangual cf 3 110 Donald Sierakowski. 53 — Apartments lor Rent benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist COLLEGE GIRLS mal dining room, large kitchen Williams cf 3 10 0 Carbo rf 2 0 0 0Spikes rf 4 2 10 Aaron dh 3 0 10 obtained at Nangle’s Pharmacy presented to the fiduciary named below 54 — Homes tor Rent ESTABLISHED REAL Estate •Milwaukee 37 33 .529 3 specializing in dinner parties. DUBALOO-IESPERIUKE with pantry, 2-car garage, treed Sizemore 2b 4 112 Foil ss 4 12 0 White If 2 0 10 Miller rf 1110Gamble If 2 3 10 Darwin dh 0 0 0 0 Officers and chairmen of the on or before S^tember 23, 1975 or be 55 — Business for Rent office needs two full-time sales ment required. Call U.S. Army Baltimore 30 X .441 9 or by calling Mrs. Anthony Will provide cleaning before yard. $37,90)0. Wolverton Agen Davis rf 5 0 0 0 Scanlon ph 10 0 0 Coggins If 0 0 0 0 Burleson ss 4 1 2 1 Bell 3b 4 0 12 Thomas pr 0 10 0 club will discuss projects and barred by law. The fiduciary is: 56 — Resort Property lor Rant at 643-9462. Cleveland 29 X .426 10 Barber, Anthony Rd. Martha M. Ponchak people. Wolverton Agency, 646-0503 cy Realtors, 649-2813. Smith lb 2 10 0 Jorgensn lb 4 110 Chambiss lb 3 0 1 1 Ystrzmsk If 4 110 Duffy ss 5 111 Porter c 3 112 57 — Wanted to Rent and after and serving. Always a Detroit 27 40 403 114 Simmons c 4 110 Biittner If 10 10 186 Green Road 58 — Misc. for Rent Realtors, 649-2813. WANTED Munson c 4 0 10 Lynn cf 4 12 3 Ashby c 2 0 11 Lezeano rf 4 0 0 0 SURVEYOR - No experience neat appearance. Reasonable, West Melendez cl 2 0 10 Foote c 4 0 0 2 Manchester, Conn. Two experienced, NetUcs 3b 4 0 10 Rice dh 4 0 0 0 Eckersley p 0 0 0 0 Sharp cf 4 0 10 AUTOMOTIVE required. Good salary, paid Nina 646-2999. BOLTON - custom built six w. 1. pet. gb. ReiU 3b 3 0 12 Scott If 0 0 0 0 06040 RN’s wanted for full and part- Bonds dh 4 0 10 Cooper Ib 4 0 11 Brown p 0 0 0 0 Mitchell If 2 0 0 0 61 — Autos lor Sale training plus many benefits. hardworking salesmen will room raised ranch, with 22x25 Oakland 45 28 .634 — Guerrero ss 4 0 0 0 Mackanin 2b 3 0 0 0 Whitfield rf 4 0 10 Petrocelli 3b 4 0 2 0 Garcia 2b 3 0 2 0 62 — Trucks lor Sale time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. TEENAGE girl looking for VERNON - Custom-built six- fireplaced family room, three Kansas City 41 31 .569 44 Ages 17-35. Enlistment earn good money and great .McGlothen p 2 0 0 0 Carter c 4 0 10 Brinkman ss 2 0 0 1) Fisk c 3 12 1 Colbom p 0 0 0 0 ^Yankee Doodle^ Chosen 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Apply to Directors of Nursing, room Cape with three bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen Texas 34 37 .479 11 Court of Probate 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles required. Call U.S. Army at 643- babysitting jobs,■ Northeast Howard ph 10 10 Parrish 3b 4 0 0 0 Herrmnn ph 1 0 0 0 Blackwell c 10 0 0 Champion p 0 0 0 0 Salmon Brook Convalescent company benefits. Contact bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, set on Minnesota 31 X .463 U District of Manchester 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle 9462. Manchester area, weekdays has built-in oven and range, Tyson pr 0 10 0 Fryman p 3 0 0 0 Mason ss 0 0 0 0 Doyle 2b 4 110 Austin p 0 0 0 0 Summer Reading Theme Home, (off House Street) Mike Harden at Fitzgerald 1 1/4 acres. Barn. Mid 30’s. California 34 40 .458 124 Garman p 1 0 0 0 Warthen p 0 0 0 0 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Homes and evenings, call Cindy, 649- dining room, two-car garage, Johnson ph 10 10 Tiant p 0 0 0 0 ToUls 35 9 10 9 ToUls 31 2 6 2 ESTATE OF ALBERT F. SWEET Chicago 31 X .449 13 Bicentennial Flag Raised 66 — Automotive Service Glastbnbury. Please call 633- Ford, 100 Windsor Avenue, 5678. Zinsser Agency, 666-1511. acre lot, Wolverton Agency Bailey ph 0 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 3 0 0 0 Cleveland 030 031002-9 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Thursday s Results dle Rides Again’’ at their 5244. Realtors, 649-2813. Lintz pr 0 0 0 0 Dempsey ph 10 0 0 Milwaukee 000 000 002-2 EAST HARTFORD E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be (Route 83) Rockville. Chicago 8 Texas 3 NURSES AIDES COVENTRY Four-room Split Totals 32 4 7 4 ToUls 31 3 6 2 Dobson p 0 0 0 0 E-Yount, Bevacqua. DP-Cleveland 2, branch. presented to the fiduciary named below WILL DO housekeeping, Cleveland 9 Milwaukee 2 Connecticut Day was observed at the Lake Street School, Sheila Tuller MECHANICS - foreign 7 ILH-3 P.M. and 3 P.H-11 P.H Level with one-car garage, St. Louis 000 000 040-4 Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee 2. LOB-Cleveland 8, Mil All branches and the main bn or before SMtember 19, 1975 or be ______AUTO references and own transporta COLONIAL ; by owner, Boston 6 New York I, night Vernon, with students telling about the state’s past history barred by law. The fiduciary is: Paii-tiine or Full-time MonU-eal 000 100 UiO- 3 Totals 32 1 7 1 Totals 35 6 12 6 waukee 5. 289-4289 car experience preferred, but tion, call 643-7998, mornings. living room, kitchen, two Manchester Green area, large Detroit 6 Baltimore 5. night library will also sponsor Helen J. Sweet Lost and Found E-Jorgensen, Foli. Mackanin, Carter. New York 100 000 000-1 2B-Spikes. Powell, Gamble. in connection with a bicentennial program. As part of the “ Yankee Doodle Rides will cross-train domestic Enjoy working in a pleasant bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser rooms, fireplace, attached Kansas City 7 California 1. night DP-St. Louis 2. Montreal 3. LOB-St. Louis summer story hours for 159 Adams Street Boston 00030030X-6 ip h r er bb so Again” is the theme of this Manchester, Conn, experience people, first and se atmosphere with a skilled and HELPER wanted for Sunday Agency, 646-1511. breezeway and garage, private Friday's Games 8, Montreal 8. program, Donald Eden, chairman of the Vernon Bicenten children four to seven years LOST at Bowers School, bov’s RESPONSIBLE teenager J LOB-New York 8, Boston 6. Eckersley W 5-1 850025 06040 cond shift openings. Apply Ted dedicated staff. Experience Courant route and substitute wants babysitting jobs, yard, $41,900, no agents, call (All times EDT) 2B-Biittner, Brock, Foli, Carter. 3B- 3B-Lynn. HR-Fisk (1). SF-Chambliss. nial Commission, presented the school with a bicentennial Bicentennial summer’s reading old. 26-inch yellow ten speed bike, Brown 1 1 2 2 1 0 Trudons Volkswagen, 646-2838. during the week. Minimum preferably in North Manchester MANCHESTER - New listing. '64? Oakland (Blue 1(W) at California Simmons, HR-Sizemore (1). SB-Brock. S- ip h r er bb so flag. Students are shown raising it and the American flag, program at the town libraries. Reward, 647-9042. preferred. Please call 646- 'Ryan ll>6i. 10:30 p.m. Colborn L 25 125 4 3 3 2 0 Story hours are scheduled $2.50 hourly 643-6103. Aluminum sided Raised Ranch Melendez. Dobson L 85 615 85513 Champion 4 15 4 4 3 3 0 Mrs. Marjorie Moody, 0129. area. Call 647-1698. Minnesota (Campbell 1-3, Goltz M) in front of the school. (Herald photo by Richmond) weekly in July and August. The Court of Probate, District of Manchester REAL ESTATE Career - earn with 2-car garage in prestigious 30 L( ISJJST STREET - two ip h r er bb so Lyle 125 4 1 1 0 2 Austin 3 2 2 2 4 4 children’s librarian at the Ray NOTICE OF HEARING at Texas (Wright 0-3, Hargan 4-3), 2, McGlothen W 95 7 4 1 1 4 5 schedule starts Tuesday, July 8 MISSING Two weeks - beautiful $11,000 plus annually, must MtNCIIESTER MANOR WANTED - Teacher’s aid for Forest Hills. ’Two full baths, famiWj agents please. $44,- Tiant W 115 9 7 1 1 2 8 T-2:42. A-15,145. ESTATE OF HELEN PETROWICH long furred black male tiger 7 00 p.m. Garman 2 2 2 1 3 1 HBP-by Tiant (Williams). mond Library, urges all at Wickham Library from 2 to Pursuant to' an order of Hon, William have licensie or in process, all Hebron Center Nursery School, enclosed porch, sundeck, three 000. Phone jBft-2426, 9-5. Kansas City (Fitzmorris 84)’ at cat, vicinity Homestead and NURSIKG HOME □ REAL ESTATE Fryman L 64 8 74253 T-2:24. A54^93. Kansas City California children to sign up soon. She E, FitzGerald, Judge, a hearing will be inquiries, strictly confidential, four year class. Monday, bedrooms. Immaculate condi Chicago (Jefferson 1-2), 9:00 p.m. 2;45 p.m.; Wednesday, July 9 at held on an application praying that an in- 385 West Center SL Manchester Warthen I 0 0 0 0 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi Two Leave GOP Posts said that all children who sign Middle Turnpike. Should have Arruda Realty, M4-1539. tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, Cleveland (Bibby 2-7) at Milwaukee Hockanum from 2 to 3 p.m.; stHiment purporting to be the last will Wednesday, Friday, 9-11:30 WP-Fryman. PB-Simmons2. Pinson rf 4 0 0 0 Nettles If 4 0 10 flea collar, missing name tag. 646-1511. 'Castro 3-H. 8:X p.m. up for the program will receive also Wednesday, July 9 at and testament of said deceased be ad a.m., 12:30-3 p.m. Write HCNS. Homes For Sale 23 T-2:12. A-11.173. Wohlford If 5 111 Rivers cf 4 12 0 Heartbroken kids. Call 643-9237. Detroit (Walker 2-5) at* Baltimore HEBRON Raymond Brunell Jr. Emery membership cards. As they mitted to probate said will dated August AVON - Summertime, and the Box 137, Hebron, for applica Brett 3b 4 2 4 1 Harper dh 4 0 0 0 Penney from 2 to 3 p.m.; and 27, 1953 and filed by Stella Lichanec as in 'Gnmsley 3-9). 7:30 p.m. Detroit Baltimore Taylor was designated to select livin’ could be easy! Be an Avon tion until July 18th. MODERNIZED circa 1870, Atlanta Houston McRae dh 4 12 1 Doherty lb 4 0 11 Anne Dallaire finish books, they will be Thursday, July 10 at Raymond said application on file more fully TELEPHONE Lineman - No $34,900 - 6 room Cape, full New York (Gura 1-1) at Boston (Wise ab r h bi ab r h bi LOST - Gold rimmed aviator Representative four hours a Colonial- nine rooms that must IN-TOWN ab r h bi ab r h bi Solaita lb 5 0 10 Stanton rf 4 0 10 the book. marked at the check points on appears, at Uie Court of Probate on July dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, "-6', 7:30 p.m. LeFlore cl 4 2 3 2 Singleton rf 4 0 0 0 228-3267 from 10:15 to 11.a.m. glasses. Thursday night. Call day. Excellent earnings. Call experience required. Good be seen to be appreciated-lVz Garr 11 4 0 0 0 Gross II 3 2 11 Rojas 2b 3 111 Llenas 3b 3 0 0 0 17, 1975 at 10:00 A,M. EVENING work for the nice trees. Hutchins Agency, Spacious executive type 8- Saturday's Games Sutherlnd 2b 4 1 1 0 Blair cf 4 12 1 The Republican Town Com Taxes Due the Yankee Doodle bulletin A simple craft program will Pearl J, Hultman, Ass’t, Clerk 643-1761. salary, paid training plus many Perez 2b 5 12 0 Metzger ss 5 0 3 0 White 2b 0 0 0 0 Baiaz ph 10 0 0 52^9401. secretary - transcription, dic Realtors, 646-3166. acres of truly excellent room Split, 3 or 4 bedrooms, New York at Boston Meyer If 3 0 0 1 Davis dh 4 0 0 0 Taxes on the Hebron Grand board in the children’s room. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist Baker rf 3 110 Cedeno cl 5 0 0 0 Collins cl 4 0 0 0 Rodriguez c 4 0 1 0 mittee has accepted the also be a part of the story hour taphone, mag card, part time. landscaping, barn, shed, and Oakland at Caifomia. night Horton dh 5 0 2 0 May lb 4 10 0 ideal for in-law suite or guest Evans 3b 3 1 10 Watson lb 5 100 Stinson c 3 0 0 0 Meoli 2b 4 0 2 0 resignation of the party vice List of Oct. 1,1974 over $100 are Upon completion of the FOUND - Lady’s Watch, claim ATTENTION Demonstrators - ment required. Call U.S. Army 568- three car garage-all in a nice Minnesota at Texas, night Freehan c 4 0 11 Baylor If 4 0 0 0 at Raymond. salary open. Jobseekers, room, oversized cathedral Lum lb 5 0 0 0 May c 4 110 Patek ss 3 2 2 2 Smith ss 4 0 10 due and payable in two in program, children will receive be describing. 649-2130. Toyk and Gifts. Work now thru at 643-9462. COLUMBIA 3 ACRES Manchester neighborhood. Kansas City at Chicago, night Stanley lb 4 110 Grich 2b 2 10 0 chairman, Mrs. Anne Emt. Mrs, Registration is suggested for Court of Probate, District of Manchester 1070. Corrcll c 4 0 10 CabeU rf 3 2 2 1 Pattin p 0 0 0 0 Figueroa p 0 0 0 0 Immediate sale desired. $59,- ceilinged living room, balcony Cleveland at Milwaukee, night Roberts rf 4 0 10 Robinson 3b 4 12 1 Emt resigned both as vice- stallments, July 1, 1975 and reading certificates. the Raymond Library stOTy ESTATE OF ALBERT F. SWEET, December. Free Sample Kit. ALL GARDENS GRDWING Office cf 4 12 1 Rader 3b 4 13 1 Scott p 0 0 0 0 deceased LOST - Passbook, First Federal INVENTORY Clerk - No Buy now and a bountyful harvest can 000, Odegard Realty, 643-4365. type second floor, oversized Detroit at Baltimore, night Rodriguz 3b 4 10 0 Duncan c 3 113 chairman and as a member of Jan. 1, 1976. Each tax bill Children who use Hockanum, hour. Parents are requested to No experience needed. Call or CAMERA department clerk, Blanks ss 4 0 2 1 Andrews 2b 3 12 1 Michael ss 3 13 1 Belanger ss 3 0 0 0 ToUls 36 7 11 6 ToUls 36 1 9 1 Pursuant to an order of Hon, William Savings, No. 372. Application write Santa’s Parties, Avon, experience required. Good some experience preferred, be yours. Plus abundant fruit trees, dining room, family room, 2 National League Standings Thompson p 1 0 0 0 Richard p 3 0 11 Kansas City 200 210 020-7 the committee. under $100 is due in full during Penney or Wickham libraries call 528-6102 or register at the E, FitzGerald, Judge, dated 6/24/75 a berry bushes and strawberry beds. All Lolich p 0 0 0 0 Cuellar p 0 0 0 0 made for payment. Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. salary, paid training plus many these go with immaculate 7 room, 2- SUBSTANTIAL price reduction fireplaces, 2-car garage, 3 By United Press International Beard p 10 0 0 California 100 000 000-1 the month of July. may sign up for “Yankee Doo hearing will be held on an application call Mr. Yatkin, 643-1505. Alexander p 0 0 0 0 Also resigning was Daniel desk in the children’s room. praying for authority to sell certain real benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist batii Ranch, small bam, and bass pond. Goodson ph 10 0 0 E-Meoli, SUnton, Rivers, While. DP- Also Booking Parties. for immediate sale, on this baths, carpeting. Asking East Miller p 0 0 0 0 Paine who had served as chair If the first installment is not estate as in said application on file more LOST - Large brown wallet, ment required. Call U.S. Army Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- redecorated large, seven room 500. w. 1. pet. gb Leon p 0 0 0 0 ToUls 35 6 12 5 ToUls 32 5 5 5 California 2. LOB-Kansas City 7, paid in full during the month of fully appears, at the Court of Probate on MATURE person to supervise 3233. Pittsburgh 40 28 .568 Beall ph 10 0 0 California 8. man of the candidate selection contains personal papers. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - at 643-9462. minor child while mother Victorian Colonial with 2 baths, Detroit 220100 010-6 July, Interest will be charged July 8, 1975 at 9:30 A,M, Vicinity Full Of Baloney, J. WATSON BEACH CO. U&R REALTY CO.* INC. Philadelphia 40 31 .563 Sosa p 0 0 0 0 Baltimore 031 100 000-5 2B-Brell. HR-Patek--(1). SB-Wohlford, committee. Pearl J, Hultman, Ass't, Clerk only those with superior works. References required. Realtor* MLS fireplace, carpeting, small gar .New York 34 32 .515 Totals 36 4 9 2 Totals 35 8 13 5 on both installments at the rate Pool Schedule Listed Reward, 649-8205. AUTOMOBILE mechanic - ^ - 2 6 9 2 E-Belanger, May. Sutherland, LeFlore. Brett, Rivers, McRae, Patek. SF-Rojas. Paine has been replaced in shorthand and typing skills Call 643-8977 after 6. MsKhtstir oniM M7-R13R age, convenient and pleasant Chicago 35 35 .500 Atlanta 012 000 001-4 DP-Detroitl, Baltimorel. LOB-Detroit8, ip h r er bb so this position by Mrs. Sandra of 1 per cent per month from<*" should apply. Knowledge of must be experienced, good pay Equal Housing Opportunity Manchester neighborhood. $32,- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor St. Louis ^ 35 .485 Houston 132 100 lOi— 8 Baltimore 2. Pattin W 6-4 9-91105 Kalom of Elizabeth Dr. Mrs. the due date-with minimum in EAST HARTFORD H a rtfo rd residents this LOST - Savings Passbook engineering office procedures plan, liberal benefits, apply in 900, Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Munlreal 29 36 .446 E-May 2, Correll, Office, Perez, Garr, '‘2B-Horton, Michael, SUnley. 3B-Le- Figueroa L6-4 585322 Court of Probate, District of Manchester number 022-0-21948-9 Hartford person only. Service Manager, Evans. LOB-Atlanta 10, Houston 8. Kalom was also nominated to terest of $2. summer. NOTICE OF HEARING and receptionist skills would be West Flore. HR-Duncan (7). Blair (2), SB- Scott 4 3 2 0 2 4 Sheila Tuller National Bank and Trust Co., helpful. Salary negotiable. Call Chorches Motors, Manchester. TOOL & GAGE MAKERS 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built w. 1. pet. gb. 2B-Rader, Office, Blanks. 3B-Cabell. Figueroa pitched to 2 batters in 6th. fill the vacancy in the office of Payments may be made by ESTATE OF HELEN PETROWICH, LeFlore. S-Michael. SF-Meyer, Freehan. 289-4283 Adult beginners meet deceased First Manchester<^ffice. Griswold & Fuss Inc., equal op Top Rates Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family THIS SEVEN room Cape Cincinnati 45 27 .625 SB-Office, Cabell, Baker 2. S-Richard, ip h r er bb so PB-Slinson. vice chairman. However, at her mail. If a receipt is requested, a Los .Angeles Gross. East Hartford High School’s Tuesdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Application made for pyment. portunity employer. M6-2469. DENTAL ASSISTANT - will Plus Benefits .room, fireplace^/ garages. offers, a fireplaced living room, 42 33 .560 4^ Lolich W 85 9 5 5 4 2 5 T-2:18. A5.449. request, a vote on the matter sfannped self-addressed E. FitzGerald, Judge dated June 17,1975 LAKEFRONT HOME San Diego 35 37 .486 10 ip h r er bb so indoor pool opened Wednesday Gorman Park. Advanced train, good knowledge of Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. formal dining room, three Cuellar 125 5 4 4 1 1 envelope should be enclosed. a hearing will be held on an application LOST - Five month old MANCHESTER Why not enjoy year round San Francisco 34 39 .466 IM Thompson L 0-2 1 2-3 4 4 4 2 1 Alexander L 15 6 72111 was deferred until the July 17 for the summer season and will beginners meet at the same praying that an instrument pur|Mrting to GROUP HOME, Agency owned business office procedure, bedrooms, finished rec room, Atlanta 29 43 .403 16 Beard 3 1-3 7 3 1 0 1 The tax collector will be at be the last will and testament of said Siamese, tan and brown with Wping required. Reply Herald VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, living on the second Bolton Miller 1 15 0 0 0 I 0 committee meeting. follow this schedule: time and place on 'Thursdays. group home in "ManchesterMa ■ ■ TOOL & DESIGN INC. nice quiet area. Jackston Agen- Hou'ton 28 48 .368 19 Leon 2 2 1112 WP-Alexander. The two resignations bring the Town Office Building Mon deceased be admitted to probate said blue eyes, vicinity of East side needs a mature married couple Box MM. with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, Lake? We have a six-room Sosa Monday through Friday, Advance registration is not dated February 27, 1974 and filed by 130 Hartford Road cy. 646-1316, 649-8782. Thursday's Results 1 0 0 0 0 0 T-2:32. A-7.053. day through Friday from 9 a.m. Cemetery. 649-0364. to provide care and parenting to large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver home with IVz baths that is I All Times EDT) Richard W 5-3 9 9 4 1 4 6 committee vacancies to six. swimming lessons each half Adam Petrowich as In said application Manchester necessary and players may on file more fully appears, at the Court MANUFACTURING - your ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. now available. Excellent Si Li3uis 4 Montreal 3, night. HBP-by Richard (Garr). Nominated for the seats are to noon, and Monday evening six adolescent boys. SALT BOX - Authentic Texas Chicago hour from 10 a.m. to noon. meet at the courts. of I^obate on July 17,1975 at 10:00 A.M. LOST - puppy Norwegian, gray 649-5263 I’lUsburgh 5 Chicago 2, night. WP-Thompson, Richard. PB-Correll, July 21 and 28 from 7 p.m. to 9 Experience in child care work experience in mechanical trou swimming, fishing, etc. Close reproduction fireplace, center ab r h bi ab r h bi Marvin Ross, Janise Reynolds, Recreational swims will be Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk MANCHESTER - Four family Houston 8 Atlanta 4, night. May. Lessons for children ages 7 to with black nose, vicinity Broad or with own adolescent children ble shooting and machine to highway and easy access to chimney, country living, acre Tovar cf 5 0 0 0 Kelly rf 4 0 0 0 Gladys T. Miner, Gardner p.m. to accept payment. San B'rancisco 2 Los Angeles 0, night. T-2:19. A-7,017. SPORTS hourly from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 15 ar.e held Mondays and and Hilliard street, 6:24 a.m. operation is needed for respon in center of town, four rooms Fregosi lb 3 0 10 OrU 2b 4 3 2 0 required. Opportunity for one shopping, etc. Mid 30’s^__ treed lot. Hutchins Agency, 646- Friday’s Qames Tarbell, Joe Beauregard, The evening recreational swim Tuesday morning. Anyone with sible, high paying jobs, with an CHIEF CUSTODIAN - Rham each apartment. Income over Spencer lb 1 0 0 0 May lb 4 12 2 Seoul Awards Wednesdays from 10 a.m. until spouse to work at outside 3166. St lyjuis (Denny 3-2, Reed 8-6) at Chicago Pittsburgh SLATE Marilyn Horton and Judy information regarding puppy High School, Hebron. Duties in $6,000. Excellent estate builder, Burroghs dh 4 0 0 0 DJohnson dh 4 0 2 1 is from 6 to 7 and the adult noon at Gorman, Martin and daytime job. Room, board, established plastic container T.J. CROCKEH MiT.lreal (Rogers 5-4, Stanhouse 04)), 2, ab r h bi ab r h bi Girl Scout Troop 5103 of Court of Probate, District of Manchester $56,500. Wolverton Agency, Grieve rf 4 0 0 0 Richard pr 0 10 0 Weiner. swim is from 7 to 8 p.m. please call 646-3153. salary and liberal benefits. manufacturer now staffing a clude supervision of 12 person Realtor 643-1577 MANCHESTER - Five room G .(f) p in Sperring ss 3 0 0 0 Stennett 2b 5 113 Hebron recently presented McAuliffe Parks. NOTICE OF HEARING Hargrove If 4 2 2 1 Hendersn cf 4 1 1 0 The candidate selection com new operation. Your contribu crew, purchasing, building Realtor, 649-2813. (liicago iZahn 2-4. Burris 7-5) at Hosley c 1111 Hebner 3b 4 111 Friday On Saturdays, the pool will Children may also take ESTATE OF CHRISTINE P. STYGAR Child and family services of- Colonial, aluminum siding, con Randle 2b 4 12 0 MelUn 3b 4 114 awards in ceremonies at the Personals 2 tion as hands on manufacturing cleaning, and security. Salary I'lltshiirgh (Ellis 44 and Brett 4-2), 2. Cardenal If 4 0 10 Oliver cf 3 110 mittee will present the names open at 1 p.m. for recreational Pursuant to an order of Hon. William connecticut, 2364511. venient location, Colli-Wagner Cardenas 3b 2 0 0 0 Nyman If 1100 Moriarty’s vs. Belltown, St. Hebron Elementary School lessons at Foran, Labor and commensurate with BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 6.U5 p m. Madlock 3b 4 0 0 0 Stargell lb 4 0 0 0 of persons interested in running E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated June 19.1975 operator will be recognized by Realty, 289-0241. Equal housing Cubbage ph 1 0 0 0 Coluccio If 2 0 0 0 Thomas swimming and on Sunday the Slye playgrounds. The same a hearing will be held on an application bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Philadelphia (Twitchell 4-7) at New Morales rf 3 0 0 0 Zisk If 3 0 10 auditorium. RIDE NEEDED June 30 - MEDICAL Specialist - No excellent wages and top fringe experience. Call school office, opportunity. Smalley ss 3 0 10 Dent ss 4010 for municipal office at the July opening hour is 2 p.m. The adult ing flat an Instrument purporting to 'I'lirk 'Matlack 8-51. 8:00 p.m, Monday cf 4 0 2 0 Robinson rf 4 0 0 0 Legion at Rockville, 6 - Henry Receiving badges were Patty time schedule is followed. August 8, from Wyllys and benefits. Apply in person 228^9451 or 649-9587 for informa utility room, fenc^ in yard for Sundberg c 2 0 11 Downing c 30 11 committee meeting. New com he last will and testament ol said experience required. Good San Diego (Freisleben 3-8) at Thornton lb 2 111 Dyer c 4 0 10 Park Petrolito, Troy Biskupiak, Kel swim will be at the same hour Tennis tournaments for class deceased be admitted to probate as inHighland to UCONN, arrival by MONSANTO COMPAQ, 300 tion. privacy. Across the street from PORTER STREET area - Howell ph 10 11 Wood p 00 00 n salary, paid training plus many Cincinnati (Nolan 7-51, 8:05 p.m. Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Mendoza pr 0 10 0 mittee members are Andrew as on weekdays. said application on file more fully 8 a.m., 649-9072. Rye St., South Windsor, Ct., beach. Hurry only $26,500. COVENTRY - Spacious seven Jenkins p 0 0 0 0 Gossage p 00 00 Saturday ly Henaghan, and Lisa participants will be held at the benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist Raised Ranch ready for Allania (Odom 04) at Houston Swisher c 2 0 0 0 Taveras ss 3 0 2 0 Johnson and Mrs. Anne Luke. appears, at the Court of Probate on July Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, room Ranch, three bedrooms, ToUls 34 3 8 3 ToUls 34 8 10 8 Legion vs. Enfield, 2 - Nebo The Penney High School pool, end of the season. take route 5 to Sullivan Avenue, MALE or female interested in decorating, rugs, etc. Take ad ' Dicrker 7-7) 8:35 p.m. Dunn ph 1 0 0 0 Candeleria p 3 0 0 0 Terranova, eight badges each; 8, 1975 at 10:00 A.M. ^ ment required. Call U.S. Army fireplaced living room and Texas 000 010 101-3 Other members include Emery which is schooled to open next Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk (Route 194), An Equal Oppor working mowing lawns and 643-6775. vantage of the $2,000. tax credit I.MS Angeles (Hooton W at San Kessinger ss 0 0 0 0 Robertsn ph 0 0 0 0 Tracy Say, seven; Shelia The town maintains 12 tennis at 643-9462. dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3/4 Chicago 111 000 060-8 Taylor, Mrs. Karen Biskupiak week, will follow the same time tunity Employer. doing odd jobs, call 649-7911 at 8 and buy this home. 120 by 200 )■ 1 anc'.sco (Falcone 6-5), 11:06 p.m. Stone p 2 0 0 0 Ellis pr 010 0 courts at the parks and Auctions E-Smalley DP-Texas 1. LOB-Texas 7, Whalen, six; Donna a.m. or between 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. acre treed lot. $29,900. Merritt Saturday's Games Harris ph 1 0 0 0 and Mrs. Marion Foote. Anyone schedule. CLERK TYPIST - No foot lot, seven room home with Chicago 3. Stanchfield, Beth Rich, Karen playgrounds mentioned. Eight VERNON Agency, 646-1180. Clmago at Pittkburgh. Frahling p 0 0 0 0 21/2 baths, and a sunny delight 2B-Downing, OrU, Smalley. HR-Har- interested in any office should Tennis of the courts are lighted, two at experience required. Good BRIDGEPORT Philadelphia at New York. Totals 31 2 5 2 Totals 33 5 7 4 RICH CYCLIST Walz, five each; Debbie TELLERS - we are seeking Immaculate 6-room Colonial, ful kitchen. Mid $50’s and well grove (8), Melton (5). SB-Nyman, OrU. contact a committee member. The Park Department is also salaiy, paid training plus many OPERATORS I.IIS Angeles at San Francisco. Chicago 000 000110-2 Sullivan, four; Kathy Layman, Gorman, two at Martin, and qualified individuals (we will 4 good sized bedrooms, over worth it. And, we will take your ip h r er bb so BRUSSELS (UPI) - Eddie AUCTION benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist San Diego at Cincinnati, twilight. Pittsburgh 200 00000B-5 Committee members have offering tennis lessons to East four at McAuliffe. Immediate openings for train), to work in various Jenkins L 85 8 10 8 7 1 2 Merckx, famed Belgian profes and Beth Robert, three each; ment required. Call U.S. Army sized living room, formal home in trade. T. J. Crockett, SOUTH WINDSOR SI Louis at Montreal, night. one out when winning run scored. tickets available for the annual By Delton Briggs experienced “top notch” men. branches in the Manchester- Wood W 5-11 615 6 2 2 1 4 and Cindy Cormier, two. at 643-9462. dining room, IV^ baths, built- Realtors, 643-1577. Uianta at Houston, night. E-Trillo, Swisher. DP-Pittsburgb 1. sional bike racer, earns between theater party which will be at /ABOUT Gossage 225 2 1 1 2 2 Contents of Full time, first shift positions. East Hartford area, if in ins, garage. Tastefully SIX BEDROOMS LOB-Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 7. $600,000 and $1 million per year the Coachlight Dinner Theater We offer excellent starting terested, apply Hartford BENTON STREET - large six Luxurious, Raised Ranch, 2B-Monday. HR-Hebner (9), Thornton Save-Gossage (11). TOWN two homes & bam POWER PLANT Operator - No decorated and landscaped. T-2:22. A-7,681. from the sport. Aug. 26. Tickets are $11 per per National Bank, 320 West Middle room Colonial in the center of fireplaced family room, (4), Hosley (4), Stennett (4).SB-Taveras. Items of special In te re s t experience required. Good wages and fringe benefits, in Walking distance to school son. Turnpike, Manchester, An town. Big porches, garage, prime area, two baths, ip h r er bb so A benefit performance of “6 salary, paid training plus many cluding profit sharing. and store. Immediate oc Stone 7 4 2 1 3 4 The committee has voted to ANTIQUE tOak Ic* ctMiL cab*., benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist Equal Opportunity Employer. fireplace. Terrific buy. In mid bad* *300' old arida oak boarda Experienced only need apply. cupancy, $47,900. private landscaped yard, two- Frahling L 2-4 1 1-3 3 3 3 1 1 RMS RIV VU’’ will be ment required. Call U.S. Army thirties. T. J. Crockett, MAJOR place a memorial book in the * Cradia acytha, toola RN for busy doctors office. Full car garage, $60’s. Candeleria W 2-1 9 5 2 2 3 13 McNally Hospitalized presented tonight at 8:30 at UNIQUE a Oak carouaal bookeaaa at 643-9462. Realtors, 643-1577. T-2:15. A-10.394. library in memory of the late WARD MFG. time, 9-5:30 p.m., five days a UftR REALTY CO.* INC. LEAGUE Manchester Community * Indaacribabla Jungla-gym 186 Adams StrMt S43-2692 BALTIMORE (UPI) — Former major league pitcher College by the Manchester * Cuatoin church-paw tofaa RADIO OPERATOR - No week, including alternating WARREN E. Church Begins MODERN a Ollad-walnut cradanxa Manchester Saturdays, Please send resume Robert D. Murdock. Realtor COLONIAL - Excellent move-in LEADERS I-os Angeles San Francisco Dave McNally was listed in fair condition at Sinai Hosplital Registered Nurses Association. a Six Hitchcock chair* • Cuatom pi. experience required. Good 646-6560 glass mirror to Herald Box P. condition, four bedrooms, 11/2 ab r h bi ab r h bi Thursday, suffering from Intense hiccoughs. Summer Hours The donation is $3.50, and a salary, paid training plus many baths, formal dining room, 2- HOWLAND Lopes 2b 4 0 10 Thomas 2b 4 0 0 0 limited number of tickets will, Much m ore A food A fun benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist PRICED TO Sell Fast - $31,500 Leading Balters Cruz cl 4 0 0 0 Joshua cl 4 13 0 McNally was admitted to the hospital Monday and has ANDOVER car garage, must be seen to be REALTORS 643-1108 Hia.sed on 150 at bats) be available at the door. ment required. Call U.S. Army buys this four bedroom Ranch, Wynn 11 3 0 0 0 Murcer rf 4 12 1 been undergoing tests since then, according to a hospital Donna Holland Long ME I^IMover, CL at 643-9462. single car garage, large, lovely appreciated. Jackston Agency, National League Garvey lb 4 0 0 0 MonUnez lb 4 0 2 1 Proceeds will benefit the 646-1316, 649-6050. g ab r h spokesman. The spokesman said McNally entered the 646-0375 (turn at whita church) backyard. 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Watrous, 82, of Mrs. Flora Lillian Barrett HanrljpHtpr lEupntng Meralb Willimantic died Wednesday at Dickinson, 81, of Suffjeld, Despite Injunction Denial a Willimantic convalescent formerly of Manchester, died MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 229 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t h i r t y p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS home. She was the mother of June 20 at a Simsbury convales James Gardner, the suggested that Gardner might of other college teachers. But Earl A. Watrous of Manchester cent hospital. She was the Manchester Community have recourse in further legal Judge C orrigan’s ruling and Willard Watrous of Coven widow of Harris C. Dickinson. College English lecturer dis action but "th e issues do not Thursday said that MCC’s ’The funeral was Sunday at try, and sister of Mrs. Lura ’V W missed from his job with no warrant immediate injunctive description of Gardner as a the Nicholson Funeral Home Olson and Walter Green, both of \ reason given, said today he’ll relief.” Corrigan said the claim temporary empioye “was a Coventry. Home, Suffield. Burial was in continue to fight the case in of Gardner’s rights hinge on sham.” She is also survived by Windsorville Cemetery. court despite a legal setback questions of state law, and Gardner had taught creative another son, another sister, six Born in Hartford, Mrs. Thursday. Gardner might have a right to writing at MCC since 1969 and Manhunt Seeks G-Men Killers grandchildren and four great Dickinson lived in Manchester “We’ve just begun to fight,” monetary claim for breach of even though he was classified a grandchildren. for 45 years before going to Suf Gardner said. promise. lecturer he had been paid at the The funeral is Saturday at 2 field five-and^^half years ago Common Pleas Court Judge Gardner was verbally level of an associate professor. OGLALA, S.D. (UPI) — Federal agents, member for every FBI agent slain on the One FBI agent said the search would go An American Indian Movement p.m. at Bacon Funeral Home, to make her home with her Thomas Corrigan Thursday notified April 16 that his annual Gardner took his case to aided by an airplane and a helicopter, reservation. on "as long as is necessary.” spokesman identified the dead Indian as 71 Prospect St.-, Willimantic. sister, Mrs. Frances Viets. denied Gardner’s request for lecturer contract wouldn’t be court when he wasn’t satisfied resumed the search today for the Kunstler charged the area where the When asked if he meant indefinitely, he Little Joe Killsright and an Oglala Sioux Burial will be in the New She was a member of South temporary and permanent in renewed for the fall semester. with college administrators’ suspected Indian killers of two FBI shooting occured had been “completely remarked at a Friday briefing in nearby woman who said she was his sister iden Willimantic Cemetery. United Methodist Church and junctions against the college, He was also told that he decisions. He gained student agents, but one of the searchers said he sealed off to the outside world” and that Pine Ridge, “We've been searching that tified him as Joe Roberts, Seattle, Wash. Friends may call at the the Maplelon Literary Club of which would have allowed him wouldn’t have his summer ses and faculty support on campus, did not believe any of those wanted for ‘■four (Indian) homes in the vicinity of the long for Patricia Hearst.” Authorities did not release his identity. funeral home tonight from 7 to Suffield. She was a past matron sion job, usually awarded and his attempt to keep his job questioning were still in South Dakota. shooting have been riddled by bullets and to retain his teaching job. The two slain FBI agents — Jack Coler, The FBI said Coler and Williams had set 9. of Evening Star Chapter, OES, without contracts, even though has been endorsed by the The FBI agent, preparing to search the their occupants, including women and Gardner said today he’ll 27, and Ronald Williams, 27, both of Los out to arrest Jimmy Theodore Eagle, 20, Warehouse Point, and a past his . summer classes had been Congress of Connecticut Com gully-slashed hills of the 3,000-square-mile children, teargassed.” definitely pursue the case, but f . ] Angeles — were felled in a burst of fire who was sought along with three other Mrs. Ida V. Triggs royal matron of Charity Court, scheduled and his name was in Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, shrugged A National Guard armored personnel he wasn’t sure what legal step munity Colleges, a statewide Thursday when they arrived at a bunker- persons on charges of kidnaping and Mrs. Ida Vasseur Triggs, 82, Order of Amaranth, Windsor faculty organization. his shoulders and said, “I don’t think they carrier was brought in Friday and parked comes next. He’said he’ll meet the college catalog. fortified home to serve a warrant on a assault with a dangerous weapon in con of Enfield died Thursday night Locks. are even in the state.” near the Bureau of Indian Affairs with his lawyer, Robert Hirtle MCC President Ronald “There’s much more in fugitive. ’ nection with an incident Tuesday on the at Mercy Hospital, Springfield, She is also survived by a of Hartford, this weekend. Denison refused to explain the volved in this case than my Federal agents in battle dress and headquarters in Pine Ridge. A govern reservation. The agents arrived in one car Mass. She was the widow of nephew and several “We have to decide where to reasons for Gardner’s dis job,” Gardner said today. armed with rifles searched for a group of ment spokesman said it would be used Authorities said they found between 16 several miles ahead of a backup car oc Edward R. Triggs and sister of grandnephews and grandnieces. take it,” Gardner said. “It may m issal, saying he w asn’t “The issues involve the in 16 to 20 Indians believed involved in what only il the agents were surrounded or en and 20 Indians lying in wait. cupied by a lone agent. Mrs. Jam es H. Cooney of be an action by an individual required to do so, and he tegrity and reputation for fair the FBI called a “prepared ambush " of dangered. 2 Manchester. Raymond Lennie against individuals, or it may rejected Gardner’s filing of a play and professional academic the two agents gunned down Thursday. An She is also survived by a ’The funeral of Raymond Len be a class action. I guess we’ll grievance. procedures of the entire com Indian also was killed in the shootout that daughter. nie of 829 Main St., who died be in court all summer.” Denison maintained that munity college system in followed. The funeral is Saturday at 9 Thursday at an East Hartford Judge C orrigan’s ruling Gardner, as a lecturer without Connecticut,” Gardner said. Authorities finally took a head count and India Suspends Five Basic Rights a.m. from the Leete Funeral convalescent home, is Saturday tenure, wasn’t entitled to rights determined today there were 150 FBI Home, 125 Pearl St., Enfield, at 10 a.m. at John F. Tierney Gov. Ella Grasso, after examining State Police emergency equipment in Ellington, agents and 40 to 50 BIA agents involved in NEW DELHI (UPI) - The Indian conspiracy” to undermine the nation’s rights shortly after midnight and said it with a Mass at St. Patrick’s Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Thursday, stops to chat with (left to right) Herman Fritz, Vernon police chief; Robert the search. The men are working in 12- government today suspended five basic in security. Opposition figures said the applied to “any person, including a Church, Enfield, at 9:30. Burial St. Kjellquist, Coventry chief; and State Police Commissioner Edward Leonard. (Herald SB hour shifts. dividual rights guaranteed by the constitu figure was closer to 3,500. foreigner.” as The prime minister told a radio will be in St. Patrick’s King St. The Rev. William A. Taylor, photo by Richmond) In New York, attorney William tion, strengthening Prime Minister Indira The order suspends the right of in Cemetery, Enfield. pastor of the Church of the Kunstler, who has represented members Gandhi’s crackdown on political op audience Friday the prisoners were dividuals to place before any court Friends may call at the Nazarene, will officiate. Burial of the military American Indian Move ponents. “being treated well and said she was matters pertaining to life, property, funeral home tonight from 7 to will be in the veterans section POLICE REPORT ment in federal court, told UPI federal of A government spokesman said nearly “sure the emergency will be lifted soon.” equality before the law and equal protec 9. of East Cemetery. ficers have threatened to kill one AIM 900 persons have now been arrested since All but one of the capital’s 14 daily tion under the laws of India, and the Friends may call at the Governor and Chiefs View Mrs. Gandhi announced an emergency newspapers appeared on the streets today freedom from arrest or detention without Mrs. Francis R. Brodie funeral home tonight from 7 to He was taken to Police decree Thursday to combat a “widespread for the first time in three days but had being first informed of the grounds for the MANCHESTER Thursday afternoon with large blank spaces where news had been ANDOVER — Mrs. Josephine 9. Headquarters and served with a arrest. Equipment of State Police ■ Matthew J. Paquette, 17, of speeding on Center St. Court censored. The Motherland, one of the Fellinger Brodie, 48, of Jurova- warrant charging him with date is July 8. Those detained in the police sweeps 118 Florence St. was charged three counts of third-degree newspapers most critical of Mrs. Gandhi’s ty Rd. died ’Thursday at Hart Mrs. Teresa Fieri of equipment. This includes a guns in the commission of • Richard E. Shedrick, 32, of were critics of the 58-year-old prime Thursday afternoon with in forgery, two counts of third- Marxist Guerrillas Free government, did not publish. ford Hospital. She was the wife SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. BARBARA RICHMOND bomb truck which is capable of crimes as “one of the curses of terfering with a policeman and Hartford, charged with driving minister who had led demands for her degree larceny, and three President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmad resignation following her conviction of of Francis R. Brodie. Teresa Fiori Fiori of 23 Plea- “Our state government will handling the detonation of 100 our modern day society,” Gov. breach of peace after he was while under the influence of counts of fourth-degree ordered the suspension of constitutional corrupt campaign practices. Mrs. Brodie was bom April sant Valley Rd. died continue to work closely with sticks of dynamite. Grasso explained a recent bill stopped while riding a motorcy liquor, after a two-car accident larceny. Police said those Two Women Hostages 18, 1927 in. N ovi-Sad, Wednesday at St. Francis The scuba team is fully passed in the legislature which cle on Center St. at 8 p.m. Thursday at W. Middle municipal police agencies. In charges stem from recent com Yugoslavia, and lived in Hart Hospital, Hartford. She was the this partnership we can and we equipped also including un toughens the judicial handling Patrolman Donald Burns said Tpke. and Main St. Shedrick’s DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (UPI) - remained at a guerilla hideout in Zaire. ford before coming to Andover widow of John Fiori. derwater metal detectors and of crimes involving firearms. plaints of cashed stolen checks. car was in collision with a truck Marxist guerrillas in Zaire today freed The embassy said it learned of the will serve the citizens of our he had to use Mace in an This morning, Derby was 15 years ago. She had been Born in Sondrio, Italy, Mrs. state,” Gov. Ella Grasso told an underwater communications The bill, she explained, man attempt to subdue Paquette at driven by Oscar Tucker, 55, of two woman hostages they have held for release from Norman Hunter, father of charged with fourth-degree Prosecutors Keep Mum employed at Brand-Rex Corp., Fiori lived in the South Windsor members of the Connecticut system so divers can talk with dates a one-year term in felony the time of the arrest, but the East Hartford. Minor injuries ransom since May 19, the American Em Carrie Jane, in a phone call from Kigoma. Willimantic. area for many years. each other qnd with those above convictions in cases in which a larceny after he attempted to were reported. bassy announced. The freed captives were put aboard a Chiefs of Police Association chemical failed and two other recover his confiscated She is also survived by three Survivors are 3 sons, Bruno the surface. gun was used or threatened. policemen were needed to take • David A. Benefield, 21, of * An embassy spokesman said Carrie chartered plane flying to Dar Es Salaam. Thursday. automobile, police said. w m On Nixon Testimony daughters, Irene Slobodian of M. Fiori of Farmington, Dino J. In her talk. Gov. Grasso “It is our hope that this ap Paquette into custody. Windsor Locks, charged this Jane Hunter, 22, of Atherton, Calif., and Embassy officials declined to say if any Some 132 police chiefs and Derby is free on a $500 surety Glastonbury and Katherine Fiori of East Hartford and Leo reminded the officers that proach will serve as a deterrent morning with driving an un Emilie Bergman, of Bught, the ransom had been paid. State Police officials met at Paquette was orginaily bond. Slobodian and Patricia Brodie, J. Fiori of Cohasset, Mass.; a Ellington Ridge Country Club “ours is a nation of laws.” She to the use of guns,” she said. stopp^ by police and issued a registered motor vehicle (a Netherlands, arrived by boat at Kigoma The rebels had demanded the release of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Did the hours on Monday and Tuesday at the Coast both of Andover; a son, Stephen daughter. Miss Anna Fiori of referred to “One of the most Expressing disappointment summons, for failure to wear tank truck) and failure to obey on the Tanzanian side of Lake Tanganyika other guerrillas held in Tanzanian jails, Guard’s San Mateo Loran station and prior to luncheon viewed a Other arrests made or sum Watergate prosecutors and grand jurors Slobodian of Andover; her South Windsor; four sisters, traumatic experiences in our that the General Assembly protective headgear. He was red lights at Center and Adams at 8;15 a.m. $500,000 in cash and a stock of weapons adjoining his San Clemente, Calif, estate. demonstration of State Police monses issued by Manchester question former President Richard Nixon, mother, Mrs. Anna Fellinger of Mrs. Silva Morni, Mrs. Sabina history, Watergate,” and said didn’t adopt her recommenda St. Court date is July 15. A third hostage, Kenneth S. Smith, 22, of and ammunition. Miller refused to respond when a equipment available to all of held on a $500 cash bond. Court Police included; for what they could learn or to get his Long Island, N.Y.; two sisters, Confeggi, Mrs. Sandra Azzalini one of the lessons this taught tion to establish, by iaw, a 55- date is July 14. • Neil B. Clendaniel, 19, of 85 Garden Grove, Calif., apparently The guerillas, members of the Marxist reporter asked whether Nixon prqvided the towns in the state. • Joseph R. Girardin, 32, of testimony under oath without the protec Mrs. Carroll Murphy of Far and Mrs. Maria D’Aschiere, all The mobile crime lab used for was that the system of law un mile-per-hour speed limit in Meadow Lane, charged early ^Come On In, the Water’s Fine’ Popular Revolutionary party based in tion of his pardon? any new information about the vast scan Walden, Vt., charged Thursday Zaire, kidnaped the three hostages from a J mington and Miss Brigitta of Italy ; 14 grandchildren and 6 der which we live is stronger Connecticut, the governor Gordon M. Derby, 17, of 12 this morning with third-degree The answer may not be known soon. dal that drove him from office last August. major crime evidence collec morning with disorderly con Fellinger of Long Island, N.Y.; great-grandchildren. than any individuai. assured the officers that she Vernon St. is scheduled to larceny and tampering with a Miss Manchester remote wildlife research station in Neither Ruth nor Miller would commit ting was manned by Sgt. Nick duct after police received com Take one part boy, one part summer vacation, and two parts hot and muggy Special Prosecutor Henry Ruth Jr. a brother, Franz Fellinger of The funeral is Saturday with “The system works. And the would press for this law again appear in court July 14 on a motor vehicle. Police said the neighboring Tanzania on the shores of themselves on the extent to which Nixon’s Valerio and Trooper John Witte plaints about a prowler on Fern weather; throw into the Waddell swimming pool and you have the recipe for Wins Talent Round refused to comment. Nixon’s lawyer, Arizona; and two other a Mass at 10 a.m. at St. Francis who explained that the lab is principle extends to the highest when the legislature variety of motor vehicle and charges stem from the Lake Tanganyika. The guerillas six days Herbert Miller Jr., refused to comment testimony fell under the protection of his St. Court date is July 14. ideal summer living. En route via the diving board to a refreshing plunge is brothers and three other sisters of Assisi Church. Burial will be used in the investigation of levels of government,” she reconvenes. criminal charges lodged attempted theft of a stereo tape later released a fourth student, Barbara beyond a prepared statement saying the pardon. President Ford said the pardon • Barry J. Cole, 31, of 167 E. B. Smuts, 24, of Ann Arbor, Mich., to relay in Germany. in South Windsor Cemetery, major crimes, such as said. Citing the association for Thursday night and this mor player from a van parked on Marc Cooke, 15, of 104 Lockwood St. (Herald photo by Dunn) Miss Manchester should be among the former President was questioned about “a covered “all offenses...Nixon has com Center St., charged Thursday the ransom demands to officials in Dar Es ’The funeral is Saturday at The Ahern Funeral Home, murders, to gather evidence Acknowledging that the trust compiling “an enviable record ning, police said. Lenox St. Court date is July 7. finalists tonight in the Miss Connecticut wide range of subjects.” mitted or may have committed from Jan. night with disorderly conduct Salaam. 8; 15 a.m. from the Potter 1406 Main St.. East Hartford, is' such as latent prints, physical of the people in the police of accomplishment in its years Derby was driving on Lydall Pageant at Waterbury Civic Theater. Ruth and Miller disclosed in a two-page 20, 1969, through Aug. 9, 1971.” after a disturbance on Birch St. Tanzania rejected the demands, but Funeral Home, with a Mass at in charge of arrangements. evidence, and photographs. departments will be sustained of service to the people of our St. shortly before 8 p.m. Mary Cadorette won the talent competi stipulation released in U.S. District Court Thus, Nixon could be held liable for the St. Columba’s Church, Colum There are no calling hours. by the principles of honest law Court date is July 14. Controversial Computer parents and friends of the hostages tried to U The microscopy section state,” Gov. Grasso in Thursday when he was stopped tion in her group; the 17 title seekers are Friday that Nixon was questioned by the truthfulness of what he said during thje • Paul Lavigne, 20, of 56 raise the ransom money privately. bia, at 9. Buria' will be in Town The family suggests that any analyzes materials such as enforcement, she defined this promising that the state by police and charged with LOSE WEIGHT divided into two groups for talent competi prosecutors and two grand jurors for 11 examination. send Cemetery. memorial contributions may be as, “A concern by police for the government will continue to Birch St., charged Thursday hair, blood and skin. driving without a license and afternoon with driving while his tion. She performed a modern jazz dance Friends may call at the made to St. Francis Hospital problems of people and a work closely with municipal FAST Lease Renegotiated routine to the music, “Law of the Land.” In addition to the crime lab driving an unregistered motor license was suspended and New clinical tests completed at a funeral home tonight from 7 to Building Fund. support, the State Police also dedication to the dictum that police agencies, assured the of vehicle. Point totals double in talent competi 9. society helps protect those who failure to obey traffic signs on major university hospital prove that the Ginger Is an Extra-Special Dog ficers the partnership will O D R IN E X Plan will help you lose tion, said Rick Lawrence, her business make available to other law en- E. Middle Tpke. Court date is forcement agencies the cannot protect themselves.” “bring to law enforcement a excess weight quickly. By ROBERT LAMBERT further computer acquisitions until an manager, and that’s why she should be a In Memoriam July 8. Emergency Service Division She said the present ad new sense of awareness, a new O D R IN E X contains an amazing HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. overall plan is developed. finalist, he said. By FLOYD LARSON What is distinctive about Ginger is that age spots. Her hearing is not what it used Bloodmobile • Keith Chesky, 26, of 106 . hunger tamer that suppresses the V • In sad and loving memory of Emily Bomb Squad and Scuba Diving ministration is cooperating sense of purpose and a new Grasso says Connecticut has succeeded in The original contract was negotiated by Competition Friday night also included Ginger is a special dog to the Robert she still is full of spunk despite her ad to be. Martina, who passed away June 27.1971. SAM Concert New State Rd., charged appetite. Enjoy three good meals a day breaking a costly computer lease that will the administration of former Gov. Thomas “Yet, she is alert and very sensitive to N To everything there is a season. Visits Monday Team. with police agencies throughout sense of compassion. as the tiny O D R IN E X tablet auto swimsuit, evening gown, and personal in Smith family of 8 Timber Trail. vanced age of 16. the state to give them the tools matically helps you eat less without save $6.1 million over the next eight years. J. Meskill and was described as one of Those 16 years, when translated into those around her,” Joan Smith said, and Sadly missed, Norman The Red Cross Bloodmobile All of this equipment was “We will make sure that the Set Saturday terviews with judges. Not because Ginger has a pedigree. She with which to do their job more being hungry. With (ewer calories, your The attorney general’s office, asked to most costly ways imaginable for obtaining went on to explain sfie got Ginger by Mary, Peri and Richard will be at the Temple Beth brought to Ellington. The bomb system continues to work,” she Summer Activities in Miss Cadorette will earn a scholarship is the result of a liaison between a mostly man years, would make her about 90 to 100 efficiently and effectively. weight goes down. Safe taken as investigate possible conflicts of interest in computer equipment. chance 16 years ago from a student of hers Sholom, 500 E. Middle ’Tpke., squad has some $100,006-w6rth said. Manchester will begin its VITAMIN for being a preliminary winner. beagle mother and a mostly dachshund years old. Terming the increasing use of diracted ■ will not make you nervous. the awarding of the contracts, found no Mrs. Grasso recommended consolida To see Ginger from a distance is when she taught at Bennet Junior High for its regular monthly visit seasonal activities this Look better, feel better as you start She captured the Miss Manchester title father. In Memoriam HEADQUARTERS evidence of wrongdoing by the firm. tion of computer operations where possi School. She quit teaching eight years ago Monday from 12; 45 to 5; 30 p.m. weekend with a concert Satur slirnmlngdown today w Ith O D R IN E X . April 19 in a competition sponsored by the Not because. Ginger has special looks. deceiving since you think you are Liggett Parkade Systems Equipment Lessors, Inc. ble to avoid duplication and a deputy when her daughter, Dawn, was bom. In loving memory of Howard J. Reid, Those wishing to make ^ day night at Mt. Nebo Park Satisfaction guarantaNUfananav. back. Jaycees. She is a rather plain and ordinary looking watching a young dog at play. But age has who passed away June 26, 1963. Low Prices! Mrs. Grasso said Friday, however, the finance commissioner to oversee data 'T il bet there are some people who will pointments may call the local Funds Said Earmarked for Camp from 8 to 11. SHOP-RITE DRUG STORES Miss Cadorette, who lives in East Hart dog. . made some marks on her. lease was obtained under what she called processing activities in the state. The Smiths report she has always shed remember when Kathy Schwartz gave Loving memories never die, Red Cross at 643-5111. WalJj^ The featured band will be ford, was graduated earlier this month Not because Ginger can do exceptional As time goes on and days pass by. “questionable circumstances.” “At my request the state attorney her hair this time of year but with her ad Ginger to me. Ginger was four or five donors will also be welcome. VERNON agree that the town is in Congress, last year, to restore Rapunzel, a hard rock group from East Catholic High School. She plans tricks. She is a lively and active and all In our hearts, precious memories are The governor said the Greenwich-based general has negotiated an agreement that weeks old and one of three puppies the krat. Persons in good health A $25,000 grant awarded to terested in working to obtain to towns and cities — some of from Turners Falls, Mass. to enter the University of Connecticut in her life has been a smart dog but her vanced age it is a bit worse and her near- Of a father we loved and shall never computer leasing firm agreed to cancel a will relieve the unfair burden placed on hairless body does show more and more girls in school had at that time. Kathy was between the ages of 18 and 66 the Town of Vernon by the subsidies for people paying the funds lost by the elimination Rapunzel played at a SAM con the fall — maybe. tricks are the usual pet dog tricks. lorgel. $6.1 million contract for a second high- taxpayers,” Mrs. Grasso said. 12 then and since has grown up and can donate blood. federal Community Develop more than 25 per cent of their of federal urban renewal funds. cert last summer and was very A LOVED ONE Miss Connecticut will be chosen tonight Sadly missed, ment Act will allow the town to income for rent and to upgrade Mayor McCoy said he expects powered IBM computer for which the “It is obvious that contracts negotiated married. Children and Grandchildren ’The monthly quota is 150 pints well received by the attending at the Waterbury Civic Theater, where “We don’t know the exact date of proceed with some plans for existing housing for low-income the town will receive the actual state had shown no need. previously by the state for data processing per visit. youth. competition continues at 8 o’clock. Tickets Ginger’s birth but are quite sure it was developing Camp Newhoca on families in the coming year. fund^ within the next two The state will keep a similar computer did not work to the benefit of our citizens Admission is free. are available at the door. during this week 16 years ago. Dr. A1 Bolton Lake. Mayor McCoy said he feels weeks. already installed, she said. But, the state and were arrived at through questionable The Winner goes on to the Miss America ^ememie/ied Leventhal (a veterinarian) says she is one The camp was purchased there is a gross inequity in the apparently will have to adhere to the same procedures,” the governor said. Pageant in September in Atlantic City. 'four love is permanently expressed for of the oldest dogs he has taken care of and “Tfie Fuel Oil Co. That | more than a year ago from the way the federal funds are being generous terms as was in the original con “Our goal is to make sure that, from There she competes for many a loved one when their resting place Is is in excellent health,” Mrs. Smith said. Saves Y^b Moneyl” Newington Children’s Hospital allotted and that Vernon has tract, a spokesman said. now on, contracts are advantageous to the scholarships and prizes, and a whirlwind marked by a Barre Guild Monument. That Ginger responds to people became and the Town Council agreed had to go through a lot of red A&P Might Op en The governor ordered a moratorium on state and negotiated equitably and in a year of activities as the reigning beauty of Only Barre Guild Monu evident when it came time to take her pic that the first grant received tape for the amount it is to business-like manner,” she said. American womanhood. B&B OIL CO. receive. ments are permanently ture. would be used to improve the The excitement of trying to get her to FIRE CALLS beach and the parking lot at the He said the first $25,000 will At Burr Corners guaranteed by an associa not pay completely for the work tion of monument manu- pose plus bribes of bits of meat and cheese camp. A building permit approved Everybody’s Market. It has 14 to be done at Camp Newhoca facturers. Visit our display. Monuments | % had her chasing all over Uje Smith’s back MANCHESTER Mayor Frhnk McCoy said by the Manchester building C.0J1. . but that the use of town trucks been empty since September yard as she carried on like.a puppy. Thursday, 12;48 p.m. —Car today that he appreciates the department shows that the 1973. -Tl and town help will have to make Congress Advises President Her only apparent concession to her age 24 K m Notict for Deihrenf fire at Garden and Chestnut Sts. fact the town will be receiving Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea ’There have been persistent 'up the difference. was evident in the Smith kitchen where (Town). the money but added he is not Co. (A & P) is planning $145,000 rumors, sparked by company 200 OAL. MINIMUM The Community Develop Ginger seemed more than content to lie in Today, 3; 19 a.m. —False especiaily pleased with the fact worth of renovations to a va announcements earlier this 24-HOUR SERVICE ment Ac.t was approved by her box and enjoy the coolness of the room alarm at Oak and Clinton Sts. that the City of Hartford chose cant supermarket at Burr year, that A & P planned to since it was in the 90s outside. Call to spend some of its allotment To Stop Being ‘Veto-Happy TOLLAND COUNTY Comers Shopping Plaza. close its 25-year-old E. Center Ginger had one litter of eight pups and to oppose allocations to other Thursday, 4; 15 p.m. —Brush The permit application was St. store. The financially was spayed. 049^2047 towns. Office Open fire near Exit 99 off Interstate filed by the Berkshire Co. for A troubled chain said in Febmary WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress has “There is no such thing as a veto-proof mortgages at subsidized rates, appears to Other than her hearing problem and RURNER SERVICE It was because of opposition For Dog Tags 86, Tolland. , & P. it planned to close many older left on a week-long Independence Day Congress but there is such a thing as a have White House clearance. periodic twinges of arthritis, she seems fit from Hartford and some other Thursday, 4;54 p.m. —Woods The Manchester town clerk’s Indications are that A & P stores in its 3,500-store, coast- recess with some parting advice for Presi veto happy administration,” he said. The bill was quickly put together and as a fiddle. 1-295 city groups, concerning the SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. fire off Baxter St., Tolland. office will be open Saturday will move its existing E. Center to-coast operation. dent Ford — stop being so “veto happy” The Senate approved, 64-12, the $7.6 rushed through Congress in two days after There is an obvious strong attachment providing of sufficient low- from 9 a.m. to noon for the sale St. operation to Burr Comers, 470 Center St. Manchester 643-7732 1>; and start cooperating. Ford vetoed a larger bill, providing more between her and Dawn, and Smith says he income housing in Vernon and billion education appropriations bill. ’The of “fire hydrant red” dog tags. but A & P officials couldn’t be The Senate went on vacation Friday bill will have to be reconciled with a $7.3 direct government subsidies to spur home still marvels that she really gets out and other area towns, that the Monday is the last day for reached for comment today. after rushing a stripped-down housing bill building and pump up the construction in KATHY SAYS: “HAVE A NICE SUMMER. AT PERU’S, billion measure passed by the House. runs when in the woods. I mayor had to sign an agree purchasing the licenses without The vacant Burr Corners to the White House and approving a $7.6 dustry. The House failed to override the Ginger is a special dog to the Smith [ n a t iv e VE6ETABLES ARE IN SEASON.” ment that Vernon would par a penalty. Thelee is $3.50 for store, at 1135 Tolland Tpke., billion money bill for aid to education. 'The Both bills, however, exceed Ford’s veto by 16 votes. family but not because she is now 16 but ICRISP AIRE: Maes, Id* R*d, RutM t* A Oranny Smith AppI**. ticipate in a low-income male and spayed female dogs was built for the now-defunct House recessed Thursday. request by more than $1 billion, and Abandoned in the holiday exodus was an because in those 16 years she has become ■ NATIVE: P***, Spinach, Baatgraana, Hothouaa Tomato**, Muatard housing program. and $7.70 for unspayed female Popular Markets store and In a brief speech. Senate Democratic whatever compromise Senate-House attempt by the Senate to resolve the New a part of the Smith family. lOraana, Tum lp Qraana, Scallion*, Radlahaa, Qroan Baana, Salad Bowl, The mayor said he had to dogs. later housed the defunct Leader Mike Mansfield urged Ford to negotiators reach fees probable veto. Hampshire election dispute. Despite some Those 16 years represent a long life for a iBrocolU, Qraan A Tallow Sguaah, Turnip*, CaulHlowar, D ill, Egg Plant, The housing bill, which authorizes but iLaaka, Importad Rad Onion*, Dandallon. cooperate more with Congress in the efforts at compromise, the Senate dog but they also represent in a way the ■NATIVE; Strawbarriaa, Poach**, Nactarinaa, Plum*, Saadlaaa Orapaa, WHITE STAG months ahead and become “less absorbed does not require the government to remained totally stymied along virtually youth-nourishing quality of that special iB big Chant**, Watarmalon, U rn**, Q rapafnilt, Paara, Plnaappla*. in chalking up vetoes.” purchase $10 billion worth of home solid party lines. kind of relationship between a family and THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS The battle resumes July 8 when the its dog. NATIVE BEET GREENS ib 44T‘ I eedq; Senate considers a fourth time whether to NATIVE PEAS ib 4 9 « FREE NYLOILSWIOUITS ConRail to Cost Taxpayers shut off a GOP filibuster in the dispute FANCY ICEBERG LEHUCE head35< WORTH OF YOUR CHOICE OF over whether Republican Louis Wyman or Inside Today I BING CHERRIES ...... Large size, Ib. 8 9 * Democrat John Durkin will be the junior ACCESSORIES WITH senator from New Hampshire. [ e x t r a la r g e c a n t a l o u p e ea 7 9 * I ANY RALEIGH $1*78 Billion in Subsidies Senior Citizens...... P386 2 • WE HAVE CANNING JARS 0 SUPPLIES • Dear Abby...... 2 SHOP OUR DISPLAY Of IMPORTeO WCKER A BASKETS RECORD OR GRAN WASHINGTONJUPI) — A new railroad firsH year, but will begin turning a profit in •OPEN 12 MONTHS A TEAR WITH IN AND OUT OF SEASON PRIX PURCHASED to be built from b ^ r u p t northeastern rail 1979, and that profits will steadily grow Bookmobile...... Page 2 PRODUCE” NOW. lines will require $1.78 billion in federal until it turns a ^63 million profit in 1985. Bicentennial feature...... Page 3 o p e n ^ d a iI t a / u h . t o s p . m . * s u n d a t b a a . m . t o a p . m . aid, but a profitable railroad will emerge The $1.78 billion in aid must not be in the The Weather Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 a Sa/l Th* HaraM, Siind ir Ptp tn , plui Lottpry TIckta OFFER LIMITED in four years, according to the U.S. form of interest-bearing loans, USRA Still Spry at 16 Churches ...... Page 6 EVERYYERE Railway Association. said, because ConRail could not pay in Mostly cloudy. A chance of occasional Wings of Evening...... Page 7 terest on such a large amount. Interest- light rain or drizzle in southern Connec Business news...... Page 7 HOME USRA released Friday some of the ticut and Rhode Island today and free loans or preferred stock of some form Dawn Smith, 8, daughter of Mrs. Robert Smith of 8 Timber Trail, p lap with Manchester Week in Review.... Page 14 OF major sections of the final system plan throughout the area tonight. Becoming ADAMS • CONVERSE - PRO KEDS would be needed. Ginger in the Smith yard. Ginger proves that her 16 years of age has not which will go to Congress July 26. partly sunny Sunday. The high Herald Angle...... Page 8 2 Main St. Open Mon. ConRail will be formed from the lines of slowed her eagerness to get a treat of cheese from Dawn. (Herald photo by Softball, Little League...... Page 9 m OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER • 643-6384 It estimated that the new rail system — the Penn Central and five other bankrupt temperatures t()day and Sunday in the 70s. FARR'S Tel. 643-7111 to S a t 9 to 9 P.M. ConRail — will lose $259 million in 1976, its The lows tonight in the 60s. Larson) Legion, Moriarty’s win...... Page 9 I northeastern and midwestern lines.