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PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cpnn., Wed., June 20, 1973
Public Invited ■ r . ■" ■ ' To File Names Sub Deaths Caused For Committee Today's State EES t Lottery Number Mayor John Thompson, who By Carbon Dioxide The Weather 4 4 9 8 7 A chance of showers or thunderstorms is seeking names of persons for WEST, Fla. (AP) - predicted. possible membership bn a Blue tonight and Friday morning with tonight’s Carbon dioxide poisoning killed “Death was not abrupt; it Ribbon committee to study iianrl|FBtpr Eoptttng fcaUi low in the upper 60s. Sunny Friday after two men trapped in a research came slowly,” Youngblood forms of government, said he noon with the high in the 80s. submarine about four hours said. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1973- VOL. XQI, No. 222 will welcome names submitted before the vessel was raised Robert Meek, 27, and Manchester^A City of Village Charm TWENTY-e ig h t PAGES - TWOSECTIONS by the general public. Last from the ocean floor, doctors Archibald “Jock” Menzies, 30, PRICE I FIFTEEN CENTS week he sent letters' to said eariy today. two other crew members on the Manchester organizations, . The two, Clayton Link, 31, minisub designed by Link’s asking that the names of poten and Albert Stover, 51, were of father, survived the 31-hour tial members be submitted by ficially pronounced dead ordeal in a forward chamber. July 1. Tuesday morning. Intense They were in seclusion at an un Chutists Seek liiompson said a committee pressure prevented rescuers disclosed location. of about''15 persons will be from opening the cramped rear Joint funeral services for Nixon^ Brezhnev named later in July. The com diving chamber of the civilian Link, the son of millionaire in- mittee’s study, he said, will be -ventor Edwin Link, and Stover, Survivors Of minisub Sea Link until decom “thorough and objective, non pression was completed about an expert in underwater sur political, and reflecting a diver 10 p.m. vival, were set for Friday mor Ready To Sign sity of the interests in An autopsy was conducted at ning in Vero Beach, Fla. Jet Crash Manchester.” Knight of Year a nearby hospital and the cause CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) The Blue Ribbon committee of death was announced by the PUERTO VALLARTA, mountain about 25 miles south session, Brezhnev told transportation and cultural — The leaders of the world’s will be instructed to report its Paul Moriarty of 21 Monrob County Medical I WANTED I Mexico (AP) — Four rescue of this Pacific coast resort newsmen that his talks with exchanges. recommendations to the Board Westwood St. has been named Examiner, Dr. A. F. Fer workers prepared to make a Wednesday night. It carried 27 two most powerful nations, Nixon ‘‘without question, ” Then, while they were at the of Directors in May 1974. Should Knight of the Year of Campbell nandez. He said the two died Clean. Late Model | hazardous parachute jump into persons, including several Richard M. Nixon and would produce “good results." presidential retreat the results of its study indicate Council, Knights of Columbus. about noon Monday, shortly dense jungle today hoping to Americans. Leonid I. Brezhnev, are The agreement giving in Wednesday, lower-level of \ a need for charter revisions, At a recent Appreciation after losing consciousness. I USED CARS I find survivors of an Witnesses said the plane poised to sign a structions to the Geneva SALT ficials signed a reciprocal in explained Thompson, a Charter Night,, Moriarty was presented Aeromexico passenger plane appeared to explode or burst breakthrough document negotiators is not a treaty, but come tax agreement. Dr. David Youngblood, a Top Prices Paid Revision Commission would be the award by John Kozak, physician with the Smithsonian which crashed near here. into flame as it made its final designed to eventually cor is considered essential to get Brezhnev is to host a banquet appointed, in accordance with grand knight, who spoke of For All Makes the stalled arms limitations Institution whi(h sponsored the The plane, a DC9 flying from approach to the Puerto Vallarta ral the threat of nuclear for Nixon and other ranking state law. Moriarty’s faithful and devoted Houston, Tex., spurted flame airport. It then plowed into El talks moving again. oceanographers, said the autop CARTER CHEVROLET | devastation. U.S. officials tonight at the A referendum, if proposed, service to the KofC. and crashed into a rugged Moro Mountain between the It could rival in importance Soviet Embassy, befofe sy showed .definitely that the CO., MC. The agreement, which would be held in November Moriarty is a past grand men died of carbon dioxide villages of Chimo and Chocala the pair of pacts reached last meeting Friday morning wiih 1974. 1229 Main Street provides instructions to knight. poisoning and not of cold Top Court in an area so rugged that rescue spring in Moscow when Nixon 40 select representatives of the technical experts stalemated in and Brezhnev held their first exposure as he had earlier workers could not reach the site American business community Puts Limit on foot. Geneva, at the Strategic Arms summit. Those accords placed — presumably to encourage 2 Limitation talks (SALT), was The four parachutists, permanent limits on nuclear U.S. investment in his country. On Obscenity members of a especially molded by Nixon and Brezhnev defensive systems and a five- Late Friday, the two leaders trained Red Cross unit from on the third day of their summit year limitation on some offen head west for Nixon’s San WASHINGTON (AP) - In a talks. That Famous Pinehurst 5-4 decision reversing a decade- Mexico City, waited for a low sive missiles. Clemente, Calif., villa where The leaders planned to return PINEHURST long trend toward per cloud cover to clear before Karen Krone, top student in her class, delivers her address, “A New Beginnine” at Before coming to Camp they will continue the talks un ' their travelling summit to Andrew Stavnitsky, left, is explaining the grain of the in missiveness, . the Supreme attempting the jump. graduation exercises held last night at Rham High School in Hebron. ® ^ David, Nixon and Brezhnev til Sunday, when Brezhnev will be featured in the Fine Arts booth of the Historical Washington from this hideaway strument above while Robert Doellner, violinist, listens. A Court today severely restricted Officials directing the rescue witnessed the signing of four heads back for Washington and Exhibit during Manchester’s Sesquicentennial daily at Quality You Know mountain compound today to GROCERY the range of pornography operation said at they had no modest bilateral agreements on a Monday departure from the product of a Manchester woodland, it was made by Stav Whiton Memorial Library. (Herald photo by Ofiara) formally sign the broadly nitsky of 22 Oak St., and played by Doellner, local artist. It 302 Main, Cor. Main A Turnpike protected by the Constitution. definitive word on the fate of agricultural, oceanographic, United States. the 23 passengers and 4 crew worded accord in the gilded In an opinion written by Chief Rham Grads Stress grandeur of the White House. Justice Warren E. Burger, the members but those who had You Can Depend On! Signing also w as scheduled for court held: flown over the site at low a bilateral pact pledging altitude said they saw no sign of —Local community standards cooperation on the peaceful rather than national standards life. New Beginning Skylab Grew Stavnitzky Violin on Exhibit uses of atomic energy. The area where the plane may be used in determining Nixon and Brezhnev, who whether material is obscene crashed is one of the most ANNE EMT A violin, made from native but only this one from native of music. A native and lifelong performances took place in a farewell the feeling stressed by to all that has come before us came to this presidential rugged on the Mexican Pacific Correspondent Set to Return hard maple, is one of about two wood. resident of Manchester, he left concert at Cheney Hall in 1919. and therefore not protected by other speakers that this is “the hpre.” retreat 75 miles northwest of the Constitution. coast. Chimo is so remote that “This is not the last time you dozen instruments made by An The “flame,” or horizontal only to study in New York City Doellner composed songs and beginning of something else.” She referred to a quote that Washington Tuesday night, the fastest way to reach it from will hear from us...we will drew Stavnitzky, proprietor for markings on the wood used on for a time. Among the noted works for solo instruments as —That juries ane courts no Dressed up caps and gowns in has always meant a great deal spent most of Wednesday after SPACE CENTER, Houston ‘‘Fantastic,” Conrad F*uerto Vallarta is by boat, a make ourselves known and we 25 years of a Manchester the back and sides, varies ac teachers with whom he studied well as larger works for string, STEAK SALE longer need to find that the school’s colors of blue and to her...‘‘Live for today, but noon and evening talking about (AP) — Skylab’s astronauts exclaimed. “But we hope to trip of 25 miles. By unpaved have the knowledge and faith package store. The instrument cording to the sections of the was Leopold Auer. chamber and symphony material is “utterly” without gold, with each girl carrying a remember yesterday and think international issues and the quietly and efficiently put their beat 4% miles,” road it is a trip'of 49 miles. and love to make it that way.” will be featured at the tree trunk it is taken from, Doellner was named to the orchestras and choruses. He redeeming social value before single yellow rose, the 113 of tomorrow.” stalled efforts to achieve per space station in order today as Scientists eagerly await data U,S,D,A, Choice Beef! they declare it obscene. The officials said they had no Speaking on behalf of her Historical Exhibit daily during Stavnitzky said. This "flame” faculty of the Hartford School wrote an opera in 1948 based on U,S»D,A, Choice Beef! graduates were led into the out Miss Jose thinks of "now as manent limitations on their they prepared to return to earth from the medical, earth idea what caused the crash. fellow graduates at Wednesday the Sesquicentennial celebra affects the sound of the instru of Music in 1930. Later, he the tale of thd flight of a Instead; Burger wrote, they side amphitheater by Class eternity. It is all we truly countries’ massive nuclear Friday at the end of a record 28- resources, solar astronomy and The plane was over the tion. ment. became head of the theory and suspected Revolutionary Tory BONELESS 4 eo may determine whether the night’s Sixteenth Commence Marshal Robin Williams, junior know” and urged her fellow arsenals. day mission. other experiments, the most BONELESS 4 eo Pacific, or over Banderas Bay, ment Exercises held at Rham Stavnitzky, now in his The grain, running vertically, composition department and from Old Newgate Prison. work “taken as a whole lacks class president, through a daisy graduates to "appreciate where As they began Wednesday’s On their last full day in orbit, extensive ever conducted in IXIBE i b m i when the last contact was eighties, became interested in is more apparent in the front of also, head of the violin depart Mrs. Richard Olmsted, 33 I SWISS J"" serious literary artistic, High School in Hebron, Colleen chain composed of junior girls. you are when you are there. Charles Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph space. lb. I Round) made. Shannon summed up in her violin-making about 30 years the violin which is fashioned of ment. He taught at the Conser Comstock Rd., is chairman of political, or scientific value.” Traditionally, the daisy chain ‘‘As we leave here tonight,” r P. Kerwin and 'Paul J. Weitz At 3:45 a.m. EDT Friday, the ago. He apprenticed himself to Alaskan spruce. vatory for 22 years and was on the Fine Arts booth at the is made up to the top girls in the she continued, “we are all j cleaned the house-size astronauts will detach the a master maker in Hartford, Robert Doellner of 227 S. the staff of the University of exhibit and will be assisted by STEAKS Quick-fry for succulent servings! STEAKS Braise for juicy, rich-flavored junior class and Wednesday beginning something new — News j laboratory, getting it ready for Apollo from one end of the 118- Michael Gozzo, to learn. his Main St., who owns and oc Connecticut for 13 years. . Miss Marian Jesseman, Miss eating!^ night the girls sharing this certainly, today is the first day j the Skylab 2 crew that is to visit foot-long lab. Alter m ^ing a craft. Since then, he has made casionally plays this instru He performed as soloist Avis Kellogg and Miss honor were Susan Derby, of the rest of our lives, and i the station for 56 days starting fly-around photographic inspec July 27. about two dozen instruments. ment, is a retired concert many times with the Beethoven Catherine Putnam. Cheryl Lyman, Barbara today will always be here.” Capsule tion of the station, they’ll violinist, composer and teacher Saturday’s Edition Holmes, Robin Bissell, Sarah At their request, the execute the first of three engine J Glee Club. One of his earliest Sentimentality took over the U,S,D,A, Choice Beef! U,S,D,A, Choice Beef! Richards, Ellen Bartolucci, program when Robert Day, astronauts were up an hour ear firings that will bring them Judy Spinney, Pam Mills, former assistant principal, who Living Cost Ris'ea ly today, at 2 a.m. EDT, to com back to earth. For Sesquicentennial Roxanne Switzer, Regina left Rham High School last plete the two-day deactivation Splashdown is scheduled for BONELESS 4 -0 Adams and Cheryl Grilling. WASHINGTON (AP) - of the lab. Included was 9:50 a.m. EDT in the Pacific June after only one year, rose Higher costs for food, clothing Commemorative Program The Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey transfer of film, tapes and Ocean 830 miles southwest of BOtTOM ROUND 1 Saturday’s Herald will be the presstime Saturday to 8:304.m. to address the graduates and at and gasoline pushed consumer Laurel Lake Title Jr. of the Gilead-Hebron the end of his short address other experiment equipment San Diego, Calif. The main TOP ROUND STEAKS lb. prices up sharply again last Available on Thursday Sesquicentennial edition. That means most of Saturday’s edi Congregational Churches into the Apollo ferry ship. recovery ship, the carrier received a standing bvation month, the government Besides the regular Saturday paper. tion will be produced in advance of 7 delivered the invocation which By 6 a.m., before most Ticonderoga, radioed a from the graduates. reported today. The increase STEAKS ' The Herald will distribute 112 pages in a.m. Saturday. Your Saturday news was followed by the National Americaps were up, they were favorable weather forecast for The bright yellow covered present, as well as descriptions Not Easy to Clear Marinate then broil or barbecue In introducing Day, graduate was at a slightly slower rate 0 seven sections of “Manchester, Then eating lunch and were ahead of the landing—partly cloudy commemorative programs for of the town’s historical this sizzling-good favorite! Better results if you marinate.' (Beef - V stories should be a t The Herald offices Anthem and^the welcome by Deborah Wright pointed out than in April, however. SOL R. COHEN Robert Case Dennison and and Now,” the work of The Herald graduate Diane Foley. schedule. skies, 15-knot northeast winds, the Manchester Sesquicenten markers are throughout the Round) Slow, moist cooking brings out Round) by early Friday afternoon. how hard it was over the year The Labor Department's Wells Case Dennison. lb. Echoing Miss Shannon’s sen Later, the capsule com five-foot seas and a nial will be available to the book. (Herald Reporter) its best! staff supported by the generous The^ home-delivered copy of Satur for “the senior class to make Bureau of Labor Statistics In question, explained Barry, timents, Karen Krone, municator was greeted with a temperature of 67 degrees. public by Thursday at the Town Many of the advertisements What seemed like a simple- response from the public for old day’s Herald will be at the usual decisions such as whether or reported the rise in the cost of is tl}e Dec. 14,1900 conveyance speaking on “A New Begin cheer when he told the crew the In a news conference from or Hall, and at the Mary Cheney in the booklet contain historical enough transaction back in photographs of Manchester. price. Extra copies of the not to “rent McDonalds” for an living in May at six-tenths of ning,” stressed that “ours is in- carrier Ticonderoga had prac bit Wednesday, Kerwin, the Library and Whiton Memorial information. There is also a January, when the Manchester by the receker in the Hartford In order to get that regular edition event or to “hire Bobby Sher one per cent. This works out to Sesquicentennial edition will sell for d e ^ a new beginning. We can ticed an Apollo recovery opera first medical doctor to fly in Library Thursday evening. complete schedule of events for Board of Directors authorized a Manilla Co. bankruptcy action. U,S,D,A. Choice Beef! U,S,D,A, Choice Beef! man” for a dance but when it an annual rate of 7.2 per cent, printed, the special sections inserted, 50 cents. choose to continue to learn and tion with a simulated landing at space, reported all three men in They will also be available the Sesquicentennial Week. referendum for purchasing the Barry said Tuesday the came to asking Day to speak at down from the 8.4 per cent an the papers distributed to the newsboys There will not be vending machine develop and to grow...or we can a distance of 4W miles “and the excellent physical condition. N Saturday and Sunday at the A collection of recipes which 110-acre Laurel Lake, and in responsibility for delivering a their graduation, it was nual rate of increase that was BONELESS 4 BONELESS and delivered to your home — all in delivery of Saturday’s paper, but choose to do nothing. time from splash to hatch open “In general, the three Fair on the Green in Center might have been used in the March, when the voters ap clear title is the seller’s. "unanimous.” projected in April. Park. early days of Manchester have The town wants a clear title sufficient time for everyone to be free copies will be sold at newsstands, at “ For some of us,” Miss Miss Wright’s comments on the deck was 33 minutes.” crewmen are In good health,” proved the purchase, and in CHUCK ■ FACE RUMP said Dr. Royce Hawkins, the Donations for the program been included in the program. which, in its opinion, will be lb. for the Sesquicentennial Parade at 2 The Herald, or can be ordered in ad Krone said, the new beginning were the first touch of humor in May, when the state approved astronauts’ chief physician. are $1 a copy. The program con They were selected by Mrs. Vi acceptable for title insurance,” o’clock — The Herald will advance its vance. means a “continuation of our the otherwise traditional plans for utilizing the acreage, South Windsor “The reentry stress and re- tains greetings from President vian F. Ferguson who writes he said. “No title is incurable, education, detering our entry ceremonies as she went on to appears to be not so simple STEAKS STEAKS into the world of business, introduction to one G (gravity) Richard M. Nixon and Gover “From Your Neighbor's today. and the title to this land can be (Beef (Beef inform those present that if at Kitchen” which appears weekly cleared.” Marinate then barhectie or Loiv Broil or barbecue for extra science, politics or other fields anytime during Day’s speech is the critical period in question nor Thomas J. Meskill. Pic Getting a clear and unen Round) Round) Police Say Robbery now.” tures of Manchester, past and in The Herald. Barry said he anticipates no don broH. flavorful servings! for another four or more years, they thought it was too long to cumbered title to the land has lb. For others the new beginning Unlike Apollo recoveries proved to be a headache. Not a problems and estimated a clear “start waving their programs.” title could be delivered in about starts now. Day im m ^iately picked up, Was Staying Motive when helicopters picked up the serious headache, say Town “Each has the opportunity,” astronauts, Skylab’s crew will Manager Robert Weiss, Town two months. Weiss.concurred Ground Fresh Daily! the cue bringing roars of a She Spreads Message with Barry’s remarks, as did U,S,D,A, Choice Beef! she said, “to take advantage of laughter from the graduates remain inside the Apollo craft Counsel David Barry and Atty. A Manchester Boy The June 13 murder of Donihee was the only employe until it is hoisted aboard the Bailey. All three called the our potentials — our ambitions, with remarks like the "Rham- Thomas Bailey, counsel for E dw ard D onihee, 16, of at the station. He died of a Ticonderoga. At that point, a About Sesquicentennial problem a minor one. FRESH our ability, our strength and our my Award Banquet,” Robert Case Dennison and Warehouse Point has been gunshot wound through the brief examination of the Barry said the Dennisons BONELESS (»«• youth.” “something about bubble gum Wells Case Dennison, claimed In The 1880s termeiTan apparent robbery by body. astronauts by Kerwin, in con have two courses of action; UAH GROUND BEEF Miss Krone stressed that the and a wash tub” and “a freckle South Windsor Police. Thanks to five-year-old Mrs. Shapleigh purchased a owners of the property, but a TEHDACUT " T “choice is ours. May we take sultation with other doctors, Kimberly Shapleigh of ... To petition the Superior ’? in Manchester” — events Police Chief John Kerrigan Kerrigan said that police commemorative plate with th headache nevertheless. 1 advantage of the great oppor will determine if the spacemen known only to the graduates Manchester, visitors to Disclosure that the title is Court to reopen the 1900 In individual servings — to siz said today that “at least $30 is have been investigating a Sesquicentennial seal on it. » Tj- u J c (Fourth In A Seri^^s) tunities now set before us.” and very few in the audience. will walk out on the deck or be Providence, R.I. Saturday from clouded came in a report by At bankruptcy case and to appoint PATTIES O I CAK o
MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tliurs., June 21, 1973 -- PAGE THREE Pubjic Records | TV Tonight Sheimvold on Bridge Lavish Gifts See. Saturday's Herald for Hebron Complete TV Listings Ag Secretary Contributed James Ahern SHUT OUT DANGER HAND Warranty Deeds Gary Sweatland,' pfoperty at South dealer WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. W H IL E d e v e l o p i n g WASHINGTON (AP) - The Davis E. and Jeanette H. 825-829 Main St. and 51-53 - 6 : 0 0 - Nonh-Soulh vulnerable Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., thinks Bolton Speaker TRICKS current summit talks have to- Wiggin to Alan S. and Elizabeth Purnell PI., conveyance tax (3-8)22) NEW S it’s time to talk turkey with By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH cluded an exchange of lavish Bible School Scheduled S. Lammey, property at 404 $110. (18) DICK VAN DYKE America’s farmers about their When you play a hand at 4 A 62 gifts, with the While House ITSTIMETOCONIETO Spring St., conveyance tax Marriage Licenses (20) SOUNDING BOARD 0 0 5 need for grain feeds. DONNA HOLLAND notrump, which suit do you explaining its gifts were M6.20. Thomas James Maragnano, (24) S E S A M E STR EET O 1096 3 In a letter to Secretary of donated by American firms. Correspondent ANNE EMT tackle first? A method much Further information on the electrical fire, one brush fire Nutmeg Homes Inc. to East Hartford, and Diane Lee (30) TO T E L L THE TRUTH 4 KJ 76 Agriculture Earl’L. Butz, Mrs. Soviet Communist leader Correspondent favored by some players is to school may be obtained through and four ambulance calls, two Walter H. and Karen B. John Benedict, East Hartford, June (40) DANIEL BO O NE WEST e a st Grasso proposed an in-depth Leonid I. Brezhnev brought Former New Haven Police Tel. 228-3971 toss a coin. The “correct” Mrs. James L. Derby, East St. of which were responded to by son, property at 35 Woodstock 23. ♦ 0753 4»J98 study of longterm grain needs with him an antique silver Rus- Chief James Ahern will be choice is often the longest suit, 0 K976 3 842 The Gilead Con^egational Columbia and two by Andover. Dr., conveyance tax $59.40. James Berzins, 26 Ashworth - 8 : 3 0 - to assure sufficient quantities sian samovar, a silver-gilt guest speaker at a meeting of but length alone is not a sure OKS 0 Q742 . Church has announced it will be Layette .At its monthly meeting, the Andrew Ansaldi and Andrew St., and Malda Mudite Drinks, (3) C B S NEW S in the future. water pitcher and a dozen the Bolton Democratic Town guide. ♦ 93 + 0 10 8 holding its annual Ecumenical The Missions Committee of department accepted David Ansaldi Jr. to Norman P. and West Roxbury, Mass., June 30, (8) A B C NEW S She said recent increases in stemmed goblets on a large Committee Friday at 8 p.m. at South dealer SOUTH Vacation Bible School from th e Hebron and Gilead Morency of Deepwood Dr. as a Leslie L. Ward, property at 2 Latvian Lutheran Church. (22-30) N B C NEWS feed costs caused by shortages tray, and a large Bokhara Community Hall. The public is North-South vulnerable ♦ K 104 June 25 to June 29 at the Congregational Churches is new member and Thomas Timrod Rd., conveyance tax have played a major role in design rug for President Nixon. invited. - 7 : 0 0 - Opening lead - Six of Hearts A J 10 Church. sponsoring a layette appeal for Oliver of Bangor Rd. as a junior $57.25. rising food prices and unless For Mrs. Nixon there was a Ahern is acknowledged to be (3 ) NATIONAL West opens the six of hearts 0 AJ8 The school, which is open to assisting American Indian member. Donald F. Denley and immediate action is taken. one of the best known figures in GEOGRAPHIC and you put up dummy’s queen. ♦ A542 Russian china tea service for all children from age 3 through babies in Faith, S.D. It set Aug. 22 at Grayville Edward R. White to Robert S. Thanksgiving may be 12, a coffee service for 12, a the field of law enforcement in the sixth grade, will be held (8) TRUTH OR This holds the trick, and you South West North East the United States. According to the Rev. Mr. Falls as the date for its annual Maltempo, Robert King and CONSEQUENCES 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass turkeyless for many families. half-dozen blue and white from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. draw the correct inference that He is the author of the widely Widow of Faith, there is an family outing and will make West had led from a suit headed Opening lead - ^ 6 enameled silver-gilt tea glass The cirriculum will be the extreme need for blankets and tickets available at its July [Hi^^THEATRES EAST (18) DICK VAN DYKE holders and cut glass tea acclaimed book, “ Police In “Cooperative Series” which is «iODk.( ■laCnliTia iM itfl by the king. Trouble.” children's clothing and for $10 a meeting. (22-30) NEW S Suppose you take the ace of glasses, a white wool crocheted ■ written by representatives of mini-layette can be made up by The department also voted to ihrGooolM is ROU. (24) ZOOM shawl and a malachite and His role as police chief jvon various religious clubs and finesse with the jack him recognition when he was the churches. participate in Columbia's July 4 (40) A B C NEW S Now you can switch to dubs. bronze jewel box, denominations. It will include of clubs. East wins with the You take the aCe of clubs and able to keep the peace on May Those residents wishing to parade. queen of clubs and returns a Nixon has_ given Brezhnev a special music, nature, recrea make their own layettes can in Company 3 of the department ★ ★★ Ar CRlKAf\£)?j m T - 7 : 3 0 - lose a finesse to the queen of Day 1970 when thousands of heart. ’This allows West to set $10,000 Lincoln Continental tion and art classes. clude six diapers, two un set July 21 as the date for its bUIGEST AMUSEMENT (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE^ dubs. East returns a heart and ■town car and a lafge supply of protestors arrived in New I-WHSPERS up the rest of the hearts. You There will be a registration dershirts, one kimono and one next paper drive to be held in " : I ft > ' Q PARK IN NEW ENCIAND (20) FILM you take the ace. You are in Haven to express their anger now have only eight tricks. spare parts, which a spokesman James Ahern fee of $1 per child or, a $3 sleeper, two to five receiving the north end of town. •N4C-N4C-N-N-W-N-N (22) TH R ILLSEEK ER S position to take nine tricks: said were provided by Ford over the murder trial of Black |°a..as«Y‘ii6 i^p x o N If you then go after a diamond maximum per family. This fee blankets, a card of safety pins, Episrupal Women BONUS D.AYS & NIGHTS (24) ERICA three in clubs and two in each of Motor Co. for a “nominal fee.” Panther Chairman Bobby Seale is payable on the first day and trick. West will take the king of bar of baby soap or baby Mrs. Serena Piche is the new (30) WAIT TILL YOUR the other suits. The same was done by and his associates, the so-called nonprofit organization which in will cover all expenses, in EVERY DAY & NIGHT diamonds and his good hearts. The important lesson of the New Haven Nine. powder and two waterproof ly elected president of the FATHER GETS HOME J Down one. General Motors for the black vestigates white collar crime. cluding a daily snack. pants. STATE .... including SUNDAYS (40) D R AG N ET hand is to develop tricks in such Cadillac that Nixon gave Ahern is presently director of Womens’ Club of St. Peter’s ssawtMMM* tlwM# Lose to Safe Opponent He is also the volunteer Donations may be left at Bob a way as to keep the dangerous Brezhnev last year, the the Insurance Crime Preven Episcopal Church. ENTIRe PARK OPEN • 1 P.M. - 8 : 0 0 - If you tackle the diamonds executive director of the BARBS Cafazzo's Hebron General Store Cuddling opponent out of the lead. East is spokesman said. tion Institute of Westport, a Elected with Mrs. Piche were hrMWfl fMwtt NmmIi AFTERNOON (3) THE WALTONS first. West wins the second Institute for Effective Criminal By PHIL PASTORET on Rt. 66 or at the Fred 2 dangerous because he will lead Mrs. Cindy Robson, vice presi IIIMrflfWrIIfKnnH riPPlCXItp (8-40) M OD SQUAD Justice which aims to improve Brehant’s, also Rt. 66. Badges On Sale Actor Rod Taylor cuddles a lion cub in a scene from trick with the king of diamonds through the ace of hearts. West Ends Tonght — (R) ' dent; Mrs. Marianne Moore, / . E.|.WI|«|'$ 7\ (20-22-30) LAUGH-IN the law enforcement, judicial The only time it pays to and cannot afford to lead is safe because he cannot afford / 'Dirty Harry” and “Khite” Fire Department secretary; Mrs. Janet Berry, 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. “Trader Horn,” a new MGM version of the classic African and penal system of Connec be a born loser is if you’re ' ^ (24) PLA Y H O U S E N.Y. another heart. to lead hearts. During the month of May, the treasurer; Mrs. Judi Babin, adventure movie, coming to area theaters soon. Taylor, in Starts Fri. 1st Run lit (PG) Experimental Satellites ticut. on a diet. PHgtimA^tUs Good for All Rides Suppose West shifts to a Daily Question ♦ 0 Wash., sought to chairman of Yale's Department 1 * ^ 1 A m t sr A M I CMTAKn withhold billions of dollars in of Religious Studies, said Dupre ‘TllE CIMIESE federal funds from states “sFands in the first rank of COHHECnOH’ failing to develop land use philosophers" He will be T. programs: Lawrason Riggs professor of lAdWutwrwry Democrats for the religious studies, Yale's highest amendment—Kennedy. Mass.; chair in Roman Catholic McIntyre, N.H.; Pastore, R.I.; studies. 4 ib. Polyester Fill 38”x56” Return Throw Regent 4-Player 2 STEVE McQUEEN Pell, R.I.; Ribicoff, Conn. Sleeping Bag Endorsed by Vida Blue Badminton Set Republicans for—Brooke, ' U M AN S' Mass., Stafford, Vt. Democrats against—Hathaway. Maine; TOP HAT Muskie, Maine. 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\ M ANCHESTERJVET^^ Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 21,1973 - PAGE FIVE Guidelines tirged Vernon Hebron For Institutional SAFE LIVING HOSPITAL Church St. Residents Mothers, Sons Stockholders m-. APPRECIATION FUND Object to Sewer Line Vie on Diamond A group of homeowners living referendum to be held June 26. MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE ANNE EMT Field. By JOHN CLNMFF That’s where the big price on Church St. in Vernon Also on the referendum will be And the final activity of the AP.ButfinesB Analy§t swings often occur. And so Manchester Memorial, Hospital appeared at the Town Council a request for an appropriation Correspondent Tel. 228-3971 Little League season will be the NEW YORK (AP) - Almost Kolton suggests that the in meeting Monday night and to expand the town’s sewage Today marks the Closing of 71 Haynes Street, Manchester The^second annual Mother- annual picnic for players and nobody denies any more that stitutions consider limiting program sponsored by the unintentional, children fall off strongly objected to their street treatment plant. schools in Manchester. Son hardball game, featuring coaches on July 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the big institutions have themselves to disposal of only a Receation Department. the slide's ladder. This is usual being included in a proposed The homeowners are Today also marks the first Gay City State Park. created serious problems -for certain amount of stock within These playgrounds are ly caused by a friend who wants sewer line extension project, represented by Atty. Michael mothers against their sons, will day of summer. be held Saturday afternoon at 1 Swimming the stock markets. One of them a specified time period. preferable for the younger to see if the law of gravity can r...... \ claiming they have no need for Budlong and their petition With this date children will I Enclosed Is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund. ■ at St. Peter’s Field. The Rec Cross Swimming is to scare the wits out of small VALUING PORTFOLIOS: In children. be broken by a nine-year-old. the lines at this time. stated the sewers are not begin their summer play ac As was the case lasf year, program, sponsored by the stockholders and send them sympathy with commissions in Still, children should be in For general information the I N a m e ...... • Even though the homeowners needed nor wanted. If the tivities all over town. coaches for the rnothers, Harry p ro , will start Monday at Gay scurrying for cover. some other sports, Kolton is ad structed in safe play practices. law is seldom broken by man, ■ Address...... have filed a petition and hired referendum passes the $2.2 j Wirth and Roy Wirth, will not City State Part. DRESS DEPT. SAVINGS Instinct tells the little in vising some of the players to Children will begin the Kids on swings have a nasty unaided by machines. What an attorney to represent them, million project, then the town DRESS DEPT. SAVINGS exodus to their local pools and J A m ount...... | reveal the name of their star Children have been assigned vestor that he risks serious in take a haircut. By this he habit of jumping off when they usually breaks is a collar bone, the street has been listed along attorney will have to determine ting pitcher. The boys coaches, times for their classes and are jury participating in the spor means that institutions should playgrounds which, in most get tired. Thip may appear to be arm or a leg. with others in the proposed if that particular street can be Jake Yopp, Dick Cahill and Jim requested to please make note ting events of the elephant consider trimming the stated cases, will entail the crossing of great fun, but swings also have The Public Safety Advisory I ...... ! project and will be voted on at a deleted legally. Farmer, are somewhat limited of these times. without first* insisting that a value of their holdings. busy streets at all times of the a nasty habit— they like to snap Committee would like to see a day. in their selection as no first- Church News spirit of civilized restraint and Very often the holder of 200,- back and crack their former minimum of castslpn persons 20% OFF string pitcher is allowed to The Rev. Mrs. Gretchen Hall 15.00 equality be agreed upon. 000 shares in a company prices Drivers should be leary of rider across the back of the between the ages of five and fif pitch. ■ will be the guest preacher at BUTTERFIELD'S ENTIRE STOCK OF BRIGHT, NEW SUMMER-WEIGHT So he has been popping up them at market value, at the balls coming into the steet. As head: Anyone standing behind teen, so please instruct your Up to $150., Supporting Donor Umpires for the game are the Gilead Congregational now and then, but only to watch same price per share you see in ofter as not some kid will be the swing may also be in children to be a little careful South Windsor Nelson Moore, Nick Bonadies, Church on Sunday at 11 a.m. following it, and he probably serious jeopardy. while having a good time. $150. or Over, Master Donor the behemoths—some with the newspaper, even though it is The Rev. William Persing of St. SUMMER GOWNS doesn’t have any intention of Feet-first sliding on Her sermon topic will be “The POLYESTER DRESSES assets of a billion dollars or unlikely they could dispose of Hospital emergency wards get Peter’s (Church, and, to keep playing tag with your fenders. playground slides may not be as Balm in Gilead.” VALUES TO 32.00 more—knocking prices about such large holdings at these more than their share of women’s lib happy, Mrs. Anne Pefites, Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes. Halter This, of course, works both exciting as a head-first ride, but For more information caii Burt Dittus, Development Direc Mrs. Hall is the wife of the A large selection of sleeveless and short sleeve like a ball. prices. business from adults who Emt. Handling the duties of styles, caftans, gowns with matching jackets, ways. Parents should instruct again a child must ask himself Rdv. Carl Hall, who is minister styles. Juniors, Misses and Half sizes. Also some There is a lot more to the in Kolton suggests, in the in refuse to follow their own ad tor, 646-1222; Ext 334. Two Selected public address announcer will tiered skirt styles and many, many others. their children in proper conduct if stiches and a concussion are of th e Staffordville summer pantsuits. stitutional problem, of course. terests of reality, that in vice; a crop of younger clients be Eric Emt. while meeting automobiles. as amusing as a second ride. Congregational Church. The One particular negative is the stitutions adopt measures is one of the last things they The picnic, which will follow Halls live in London Park, tendency of these funds and similar to those used by Protocol requires a child to For a fast ride, which is often need. 2 For Girls State the game, is in the hands of Hebron. trusts and insurers to concenr exchange examiners when they be subserviant to the whims of the car, as the car is bigger. - Head Chef Todd Polidor, accor At the First Congregational MASTER CHARGE, trate on certain companies, ig study the financial condition of Miss Carol Levesque and ding to his wife, Mrs. ^ rb a ra Church in Hebron Center, the noring the shares of others and member firms. , Even if might doesn’t make The American Legion BANK AMERICARD OR Miss Janice Pasquale, have Polidor, who is chairman of the regular worship service will be leaving them fearing their abili "When our examiners look at right, in this case it makes a Auxiliary Unit of the Abe E. BUTTERFIELD'S mighty powerful arguement. been chosen as representatives Miller Post 133 sponsors the day’s activities. held at 9:30 a m. Pastor ty to raise capital. our own firms,” Kolton said, from South Windsor High All profits from the conces Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. will CHARGE. But any-solution must have a "they might decide that if the Children who are riding Soutli Windsor representatives bicycles should be reminded Gift Ideas for the June Bride School to Laurel Girls State. with funds provided by the sion stand will benefit the preach on “My True Destiny.” beginning, and Paul Kolton, firm had to sell a big block held Leadership, citizenship and Hebron Baseball Assobi^ion The children’s day program American Stock Exchange in its own name they would get that they are bound by the same Republican and Democratic laws which govern motor service are considered by the Town Committees. and the event is open to the will follow for all parents and president, has been telling con less than market value. faculty in the selection of the public. friends of the Children’s Sunday gressmen and regulatory of "In that case, a $50 stock vehicles. They are obliged to Miss Levesque is the signal turns, stop for red lights Translucent representatives who will attend daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Another benfit game, this one School with many special ficials and institution managers m ig h t be a s s ig n e d a China the Girls State to be held at the featuring the American League events planned to demonstrate that they must institute rules of hypothetical value of $45 or $40. and stop signs, and to yield Lewis Levesque of 16 right of way to cars (again the Dinnerware University of Connecticut next Northview Dr. She has been ac coaches against the National the accomplishments of the civilized competition. And if it is an over-the-counter week. All of the girls attending League coaches, will be held students during the year. During the past month he has stock, where the market is apt might makes right theory). tive in the school gymnastics have just completed their program, will be co-captain of July 1 at 1 p.m. at St. Peter’s Refreshments will be served. repeatedly urged steps in four to be less liquid, the price could Riding a bicycle on sidewalks junior year at high school. the gymnastic team next year areas, avoiding the specifics so be even lower.” is permitted only if the operator During the week they live and is attending the American as not to distract from the prin Wouldn’t it make sense, he is under the age of 15, according together as self-goverBing Gymnastics Camp in New York ciples involved, but insisting asks, for institutions also to to a new ^Connecticut motor 1 7 1 ° citizens learning the duties and for the second year. that his ideas are not just take haircuts based on a vehicle law. 29.95 1 Weekend Special^ responsibilities of American She has also done volunteer suggestions but proposals for criteria that includes the Children going to play at local citizenship and government. service at Manchester action. amount of stock in relation to pools should know how to swim, 5 Piece Completer Set, Reg. 16.95...... 11.44 I Memorial Hospital ahd is at TRADING; Institutions must shares outstanding, the amount or limit their activities to the Build a service for 8, 12 or more. 20 pc- set: 4 each: CASH & CARRY present an assistant at the Wap- develop guidelines for trading, of public trading, and holdings shallow portions of the pool. 'Y Dinner, salad plates, soup/cereal bowl, cups, ping School. She is planning to because the demands they by other institutions? Parents should not allow ’■s saucers. attend college and major in make on markets are often DISCLOSURE: Some in children to swim in unsuper- Panasonic 2 Siice Auto. physical education or in a greater than the markets can stitutions, mainly mutual visedareas. Dishwasher Safe Witness medical career. supply. funds, currently make public Playgrounds also present Self Lowering Toaster Oven to Table Miss Pasquale is the daughter For example, when an institu their portfolios. If other in safety problems'. Many -Pop bread in, it lowers to toasting level, pops up ROSES *1,87 ' l l ironstone when ready. Hinged crumb tray for easy cleaning. Admits of Mr. and Mrs. John Pasquale tion has spent months acquiring stitutions were to act similarly, playgrounds around town are *NT1101. of 96 Pine Knob Dr. She is do:dozen a large position, is it reasonable this fact alone might make involved in a supervised play Dinnerware Perjury an honor student, a member of to expect the public, the them more concerned about the YOUR Our Reg. the National Honor Society, specialists or other block CHOICE BOSTON (AP) — A defense way they use the markets. 19.95 treasurer of her class, a traders to absorb the entire The Super Max by Giilette 13.70 witness, Alfonso Smith of Paul Buetiner Florist. Inc. USE OF INFORMATION: Schlesinger Given member of the American Field position in a few minutes or Institutional investors might 20 Pc. Springfield, testified J Service and of the gymnastics hours? High speed for drying, low Reg. Panasonic Deluxe 8 Speed Wednesday that he lied before a 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD consider establishing clear Committee Okay and field hockey teams. She for styling. 500 super watts 24.88 federal grand jury when he im TEL.-528-9586 guidelines, publicly articulated, of power. 2 comb attach Hand Mixer will also attend the American WASHINGTON (AP) - The plicated Sylvlo Grasso of Hart concerning their handling of ments and styling brush. '! S Piece Completer Set, Reg. 16.88.... 9.88 Gymnastics Camp this Lufkin Gives Senate Armed Services Com Full range of mixing speeds: chrome plated beaters ford, Conn., in a narcotics case. corporate information for #HD-5 1470 Choice of highly glazed patterns: 4 each: dinner OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS with push button ejector. Includes recipe book. summer. She plans to attend trading purposes. mittee Wednesday approved ToWCSC Fund ;%s and dalad plates, soup/cereal bowls, cups, saucers mixingguide.#MKl25 Grasso, a bail bondsman, is college and major in physical Such guidelines, relating to the nomination of James R. charged in U.S. District Court therapy or medicine. DANBURY. (AP) - Dan W. the kind of nonpublic material Schlesinger to be secretary of Lufkin, Connecticut’s outgoing Defense. with distributing a quantity of information that might be used cocaine in Springfield and commissioner of environmental as a basis for trading, would go Chairman Stuart Symington, protection, Wednesday pledged D-Mo., said the vote was un Bridgeport, Conn., in April, u a long way toward convincing 1972. a $10,000 donation toward a the individual investors that he animous and that no opposition Matched Sets of 14K proposed lectureship in to the appointment is expected Diamond Wedding Bands can achieve a fair shake in the Smith, a co-defendant with American liberties at Western market. in the Senate. > Reg. to Grasso and four other men in Connecticut State College. Kolton hopes to obtain volun 59.97 Danbury’s American Revolu SOVIET ART WORKS SOLD’ 44.88 the case, said he lied to the tary action. “When you can get Fiery diamonds set in 14 Kt. PARIS (AP) — A group of 65 grand jury because he feared SERVICE DEPT STORES tion Bicentennial Committee, voluntary agreement instead of gold. S ix of the newest 1973 paintings by Soviet artists from for his life. He said he feared which hopes to establish the government action it is more styles to choose from. BROAD STREET - MAHGHESTER lectureship by 1976, has set $20,- the school of socialist realism federal narcotics agent John F. N effective and efficient.” were sold at an auction here for O’Brien would kill him if he did 000 as its fund-raising goal. But if that isn’t forthcoming The lectureship will support more than $26,000. Service for 8 not implicate Grasso. he suggests that the Securities The works included still life Famous Brand classes "to perpetuate for pre- and Exchange Commission act, Stainless Flatware 30% OFF Corningware Grasso is being tried Special Purchase senLand future generations the studies, folk art and one paint Travel “and if it is not in their ambit, ing of offide workers in a city, 8 Piece Set. separately from the other ideals of American liberty,” ac Caldor’s Regular Low Prices on Alarm then Congress should act.” which sold for $1,600. defendants. NEW SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES cording to a college statement. Clocks Reg. Ladies’ Famous 17 Jewel Watches* Cornflower A Lufkin, a multi-millionaire, Open Slock 27.80 1888 C o p ie s of Tote B a g s 14.95 : Examples: . i i Reg. 5.47 *In his earlier testimony for NOW AT COOL, COMFORTABLE SAVINGS plans to leave his state post for Seth Thomas. the prosecution, O’Brien said 85 East Center St. Our Reg. 24.95...... 14.88 ’ • 89.97 NOW 6 2 . 9 7 * 59.97 NOW 4 1 .97-39.97NOW 2 7 . 9 7 1 private business at the end df Phinney Floral Bouquet he acted as an undercover REGULARLY 9.00-28.00 Each price group in 1 pat Walker, and Spice of LifeLit this mon{h. Hamilton, Lucien Piccard, Elgin, Gruen, Waltham Helbros. agent and made eight transac Selling for Much More At Summit St. terns; full place settings, 16 Linden. 30 3.99 Open Stock 31.80 22i ®® teas , 2 serving pieces. Vulcain. Pierre Dore and M ore!‘'Timex not included !i: hour alarm. tions involving cocaine and heroin with Grasso or five other men between December, 1971, Gains For Natural Gas and April, 1972, mostly in the WE1EK£ND CASH & CARRY SPECIAL Oklahoma City — U. ,S. nat- Springfield area. ural-Kas production in 1072 was 22.0 trillion cubic feet, valued Doz. at $■1..') billion, an increase of 2 R o s e s NOW JUST 4.99-13.99 per cent in volume and 0 per PLANNING AHEAD Our half price sale lets you have twice as much of a good thing . . . these good time separates. cent in value over 1071. OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY "MONTREAL (AP) — Aime Skirts, shorts, pants, blouses, shirts, tops, jackets and vests. The group goes on o ^ on. The savings Desautels, Montreal urban let you stock up on these cool, go-together co-ordinates . . . prints, solids, ploBs and polka dots. community planning director, has an idea which would revo Available in Misses sizes. . . just mode for the hot summer doys.aheod. Next business meeting/try d lutionize traffic in next winter’s Farberware Farberware Farberware West Bend snowstorms and give lots of change of place. 12” High Open Hearth people unexpected holidays. 4 Cup Stainless Self Buttering G# E.Immersible Instead of trying to carry on 2 Dome Skillet Broiler & Rotisserie Coffeeriiaker Corn Popper Auto. Coffeemaker as . usual. Desautels suggests Someplace new. Brand new. Like the Col that the ciiy declare snow holi ony right in nearby Vernon. Reg. Model Reg. days during i.najor snowstorms. 34.99 CHILDREN'S DEPT. SAVINGS Our luxurious accommodations can meet 29.99 54.99 134 „ 10.99 your most demanding requirements whether you've 19.99 & 7.99 14.70 Perfect cooking stainless, Spatterless, smokeless! Corn is buttered tastily as it Brews 3 to 9 cups of coltee got a party of 25 or over 400. Each of our banquet fully immersible. Large Large selection of bubbles, shortalls, sun . Q QO Stainless steel ‘throughout. * 138 8 C up...... 24.99 pops! 4 qt, capacity cover fast and easy. Peek-a-Brew INFANTS' SUMMER PLAYWEAR. 00 rooms, for instance, not only has a private en cooking capacity. #312 Town of East Hartford Free vinyl cover packed in doubles as server. #21864 gauge. # PI 5BK;'AV/HR dresses and sunsuits, Reg. to 6,-50 ...... I . / T - J . T T trance, but individual lighting controls and audio side. ♦ 455-A *142 12 C up...... 27.99 East Hartford, Connecticut visual equipment as well. '' At the Colony, though, our real specialty is INVITATION making people happy. And that's where we go out TODDLERS' SUMMER SUNSUITS & BUBBLES. Group at lamouslabel 9QQ_OQn of our way. You'll find that special personal touch Deluxe TO BID in everything we do. From food preparation, to Regina Regina RE: ELECTRIC I.D. FAN service, to program planning. Shag Age MOTOR Before making reservations for your next 2 Speed GIRLS' FAMOUS MAKE SWIMWEAR. Szes4i4 . One and two-piece styles m qq . qq Upright Sealed bids will be received business meeting, think about the all new Colony Electrikbroom at the office of the Purchasing in cottons, velours and acrylic knits. Prints and solids. Reg. to 9,00 ...... A . / 7 -‘ t . T / in Vernon. u A Motor Here! Vacuum With Agept, 740 Main Street, East Just call Bill Smith at 646-6556 and ask him, Motor Here!: ■Hartford, Conn, until Thursday, "What's New?" He'll be happy to tell you. Rug Pile July 5, 1973, at 10:30 A.M. and GIRLS' SUMMER PLAY DRESSES. Size’s 4-, 14. Lorge group of tennis dresses, g% qq q qq Dial! will be publicly opened and read sizzler sets and sun dresses. Prints end solids. Reg. to 13.00 ...... A . /# " J. 7 / at that time and place for the above mentioned commodities OF VERNON and service. Route 83. Tolland Turnpike, Vernon, Ct. / Exit 95-Olf 1-86 Information for bidders, GREAT ASSORTMENT OF SHAPES AND COLORS BOYS' DEPT. SAVINGS Proctor Silex » Sunbeam Canpister Eureka Roto-Matic Automatic specifications, proposal and Vacuum Cleaner Cannister Vacuum contract forms are available at BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS. Sizes 4-7 and 8-20. Large assortment of 100% nylon swim 4 Slice Toaster the office of the Purchasing trunks in solidi and prints. Now specially priced at ...... 2.59-3.59 Agent, 740 Main Street, East Carry-All Tote Bags Reg. Reg. $94 Reg. Reg. Hartford. 44.88 119.95 34.70 34.88 27.70 29.98 24.70 a 13.97 The right is reserved to reject BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE POLOS. Sizes 4*7 and 8-18. Large selection of styles in a Powerful 1-1/2 H P. motor; 7 Motor driven brush deep Nozzle adjusts from bars Cleans bare floors' or' rug Individual color controls lor any or all, or any part of any or cool permo-press blend of polyester and cotton. Solids, prints ond jacquards. Volues to 5.00 1.79-2.99 pc. attachment set. Hose is cleans rug pile. Canister floors to deep carpet. Motor pile. 2 speeds — 1 lor light each pair of loMt slots Easy- all bids when such action is guaranteed for 2 years. motor works as 2 cleaners in driven brush. Large dust cleaning, 1 for heavy * VC1 clean crumb lr!^.#22011 deemed to be for the best in 1,* 1260 bags. » LI-935 cleaning # 2526 terest of the Town of East Hart V ford. Easy to pack, easy to carry, easy to keep clean. Stylish pack-up-and-go TOWN OF totes ill rugged canvas or wet look vinyl in assorted colors. Sturdy han MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT m 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. SALE: Thurs. thru Sal. EAST HARTFORD Mon. Ihru Fri. 9:30 a m. to 9:30 pjn. dles and zippers. For him, for her! Sat. 9:00 a m. to 9:30 p.m. John W. Torpey MANCHESTER Purchasing Agent PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 21, 1978 I MA^MSTER E V ^ l^ I^RALD^ Ma^^^ H an rtetrr iEitpiititglirraliJ GOP Makine Travel Today Requires Sharp Eyes, Eat Ifalletmm^^ Founded Oct. i, 1881 By DICK BARNES price signs that don’t boast the The regular gasoline at a label station advertised regular ¥ T' “ Ae.ocialed Press Writer price anymore. President Nixon’s announced prices be held to their June 1-8 F^iblished by Manchester Publishing Shell station cost 42.9 cents a for 36.9. But a hand-scrawled Subscribers Who fail to receive their But cars haven’t yet started freeze on retail prices, in highs. But a week later, that Co., Herald Square. Manchester, Conn. WASHINGTON (AP) - A gallon bn Friday. sign oh the regular pumps said newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 running out of fuel along the cluding gasoline, is being open station still was selling its 06040, telephone.643-2711 (AC 203). Urgent motorist just back from a 1,950- Across the street on Monday, “sorry, out of gas.” The p.rh. should telephone the circulation mile, extended weekend round- road, and traffic at gasoline ly disregarded by some regular for 40.9. A nearby sta an Elxxon dealer was out of premium cost 44.9. stations. Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9^. pumps doesn’t seem different tion that went up a penny to 39.9 trip from Washington to central regular and selling premium Best available price spotted days and holidays. Entered at the from usual. Evidence of the In a Virginia suburb of the day of Nixon’s speech hasn’t Florida finds you can keep your for 44.9, limit eight gallons per along the route for regular gas Member Audit Bureau of Circulation purported gasoline shortage is Washington, a 12-pump in withdrown its increasA, either. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se gasoline tank filled if your eyes car. An American Oil dealer was 36.9. At a Shell station in Member of The Associated Press Fund Appeal are sharp and wallet full. spotty. dependent station was selling Enticing signs on billboards cond Class Mail Matter. sharing common cash register Wilson, N.C., a driver could buy regular for 38.9 the morning of The roadsides along one of The worst spot encountered facilities with the Exxon man or on towering service station Burl L. Lvons, Publisher gasoline at that price by inser Nixon’s June 13 speech. That the nation’s most traveled was in Santee, S.C., where a was selling his regular for 44.9 poles still carry figures such as The Manchester Publishing Co. ting dollar bills into a device on evening, just before the Presi 33.9 or 35.9. But these stations WASHINGTON (AP) - The judgment and performed vacation routes are dotted with lengthy stretch of Interstate 95 and premium for 49.9. assumes no financial responsibility for the pump and filling his own dent spoke, the price was 40.9, usually turn out to be in Republican' National Com assorted questionable acts, has closed service stations and big comes to an end. Down the street, a private tanjt. typographical errors appearing in adver mittee has sent out an urgent Nixon’s order provided that dependents. Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in cast a pall of suspicion over the appeai for contributions that activities of the entire Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. One M onth...... $3.25 acknowledges the party is in Republican party,” Wilson Display advertising closing hours, trouble because of the Single Copy ...... ! .. 15t said. three full days prior to publication. Watergate scandal. 3 Wifs to 1 By C arrier. W eekly...... 75< Just exactly what the dollars Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon GOP officials repeatedly and-cents impact of W ater^te ClHirge-lt One Year .-...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon have said that the party has been on the GOP com ■t Km rt THURS., FRI., SAT. Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and organization wouid not be the mittee’s fund-raising is difficult Three M o n th s...... $9.75 Monday. loser in Watergate because it to pin down. was not involved in 1972 Quarterly reports filed with wrongdoing or coverup the General Accounting Office attempts. last week show., at least through In the new appeal for money, May 31, that the Republican Look For New Horizons the chairman of the Republican National Committee was main Nationai Finance Committee This is the week when many of our taining its traditional two-to- mencement speakers. said once again that no one has one edge over Democrats in area high schools are conducting Our only wish for the graduates is suggested the organization “is fund raising. even remotely connected to Republican officials said in graduation rites. that it is a happy one and that in some Watergate.” earlier interviews that their Your It is a time for laughter, and a time But David K. Wilson, in a distant time they will not judge our direct mail efforts were run Choice 2 June 15 letter to potential con too for some sadness, as these young generation too harshly for we too once ning ahead of the comparable 49.96 tributors, said “The Republican off-year election period in 1971 people reach a point in time where had (and many still have) high party is in trouble. We need and apparently had been un they cross the bar from childhood into aspirations. There have been many your help.” affected by Watergate. Small adulthood. “The deplorable Watergate contributors' reached through times we have stumbled and fallen but scandal, in which a few mis these efforts account for 80 to Regrettably for many, the high somehow most got up and tried again. guided political adventurers 90 per cent of all contributions, school diploma will be the end of for exercised extraordinarily bad GOP officials said. Your high school commencement, But the committee conceded mal education but fortunately for you’ll find, is a foimal beginning of a that in the $l,000-and-up most it will be the real beginning. new era in your lives. But it should be Alsike Clover (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) category, contributigns were In essence those years in grammar Soviet TV off 25 to 50 per cent. They said only the first in your lives of many the $135,000 taken in from large school , and high school were the less formal ones. Life is never cons Today'^s Thought Interviews contributors through May 31 “prep” years for regardless what was far short of the pace tant. Each of us can and should set Stilted needed to meet a $1 million goal endeavors these young people embark anew our sights on higher horizons. “I lie awake, I am like a lone alone and none is with him. All for the year in large gifts. upon — job or more education — the ly bird on the housetop.” Psalm the others are still asleep. He Capital Fare MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet Robert P. Odell Jr., treasurer Unless we do this, the mind and the 102:7 says “on the housetop” as if the television’s man-in-the-street of the Republican finance com l i i ^ W f l basic training was necessary. spirit cannot grow and unless they world is a house where they all sounds as though he is reciting mittee, said the decision to send _ m “In the world but not of the Andrew Tally How well we have prepared them grow we are not rising to our poten lie shut in asleep, but he alone the stilted prose of Pravda out’a special appeal June 15 was world,” describes something of when he talks about Leonid I. for what lies ahead no one can access is outside the house, on the roof made after earlier disappoin tials. the child of God. He is not waiting and watching, not yet in Brezhnev’s visit to Washington. ting response from large con - at this time. We like to think, though, Remember, the recent past for time ..asleep like others, but he heaven, and yet no longer on Agnew Is Right Citizens were interviewed tributors. watches and is sober. To be that today’s high school graduate has earth. The world is below him supposedly at random in front “We decided to go back and will make it remote and each step asleep is nothing but being and heaven is above. of a Moscow movie theater. The executive clemency for the hit them over the head with been afforded a better and broader dulled by the desires of Thus he hovers in solitude WASHINGTON - Vice Presi eavesdropping, burglary and show was broadcast Tuesday forward is a step away from the past. Watergate defendants. Yet Watergate,” said Odeli. creatures and insensibly dent Agnew is perfectly right criminal interception of the night, and the interviewees educational base than that which our Cherish those associations and between the life of the world Caulfield admitted he had no languishing in the arms of the and the life eternal, like a lone- when he says the Watergate U.S. mails. We find now that spoke in the rhetoric of the conversations with Nixon and generation received. memories now while they are their world. Holy wakefulness is to iy bird, looking up. hearings are trying the Nixon the FBI’s J. Edgar Hoover, Communist party newspaper, While it is customary to set goals hold to the eternal good and to administration before “the that Presidential Counsel John long the bete noir of career using such standard phrases as: brightest. Rev. Donald McClean W. Dean 3rd never told him the seek it and always long for it. Trinity Lutheran court of public opinion” instead libertarians, was the only agen “The Soviet people un and ideals for these young men and offer came from Nixon. Such Good luck and remember wherever In this the child of God is Church, Vernon of through judicial due process. cy head who rejected this animously welcome Leonid hearsay testimony fills the criminally lunatic proposal. WORLD ALMANAC women to achieve in the outside you go you carry the pride of your Without questioning the in Ilych’s visit to America and his FACTS tegrity of Sen. Sam Ervin’s committee’s records. All the other barons of the in program of peace.” J world; we will leave that to the com community with you. Today In Hi story Select Committee, the fact is It is unfair, but is the system telligence community went ’Those with a dissenting opi the hearings leave the impres at work. Not to be too lofty along with the plan, even in nion, or even a iess enthusiastic Today is Thursday, June 21, In 1919, in World War I, part sion among many citizens that about it, the Ervin committee’s cluding CIA Chief Richard one, would never have gotten the 172nd day of 1973. There are of a German fleet interned at Richard Nixon is guilty of job is to seek out the truth, to Helms, a member in good stan before the camera, much less 193 days left in the year. Scapa Flow in Scotland was masterminding, or at least in Hnd oiit who was responsible ding of the Eastern Liberal be televised nationwide. Today’s highlight in history: s c u ttle d . volvement In, the criminal ac for what. Broadly speaking the Establishment. I always had The broadcast was a fairly On this date in 1788, the U.S. In 1942, in World War II, 38,- tivities of some of his hirelings. committee cannot bring any reservations about Hoover’s typical example of how the Constitution went into effect as 000 British soldiers were taken Even the most rabid charges against anyone except sometimes dictatorial methods, rigidly controlled Soviet news New Hampshire became the for contempt of Congress. But prisoner as the stronghold of prc^essional Nixon hater could but I find felicitously ironic the media is portraying the party ...... - it does have the constitutional 0 Open Forum ninth state to ratify it. Tobruk in Libya feU to the Ger hardly describe what is Left’s ^dging salute to its old leader’s visit to America. On this date- ^ mans. happening as meeting the prin right to inquire, and then make enemy. Any day now, I expect The summit with President EAST mVER BRIDGE. U G iSIU A.MIIkitC. In 1834, the American inven In 1945, Japanese forces on ciple that an individual is inno its records available for use by to find the American Civil Nixon, according to the endless lawfully consituted authorities. tor Cyrus MbCormick was the island of Okinawa sur cent until proved guilty. Liberties Union raising money ly repeated party line, is “a The Brooklyn B ridge, granted a patent on his reaping For example, there is the Maybe it would be best if the to build a statue to J. Edgar for natural and regular manifesta Tenure teaching ability has been her kid out of four inches of wet rendered to the Americans. opened May 24, 1883, was machine. example of testimony given by Ervin committee suspended its having thwarted implementa tion of the consistent foreign proven over many years. cement. In 1963, the Roman Catholic the world’s largest suspen Clarification "^In 1898, the first U.S. troops archbishop of Milan was former White House aide John hearings until the whole mess tion of the plan. policy of the Soviet Union,” or sion bridge at that time. Tenure should, therefore, be Once again, thank you to all To the editor: landed in Cuba in the Spanish- elected Pope. He took the name Caulfield, who said he believed was aired in the courts, with For me, the. revelation of “fresh evidence of the The 1,595-foot bridge cost regarded as a mark of good who did such a nice job on the American war. Paul VI. the President had offered strict rules of evidence protec Hoover’s wholesome in U.S.S.R’s firm and consistent about $15,000,000 to build, N Your editorial of June 13, teaching and the more a faculty sidewalk. 1973, discussing tenure and the ting the accused. But for better trasigence already has made line towards international ’The World Almanac says. is composed of tenured Also, thank you to all my State Community College facul or for worse, no one can tell the Watergate investigation detente,” and “in the interests It was designed by John ACCESSORIES TO MAKE YOUR BIKE COMPLETE members, the higher should be neighborhood kids, paper boys, ty indicates your feeling that Congress what to do. Congress, worthwhile, even while of all the peoples of the world.” Roebling, who as chief the caliber of that faculty. A etc., who don’t need to be engineer, was killed in an this is an important question. after all, represents the people agreeing with the London Such troublesome topics as high percentage of tenured watched; it’s nice to know kids accident during early con We, who are instructors ’ at and thus is charged with the Times’ comment that Nixon “is Waterpte and Soviet Jews faculty should be a goal rather like you. I have a jar of struction. The bridge was Manchester Community duty of pbking its nose into any now receiving a Washington never intrude on the rosy view than a fear. quarters here, come and get completed by his son Wash College, agree and would like to matter if concludes may affect variant of lynch law, and...may of Soviet-American relations We hope this letter clarifies them and have an ice cream ington. suggest a few more con the commonwealth. never be proved guilty by a currently painted by the Soviet the tenure question. Thank you treat on me. (’opyright © 1973 siderations. And the committee already process so clearly lacking in * press. Ni'wspaper Enterprise Assn. for thik consideration. Elinor A. Patten has accomplished some good. ’N First: Community college justice.” We the people have Steven Cassano 33 Mather St. faculty members hav^ been Forget for a moment the case peeked into the dark comers of J John Crowley Manchester of Richard Nixon, who at this recruited with a clear, written Roger Dionne government and 1 trust we have writing is still innocent despite all been satisfactorily horrified 5 . promise of tenure after five to James Gardner PLUGS eight years of satisfactory ser what some witnesses have said. by what we saw. Arthur Guineas k 9 5 Reg. 1.15: for vice. Many faculty left tenured Thanks During its hearings, or because As for the judicial propriety Johrt Gustavson of them, the public has been handlebars. positions to assume new Dear sir: of the Watergate committee for this BABY BIKE SEAT SPEEDOMETERS Dorothy Horwitz given a look-see into the 4 8" SISSY BAR responsibilities in the com I want to personally thank all hearings, there is none. .Some Frank Lattuca operations of its government Our Reg. 7.93 jP 9 7 Reg. 7.80. For ^ 9 7 Our Reg.2.46. > 9 7 munity colleges. It hardly the wonderful people who innocent people may be GENERAL Thomas R. Lewis, Jr. which should contribute to its Chrome/vlnyl.- 9 20"- 2 7 " bikes Shiny chrome. ■ ; seems ethical to tear up old Charles Plese helped me in my job of securing smeared, but in matters of educaiton. public morality and public trust agreements and substitute new Ffed A. Ramey, Jr. ads for the Manchester ELECTRIC Look at the plan proposed by the system provides no other o b { onc m ir r o r HI RISE BARS 9 " BULB HORN conditions which deny tenure, R.E. Richardson, Jr. Sesquicentennial Program. a White Houk aide named Tom way to learn, in Sam Ervin’s Reg. 1.23. ("or A V , Reg. 1.23. In Q V c especially when this is done un Mary Ann Roy They were very nice to me and Portable TV Charles Huston to launch a words, “whether any persons bike viewing. & Reg. 1.88 bright chrome, & ilaterally by ,the Board of James Tatro they mide my task a pleasure nationwide espionage cam occupying important offices Trustees. Alexander Tomany, and a success. paign, directed at certain were implic^ated in the Second: Tenure is not Members, M.C.C. They a |e the same people Americans and American Watergate affair or any of its 2 irreversable. A faculty member professional who are constantly contacted organizations and including ramifications...” is granted tenure only so long as staff for funds for community 10-GALLO N the courses which he or she has programs and Ii feel they Up-front controls AQUARIUM KIT been hired to teach are being deserve proper thanks for eqsy-to-see and Reg. 12.85 - 3 Days offered. If the courses which an helping Manchester succeed. use! instructor is hired to teach are Fran Merola Up-front sound canceled because of declining Let Your Views Sidewalk 87 Spruce St. for greater enrollment, or change in 88 Manchester fidelity! program, a college has no legal Appreciated Be Known obligation to continue to employ Easy-carry Handle! The Congress and the Connecticut General Assembly are him or her. The pi'ospect of a Truly Portable— Look what you get! Heal now in session. For readers Who wish to communicate with DOG'S FLEA COLLAIT college faculty filled with To the editor: 15-lbs. Light! er, filter, air pump, filter representatives and senators. The Herald lists the following Reg. 1.67 3 Days “dead wood" is largely a I would like to thank Mr. floss, charcoal and 10- Don’t Steal addresses: Famous "Sentry" collar . j bugaboo. There is no need and Senkow and all of the men who gollon tank! Charge it. little possibility of this situation worked so hard to replace my Dear sir: keeps fleas off your dog A U. S. Senate for 3 months. Charge it. A developing. sidewalk. They did a beautiful My daddy and mommy said I U, S. House 12-inch diag. meas.l 74 Square Third: One would hope that job and it is very much ap should write to you to tell you j^well P. Weaker Jr Rep. William R. Cotter Inches of Sharp, Crisp, Bright Pic the best community college preciated, by everyone in the that I hope that the people who M13 N w Seiute Wfice Bldg. 330 Cannon House Bldg. ture! All-channel (VHF-UHF) recep stole my friend’s and my pails faculty members would not . nei^borhood. Washington, D.C. 20515 Washington, D. C. 20515 FACTORY SERVICE tion . . . bullt-jn monopole telescop BEAUTIFUL become too mobile, their It must have been very disap and shovels out of our backyard ■.-mtiltbit. RAOIO.OISPAICHED ing antenna fOrVHFI talents as teachers and their pointing for the men when they while we napped are enjoying TRUCKS, FACTORV TRAINED TROPICAL FISH Sen." Abraham A..Ribicoff Rep. Robert H. Steele . experts, genuine ge parts commitments to the communi them because we miss them. lor on-ipot urvico. “ returned to remove the 321 Old Senate Bldg. 227 Cannon House Bldg. EASY TERMS ty which they serve are too footings, to see the damage I’m only 2 years old and I with approvod credit Washingtonr D. C. 20515 Washington, D. C. 20515 ARD valuable for any college to lose. done, after all their hard work. don’t understand where my pail ’ Minimum Retail Price 4 7 6 4 ' ■ v.aW 'V!''"'"':’-'' . One way to ensure the retaining I felt sick when we discovered and shovels are. I cried when I _Voujnay order the model thown through us, your franchised GE dealer. of the "highest caliber of in it. ‘T m sorry fellas, I can’t run couldn’t dig in the sand or Hartford '.rr> nrj , j,|f Sfifrorv , ,incf Our Reg. 83' Delicate structor” is to improve the con as fast as I used to.” Of the throw it at my big sister or get State senators and state representatives mail should be Glass Fish, Each...... 41 ‘ ditions under which they work. dozens of youngsters In the im all dirty. Daddy and mommy addressed in care of: State Senate or State House of 1115 Main Our Reg. 88' Marble TOILET SEAT One of these conditions should mediate neighborhoods, not one said that if someone needs the RepresentaUves, State Capitol, Hartford, Conn. Hatchet Fish, Each ... 44' be tenure. things so badly that they have St. 1 0 -LB S CAT'S PRIDE® Reg. 3.51^^ 5 1 of them caused the damage. Manchester area senators and representatives are: blau Our Reg. 97' Red W ag Finally, The assumption that While it was minor and we to steal them, I shouldn’t cry, furniture stores Sen. Harry S. Burke Sword Tail Fish, Each 48' a highly tenured faculty is un .made efforts to patch it, it was but I’m afraid they’ll come Rep. Donald S. Genovesi Manchester lO-lb. bog.* Deodorizes. C D-8rd Senate Dist. Enameled wood in desirable needs some further unnecessary vandalism. Would back and take my new ones. R-12th Assembly Dist. 6o06 I-- 5300 Absorbent. Does away Our Reg. 1.28 Chinese consideration. For instance, ■you believe a kids’ name in Please don’t steal; you’re not 643-4159 with disposal problems. Algae Eaters, Each... 64' white and decor colors. tenure is granted to faculty eight inch letters on my only hurting me but also Sen. David 0. Odegard Rep. Francis J. Mahoney No. 500 members after a number of sidewalk and his mother saying, yourself. R-4th Senate Dist. D-13th Assembly Dist. 9 ISiivim H SJi) years’ service to a community "Oh dear, did anyone see him Thank you, OPEN TOiilGHI^ EVERY MTE till '"X doing it?” I assured her that if I Deborah Ellen Weitz Rep. Muriel T. Yacavone OLD SAYMOOK college during which time the Rep. G. Warren Westbrook Fost Hud • 3S8-5300 MIDOUTOWN instructor's teaching is rather had seen him myself, she’d be lOB Ambassador Drive Assembly Dist. R-14th Assembly Dist. 860 WashkiilM SL e 346-eeOC MANCHESTER — 239 SPENCER ST. ooMtantiy evaluated. Tenure, up here with a shovel digging Manchester
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. ’Thurs.. June 21, 1973 - PAGE ICC Judge NINE Rejects Line Brezhnev ^Best Politician’ says have been blurred, was lost in By SAUL PETT Khrushchev. Brezhnev reached for a napkin “If the senators won’t come Memorial Tree Planting for an hour and a half and Abandonment AP Special Correspondent the banter Tuesday at the Unlike his predecessor, who fielded the sensitive question of that wasn’t there, spilled his to me. I’ll come to them,” fielded questions in a soft, Jewish migration from Russia signing of four new Russo- brought a new level of show biz A variety of trees have Faulkner; Mr. and Mrs. John HARTFORD (A P) - An WASHINGTON (AP) - “He champagne, and finally, to Brezhnev said, quickly joining almost cooing voice. with quiet patience. Mrs. W.A. Shearer, in memory American agreements in the to summitry in 1959, Brezhnev recently been planted under the Chanda, in memory of Thomas Cut Hours Interstate Commerce Commis is the best politician in the applause and laughter, the legislators in a cluster of “You got the impression he is of Mrs. Maude P. Shearer. Benjamin Franklin Room of the is not likely to pound the table pretended to hide behind a memorial tree planting D.- Faulkner; Mr. and Mrs. sion (ICC) administrative law room,” said an expert, Richard toasts and small talk. For a mo determined not to come across Mr. and Mrs. Maurice WASHINGTON (AP)-^Near State Department. with his shoe or stamp the floor napkin while he drank and the ''’Huntini’ For Rosalts? program sponsored by the Roger Macomber, in memory judge has recommended rejec Milhous Nixon, in a room full of ment, the President appeared like Khrushchev,” said Sen. Latulippe, in memory of Mrs. ly half of the gasoline stations What was increasingly clear, petulantly if he can’t go to cameras rolled. Yoo’ll Get Good ‘Shots’ in Greater Manchester Chamber of Kevin Beebe. tion of Penn Central’s proposal the species. alone, outside the circle, Vance Hartke, D-Ind. “He Florence B. Shearer; Mrs. in the United States are now after two days of summitry, Disneyland. Brezhnev and the President Herald Wiirt M s of. Commerce, according to Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Burr, to abandon a 14.7 mile freight "But I am not dangerous,” looking for a way in. walks a fine line between his Emoroy Rivers, in memory of operating at less than normal was that the leader of Soviet But he does have his sat side by side during the Mrs. Mary O’Brien, subcom in memory of Thomas D. line between Simsbury, Conn., said Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev to Later, the summit was natural spontaneity and sense 'Mrs. Florence B. Shearer; Mr. capacity, a spot survey in Russia has impressed moments of whimsy. One such ceremony and, curiously, it was mittee chairman of the City Faulkner; Mrs. Charles H. and Westfield, Mass. assembled members of the delayed 40 minutes while the of propriety. You got the feeling DEimFICIlTION and Mrs. T. Kent Mitchell Jr., dicates. Washington as a man of skill, produced the President’s rave the visitor who appeared more Beautiful Committee. Johnson and the Rev. Charles James F. Shugrue, deputy capitalist (ingress. Russian leader took a three and he’d much rather be uninhibited PASSPMT niOTOS in memory of Mrs. Maude P. In its weekly check, the force, confidence, warmth, rev iew of the R u s sia n ’s relaxed than the Mst. Students Crimson King maples were B. Johnson (2 tree s), in state transportation commis What Brezhnev may have a half hour lunch at Blair House and not have to worry about Shearer; Mrs. Lillian J. Piper, American Automobile Associa humor, ham and tempered political talent. ’The treaties SALEM mSSIFF planted along E. Middle Tpke. memory of Mrs. George S. sion, said Wednesday that the meant by “dangerous,” in a of both agreed the difference with members of the Senate each word being measured.” in memory of Edward R. tion reported that of 2,924 spontaneity. A kind of had just been signed and the was probably more a matter of CMIMSMPISTWO at Illing Junior High School; Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. George recommendation now goes to town where definitions lately Foreign Relations Committra. Where Khrushchev might Wierzbicki; Mrs. “and Mrs. stations on main travel routes housebroken Nikita champagne poured when $2$ Main St, iMdNstsr Austrian pines. Crimson King Volkert, in memory of Lester the full ICC for consideration. personality than recent events. He delivered a low-key speech have blown his stack, Brezhnev Stephen Frey, in memory of Dr. some 47 per cent are curtailing 643-73$$ maples and sugar maples at C. Silver Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Gov. Thomas J. Meskili has Ralph M. Lwhausse. hours, rationing gasoline or Union Pond; Kwanzan cherry Horace Brown, in memory of USt YOUR MASTER JUmSTORlHOUHS: urged that the abandonment Cosmopolitan Club, in both. O m NIGHTLY Till 9 P.AI. trees in front of the Main Post Frank Yeomans; Mr. and Mrs. CHARGE, BANK AMERKARD, appiication be denied. Office; Austrian pines at Main memory of Caroline H. Goslee; Last week some 64 per cent of SATURDAY Till 6. Thomas C. Monahan (2 trees), Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Burnett OR BUTTERFIEID’S CHARGL Judge James Anton, in his and Charter Oak Sts. and a the stations checked reported in memory of Mr. and Mrs. and Haleqe Burnett, in memory report to the ICC, said the area flowering crabapple tree on old Philip Hook; Mr. and Mrs. normal operations, and the served by the freight line is of Frank Granata; Mr. and week before 75 per cent were N. Main St. James McCooe, in meipory of Mrs. Merrill Adams, in still operating as usual. "unquestionably growing and Anyone wishing to have a Alexander Ferguson. abandonment would affect the memory of Mrs. Beatrice The situation has worsened in memorial tree planted should Leslie P. Greenhill, in industrial growth of these com- Havey; Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. the Middle Atlantic states and send check in the amount of $5 memory of Louis Foerderer; Burnett, in memory of Edward the Middle West and most of the imunities.” for each donation to the Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. The judge also said there R. Wierzbicki; Cosmopolitan western states, the AAA said, Greater Manchester Chamber Burnett, in memory of James could be an adverse en Club, in memory of Mrs. although no "crisis areas” oiDf of Commerce, 257 E. Center St. Aceto; Mrs. Raymond Reid, in Elizabeth S. Ubert; Mr. and were found. vironmental impact from aban Recent donations were from memory of Carroll J. Barrett; Mrs. Gustave Peterson, in In most cases, the report donment of the rail line. He said the following: Miss Marjorie McMenemy, in abandonment would result in in memory of Mrs. Eliubeth S. said, stations were reducing JO Vos/ Mrs. Alice Clark, in memory memory of Carroll Barrett; Ubert. their hours rather than creased motor vehicle traffic of Mrs. Carrie A. Johnson; Dr. Ted P. Forrest, Allan P. Mrs. Albert T. Dewey, in rationing gasoline. on already congested highways 1 ^Ore tl i and Mrs. Frederick W. Lowe Forrest, Mrs. Basil T. Nodden, memory of Albert T. Dewey; ’The AAA said the best con in the area to fill the void Jr., in memory of Biaggio in memory of Harold T. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Weiss, ditions are still in the created by the loss of rail Belfiore; Miss Helen Harmon Forrest; Nell P. Nodden, in ‘ve Ao I in memory of Mrs. Beatrice northeastern states including freight service. ^nd Gordon A. Harmon, in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Havey; Manchester Chapter New York and New Jersey, It was not known how soon memory of Arnold C. Thomp Elmore C. Packard. No. 1275, A.A.R.P., in memory where little change has been ■ the ICC would act on Judge An son; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. of Arnold Thompson; detected in the surveys. ton’s report. Geis, in memory of Mrs. Clarke, (4 trees), in memory of Manchester Homemaker Ser The most serious situation Sale Ends William Robertson; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Petetson and vice, in memory of Leonard B. was reportedly in the Pacific Charles Holmstrom (2 trees), M r, and Mrs. Fayette Clarke; Saturday, June 23rd Burt. Northwest with only 27 per cent Chancellor in memory of Walter Borst; the children and staff of Unit B, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Katz, of the stations operating nor Nathan Hale School, in memory mally. Given Pay Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Port, Mr. of Domenic Litrico; staff of ’The AAA recommended that and Mrs. Joseph Gordon (2 Buckley School, in memory of i motorists keep gasoline tanks Raise trees), in memory of Mrs. L. Roy C. Towne;. Manchester About Town . at least half filled, and avoid Rice. Women’s Republican Qub, in / driving long distances at night. HARTFORD (AP) - The Professional Women’s Club, memory of Mrs. Nellie Kristin and Karen Wait of 36 Commission on Higher Educa in memory of Mrs. Florence Bradley; Miss Ellen Linden- McCabe St., wearing colonial tion has voted a |3,280 pay ;aise Benson; Miss Amy Jones, Miss burg, in memory of Mrs. Nellie dresses fashioned for for Chancellor Warren G. Hill, Millicent Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley. Se^ucentenial week, appeared giving him one of the highest F.G. Boss (2 trees), in memory The McCann Family and Miss this afternoon with Mrs. salary classifications in state of Mrs. William W. Robertson; Elva McCann (4 trees), in Pamela Saloom, director of government. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Green, in memory of Mrs. Mary Linden- Lutz Junior Museum, on the The new pay raise takes memory of Mrs. Lillian Piper; Ranger Station television Spare rooms bring spare d t h tbete burg, Mrs. Nellie Bradley, Mr. days - Use HeraM Classified M s . effect Friday, boosting Hill’s Mrs. Maybel B. Dowd, in Carol T. Petersen, Mrs. program on Channel 3. annual salary from $39,520 to memory of Mrs. Elden Piper; Steward T. Smith; Manchester $42,800. Mrs. Philip I. Holway, in Women’s Republican Club, in The commission’s action memory of Isabella H. Robert memory of Mrs. Neil A. June 5 during a closed-door son; Manchester Garden Club Lawrence; Mr. and Mrs. meeting was disclosed through (2 trees), in memory of Gladys ’Thomas C. Monahan (2 trees), release of a letter from com Knowles Crehore. in memory of Patrolman Primo mission director W. Robert Mary Hinds Lynch, in Amadeo. Bokelman to state Personnel memory of Leland T. Wood J r .; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keeney Commissioner Edward H. Manchester Republican and David Keene, in memory ravel w Simpson. Women’s Club, in memory of of Gary Bailey; Mr. and Mrs. Hill, a member of the Per Mrs. Harry Cowles; Lincoln B. Robert B. Weiss, in memory of DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL sonnel Policy Board, had Keith, in memory of Mrs. Airline tickets • Cruises • Steamships • Honeymoons • Resorts Raymond O’Neill; Mr. and Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals- Group Travel* Business Travel proposed pay raises earlier this SAVE 11.99 our rog. 59.9 Isabella H. Robertson; Mrs. Mrs. Chester J. Kielick, in year for all state com John L. Treybal, in memory of memory of John Albasi; Mrs. NO SERVICE CHARGE missioners and their deputies. HUFEY BOYS’ 3-SPEEn HI-RISER Mrs. Rachel Smith; Leslie Norman Spector and family (2 ’The pay hikes were approved. ZIPS INTO HIGH-SPEED FUN! Paige Greenhill, in memory of trees), in memory of Mrs. However, rank-and-file state Edwin Lloyd Hadley. Bold sport speedster dashes along with 20" wheels, Catherine S. Ferguson; James 647-9949 ' workers were denied an across- dependable coaster brake and safe, full-length chain Austin D. Beechler and Mrs. Allan and Ralph Ernest the-board pay raise in favor of a guard. Daringly painted rims and fenders surround Sherwood and Anne Beechler (2 Lechausse (2 trees); in $300 "surplus-sharing bonus’’ SAVE 13.99 our rog. 72.99 deep-tread blackwalls. Style to spare! trees), in memory of Mrs. memory of Dr. Ralph M. proposed by Gov. Tliomas J. Lillian J. Piper; Mr. and Mrs. Lechausse; Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Meskili. COLUMBIA MEN'S AND BOYS' Robert B. Weiss, in memory of Davis, in memory of Mrs. At his new salary level. Hill 26" 10-SPEED TOURING RACER James P. McSherry; Mrs. John Maude P. Shearer; Mr. and HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 - Sat. 10-1 67 East Center St., Manchester will be making $7,000 more a Dashing derallleur has stem-mounted shift levers, caliper hand J. Dowd, in memory of Mrs. year than Meskili, $5,670 more brakes and slick Maes Bend style handlebars. Plus sleek, wind- Elden H. Piper; Mr. and Mrs. than state Supreme-cWt chief cutting stylingl Without tenders. Thomas C. Monahan (2 Justice Charles House and $100 trees),in memory o f . Ira R. more than Glenn W. Ferguson, Robertson; Mr. and Mrs. - LAST 2 DAYS the newly appointed president Thomas C. Monahan (2 trees) of the University of Connec in memory of William F. OFFER ENDS ticut. Zinsser. Sears The only men in state service Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. SATURDAY, JUNE 23 paid more than Hill are several Monahan, in merriory of Edwin department heads at the UConn S. Darling; Mr. and Mrs. Health Center in Farmington. m Thomas C. Monahan, in memory of Leon C. Bradley; Highway Mr. and Mrs. Laurence D. Lane, (2 trees) in memory of OUR EN TIRE STOCK OF Vigilance SAVE 1 7 .9 9 ourrwg. Bft.99 Russell Ouillette; Barbara, Jack and Betty, Bob, and Gerry Urged MEN^S COLUMBIA 10-SPEED and Barbara Coleman (3 trees), FAMOUS MAKER in memory of Mrs. Catherine L. m t HARTFORD (AP) - Motor 27” RACER SETS THE PACE! Bailey; hfr. and Mrs. Harold R. cyclists and motor vehicle Burnett, in memory of operators were urged again Lean speedster, styled for both distant touring and parK peddling. Salvatore Bellinghiri. today to "be more vigilant” in Features sure-grip dual caliper, center*pulL hand brakes, stem- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marquis, light of the increased number of mounted shift levers; rugged gum wall tires and front, side and rear Mr. and Mrp. John Daley, in motorcycle accident deaths this reflectors. Sleek design for minimum wind-resistance and effortless memory of John M. Boyle; Mr. year. alid Mrs Frank P. Gluholsky, in MEN'S SUITS cycling. A sure winner for any age cyclistl > Twenty-six cyclists have died memory of Mrs. Eva K. in Connecticut so far this year Puskas; Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jacobson Jr., (2 trees), in compared to 34 during 1972, SAI/E $ 2 0 our rag. $129 ^ 1 0 9 memory of Mrs. Marion Sleith; AND State Police Commissioner SAVE 11.99 our roo> 59.99 Cleveland B. Fuessenich said..^ C.ITOH MEN'S 27'\10-SPEED RACER Chaminade Musical Club, in memory of Mrs. Mildred Motorcycling is "a sport COLUMBIA 3-SPEED RACER Lightweight derailleur sports front and rear center-pull caliper enjoyed by many but it can be a OUTDOOR LEISURE SPECIALS! hand brakes, stem-shifter speed control, disc chain cover, Wasley; Mr. and Mrs. Gustave SPORT COATS racing-tread gum-wail tires, rat-trap pedals with reflectors. extremely dangerous if due Men's rear-hub 3-spoed lor super cycle valuel Lightweights feature dual caliper Peterson (2 trees),in memory caution is not constantly exer hand brakes, reflector pedals and 26" blackwalls. of William Dehan. cised,” he said. COMBINATION CHAIN . HI6M4FCWN6 . Lynn Boyington, Marcello He reiterated a plea issued AND BIKE LOCK 1.BO StJNBMID Kill $1 Delulis, Frank Gluhosky, Bruce earlier this year for motor McAllister, Virgina Mitchell, m i cyclists to keep their cycle Tom Watner and Greg Wesoly, headlights on even during in memory of Robert M. SIJ^R PROTECTIVE AMERICA’S MNORITE Koerber; Manchester Women’s j ^ daylight hours "to be better a■ i V seen.” Cyclists should wear TURTLE BIKE WAX $1 WHAM-O RN8BEE 600 •t a Republican Club, in memory of Mrs. Jerome Walsh; 25% OFF multi-colored protective clothing and helmets and should Manchester Garden Club (2 MARX MINI WHEEL ADJUSTABLE,MEm trees), in memory of Charles practice defensive driving, \ Choose from a fabulous collection of suits in casual po Fuessenich said. FREE-WHEELIN’ RACER 5.50 DOUBLE MBACW 4.44 W. Blankenburg; Ellen, He also urged motor vehicle Kathleen and Philip Rich, in lyester and cottons, cool Dacron’ polyester and wool operators to use extra caution memory of Scott Joslin; Mr. tropicals, never wrinkle doubleknifs and dress-up tex because “even a small driving PLAY BALLS RIANT 5-6AL. HATER and Mrs. Roy C. Johnson and turized polyesters. Choose from hundreds and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell E. error can cause injury” when a Reg. 69c N 0 W 2 / $ t BOV PfCMC JU6 2 .5 0 hundreds of sport coats in solid color doubleknits, Ar- motorcycle is involv^. Morrissette, in memory of an 8”x l 0” portrait of your child in Robert McKinley. nel® triacetate seersuckers and patterned polyester Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. and wool blends. Regular sizes 36-54, Shorts sizes 36- HEALTH CAPSULES® ICHEMOLD BALANCED ’ M-PO FUN PACK,CHE8T Smith and Mrs. Robert L. 46, Longs; sizes 39-54, Extra Longs sizes 40-50 and Port-- by Michael A. Pelli, M.D. tM^iJMLcLIVIXG COLOR METAL TENMS RACKET 10.90 AND JU6 SET 6.70 Smith (4 trees), in memory of ly sizes 40-54. P
YN^CA Opens MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., June 21, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN Johnson-Hunt Mcllduff — Barhydt Emanuel Day Camp S’TAR GA'ZEIC*^) Confirmands •By CLAY R. POLLAN- From Your^ ^ AKIES LliRA Monday Your Daily Activify Guide MAX. 21 SETTr. 22 ’’ According to the Slari. A seven-week YWCA day Receive Awards OCTr. Jl4rLMi i> 2 0 -2 1 -29-44 To develop message tor Friday, camp for boys and girls from 6 read words corresporiding to numbers 5-33-39-58J ' S/47-72-73 61-64-47 ^ to 12 years of age will begin TAUKUS of your Zodiac birth sign. Neighbor’s Kitchen SCORRIO June 25. Daily activities will be Special awards were A M . 20 1 You're 31 Goodwill 61 Be 2 You 32 Of 62 Be OCT. 22 ^ at the Community Y, 78 N. presented to confirmands at the I MAr 20 3 A 33 Up 63 And NOr. 2 I ' I By Vivian F. Ferguson | Main St. and at Robertson Confirmation Service last Sun 1-36-iO-63 4 Finonciol 34 Seek 64 Thrifty day at Emanuel Lutheran 1-77-79-80 5 Butid 35 Speciol 65 Hard 2- 9-28-31/ Park. 6 Time 36 Up 66 The 32-45-53 CIIU6H 9ltWi j|2 £ GEMINI Children may sign up for as Church. 7 Interests 37 Attention 67 Provident SAGITTARIUS Now and then, you may hear 1 MAY 21 8 To 38 Seem 68 Things Frozrn Blueberries many weeks as desired. An Miss Leslie Bayer, daughter 9 Con NOT. someone refer to blueberries as 20 39 Your 69 Which Peaches and Cream eighth week will be planned if of Harold Bayer of 72 Oliver fO Require 40 To 70 Thot DEC•J' M l huckleberries. The ' i A- 7-10-35 11 People 41 And 71 Works IW cups Crushed vanilla there are sufficient requests. Rd. received top honors for 57-59-66-68|p huckleberry, the blueberry, the >'37-41-74 12 Use 42 To 72 Project wafers [X wafers) girls, and Durwood J. Miller 13 The 43 People 70-74-85-861 Sports, games, arts and CANCEK 73 Across bilberry and the cranberry are 14 You 44 Put 74 Action CAPRICORN V4 cup melted butter G lt S L C iL crafts, swimming lessons and Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. , JUNE 21 l5 B e the principal members of a 45 Influentiol 75 Levels DEC. 22 y e 16 All 2 tablespoons orange juice ecology experiences are Durwood Miller Sr. of 358 UULY 22 46 Better 76 You large family of edible berries, 17 Tactful 47 New 1 tablespoon lemon juice Lydall St., top honors for boys. 77 Of JAN. 19 all closely related. schedule daily from 9 a.m. to 4 3\22-25-27-52 18 Approoch 48 M oke * ' 78 You're 1-16-19-36^ lb. marshmallows p.m. ’They were each awarded the iS4-42-65 19 Fired 49 Respect 79 Successful 40-48-81-82L When the Pilgrims settled in 20 Pitch 50 Be 80 People quartered or lb. small bite- full cost of a week at Camp LEO Special arrangements may be 21 In 51 Study 81 Some AQUARIUS New England, corn was size marshmallows made for sitter services before Calumet Lutheran, West 22 Poor 52 Thinking 82 Changes JAN. 20 probably the most important 23 W ith 53 Persons 83 Richly 1 cup crushed peaches Ossipee, N.H. ?'5 5- ..AUG. 22 FEI. It and after camp hours, and 24 Tolents 54 Could 8J Endowed foodstuff which they learned 1 cup fresh blueberries Miss Elizabeth Dougan, ^'11-14-18-38 25 Judgment 55 Generous 85 Con should be requested at the time 12-13-24-30^ how to use from Indians. Fruits 1V4 cups heavy cream daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger »'42-SO -55 26 Sensitive 56 The 86 Afford 69-78-83-84'
MANCHESTER EVENlNCl H^ALp^M anchester, Conn., Thurs., June 21, 1973 - PAGE FIFTEEN Obituary T5 Colonial Crafts Show Fire Calls Mrs. Anastasia Coppinger The, Town Fire Department Mrs. Anastasia C. Coppinger was called to extingu^ a fire of 860 Brewer St., East Hart in a stove at 21 Jordt St. at 4:20 Sunday at Homestead p.m. Wednesday. No damage ford, died this morning at her home. She was the widow of was reported, firemen said. Visitors to the Cheney Thomas Coppinger, hand-worked leater items on Adding spice to the exhibits, Mrs. Coppinger was bom in Homestead during the Open FINALLY , House on Sunday, from 1 to 5 display and will be working on a in the literal sense of the word, England and had lived in East bridle. He will be assisted by will be the display of Mrs. EVERETT, Mass. (AP) - Hartford for the past eight p.m., will have an opportunity Stewart McLeish, a 65-year- to watch eight local craftsmen Ray Gonsalves, who will be Adelma Simmons of North years. making leather bellows. Coventry. Mrs. Simmons,, old World War II veteran, at work and to talk with them recently received a Purple Survivors are a son, Theodore Robert Green, a Manchester owner of "Capriland,” has Coppinger of Los Angeles, about their methods, materials Heart medal he had earned 27 and products. man who has become Known as sparked wide interest in herbs years ago. Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. “the Tinsmith of Connecticut” and their uses, and in herb, Gerald E. O’Mara of A "Colonial Crafts Show’^ Yoeman Ic McLeish had been and who has worked in the tin oullinary and flower gardens. aboard the USS Endymion Manchester and Mrs. Raymond will be a special feature of the Open House, which is beingh shop at Sturbridge Village, will She has had four books when it had been torpedoed by P. Thibodeau of East Hartford, published, and a fifth one is held by the Manchester be exhibiting his skills and will a Japanese submarine in the with whom she made her home; Pacific. He had received Historical Society as a part of have many finished products on scheduled for release in a brother, Andrew Egan of September. shrapnel wou nds, but due to a its contribution toward celebra display. Among them will be Ireland; a sister. Miss She will demonstrate how to loss of service records, he had tion of Se^uicentennial Week. copies of an original sconce Margaret Egan of Ireland; make pot-pourri, and will have never received the Purple The show will be held in a belonging to the Cheney three grandchildren and a Homestead, which will be both plants and books on dis Heart. He had written to the spacious tent pitched on the Bureau of Navy Personnel great-grandchild. available for purchase. play. The funeral will be Saturday lawn adjacent to the recently to get the medal. at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. ^ Homestead, and will be in Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. cluded in the Homestead tour Center St., with a Mass of the without additional charge. Resurrection at St. However, it will take place on Christopher’s Church, East Sunday only, although the Hartford, at 9. Burial will be in Homestead will be open every Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, afternoon during Sesquicenten- Bloomfield. nial Week. The family suggests that any Prominent among the dis memorial contributions may be plays will be that of Mrs. Ray p i made to the Arthritis Founda mond Woodbridge of Manchester, who will tion, 964 Asylum Ave., Hart / ford. demonstrate the weaving of a colonial-style coverlet on a 2 four-foot floor loom. She 1 Family Wins learned her craft, which she has been following for 35 years, $75,000 Total from Margaret Ohberg of Colchester, a weaver whose In Lottery work has been displayed at the Smithsonian Institution. DARIEN (AP) — The family Beside the work in progress members of a Unionville .fuel Mrs. Woodbridge will display company president who buys 16 many example of handwoven to 20 lottery tickets a week won textiles, including a sheet and five checks totaling $75,800 pillowcase from the Watkins today in the Connecticut State femily. Lottery. Mrs. Jan McCulloch of Paul J. Kramer, 48, president Willington will demonstrate her Composer, director and performer compare com- Michael Orfitelli, director of the Salvation Army band in and general manager of the skill at painting on tin and positions that were written 50 years ago for Manchester’s Manchester, admires the detailed orchestration in both Lawton Miner Oil and Fuel Co., wood. Working with acrylic Centennial, and currently for the town’s Sesquicentennial. compositions. The march will have its premier perfor- had registered each member of paints, she specializes in Harold A. Turkington, right, composed the former, and, at mance at the Salvation Army Band concert Tuesday at 7 his family on the back of his decorative scenes of old New the request of Maj. Lawrence Beadle, Salvation Army, p.m. in Center Park. (Herald photo by Pinto) winning ticket. The checks England houses and typical right, composed a march for the Sesquicentennial. went to himself, his wife Mary, country vistas. 40, and children Mary, 20, Paul, Peter Aucoin of Manchester 16, and Nancy, 19. Mrs. Kramer A Fitting Start For Summer will be working at a potter’s is a secretary with the Avon kick-wheel, and will have many Open every day Board of Education. products of his skill on display. 10:00 to 10:00 Kramer said the money Wswnian Henry, patient at Meadows Convalescent Home, offers Tracy Daniels a chunk of Currently a student of Weslyan would be used to finance his , w aterm elon a t the hom e’s first of three sum m er picnics for patients and staff. T racy is the*^ Potters, Aucoin will be assisted He Wrote Centennial March children’s college educations, daughter of Mrs. John Daniels who is employed at the home. (Herald photo by Klemens) on Sunday by John Hull, who C % He said he didn’t expect his holds a master of fine arts IN DOWNTOWN family’s lifestyle to change as a degree from the University of result of the winnings, but said Peron Guarded Hartford. he and his wife would take a Summer Comes, Rudolph Swanson of And Now Sesquicentennial vacation. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Manchester, who learned his (AP) — Argentine strongman J Mrs. Beverly Provitz, 37, of particular skill from another MANCHESTER North Haven, a shipping clerk Juan D. Peron spent his first SUMMER FOOT FUN Manchester man, Robert Gor JUNE TOMPKINS Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Center in the old high school building Ray Steadman Allen, head of and mother of one, won $15,000 night home from exile under Sun Faithful don Sr., will be showing how to (Herald Reporter) Park. ’Turkington will direct his on Main St., and led the band the International Music Board in the lottery drawing. She ahd tight security after gunfire left cane a chair seat, and will have Manchester will not only be own composition. for several years. He still plays By The AsBocialed Press days are the longest of the year of the Salvation Army in Lon her husband, Frank, 45, planned 13 persons dead by official finished work on hand as well to honored by having a march At the request of Maj. the piano and composes tunes and the nights the shortest — don, England, written while he to use the money to purchase Summer officially arrived in count and more than 250 illustrate variations in specially composed for the oc Lawrence Beadle, Corps Com for his friemds and family. and that means the northern was visiting in Manchester last the home they now rent. the northern hemisphere at 8:01 wounded in a huge welcoming techniques. casion of its Sesquicentennial, manding Officer, Turkington Michael Orfitelli, also a hemisphere is receiving more year as a guest of Maj. and Mrs. Provitz is employed by a.m. in each time zone today crowd. Handbook binding, which is but when the composition is composed the march. It was the member of the Salvation Army, . energy from the sun. Mrs. Beadle. J. Press, a New Haven clothing and there were no signs of an The violence erupted today almost a lost art, will be composed by a local resident, second such occasion for he had is presently director of the town Southern California didn’t Orfitelli, a graduate of U store. Her husband is a North Wednesday morning when gun composed a Centennial March THURSDAY AND FRIDAY energy shortage from the sun. shown by Mrs. V.E. Scottron of 188 the honor is doubled. Salvation Army band. He will Northern Illinois University, is have to be told summer had fire crackled through a throng ■ r regular 6.99 Haven municipal employe. At this time of the season, the Storrs. Mrs. Scottron, who Harold A. ’Turkington, former for Manchester’s Centenujal direct the rest of the concert presently band director at come. It is locked in the of two million gathered near learned her technique from Manchester mayor, band leader birthday. which will include marches, Bennet Junior High School. He nation’s biggest heat wave. For Buenos Aires airport to greet Amy Wertheimer, will be and composer, has written a Turkington has composed JigbU;i|ssj£^ traditional gospel the third straight day the mer also plays the trumpet. JUNE 21 and 22 the 77-year-old leader. sewing a book on a frame, and Sesquicentennial March which other marches which often con music and solo selections. In case of rain, the concert Democrats Reach, cury sizzled to 106 in Los Local newspapers, after will illustrate the uses of tapes will have its premier perfor tain melodies from hymn tunes. A special number on the Angeles Wednesday. Dress right! Your will be presented at The Citadel checking hospitals, put the and headbands. choice of two fash mance at a Manchester Citadel He was organizer of the first program will be a hymn setting on Main St. “There may be an energy death toll between 20 and 30 and Robert Smith of Manchester, ion clogs with tali Salvation Army Band concert Manchester High School band entitled “My Petition” by Maj. Lose Quorum shortage but not as far as the the number of wounded around owner of “True Hide,” 41 corky platforms and N sun’s rays are concerned 400. Purnell PL, will have many attractive high rise SOL R. COHEN today,” said Jim Seevers, assis vamps ..V or when Because -the U.S. Supreme tant astronomer at the Adler (Herald .Reporter) • Court has upheld Connecticut’s you want that Planetarium in (Chicago. “The dressy look, our Manchester Democrats, who Saden Plan of reapportionment, rays are striking the northern have been unable to come up the Democratic Town Com Winer Resigns delicate strip san hemisphere more vertically with a quorum at recent town mittee is certain it must operate dal with high heels now and delivering more solar committee meetings, finally with 10 voting districts — not and adjustable “T” energy per square foot,” From Post On made it Wednesday night — on necessarily the same 10 used strap says it all! Homestead Dedicating Studio There’s plenty of free parking downtown, and plenty of The seasons are determined the third try. Sizes: 5-10. for the November 1972 election, by the position of the earth in And even then they had to but 10, nevertheless. adjourn when only part-way into its yearly path around the sun. School Board good "Old Fashioned” service.^You’ll find more of what Under the proposals, a town Earthlings do not feel the David Winer, a Democratic day meeting and, no doubt, the business of the meeting — committee limited to 74 earth’s orbital speed of about discussion and action concer members and elected by caucus member of the Manchester accept it. To Seth Wells, John Cheney 18 Vi miles-a-second, but they do you’re iopking for in downtown iWanchester. in 10 voting districts would be Board of Education, has Winer, an associate professor ning proposed rules changes. notice the sun apparently The paper-thin quorum of 37 chosen. They would be appor resigned his post, effective im of psychology at Trinity A studio dedicate.d to the verted to studio use earlier in niture and decoration complete are: changing its position in the sky College, Hartford, cited the (the minimum acceptable un tioned on the ratio of tne.ft from season to seasgn. mediately. memory of Seth Wells Cheney this century for the Misses the fitting out of this room. Mrs. Lee Friend, Mr. Thomas der present rules) was registered Democrats within School Board chairman Alan business pressure's of a Dorothy and Marjorie Cheney, Technically, this means that and John Cheney is qne of two During Sesquicentennial Rollason, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur shattered when two persons left the districts have to the total Thomas said the board will.dis- research project he is involved who were the last of the family THE MAIN STREET GUILD at the summer solstice the noon newly refurbished rooms on the Week the Homestead will be Shorts, Mrs. John Pickles, Mrs. at about 10:20 p.m. The meeting registered voters in . cuss the resignation atlts Mon- with at Trinity as the reason for PANTV HOSE to live in Homestead, but many sun reaches an altitute of about third floor of the Cheney open from 1 to 5 daily, begin Earl Bissell, Miss Louise started late — at about 9:45. Manchester. the resignation. He said it isn’t Homestead which will be open of the furnishings and art works ning Sunday, and continuing Heller, Mrs. (iharles Crocker, The Coat Rack 72 degrees above the southern fair to the rest of the board for As a consequence, the com Town Chairmn Ted Cum horizon. to the public for the first time now on display there were used through the following Saturday. Mrs. Neal Tyler, Edson M. Authenticity I Mari-Mads Youth Speciaity Shop mittee will meet again July 9 at Told of Bugging him to serve without attending or p ro d u ct by Seth or John. mings said Wednesday night, By comparison, at the winter on Sunday afternoon, from 1 to An added attraction, on Sunday Bailey, Mrs. Douglas Roberts, Blau Furniture Marlow’s Dept. Store 7:30 p.m. — to continue ‘"The voting last November in meetings. s s r The second of the newly solstice—Dec. 21—the sun peeks WASHINGTON (AP) - The 5. •• only, will be a crafts show Mrs. Mario Frattaroli, Miss studying, discussing and acting 10 polling places which Winer’s three-year term will opened rooms is a bedroom. The Brass (fey Restaurant Michael’s Jewelers only 24 degrees over the late FBI Director J. Edgar Seth and John were two of the featuring eight separate dis Marjorie Korngiebel. on the proposed rules changes. overlapped our 7 voting dis not expire until November 1974. “Skin” fit. One Cheney brothers who did^nqt The chief item of furniture in plays by local craftsmen. horizon—and that is when per Hoover once told President Also, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burton’s Morgan’s, Ltd. Its first order of business tricts was an accomodation to ’The town charter provides size fits all participate directly in the silk this' room, at least in sheer In preparation for these sons shoveling snow realize the Nixon that electronic sur Knight, Miss Frances Hoxie, July 9 may be action on a rules the Saden Plan. And now, an that the vacancy on the school manufactory, but who made bulk, is a massive wardrobe special events Mr. and Mrs. Casual Village Shops The Music Shop sun’s energy shortage. veillance had been used against Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Marteney, 2 change to reduce the nqmber authority from without has Nixon in the 1968 presidential board will be filled by the their marks as artists in the which must have been carried Royal Isham, resident hosts at Mrs. Edgar Clarke, Miss Ellen Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. Nassiff Arms Co. needed for a quorum. forced upon us a situation which campaign, John W. Dean III has remaining inembers of the first half of the nineteenth cen up board-by-board and the Homestead, have been Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Steve The Craft & Hobby Center Nassiff Camera & Photo Shop Rules changes by town com threatens to destroy our town quoted the President as saying. board, for the period until a tury. assembled inside the room, as assisted by a committee of Sutton, Mrs. Harvey Pastel, mittees become effective 60 committee.” v Nixon is said to have rep li^ town election is held. John was renowned as an it is far too large to have been Historical Society members un Miss Emily Smith, Christie Economy Electric Supply Optical Style Bar, Inc. days after they are filed with He said that, if the boundary UNKNOWN SOLDIER he would have to use bugging to Because a town election will engraver, and his services as a brought up the stairs and der the co-chairmanship of McCormick, Miss Marita Fairway Dept. Store Ouellettes of Manchester be h^ld November of this year, the secretary of the state. A lines for the 10 voting districts BRIGHTON, Mass. (AP) — his own advantage sometime in book illustrator were much in through the door in one piece. It Mrs. Fred T. Blish III and Mr, Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Carman, Clothiers Paul’s Paint Store rules change regarding are kept as they were for last A living “unknown soldier” has the future. the successor elected by the demand. He worked for the is of pine, and some of its in Herbert Swanson. Gordon Jr. and Mrs. Ernest quorums, even if approved in November’s election, they lived at the U.S. Public Health ’That exchange is reported in school board will serve only un most part in Philadelphia. dividual boards are more than Members of the committee Shepherd. Giazier’s Corset & Uniform Shop Regai Men’s Shop July, would not be in effect until could effect 15 present Service Hospital here for 28 an official summary of Dean’s til then. Seth, who was a skilled pr- 21 inches wide. Harrison’s Stationers Savings Bank of Manchester September. members of the town com years, his true identity ’The electors will be asked to traitist and draftsman, had a A cannon-ball bed, a six- unknown. closed-door testimony before Because caucuses for mittee — due to overlapping vote for a successor to fill out studio in Boston and another board blanket chest, a Hepple- • Hartford Eiectric Light Co. I Sherwin-Wiiiiams Paint Co. “ Charles A. Jameson, the Senate Watergate com Democratic Town Committee districts- mittee last Saturday. the unexpired term 2 8regular 8 3.1 one on the Homestead grounds, white style dresser, a tavern inchester sesquicentennial House & Haie Dept. Store Shoor Jeweiers unverified” — as he is officially November 1973 to November in a small building which has table, a flax wheel a handsome m em bers will be held in ”It would mean resigning or registered — arrived at the 1974. In addition, the electors gilt mirror and other ap Lift the Latch Gift Shop Tweed’s Speciaity Shop Manchester near March 15, any running against each other,” he marine facility in an long since vanished. will vote for a successor for the The room was actually con propriate items of period fur Manchester Drug, Inc. Watkin’s Furniture rules. changes which concern said. ambulance on Feb. 10, 1945. The days may be getting cooler but JO” tole tray those caucuses must be filed Suggesting that the special He was unconscious and near the Herald Classified Ads are sti Hot! term 1974 to 1977, since local LEATHER THONGS Manchester Evening Heraid Weidon Drug Co. with the secretary of the state rules committee might look death. When he finally spoke, elections are not held in V Breezy thongs for women keep you cool and comfortable. by Jan. 15. into the possibility of realigning he didn’t know who he was or Manchester in even-numbered Manchester Hardware & Suppiy Wiiton’s Gift Shop years. Genuine leather uppers strapped and buckled with golden And because endorsement for the boundaiy lines in the 10 where he had come from. hardware. Adjustable sling^back strap. Sizes: 5-10. LIVE, MAINE Manchester Savings & Loan Ass’n. Your Gift Gaiiery local offices will take place in voting districts, he remarked, The only thing found in the Manchester State Bank Carriage House Barn August, and because “The district lines are not seaman’s possession was a piece of paper, on which had September, October and part of sacred cows — they can be n . 6 6 been scribbled: “Charles A. November will be allocated to changed.” LOBSTERS “limited edition” #1 u 1' ‘|V:|. ■ ,v..»' ■ .. Jameson, 49; religion — the campaign and election, the The town committee ap Catholic; citizenship — Catholic Burial n iconderful touvenir of oiir town! town committee doesn’t have proved a $25 donation to the American,” and after that the What do you wish to pay? as much time as originally es Edward F. Moriart.y name of a ship, the Cutty Sark. You can decide that easily now. Whoever 3 have every little thing!* timated for discussing and Scholarship Fund and a $25 All efforts to get further 239 adopting rules changes. donation to the Cancer Fund. information have toiled. makes the decision at time of death is likely Chicken Lobsters, The major proposals concern The late Mr. Moriarty was Shrapnel wounds and a to be guided by emotion rather than Spencer Approximately 1 Lb. the number of town committee severe bone disease have left buy your f| Manchester’s long-time prudence. conn, members and the formula for Democratic registrar of voters. him paralyzed from the waist l a s ® ? Street choosing them. Present rules The committee voted to send down. Today he speaks THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY lottery state that the members shall be infrequently, usually simply Saint James Cemetery FRESH FROM MAINE! tickets iibsi a letter of congratulations to nodding his head, and saying, M andiester chosen from seven voting dis 368 Broad Street, Manchester, Connecticut here! #)] John F. Shea Jr., who has been "Yeah,” to any question put to tricts, on the basis of 1 to each named to the State Superior him. He spealu with a distinct Phone 643-6713 HIGHLAND PADK MARKET 140 registered Democrats or Court. British accent. ' 317.Highland.St„.Manchester — Pbene.646-4277 ' fnction thereof in the district. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 21. 1973 ) ^ANCHES’TER EVEMNG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 21, 1973- PAGE SEVENTEEN Coventry Stray Shot Hits Crewman NOTICE School Board Reviews On Tafiker CAPITOL Results of Iowa Test WETHERSFIELD (AP) - A Congratulations Manchester on your gunman on the west bank of the Connecticut River apparently EQUIPMENT CO. HOLLY GANTNER Other new officers are fired at a barge moving 38 Milii Street Menchester Correspondent Frances Goodale, secretary; downstream Wednesday, woun Tel. 742-8795 Mary Martin, treasurer; Mary ding a crewman in the galley of WILL CLOSE at 12 NOON ,^ANCHESTER At its meeting last week, the Ann Pigiela and Kathleeen the vessel, police said. MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Board of Education reviewed Pierce, finance; Barbara Greg Schub, 27 of Amityville, SATURDAY JUNE 23nl. 295 BROAD STREET the April administration of the Charland, sunshine; Robin N.Y., suffered a sli^t cut on 150th Anniversary TIRE CO. MANCHESTER Iowa Test of Basic Skills, which Munley hospitality; Lois the left shoulder but didn’t were* administered to Richardson, librarian; Joyce require hospitalization, officers youngsters in third, fourth and Whipple, well-child; Jane said. sixth grades. Eberle, membership; and J ’o lic e said the bullet Jackie Goble and Lois Richard COLOR - B/W TV This year, the Coventry ri^ h e te d down the stack of son, auditors. schools used the new forms of the barre, struck Schub and a The club serves the communi ITBS, which measure student wall and was recovered on the & STEREO REPAIRS ty in a variety of ways, in development in vocabulary, floor. Wethersfield police cluding the swimming program reading comprehension, searched the w est bank *1 Day Carryln Service which it sponsors each summer language skills, work-study meadows but said they found for town children at the two *State Ucenseil Electronic Technicians habits and mathematics skills. nothing. local beaches. Several hundred Board members noted that Other crewman said they youngsters participated in the * Electronic Diagnostic Equipinent used students using the new forrhs heard no shot before the bullet program last year. would have to attain a highOT struck Schub about 6:25 a.m, Volunteers from the club Saves you Tine & Money! raw score on each test in order After the incident, the barge work at well-child clinics, spon to maintain the same percentile continued down the river to sored by the Public Health ranking as they attained on the Middletown. APPLIANCE SERVICENTER Nurses Association, and the older ITBS test forms. Wethersfield police said the 707 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Inter-Church Holiday com Composite scores for the five investigation was continuing. 643-7877 mittee also benefits from the raORTB ITBS subtests for the three Open: M-S 8:30-8:30 Thurs. Til 0 FREE services of the group. grade levels exceeded the Club members have also national mean percentile, with assisted in Rid Litter Day and l third graders in the 66th percen Rubber Export I Safety Check the annual Easter Seal Drive. tile, fourth graders, 58th; sixth WWIEWMU During the coming year, the Cut By Korea graders, 53rd. Thus, the com ★ FRONT END CUSTOM POLYSTEEL club will sponsor a Girl Scout Eagle Scout Russ Barbero is qongratulated by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Barbero of 2 posite scores for the Coventry WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. • Strong, pimelrnllon-rcsisling sloel cord bells • Smooth riding troop for the first time. 83 Doane St. (Herald photo by Klemens) elementary schools were above Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., SUMMEII IS HERE!!! > SHOCKS polyester cord body • Wide "wet wenther" tread pattern • Fop Members will recess for the most popular makes of American cars at least 53 per cent of all said Wednesday that the summer, and will continue students throughout the nation Republic of Korea will volun ATTENTION: ^ BRAKES meeting once again in who used the ITBS. Barbero Eagle Scout tarily limit its exports of rubber September on the second and s^rOUNGSTERS OF ALL A6ES1 The scores indicated in footwear to the United ’states. ^ MUFFLER fourth Monday of each month. creases over last year’s scores Russ Barbero recently and Dave Ellis, 3; Kevin to Caouette, Ellis and Harley. A The cutback is expected to The VERNON BIKE SHOP Wishes New members are always MINI & in language arts and work-study received scouting’s highest Carriere, 2; and Tom Parker, Second G ass progress award ease the retail pressure on ^ TIRES welcome. You ALL A SAFE and HAPPY SUAIMERI INTERMEDIATE CARS habits. The score also revealed honor, the Eagle Scout Award, Leslie Williams, William was received by Vira. rubber footwear plants in plus $2.01 to B iiu la r Tta $2.90 Ftd. E<. some weaknesses in the reading at a ’Troop 123 combination Stephens, William Kingsbury, Tom Matarazzo and Mrs. Connecticut according to W c i in depsndlai Summer Acrobatic $l4» M n . on tile . No and math areas, and board Court of Honor and picnic for Mark Caouette, Dan Lewis, and Charlotte Turner were in Ribicoff’s statement. A7B.13 $38.75 S.N tild e needed. ’The Recreation Commission 078-14 $42.75 9.60 members noted that efforts are fannilies and friends at Camp Tim Harley, 1. charge of the picnic Korea’s sneaker experts to E78-14 $43.65 il0 .7 0 being undertaken to improve will once again sponsor a Johnson. Skill awards were presented arrangements. the U.S. have grown 216 per Post R d., T B J s n m these areas. summer acrobatics program cent per year over the last Plaza for all town youngsters this Vernon, RALLYGT The Differential Aptitude Barbero has been active in three years, the statement said. [s a v e $35 TO $47 ON A SET OF RALLY year, to be taught by Richard scouting since he entered Route 30 Conn. MEDIUM SIZE CARS Tests were administered in Under the new export l e t t e r Risley. Registration is scouting at the age of 11. He has GT WHITE TIRES R tfuiar Grade 8, and percentile program, made public silt plus $2.68 to scheduled for June 26 from 6:30 been a member of the East Pfica $2.87 Fed. Ex. rankings for the subtests were Wednesday by Korean Reg. Prict Site Prici Plus Fed fjs i* S4S.30 Tu dtptndini to 8 p.m. at Coventry Righ Connally Wit size Por Tire No Tradi Ex. T o G7B-14 >47.25 as follows: verbal reasoning, Catholic High School Drama authorities in Seoul, the rate of on- s lit. No School. Classes will be held LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW BICYCLES With Tradi Needed P trT irt G78-15 $48.45 trade needed. 60; num erical ability, 50; Club for the past four years and increase will be limmited to 20 weekly on Tuesdays throughout IN THE VERNON AREA AS A60-13 $40.75 $32.00 $2.02 abstract reasoning, 55; has participated in the school’s per cent this year, 17 per cent in Tubeless Pint the summer at the high school Shows Position AI.L DPECOS LOW D60-13 $44.95 $35.71 $2.41 Quantity Type t Description Price Fed. Ex. mechanical reasoning, 55; intermural basketball program. 1974, and 13 per cent in 1975. A L L M A K E S Size - athletic field, except for the He will attend Norwich Univer- AS E60-14 $47.10 $37.53 $2.52 Tax 8PEGUL LARGER CARS space relations, 63; spelling, e x p e r t r e p a i r s ALL REPAtftS F60-14 $49.15 $39.27 $2.76 Marthon Nylon mm.Marthon Nylon last week of July. sity,Northfield, Vt., in the fall. Size A60-13 Plus 700x13 C.P.C. Bik PG TL n iiu la r YtU 45; and grammar 48. The plan OUARANTECO 92.02 Fed. Ex. Tax 6 25.50 2.06 Prict plus $3.24 to ’The program will include an Not Favorable G60-14 $51.20 $40.02 $2.90 i! i! _ ta n $3.90 Ftd. Ex. ning and implementation of a ALL BICYCLES No Trade Meeded 078x14 H78-14* $53.40 $10.45 During the Court of Honor, a F60-15 $50.15 $40.12 $2.89 4 C.P.C. N.W. PG Tl 28.90 2.14 H78-15* Tex dtpendlnf new language arts program, introduction to acrobatics, GUARANTEED $54.70 $11.75 on lilt . No G60-1S $52.25 $40.91 $2.96 5 878x14 C.P.C. BIk PG TL 25.90 J78-15* $56.75 $13.80 trade needed. which is part of the S^uential basic strethes, warm-ups and troop trophy for outstanding AP News Analysis of a hotel suite instead of an 2.00 L78-15 $59.30 $16.35 tricks. patrol teamwork was presented By DON McLEOD H60-15 $55.30 $43.50 $3.10 E78xl4 C.P.C. NW Polysteel Tl LB4-1S $59.30 $16.35 Learning Programs, should im assigned office in the Executive 8 35.80 2.50 '4 pllei - 2 bellt prove the spelling and gram to William Stephens and his AP Political Writer Office Building and has been AMERICAN 12 F78xl4 C.P.C. Bik PG TL 28.90 Beaver Patrol for its efforts in WASHINGTON (AP) - John 2.50 mar scores, according to board Softball Contest given no staff. 15 n o xis C.P.a i/w PG T l 31.90 size 560x15 tubeless Size 600x13 tubeless members. ’The Republican Town Com the Algonquin District summer Connally’s first mission as a The job also has not produced A N D W 9 B .W * and 2.54 blackwall plus camporee. ’The Beaver Patrol G78xlS aP.C. NW PG TL blackwall plus At the ninth grade level, mittee has challenged the Republican isn’t working out the limelight that an aspiring IMPORTED 13 32.90 2.73 $1.74 Fed. Ex. Tax $1.61 Fed. Ex. Tax T0UGH-WDRKT1RE. students took the Tests of Democratic Town Committee placed second and Mark the way he had hoped and he ap politician needs. As a private 25 H78xlS C.P.C. Nk PG Tl 31.90 Caouette and his Buffalo Patrol parently is finding it difficult to 10 SPEED 2.96 NO TRADE NEEDED J Academic Progress, with ap to a softball game, to be played advisor rather than the ad m m 4 178x15 C.P.C. NW PG TL 36.90 NO TRADE NEEDED f6rPick-ii|M,Paiiels, at the GOP Family Picnic on placed third at the camporee. bow out gracefully. ministration spokesman he was 3.01 proximately seven-eighths of the 5 SPEED jr78xl5 Gust Steel Guard Rad. w/sTL composite scores distributed July 25 at Miller-Richardson ’The Beaver Patrol was also Consequently, the political as a Cabinet member, Connally 29 56.60 3.43 3 SPEED LR78itl5 Vans a Campers between the first and sixth Field. The Republicans presented an outstanding patrol future of the most prominent has gotten little or no publicity. fV U SlU OUR LOWEST PRICED 21 Gust Steel Guard Rad. w/sTl 60.90 3.48 stanines. This test measures promise "something for advancement plaque for Democrat-turned Republican But Connally cannot afford 20 L84xlS C.P.C. DW PG TL 41.90 3.60 reading, literature, composi everyone” at the event, and acquiring the greatest number may be not good. the appearance of abandoning 1 No Trada Needed tion, math, social studies and townspeople are asked to mark of merit badges during April On May 10, when President ship at this point, of having A complete line of accessories BICYCLES 14-PLY NYLON CORDTIRE and May. Nixon announced that the - science. the date on their calendars. failed or chickened out of his TRICYCLES V.- former chairman of Democrats mission as savior to an em Size Recognized for their GOOD BIKES TANDEMS 6.50x13 U leadership during the year were for Nixon was becoming a part- battled president and healer to blocRwall Mother’s Club BACKED BY UNICYCLES tubeless Still Jogging Rusty ’Turner, senior patrol time White House advisor, Con the party. TRADE-INS The Mother’s Club of Coven plus $1.73 nally appeared to have come up And Nixon equally as much GOOD EXERCYCLESI Fed. Ex. Tax try wound up its club year Along At 106 leader; and William Stephens, ACCEPTED and with the ideal situation. does not need the embarrass SERVICE old tires. recently with a banquet and in SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Mark Caouette, Frank Matarazzo and Sam Zucker, He could both establish ment of having John Connally, stallation of new officers. ’The San Francisco’s most famous This is a test pattern to Dpen Daily 9:30 A.M. to 6^30 P.M. patrol leaders. himself as a credible who he is reported to have SPEGUl president is Jean Jacobson, jogger, Larry Lewis, determine ’The Herald’s print THUBSDAY aiwl FBIDAT Nltea till fl P.I Durabelt mMarthon “78” u Republican by aiding his party predicted will be the 1976 GOP ing quality. 7.00 X 13 6 PR tubeless with Caroline Stolgitis as vice celebrated his 106th birthday by in its hour of need, and on the Merit badges were presented presidential nominee, quit in a blackwall plus $2.2BF«I. president. taking his daily six-mile run as other hand, by not tpking a usual. to Russ Barbero, 4; Alexis Vira huff. Ex. Tax.(l!i%tudt needed. N more formal job with a title, he So, Wednesday, with Deputy M A 7 00 X 14 6 PR tu b tlM i didn’t get close enough to be Press Secregary Gerald / n blackwall plus$2.44Ftp. tainted by Watergate. Warren at his elbow, Connally CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY WITH Ei. Tax. Ng trada alidad. 9 1 A n 6.70 1 19 6 PRtub|.typi . But while denying a string of said all the right things, size F78x15 tubeless PM-CUT PANEIS A MOUIDIHGS MAKE IT EAST I published reports that the job Size 678x14 tubeless ™ I ■"W W blackwall plus 62.40 Fed. denying all the published Sherwin-Williams BRAND Nl whitewall plus Ex. Tax.No tradt nttdtd. has turned sour for him. Con-, rumors—arid then demolished “ALL-WEATHER BC” BLACKWALL blackwall plus $2.67 Fed. Ex. Tax $2.42 Fed. Ex. Tax • Triple-tempered nylon cord body PANEL YOUR TUB AREA THIS WEEK nally said he hoped his news the whole effort with several of • Clean Sidewall Design • A Great Tire in its Price gives strength. conference Wednesday would., his witticisms. Class • Performance Features • Triple-tempered nylon NO TRADE NEEDED NO TRADE NEEDED cord construction • Tufsyn rubber in the tread for , get the message to Nixon “that durability. with Tierra Tileboord Tub Kits ! He denied he was not being plus $2.09 to' '7 I hope we get through by the adequately utilized, and thdn . OTHER SIZES LOW PRICED TOO $2.30 Fed. .Ex. • 5 broad riding ribs to give traction, SIZE8 7.7SI14 (F7I-14) Tax per tire, middle of the summer.” volunteered as how he has had a 7.7SI1S (F7a-15) depending on smoothness of ride. loaded or ------Change from Old to New I , “He obviously wdnts to dis 8.2$ 114 (071-14) size, and old unloaded, even under difficult lot of time “for catching up on 8.2SX1S (Q78-1S) 4 f o t 7 4 tires. associate himself from the ad my reading.” At another point road conditions. (Save at least »40“ ) ministration,” one associate he said: “I believe I’ve given said. “He wants to put as much all the advice that I have to GLOSS water between him and the give.” President as possible.” And while denying most of GLOSS LATEX HOUSE LO W P R IC E D "Custom Steelguard" Radial with BLEMISHED Among the reports that have the published reports about Latw House been leaking out about Connally Plus him, Connally congratulated ^ Guard against rough ride-a strong Tubalais Sail Cap Maiding are that he is at odds with White AlVim Paint &TRIM PAINT '^GO-POWER" Quantity __ Type t Description . Fad. Ex. the press 'on its ingenuity and SnCHL s e u A R o a polyester cord body. Size Price Tax ' SPEGUlMini CuRtom 68 House Press Secretary Ronald Power Cushion Rett “R” ) sources, saying: “You have Gloss Latex is for just about every ex 2 Guard against penetration under Ziegler, who he reportedly some leakors (cq) who are fair terior surface imaginable. Wood, metal.' the tread-double steel belts. D78xl4 r S x ' thinks should quit, and has ly accurate in what they have masonry, asbestos siding, even alumi TOHOP 18 ^ CPC NW PG Tl 24.90 2.14 num siding. It's a modern day. easy-to- Instant-On 3Cuard against wet sk[ds-four E78xl4 called the White House opera been leaking to you.” deep grooves to channel water 45 CPC z/w PG TL 24.90 2.31 tion “a screwed-up mess.” apply latex product, yet its soft gloss Performance appearance slays bright. Resists color PROTECT from under the tire. 10 GR78xl4 POW Cush ’’n"W/s TLRad 37.90 2.92 Rumblings too frequent, too fading, blistering, and peeling, too! For Today’s 4 Guard against loss of road cunlacl 46 H78xl4 POW Cush ‘78’ NWVm TL 27.90 2.75 laold# Cantar Maiding * forceful and too authoritative to Cars At A -special decoupling grooves allow 2 ing tread and sidewall to work in Size 560x15 tubeless F78xl5 2.54 be ignored despite public dis^ Popular Size F78x1 ^tubeless YOU 10 CPC i/'i PG TL 26.90 claimers say Connally feels MANCHESTER whitewall plus dependently of each other. whitewall plus 6 825x15 POW Cush Bik PE TL first 27.90 2.30 frustrated and stifled, ignored Regular Low Price! $2.84 Fed. Ex. Tax Q G uard against sluggish handling — $1.21 Fed. Ex. Tax GRTOxlS PET CENTER special 8tabiii7.ers built into the 54 Oust Steel Guard W/s Tl 48.90 3.06 and under-utilized. Sale Prices Good Price SWAYS ND TRADE NEEDED 9 Maple St., Oownlovm Manchester 1057 ND TRADE NEEDED lower sidewalls to provide positive HR78xl5 Oust Steel Guard w/s Tl 49.90 3.iZ0 Connally also is reported to reaction to changes of direction. 83 have given Nixon some un around the comer from Main St. Through June 30th ' OUR FINEST DOUBLE 178x15 STEEL-BELTED RADIAL TIRE 20 CPC NW PG Tl 32.90 3.12 welcome advice about FOR 20 YEARS TK MOST eihriH , 48 L78xl5 CPC NW PG Tl 34.90 3.13 Watergate, which has cooled THIS SALE 184x15 the once warm relations PREnUOTE’ WIParpou 4 for 26 CPC DW PC Tl ' 35.90 3.60 COMPLETE PH SHOP M UqvM Paint Imimer FREE between the two. Other reports ONLY SMinfAM Economicel P4INT , say he seldom gets to see Nixon lor cleinup PVNNER THE AREA! PINT privately and does not have the ALL-WEATHER" stop in and Browse. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD: Manchester. Conn.. Thur.s l-np ot lov, _ p a g e NINETEEN Brown Wins Seat Purnell PI. Project Sister Mary Patricia Stabs Caused Death WILUMANTIC (AP) - State On District Board L- Church Unit Director Chief Medical ExamiDer Elliott ______The board of directors of the M. Groai said Wedn«Hlay that« Could Cost $100,000 WilUmantic woman found de«l i SOL R. COHE^ Manchester Area Conference of Churches voted unanimously ’Tuesday had soffered multiple G R C ^ s m n n 's (Hera'Id Reporter) stab wounds of the face, chest, SOL R. COHEN Purnell PI,, not included in men was proposed by A. Paul last night to hire Sister Mary Eighth District taxpayers extremities, heart and hmgs. (Herald Reporter) Senkow’s estimate, might come Berte. Agreeing with his Patricia dassidy as its first Wednesday night re-elected out of the Street Lighting Ac executive director. ’The body of Yvette Dumais ’The Mayor’s Downtown Ac proposal were Francis William F. Hankinson as dis count in the General Fund. He Foster, 52, w u found in her tion Committee, after meeting DellaFera and M. Adler Dobkin. Sister'M ary Patricia, trict president and elected 27- said, also, if a decision is made presently the parish coor home, police said. Police said year-old Patrick M. Brown to almost weekly for about a year Expressing the opinion that the they were treatinv the case u .a and a half, has reached the to correct the major problem Purnell Pi. improvements are dinator for religious education the district board of directors. on Purnell PI. for the present— at the Church of the Assump homicide but that no suspects stSge where it must decide needed now and that they Re-elected, in addition to tion, will assume her new had been arrested. whether to recommend ap the drainage — he is confident wouldn’t conflict with the over Hankinson, were: Paul Cervini, he can find the funds for it in duties on July 1. Officers released no other propriations for major im all plan, were Weiss, Harkins, to the board of directors; the town budget. details of the incident. provements now, or incor Brown and Francis Handley. ’The Conferences of (lurches ..‘tl^VALUES! Joseph Volz, clerk; Howard porate all costs in one major Weiss acknowledged that the Harkins announced that $8,- . new office will be located at St. Keeney, treasurer; and Mary major drainage problem in the appropriation for Downtown 342.50 has been contributed to Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Laraia, tax collector. area is a dry bed, “which backs Park St. T Hankinson, president since redevelopment — the latter by date to the fund for consultant referendum. up even to Park St. during fees. ’The committee is aiming Sister Mary Patricia was in 1969, will serve his fifth, con heavy rains.” Correcting that The committee learned this at $10,000. ’The town Board of volved in the formation of the secutive one-year term. Prior problem would cost about $1 morning that improvements to Directors has voted to match Manchester Area Conference of to becoming president, he was a million, according to an Purnell PI. and to the Purnell that sum with an additional Churches, which became a director from 1963 to 1969. engineering study a few years reality last January, and was a Brown, who resides at 91 Parking Lot could cost as much $10,000, when it is reached. back. member of the original steering Lapp M ata, NeMa S3 Washington St. and is an eighth as $100,000. Harkins announced “the first “We may have to live with unsolicited donation to the com committee. The conference in Varnen, Cam. grade math teacher at Vernon’s Town Engineer Walter evnns that problem for a while,” said Sister Mary Patricia Just MlnutM East Senkow estimated $50,000 to m itte e ” — $100 from the cludes 15 congregations in the Center Middle School, is the Patrick M. Brown Weiss. of Vomon CIrcIo $60,000 for Purnell PI. im patients at Crestfield Convales Manchester area representing youngest district director in re Senkow; Weiss; Assistant provements — to include im cent Hospital, raised at a Protestant and Roman Catholic Media and Communications as BEAT THE HIGH cent history. mills for fire protection and Town Manager John Harkins, churches. proving turning radii at cor strawberry festival. it Pertains to the Ministry of COST OF 8EWINGI He succeeds Patrick Donlan, 1.25 mills for sewage service. the town’s liaison on the com A member of the Religious ners, removing the existing Harkins said the curbs and the Church.” popular prefinished who declined re-election after Also approved was an $8,500 mittee; and Dennis Brown, the Order of Notre Dame de ZIppart, Thratd, Elastic, Trims, sidewalks and curbs on the east hydrants on Downtown Main St. Division reports were made Bucklas, Buttons, Sclsaors. Baads, serving two consecutive three- appropriation for the cost of consultant retained by the com Namur, Sister Mary Patricia side and constructing new ones are being painted yellow, in during the meeting. There also Packaged Notions. Etc. year terms. eliminating the district’s Duval mittee, were instructed to formerly taught religion, on the west side, and correcting time for Saturday’s parade. was a discussion of a question AT SAVINGS UP TO woodgrain panels Cervini, elected to another St. Pumping Station, not review the aspects of the mathematics and family living drainage problems — and $40,- He recommended that the naire concerning radio, televi 60% three-year term, has been on needed, now that the town’s Purnell PI. problem, to study at East Catholic High School. sion and newspaper oppor ‘winter elm’ or ‘hickory’ the district board since 1964. 000 to $50,000 for improving the property at 31-33 Oak St., on Mon. thru Sat. Nalural-look wood(iralns almulatad on 2 Secondary ’Treatment Sewage its impact on the total plan for which the town still owes $7,600 She is a graduate of Emmanuel tunities for ministry which was Volz and Keeney have served Plant has been completed. parking lot, which the town 0:30-5:30 leases. Downtown Main St., to weigh under a bond-for-deed agree College, Boston, and received a sent to member churches. Cloaad Sunday 4Tx® a '? 5 / 3 2 - "•‘‘•‘“’•"I P *n »l»- continuously since 1951 and Designated depositories for the priorities, and to report m aster’s degree in education Town Manager Rober4-Weiss - ment, should be razed. He said Mrs. Laraia continuously since district funds are the Connec their recommendations to the from Salem (Mass.) State bright ‘arctic’ panels remarked, “We should know it is in disrepair and unoc Nursery School Graduates 1963. The term for each is one ticut Bank & ’Trust Co, the committee, College and a ’MA degree in simulated woodgralna on prallnlahed what we’re doing on the whole cupied. Weiss said it will be year. Hartford National Bank and Weiss said the plans for religious education from Fair- (Downtown) project, but should demolished shortly. He said the A Nancy Ballard, director of the Beechwood Nursery School, tion ceremonies Tuesday. The ceremony was followed by a 4*x 8^x *3n?'*"*'*’ All officers elected Trust Co., and the Savings Bank Purnell PI. proposed im field University. also bite off one piece at a time. bond-for-deed has been helps to unravel the diploma of Scott Davis, 3-year-old class picnic at Wickham Park. Openings for 3- or 4-year- Wednesday night ran unop of Manchester. provements will be ready in two She is still a member of a ’The Purnell PI. work should be amended, to pemiirdemolition DONALD S. GENOVESi graduate of the school, as students Susan Long (middle) olds are available by calling 649-1696 for more information. Jamboard smoke’ woodgrain panels posed. Serving as moderator of the weeks. research committee on done.” even before the $7,600 owing on and Jennifer Eliason wait their turn at the school’s gradua (Herald photo by Klemens) Mellow gray tones on elmuleted wood The District taxpayers ap meeting was John LaBelle, The review, the study and the religious education the the panels. Weiss said the cost of lighting it is paid. proved a $211,703 budget and a counsel for the district. The recommendations by the four archdiocese. 2.5 mills tax rate for 1973-74. meeting lasted about 45 The Rev. Lyman Farrar, co- INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ‘danish walnut’ paneling The tax rate, unchanged for minutes and was attended by Bloodmobile Meets Quota pastor of Center Deep brown walnut tonaa on almulatad many years, consists of 1;25 about 40 persons. « Conpegational Church and 1011 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Tolland woodgrain hardboard panala. 4’x8’x 'A” ANOTHER MARATHON Graduations Yesterday’s visit of the president of the conference, William Bayrer of 23 McKinley NEW YORK (AP) - A Police ‘Irish mist’ woodgrain panels Bloodmobile at the Temple presided at last night’s board of St., who reached the eleven- Brahms Festival at the New Finance Board Rejects Tonight Weatherad brown woodtonaa on Beth Sholom met the monthly gallon mark. directors meeting. Ivor Hugh of woodgrain hardboard pantia, School offered all the Brahms the Connecticut Council of quota of 150 pints for the sixth Other persons reaching Commencement exercises Report piano trios and piano quartets Churches discussed "Mass ANNOUNIXS SUMMER SIMEOUIE: time within a year. gallon marks were: John J. within 26 hours — which may Buying Bank Building for Manchester High School and 1’^ embossed woodgrain panels There were US appointments Schaschl, nine gallons; Mrs. be a New York first. VICTIMS GET HOLIDAY Rockville High School will be What would appear to be a “Natural Elm" or “Charrytona Elm".., kept and 47 walk-in donors. held tonight “rain or shine,” LaBelle Toastmaster Veronica Irvine, Allan P. Artists were pianist Ruth La OSLO, Norway (AP) — More We will close all day Saturdays VIVIAN V. KENNESON Carolyn Schwartz, treasurer; well organized team of purse plywood panala. There were 12 who were Walch, Sylvester Barnes and redo, violinist Alexander than 900 children of families af but will be ■canceled for South Correspondent and Christine Naess, historian. snatchers struck early this deferred for various reasons. Schneider, violist Walter Tram- fected by the volcanic eruption Windsor High School For DenVs Farewell Edward P. Coltman, eight Tel. 875-4704 Scholarship morning on W. Middle Tpke., The Manchester-Bolton gallons; Kenneth V. Vinick, six pier and cellist Leslie Pamas, on Iceland’s Heymaey Island effective June 23rd ceremonies in the case of incle The Board of Finance last Inadvertently omitted from police report. branch of the Blood Program gallons; Geno Andreini and who performed the three piano will get a two-month vacation in ment weather. night voted to reject the Board the list of scholarship As a local woman left a laun has been able to close the fiscal Walter H. Joyner, four gallons. trios, the three piano quartets Norwegian summer camps. The Memorial Field will.be the dromat located in the Stop and State’s Atty. John D. LaBelle by the Dubaldo Orchestra. ^til Saturday^ September 8th of Education bid of $140,000 to recipients at Tolland High plain white year 1972-1973 with record of Also, Stephen (javagnaro Sr., and sonatas for violin, viola and Norway-Iceland Friendship site for the Manchester gradua Shop shopping area on the north is to be the toastmaster at the Dinner will be served at 8 p.m., purchase the former Savings School’s graduation Sunday was 287 pints of blood over the an Mrs. Norma Coughlin, Mrs. cello. Association will finance^tfil or tion ceremonies, which will side of W. Middle ’Tpke., a July 11 retirement dinner-dance following a social hour.. ganize the nroject. Bank of Tolland building, but Janice Smith. nual quota. Jean Chaplin and Joseph begin at 6:45. In the event of young man grabbed her purse, ceiling tiles party for Manchester Police A committee consisting of Lt. gave the go-ahead for plans to Janice, daughter of Mr. and ’The branch has an assigned Kovalsky, three gallons; Mrs. rain, exercises will be moved to containing $210 in cash and Interlocking tilts with Sgt. George Dent at the Army William Cooke, Sgt. Walter build a new building. Mrs. Donald D. Smith Sr. of Old quota of 1,950 pints each year Mary Ann Burkhand and Clarke Arena, where a limited checks. washable finish, bev & Navy (Hub, Main St. Ferguson and Patrolman After much discussion con Stafford Rd., was awarded the eled sura-flt edges. and this . year, . ---for the— second -— iiuiiaiuRonald CJ.E. ouuc,Blake, iwutwo Kauuiis;gallons; audience will be admitted by The man, described as a Dent, who was promoted to William Pearson, all of the cerning alternatives to buying Tolland Junior Women’s Club Staple or glue up. Manchester Police Depart year in a row, tWs quota h a s ^ f c a . Lojg Morgan, Mrs. Donna tickets issued to all seniors. white male, 20 to 23 years of the rank of sergeant in 1950, beennAAtt exceeded.AVAAA^A^ Total pints . _ . ____ the bank building, the finance Scholarship. Rockville High School will J ment, is- responsible for the Kelly and Gordon B. Katz, one age with shoulder-length brown retired from the force on April donated for this year were 2,- board figured that a building She plans to attend Houghton hold its graduation ceremonies ronbr arrangements for the 237 gallon. hair, wearing a dark blue shirt 1. He will be 65 in October. AGWAY could be built specifically for College in New York State to at 7 in the school courtyard. In *t1’ m festivities. A complete list of yesterday’s and blue jeans, jumped into a Dent was the oldest man on Red Cross officials, are ASPHALT school administration for about become a medical technolbgist. case of rain, exercises will be Tickets for the dinner-dance donors will be printed in half the bank purchase price. waiting car, which a second the Police Force and had also pleased with these results and A rt C ourse moved to the gymnasium where are available from any member tomorrow’s Herald. BLACKTOP youth was driving, and sped been with the department wish to extend thanks to all They figure $25 per square foot Carol Shulmister will instruct admission will be by ticket on vinyl asbestos of the department and at Police The next Bloodmobile visit from the scene, police said. longer than any police officer at donors and volunteer workers SEALER for a brick structure, including an art course on a beginning Headquarters. Donation will be will be at the Knights of Colum land. ly. The vehicle was described by the time of his retirement. who helped to make this possi Protect your driveway level for the Board of Educa South Windsor High School floor tiles $6. bus on Main St., July 24, from the victim as an old white full- ’The party will feature music ble. from acid, water, and James Cornish, Board of tion. commencement exercises, 12”x 12” vinyl aebsstos u 12:45 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. sized sedan. tiles take hard wear... Leading the list of donors was extreme hot and cold. Education chairman, said the The course will include which begin at 6, will be board will most likely vote on The investigation has been need little care. Marble- Covers up to 60 sq. ft. creative drawing and canceled until tomorrow in the turned over to the detective Ized patterns; 45 tq. It. per gallon. (65-51-25) the building project at its June sketching. A $10 fee includes event of inclement weather. ctn. 27 meeting and, if approved, bureau of the Manchester materials. The class will meet Police Department. will go ahead ah'd^nire an at Crandall’s from July 7 to 27, niulir architect to draw plans. The three days a week. carton S.N board will also look for a 64 Counselors Police also report a break and Registration will be held entry at Camp Merriwood, ACRYLIC suitable building spot, possibly Saturday at Crandall’s from 9 On Camp Staff FIGHTING near the high school on land Gardner St., which occuired mirror tiles DRIVEWAY a.m. to noon, and Monday from Wednesday night. Sum m er already owned by the board. N 1 to 3 p.,m. For further informa Camp Kennedy Director The finance board noted last A fire extinguisher, valued at ..,your choice SEALER tion call Ms. Shulmister at 875- David Moyer has announced the night that up to $2,000 could be $50, was taken in the burglary. Non-tack sealer resists 8076 or Recreation Director appointment of 12 additional exterior plywood sheathing 12”x 12” mirror aquarat, approved for architectural fees Police say that entry was with sure-stick aoheslve gas, oil, grease, sun, Mark Dunn in Stafford Springs. volunteer counselors — without going to a town gained by prying a padlock on Rugged 4’x 8’ plywood sheets, guaranteed not to tabs, in Clear, Gold cold, acid, and water. bringing to 64 the number Vein, or Antique stylaa. INFLATION meeting. Tennis Courts the back door. delaminate. For building, remodeling, hew Covers up to 300 sq. ft. I accepted to date. additions to your home...many projects, indoors per gal. on previously The Board of Recreation This investigation has also SALE -Dog Licenses request that all persons remain Moyer said some positions for been turned over to the detec or out. roplor sealed drives. (65- All dogs of six months or counselors still are open. He 5130) off the tennis courts at Cran tive bureau of the Manchester ' ea. (S' to. 1.19 older must be licenses during dall’s Park. The courts are said those interested may Police Departmaot. the month of June. being resurfaced and will be report at the camp’s orientation low Cisli $ The town clerk will be open available next week. session Friday, from 9 a.m. to Cany Prici June 26 and 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. 30” ductless Church School noon, at the camp site. Pope Paul Rejects and June 30 from 9 a.m. to noon The 12 counselors, all from HOtpoint 4,000 BTU The United Ckingregational range hood _ \ to issue licenses. Dog licenses Manchester, are David Hints He’ll Resign 'Cfiurch will'have a Vacation Bi Ductless for easy Inalal- Porta-cool Air Conditioner MIGHTY M ITr may also be obtained during Thomas, Chrys Humphrey, VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope ble School the week of July 16 lallon, with 2-speed (an^ regular town clerk office hours Vicki Taft, Jeff Sumner, Bob Paul is willing to leave the 14” DELUXE from 9:30 to noon, for children filter, & light. Avocado, The personal air cooler you can from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sulick, Paula Allen, Alice Vatican and move to the Copperlone, Gold, or who will be four this year 2"x4” x8’ pick up and take wherever you CHAIN SAW ______Residents may mail in for Marie Nead, Kate Smith, Julie Lateran Palace, the See of the White. through those entering Grade 7. go... because It only weighs 3 Lightweight, automatic chain saw has 14” cutting bar licenses, and should include last Comins, Maureen Farrell, bishop of Rome, to help ad replir Activities will include Bible pounds and plugs Into any or- which fells trees up to 2” In diameterl Easy handling, year’s registration slip. If a Laura Machuga and Clara vance unity among Christians. kiln dried 99 study, stories, arts, cralts,. 24.99 ^ dinary household outlet. 8-posltlon fingertip start, automatic oiling. (67-1310) new registration, include the Maria Cosme. But he has rejected suggestions worship,, music, refreshments I K thermostat and quick-mount side name, make, color, sex and age Manchester’s camp for to resign because this would be and recreation. ' *tl studs I ^ ^ panels. AHTQ304 Reg. $144.95 of the dog. In either case in retarded children will open “ against the will of Christ.’ $ 1 Registration may. be com stainless steel 3495 clude a self-addressed stamped Monday momjp& for its 10th ’The pontiff was quoted as Construction • grade pleted by calling the church of envelope and the fee. The fee is consecutive season. , ' having made these remarks studs for all your fice or the Rev. Betsy F. Reed. kitchen sinks Reg. $99.95 $3.50 for a male or sprayed Operating, for three sessions during a private audience with building and remodel-' WHITE SUPER LATEX Cost is $1 per child or $2 per ,3elf rimmed sinks In female and $7.70 for an un of two weeks each, it will close the Rev. Antonio Maria Ing needs..Warp & Our best latex paint, designed (or use family. shrink resistant. d heevy-geuge, nlckel- 2 on all exterior wood and masonry i SWAT spayed female. Aug. 3. Javierre, rector of the Salesian Ball C am e beerlng, etelnlest steel. surfaces. Dries to flat finish In 2 l Deeds Filed Athenaeum, one of Rome’s pon Smooth on all 4 aides, 22"x33" hours. Mildew resistant, ’ non-toxic. !9 4 * * FLY Warranty deeds: Margaret )e Tolland Boy’s League The port of Casablanca tifical universities. Soap and water clean-up. l6S-Of28) fl go to Boston on June 30 to handles over 10,000 vessels low Cish t Cairy Price ' Hog. |8.95. KILLER Mary Hodgins to Anthony Father Javierre, a Spaniard, 99 roplir Griggs, property on Dunn Hill. ^ ee the Red Sox play the annually and exports more granted an interview to Sale Sava $2 $6.95 Gal. than 10 million tons of freight. 24.29 Rd.; Hugh J. and Mildred Milwaukee Brewers. There are sian News, a little-known n U B B The port is capable of docking WIDKRS TINT BASE SUPER LATEX McQuaid to ’Harold Levesque, 200 tickets available on a first- publication of the Salesian (65-0267) Top quality formula "knocks down" come, first-served basis, at $4, as many as 40 cargo ships at religious order. 0 7 Model 5051-R272 _ AGWAY mosquitos, files, gnats and other peats. property on Plains Rd. one time. Reg. $6.95 $6.95 Gal. and may be obtained from the textured m o d e l 21" ROTARY MOWER Easy-to-use aerosol. (85-0302) Quitclaim deeds: Robert E. / . Rag. $1.39, Sava 904 coaches. ea. 8H.P. ■ 25" Cut 21" magnesium deck Push Mower, White Sr. to Robert E. White CHCIHC. white paint BERNZ-O-AMTIC You'll know what dollar-power means Jr. and Shirley 'Sane White for The cost includes transporta 2 / M . 8 8 tion and admission to Fenway Latex paint gives a PROPIUE at Agway when you see these property on Dogwood Rd.; John textured llnisn...tills 7 u d 1 HousiK: ,r csahk features compared to this thrifty H. Chaplin to Richard P. Noyes, Park. Buses will leave ‘‘The Great uTirHT or CUT: coin»u^ u-snto pricel Big 3'/4 h.p. engine In a light but small cracks. Washable CYLMER for property on Cider Mill Rd. Meadowbrook School at 11:50 ... dries in 30 minules\ strong cast magnesium deck; easy a.m. June 30. start: quick external wheel height B U(jro rm *TTA » w * BL: W elded Historical Society O utsider’’'* adjusters from V. to 3',»; convenient The following officers were \, FREE replar n h'. *S'-. W ire handle located throttle; folding han G R O SSM A N ’S S dle (or storage. A great buyl No. 620 elected at the Tolland 4.99 Ot-CUJTCH $ Fencing (62-0605) Historical Society’s annual DO-IT-YOURSELFj meeting: Strike Ends DECORATE TODAY NON-CLIMBABLE LITERATURE Great to have on hand (or PINE BARK WONDA NEW HAVEN (AP) - A With «H in. SEAJ-- n LAWN PENCE camping, propane David White, president; STttKlHO: WLL JO J«" 2 7 9 MULCH NUGGETS Duane Mathews, vice presi three-day strike by New Haven CASH AND CARRY Here's protection against damaged ■ppllancat, lighting, FREE USE property, wandering kids, and lost heahng, etc. (61-0701) A long-lasting decorative mulch. dent; Mrs. Thomas Williams, area painters en d ^ Wednesday PRICES... Adds visual excitement to your «T dogs. 14 ga. galvanized steel, welded Ret $1.7$ secretary; and Mrs. Jean night when the Brotherhood of plus CHARGE IT AUTO HAUL TRAILER together to last longerl 2x4 mesh (69- property while It helps to, retain Touraine Paints 'I.V.V. ....v-y ‘ . . 5210) 36" high, 50' roll. moisture and retard weeds. (87- Auperin, treasurer. Painters and Allied Trades CONVENIENCE OR CARTOP RACKS 50% OFF 3046) Edward C. Patapas, Russell Local 186 ratified a two-year From *8.88 $319 Blinn, Mrs. George Lees and contract and agreed to return to \ 89* 3 cu. ft. Lawrence Small were elected work Thursday morning. * 7. ■v ' 'The pact provides a wage Prices good through this weekend only to the board of directors. raise of 55 cents an hour the PAUL’S PAINT PINE and CENTER ST. Newcomers Club $1911 N 9 I$ The Newcomers Club recent first year and 50 cents the se Mm iTm WWFH cond year. The contract also ASOtoAOO IM IflliT $199 ly installed the following of MANCHESTER EQUIPMENT CORP. ficers: calls for a 36-hour work week TI«mA3blolk30 BUCKUm SfHOffi Mon Tuas Thun FH starting next May. OPEN 5 NIGHTS A WEEK “Lciion Equipment 1$ Our Bu$inei»" & WALLPAPER SW ADO ID 4)30 540 NEW STATt WB.. BUCKLANO AOOto&OO Jan Hieronymus, president; BT. 83, VERNON, CONN. 3 Miles from Vernon Clrda Sal AOOtoAOO The painters now work a You'll Find Our Prices Are LOWER ^ 1-----e Beverly Shaw, first vice presi MON. TO FR).. 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. dent; Ann Bailey, second vice 40hour week and earn $7.15 an 615 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Open Mon. to Thurs. 8 s.m. to 5 p.m. Othtr Stom: EHin|lDn - M k l^ iiM North Hm n hour. SAT. 8 A.M." 5:30 P.M. 872-8311 643-5123 president; Sue Euler, recording Free Parking In Rear ft Division OP evens products compenv 0 to 0 p.in. Set 8 e.m. to 4 p.m. secretary; Gerlyn McCune, The 320 union members went Phone 649-0300 on strike Friday night. corresponding secretary; PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., JUne 21, W3 BUGS BUNNY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., June 21, 1973 - PAGE TWENTV-ONE o u t ; OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE % * ' THIS SURE IS A 6 0 0 0 - VYPWBSENTCAK Y A C'W KNOCK THIS BESIPES, YA WOULPN'T LAt»T WkpHT M Y AAA HE o :?u l p I WOULP/ AKJP I ALSO SaV THERE S TOO BAD-SAM Rham LOORINS CAR BUT IT'S IS BIAHT YEARS O F P IN 76 EASY WANT T ' BE TH' avAV TOLPAA6 1 HAP TO HAVE e O T - LETS MOVE OUT BEFORE WE PROBABl V MIGllT HAVE WON'. A w n t u y EXPENSIVE' OUP, BUT I PONT MONTHLY CLEA nJ TH'OARAee 't e n u p e a r l y OO SOFT AN' LET THAT W3E • ADMIT, IT, A GOOD THESE HEAPS ARE CLUCK ON Y E R BLOCK &EFORE I oO MIK A N P H A P T H ' BEOOWe LOOK OF HiS OET MAJDR-w OWE A PENNY ON INSTALLMENTS! PRIVIN'A CAR THATS REASON MORE BEAT-UP IN’/ 1 60T A s t a r t •JO0 FlN- , US INVOLVED IN SOMETHIN' WELL SEE WHY HE ITJ RAIP PER, WOULP ON IT, <T--UH... IS H E P BY WOW, THAT'LL /V\AKE U S M A P A T , t h a n a DANDRUFF FAILED— YA? W O U LP W T OURSELVES FOR TH' OUARTERBACH you ^ Teacher Evaluation Under Study )U. ON A sufr/t VOU 5AV RE ST OF TH 'PA// MAYBE THEY FEUDIN' WITH VULTURES TOUPEE WANTED A HI5 LINE! WOULD The administration of Rham 5DDNER >5D 0W N - Jukido Camp Chemical in California^ two :
/ \ \ WINTHROP X BY DICK CAVALLI Bridge Plan Tuttle Honored MR.ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY (>irr Mnir lh-iifii(i\ l.tisliiii: Itvfiiily... h e v , f r e d ... CONE CVER HERE, protect a patio... and a carporti LISTEN, enrupiD/ w h o WHO GAVE VOU THIS IS \ j WHY CAnY h e t a k e COAA'EREA FRED. HEV, FRED/ At Graduation With Our 'J o n n i t a N GAVE YOU PERMISSION Abandoned p e r m is s io n t o OH, NO BEGINNING : MINCTTE/ A COFFEE BREAK TO CAU- ME FRED?/ . c a l l ME STUPID? acclaim.” VIRGINIA CARLSON BLACKTOP SEALER BRADSHAW TDGETON ^ LIKE THE F!£ST NEW YORK (AP) - Gov. J -1 6 \ f " ©DOING Nelson A. Rockefeller an Opponents of the bridge had Correspondent One coat seals, preserves, waterproots, weed- ] OFTHE STAFF? proofs driveways, walks, patios. IT a g a in ! nounced Wednesday he has said it would destroy wetlands, Tel. 228.9224 dropped his plan to build a ruin Long Island Sound, in Donald Tuttle, Board of Fast-drying, siliconizing paving pitch resists r CORRUGATED bridge over Long Island Sound crease pollution, raze homes Education chairman, received weather, oil. grease, acids, gasoline, anti between Rye and Oyster Bay. and disrupt communities with a plaque bearing his name FIBERGLASS freeze. Ihnihirs Fill t lltftll /Z\ CWALW tion by the state legislature, Hills gave a brief speech on Metropolitan Transportation shatter-resistance and mod C o n c o rd REDWOOD two county boards of Tuttle’s background and Mrs. est cost. Light pours In. heat BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE legislators, environmentalists Authority, the bridge would Hills with board members slays out wheTever you use PICNIC TABLE t CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE and even the federal govern-" have been six to seven miles Albert Hadigian, Mrs. Harriet them. AND BENCHES WHIT WHITTLE,! EXCUSES,EXCUSES/ FIRST, HE SAYS WE CAN'T THEN IT WAS TOO SOON AFTER HIS LET'$ MOVE ment. long, depending on the route, Rosen and John Sullivan I. HATE y 6 U/ £ MBRRY UNTIL HIS SRAHDFATHER DIES IF YOUR f a t h e r Makes outdoor dining a delight for family GRANDFATHER'S DEATH, N O W . ON TO MOTIVE . OH. MY “This has not been an easy wijth approaches lengthening and guests. Sturdy redwood consiruction. £-21 THE OLD LEFT CONTROL OF GOOPNEEG! presented the plaque. 26" Width Panels HE HAS O TH E R PLANS. NUMBER TWO.. , THE FAMILY FIRM decision,” the Relublican the project to IGVz miles. It reads: The Donald Tuttle ready lo assemble Sot includes 6' table and AMNWOt^J MONEY ''TO YOUR a u n t ADA. I N-N-NEVER two matching benches. Larger sues BRIGHT LIGHTS/ THOUGHT OF governor said. “There are Its four lanes were expected available. LIKE IT. i POE& t h a t m e a n Gymnasium — In Recognition TOTE & SAVE PARIS/ ^ VOU HAVEN'T THAT! strong arguments for the to handle 23 million vehicles a of Service to Education, 1973. A PENNY? bridge, and I have vigorously year by 1977 with tolls of $1.75 Tuttle received a standing ova On Colors In Stock A s K h a t e supported this proposal. for cars and up to $5.15 for tion from the audience. The trucks. The bridge was to be 00 HIM, “It is part of a long-standing graduaUon exercises were held Donald Tuttle sq. n. Only I 3-piece saf plan to link Long Island to the financed by revenue bonds, outside fbi^the first time. mainland and to enhance the with state and federal highway Tuttle expressed his surprise, Fayne Lyon, student council role of the island in the com funds paying for the ap thanked everyone and said he president, said, “If at time we proaches. r I Too bod we didn't think about 2 merce and industry of the state. was “speechless.” act a little difficult or Just plain ^ Aromatic 0 railing a week ago! * “However, in recent years Rockefeller said he would Tuttle has been a member of impossible, it is because we are the people of our state and the continue to support “necessary the board for 26 years and scared — we. want to become ORNAMENTAL country have gradually come to highway projects through the chairman for 24 years. mature adults but we just ’^m .} f CLOSET LINING IRON RAILING adopt new values in relation to state which do not involve He also served as chairman i ' l l r i l f u allord It. you can install it - aren't sure how to go about it. L'isy 12-3 inslall,ilion wilhoul drilling Well ALLEY OOP our environment and evidenced ecological problems. of the Building Committee for 1 i f ' 1 • easily, in any closet area BY V.T. HAMLIN We are going through a tur cfluw you hov^ • « a willingness to forego certain However, he said, “we should three additions to Porter School bulent time. We feel out of step \ IF OOP ISN'T I DONY know, OSCAR... ,.i I'LL START HERE, AND HE / ...THEN economic advantages to concentrate our efforts on and served as an advisory 4' Adjustable Sections WE'LL HAVE TO LET THE GETTING THE . IF YOUlL SEE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF — not children but not yet Reg. $14.40 for 40 iq. ft. bundle ISNT IN MOO,../ WHERE COMPUTER WORK THAT achieve those values. extending and improving our member from a patron town on adults.” NECESSARY WHAT VOU CAN DO mass transit system." ■------y IS HE? OUT FOR US' DATA TO WITH THAT DAMAGED “The Rye-Oyster Bay Bridge the. Windham High School Administrative assistant s g « 5 ^\l '/|4 GETHER,, ZONE U N IT/ has become' a lightning rod in He said he will propose a Building Commission. ' PSHAW/ IT A IN 'T’ I THOUOHT EVEN WITH THEIR T ...S H £C «-B A C < HOME SOME Joseph Markoff presented THE SAAAE ONES MEBBETHEY this period of evolution.” state bond issue for that pur $1339 HUSBANDS HOME I O'MY BEST KISsIn 'SCHOOLS TOOK Louis Gamache Jr., a several awards to the a low, low SAVE 10% on the Purchase of Fittings I JUS'LEFT UPON MIOHT WANT FROM THE W ARS/ UP JIST AFTER MV STEW-PINTS' David Sive, chairman of the pose, but gave no details on the member of the graduating graduates. k THE MOUNTAIN ME BACK ^.HUSBANDS LEFT PER W O K K ^ Environmental Planning Lob size or timing. class, introduced his father, Joanne Prague received the In 1971, the voters defeated a / COURSE THET WUZ by, said environmentalists who was the guest speaker. 16th annual Good Citizenship Heavenly beauty at a Good Looks — Real S afety. . . WHEN I WUZ DOIN' greeted Rockefeller's an $2.5 billion transportation bond Gamache, a science and math Award; Patricia Jolie received down-to-earth price! PRIVATE T00-7DR-IN/ nouncement “with unanimous issue backed by the governor. MASONITE teacher for 14 years, told the the 14th annual William Brand O U T D O O R iff class they were not much ROYALCOTE V Foundation Science and LAMPS and POSTS different from the pioneers who Mathematics Award for the CRESTWALL had to overconje many highest average in those sub / 6 1 I Gas Shortage Hits obstacles to attain their goals. jects. ' Fastelully designed lo grace your entrance PANELING way adequate lighting for safety and Gamache called the The Anne Wood V).Elderkin protection SGT. STRIPES graduates “the new pioneers.” 4x8 -1/4 FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA Cape Cod Island Chapter DAR 15th anfi'ual essay medal went to Karen Roberts No. 225 L an te rn ...... $ 18 .90 TOTE & SAVE OAK BLUFFS, Mass. (A P )- day. DeBettencourt said his sta and the DAR Certificate award No. 605 Lantern Post ...... $ iv o n Y u ^ e - m 12.95 On Colors In Stock rvj-'it'i.!’' ' ' People on this summer vaca Nelson J. DeBettencourt, tion pumps 1,700 gallons of gas for the highest average in \ ■, UXJK-sopTHiSjSA^^e... Save 10% on Combination tion island off Cape Cod worry operator of a Mobil station, said a day, then closes. history was received by Linda about the gasoline shortage, he had to shut down his pumps Until recently, he’s been hit Desautels. A'TTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON which has been more critical at U a.m. Wednesday. ting that point about 6 p.m., The Horace Porter School here than in mjny other parts “ We get only so much gas a 6 -r.i about three hours earlier than Improvement Awards went to of the East. week," DeBettencourt said, his normal summer closing Miss Roberts nad Kurt Newton. 336 SHOP MANCHESTER’S The worry prompts them to "and we have decided to break hour. The Ward Rosebrooks MANCHESTER NORTH FRIDAYS s c o n LAWN line up early in the morning at up that into a daily .quota we “I’m not rationing gas to Memorial Physical Education gas pumps to be su^'e they get pum p., When we reach that customers, yet,” he said, “but I Award went to Paula Hand and MAIN- TO 8:30 P.M. SERVICE the fuel they need. quota for the day. we close the Michael Clymer. 649-5253 guess that will be next." STREET S A T. TO HEADQUARTERS I And that, in turn, is forcing pumps. Otherwise, we might He said that in past years, his .Joyce Desautels and .Nancy the ^sland's nine service run out before the end of the station would be pumping 2,300- Gadoury were marshals of the NOON f.-Zl stations to shut down their week and have to close for 2,500 gallons of gas a day at this processional and recessional. pumps earlier and earlier each Friday or Saturday.” time of the year.- Tuttle gave out 64 diplomas. A X
I T J W Vi i VA/ I r PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIvD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 21, 1973 Save or Victory in Last 15 Appearances MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs .Tnnp 9i io7(. _ TWFriTY THREE The Dry Side f l Thanks to Mets Bidwell Pitches, Bats of Sports Noise No Bother to Sparky Phils Vacate Cellar ___ - ■ ^ rli. By Dean R. Yost AMI HM W I.KAGl E Ka.l PHILADELPHIA (AP) - NEW YORK (AP) - Yankee Stadium crowd roars. Hart’s booming double. But used to get shook, but not Legion to 4-2 Victory finished off the Orioles by W L Ptc GB The Philadelphia Phillies Game after game, it seems, ■ Does the noise excite Lyle? No Stottlemyre opened the Oriole anymore. You’re going to come / striking out pinch hitter Andy New York 35 30 .538 have nosed out of the the spectacle repeats itself. way. Nothing excites the eighth by surrendering a walk out of it one way or another,” Etchebarren. Milwaukee The score remained that way shaggy-haired left-hander, one and Bobby Grich’s single. he said. 34 30 .531 14 National League East TONIGHT’S GAMES test promises to be close and Short Subjects The New York Yankees get Baltimore 30 28 .517 114 By Chris Blake despite several Manchester of the best relievers in baseball. “I got up after they get the “That situation—that’s the cellar, thanks to gutsy Anaaldi’s va. Stevenson, exciting. in a tight squeeze in the late That gave Lyle his 18th save Detroit 32 31 .508 2 threats, one a bases-loaded Bristol Cassins, newest entry in the Hartford Twilight “To tell the truth," said Lyle, first runner,” said Lyle. After fup of relief pitching. I really pitching by Wayne Twitchell Verplanrk Pitcher Dave Bidwell vir Friday at Nebo, Manchester innings and Manager Ralph Boston jam, until the sixth inning. baseball league is named after Don Cassin, the coach. The after saving Mei Stottlemyre’s they got the second runner and enjoy it.” of the season, which is more 31 31 .500 214 and the revived bat of Greg Army & Navy vs. Dillon, tually woii his own’game at plays Zone Eight foe Ellington. Houk trots out to the mound, saves than any other team in Cleveland 24 41 .369 11 Again, it was Bidwell’s bat No. 1 man on the team also operates a shoe store in the 2-1 decision over Baltimore advanced them with a sacrifice. Pinch hitter Don Baylor had Luzinski. Waddell the plate with three hits and motioning with his left hand. the American League has com M **8l coming through with runners on ManrhrAtrr (4) Bell City...Muzzy Field in Bristol will be used on a limited Wednesday night, “I don’t hear Sparky was on his way to the the first crack at Lyle and hit a Everybody crowded around Nassiff vs. VFW, Buckley four RBIs as the Manchester The crowd, anticipating piled. Sparky has saved the last Chicago 33 27 .550 base. AB R H RBI E basis by the Twi loop. Bristol’s minor league club which is it. I’m too busy thinking about mound. scorcher that third baseman Twitchell’s locker after the 6- Sulllvan, ss Houk’s nove, starts to yell and 11 Yankee victories and has Minnesota 33 28 .541 14 Legion clipped East Hart Already with two hits off affilated with the Boston Red Sox has first what I’ve got to do. Tonight es Lyle’s style is to hop out of Graig Nettles dove for and foot-6 righthander pitched a INTERNATIONAL Banning, 2b l o as the little car carrying the picked up a save or a victory in Kansas City 37 32 .536 V ford,- 4-2, in a 2k>ne Eight starter Linden, Bidwell showed Maloney, rf, c 30 pecially. We were in deep the relief buggy almost before tu m ^ into an out. One run 2 four hitter Wednesday night to The Oilers toppled the Pro- priority...thirty-one business organizations in Bristol relief pitcher wheels towards his last 15 appearances. Oakland 35 31 .530 1 contest at East Hartford reliever Tommy Campbell his McKeon, lb 4 0 trouble.” it stops, and that stokes up the scored on the play but Grich defeat the New York Mets 4-3. Barbers, 15-2, last night at advertise in the well-prepared Cassin’s program. Also in the infield, the organist begins California 33 30 .524 V k High last night. hitting skills by blasting a two- Smachclti, If 40 Lyle wasn’t lying. The crowd even more. When he got remained at second. Lyle left It was his sixth victory in eight Verplanck Fielo move into a Mllka. cf 3 0 cluded are the 1972 league batting and pitching to play “Pomp and Cir Texas 21 39 .350 12 three-way tie for the top posi Bidwell scattered six hits and run triple. Yankees had just ended a to the nound, Stottlemyre him there, retiring Merv Can the Yankees win without decisions. He told them how he Peck. 3b 3 2 statistics...Woody Clark, the 1973 Manchester Country cumstance.” W rdne-xIav'H Games bested Rich Linden to even his The three bagger, a shot to Groman, c 11 scoreless duel between silently flippy the baseball to Rettenmund on a grounder. has turned from a thrower to a tion. Ansaldi’s, Oilers and That is the signal that it is Lyle? Why, of course, they can. Cleveland 7, Detroit 6 record at 1-1. The tall rightcenter, came after Bruce Bidwell. p 3 0 Club golf champion, is also an excellent softball player Stottlemyre and Mike Cuellar him. Houk said a few words and In the ninth, Lyle got the first pitcher who can win on nights Barbers all sport identical 7-5 Sparky Lyle time again, and New York has won 35 ganes this Chicago 8. California 3 records. righthander appeared to be Peck’s walk and Bobby Odell’s Odell, r( 1 1 with the Wyman Oil entry of the Candlelight with two runs in the seventh on left. two Orioles easily, then walked he hasn’t got his best stuff by Nicola, 2b 1 0 when the tune starts, the season and Sparky’s only had New York 2, Baltimore 1 struggling at times, but bore pinch single had put runners on League...Moriarty’s John Serafini continues to be the top designated hitter Jim Ray Sparky wasn’t worried. “I slugger Earl Williams. He thinking and keeping the ball Lionel Lessard had two his left arm in only 20 of them. Kan.sas City 5, Oakland 4, 12 down with runners on base. first and second. strikeout artist in the loop with 28. Closest to him is down. doubles for the winners while Totals 28 4 4 0 inning.« Ed Tluck added two base However, Bidwell’s hitting Mike McDermott’s leadoff kaal llarlfonl (2) Bristol’s Dave Cichon with 22...MB’s have slugged four While the 25-year-old Boston 3, Milwaukee 2 knocks. was nothing short of spec triple, followed by Bill Hickey’s h AB R H RBI E homers to date, one less than last season’s team Twitchell explained why he McDermott, ss 4 1 1 0 3 Texas 3. Minnesota 0 For the losers, Brian Daigle tacular. In all, he had a single, single to center, brought the feels he’s arrived as a pitcher, Ix!ito, cf 3 0 0 0 0 total...Steve Kimball, of Manchester, won the Bracket riiursilay's Games homered and singled followedi double and triple. The first of count to 4-2, Manchester, after Hickey, ,3b 3 ,0 2 1 0 Four eliminations Sunday at Connecticut Dragway. Kim Cleveland (Perry 6-9) at Luzinski dressed quietly neardy his three timely hits came in six. Adams, rf 3 0 0 0 0 by himself. The brawny kid by Jeff S hrider with twol ball’s elapsed time was 14.86. ..Former town resident. Gene Milwaukee (Bell 7-6) safeties. the second inning with runners In the home , half of the Penny, lb 21100 Dnve Bidwell Panciera. 2b 3 0 1 0 0 Bergin, is back again. Giving up the gas business in En RSox Cool Brewers Detroit Lolich 7-6) at New from Chicago is finally doing on first and third. Bidwell seventh, East Hartford again his thing, belting the ball all Maximino. If 3 0 1 1 0 York Dobson 1-1, N slammed a towering double ■ got a leadoff hit that went for ptiching, shortstop Ray Zadrosny, c 20000 field, ^rg in , along with Bob Adams, now operates the over the park and driving in AMERICAN 2 Baltimore (Palmer 7-4) at that sent leftfielder A1 extra bases. This time, it was a Linden, p 1 0 0 0 0 Manchester Auto Reconditioning Center, which is under runs. Police & Fire surprised front Sullivan played an'outstanding Boston I Tiant 8-6), N running Wipco with an 8-0 Maximino crashing into the Maximino double. defensive game, making tlusault. ph 1 0 0 0 0 the old Honda center in the Jarvis block. Luzinski was two for four Campbell, p 0 0 0 0 0 Before Home Stand California I Wright 5-8) at triumph at Waddell. Brian Shea fence. Both runners scored to But Bidwell put the lights out several sparkling plays. Intravla, pb 1 0 0 0 0 Wednesday night against the Minnesota iBlyleven 8-7), N hurled a four-hitter. Rick put Manchester out front, 2-0. on the hosts by getting the next The win was a crucial step for Rumors began floating around that Bergin was going to Mets. He doubled in a run in the Oakland iHoltzman 11-5) at Thurston cracked two homers East Hartford got one run hitter otr a-pop tO"Short, and the Post 102 nine as it brought Totals * 28 2 ,0 2 3 BOSTON (AP) - The Boston Red Sox, Milwaukee is one-game behind; first inning and singled home drive the No. 44 of the late Gary Colturi at Riverside Chicago iBahnsen 7-6), N and singled for P&F. back in the bottom of the se striking out the final two. the season mark to 2-1. By Manchester 020 002 0 — 4 returning from a successful trip after Baltimore, 114 games; and Detroit, two in the winning tally in a three run Rast Hartford 010 001 0 — 2 Park. “It’s only a rumor,” Bergin noted, “I’ll never go Only games scheduled cond. Craig Penny walked and For Manchester, the outing beating a tough East Hartford cooling off ths Brewers in Milwaukee, the tight race. fifth inning rally. Mike Linsenbigler had two of 2BH: Bidwell. Maximino; 3BH: Bidwell. back there”...Leo Cleary, following the crash at Malta, his club’s four hits. Mike Panciera lined an op was well played. The team club, it also provided a great meet the Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Lee scattered nine hits, struck out seven Luzinski was the man the McDermott, SB: Sullivan; SAC: MlUta; discovered he had broken several ribs. The Hanover, posite field single to right, sen- made few mistakes and the only morale boost. LOB: Manchester 9, East5; BB: Bidwell Park tonight in the opener of a 12-game and walked just one in hiking his record to NAIIOML LEAGUE Phillies were counting on for Mass., driver will attempt to get back into the winner’s East NATIONAL ding Penny to third. department that needed help Tonight, a prime lilt pits the I. Linden 3, Campbell 1; SO: Bidwell 4. home stand. 8-2. He survived one bad inning, the fourth, their power. He hit .281 with 18 (AP plioto) Linden 3; Hits off: Linden 4 for 2 runs in Bonanza Steak kept pace with Maximino's fielder’s choice was the left on base category. locals against Zone One con circle Friday night in New York...Lee Speedway, in Lee The Red Sox flew into Logan Inter in going the distance. W L Pet GB homers and drove in 68 runs as 5 Innings; Campbell 2 (or 2 runs in 2 In idle Nassiff’s for the top posi sent Penny across the plate to The Legioners stranded nine. tender West Hartford at Cheney N.H., which was running a regular NASCAR modified national in the wee morning hours and Rick Miller and Reggie Smith gave Lee Chicago 40 28 .588 a rookie last season. nings; HBP: Bidwell (Zadrosny); WP: Montreal 31 28 .525 4‘/4 Yogi Berra One Unhappy Fellow tion with a 13-7 victory over the cut the lead to 2-1. In addition to Bidwell’s Tech at 6. The interleague con- Linden; PB: Zadrosny (II; L: Linden weekly show, will finish out the season by staging only a went home for some badly needed sleep a quick cushion by opening the game with The 22-year-old Luzinski had Medics. Bonanza upped its few big shows. It was rumored that if the drivers sup before reporting to Manager Eddie Kasko consecutive homers. Miller drilled his St. Louis 30 35 .4767 V2 a great spring, but once the Mets' Manager Watches Club Lose Again mark to 8-4 while the Medics ported the triangular-shaped track the management would at chummy Fenway Park in the afternoon. first homer into the right field bleachers New York 28 32 .467 8 season started he couldn’t buy a dipped to 3-9. Kasko named right-handed ace Luis and Smith followed with his seventh into Philadelphia 29 35 .453 9 hit. He was mashing the ball at build a new half-mile oval for the 1974 season...’The All- Pittsburgh 27 34 .443 V and Jim Lonborg, has enabled running from first to third on For the victors, Chris Tiant to start on the mound in the opener the same sector. 9 2 a .207 pace 18 games, ago and American Sportsman Division will attempt to complete the Phillies to leap over the Montanez’ sinvie. DeCiantis went 3-4 with two of a five-game series with the Orioles. Danny Cater, a hero in Tuesday’s twin- VI «*st the Phillies were fading out of the 50-lap main event this weekend at Stafford. Rain halted Los Angeles 42 25 .627 faltering. Pittsburgh Pirates The ball and Harmon homers. Ron Apter had a MacPhail in Line Tiant, 8-6, is due to be opposed by right bill sweep, filed out with runners on se sight. ‘ action last Saturday night...Lou Cherrone, who plays with San Francisco 40 29 .580 3 and into fifth place in the NL appeared to arrive at the sane perfect 3-3 and had one circuit hander Jim Palmer, 7-4. cond and third to end the first inning, and Suddenly, the 220-pound east. Moriarty Brothers slow-pitch entry, is also on the roster of then rapped into an easy force with the Cincinnati 36 29 .554 5 time knd umpire Ed Sudol blow while Chris Stetson also Gradually being written off by many Luzinski found the answer. He Manager Danny Ozark said in Volkswagen in the Twilight loop...Al Noske, former bases loaded in the third. Houston 37 31 .544 5Vz called him safe. A moment slammed a homer. critics after losing six of 10 games on their adjusted his hands. Since then the spring that you could throw Manchester High standout and American Legion per The Red Sox picked up what proved to Atlanta 28 39 .418 14 later Harmon scored the win The Medics’ Andy Plepler recent trip, the Red Sox rebounded by he was hit in 16 of 18 games at a a blanket over the teams in the For AL Prexy Job former, has joined the forces of the Vernon Oriole nine. be the deciding run in the fourth. With one San Diego 21 46 .313 21 ning run on Greg Luzinski’s blasted two over the fence at taking three in a row at Milwaukee, .361 clip. He has 26 hits in 68 at- National League East in the single. -Soccer- out, rookie Mike Guerrero singled to Wednesday’s Games Buckley Field while teammates formed that a general Sitting Out the Action knocking the Brewers from the lead in the bats with 6 home runs and 25 pennant race, and everybody ‘|My man said he (Harmon) By Earl Yost took over, from Mike Burke American League East. center and took second on Smith’s infield * Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 3 Lou Kalisak and Mark Bilodeau manager’s job with another High scoring Jeff Lombardo RBI. His average jumped 46 laughed. If his club continues to slid right into his glove,” said down the line, there was a Ron Blomberg of the Yankees, top<^-hitter in the hit. Carlton Fisk then scored Guerrero Philadelphia 4, New York 3 each clouted one homer. NEW YORK - Changes club is his if he so desires to tallied all three goals to lead The Red Sox, who snapped the Brewers’ points to ,253. hit, he may yet have the last Mets’ Manager Yogi Berra, feeling of much uneasiness last New Face with MB’s American League, catches up on his fan mail while 10-game winning streak and swept a with a hard ground single to shortstop Bob Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 3 The Phillies won 10 of their INTERNATIONAL FARM have been plentiful in the move on. the Olympics to a 3-1 Division C laugh. who argued fruitlessly on the Pro Remodeling started the night among veteran employees Question asked pTior to Moriarty’s baseball game resting painfully pulled thigh muscle. ' (AP Photo) doubleheader Tuesday night, finished the Weise. Montreal 5, St. Louis 1 last 13, and completed a 9-3 front office of the New York With a number of positions victory last night over the call. “He (Sudol) called him game with a four-run first in at the House that Ruth built. Tuesday night at Mt. Nebo against East Hartford was: trip with a 7-6 record by edging Milwaukee Lee got a little careless and lost his San Diego 6, Houston'2 home stand by sweeping a Yankees since last January altered since the new owners Cougars. Lombardo struck The Phillies won Wednesday safe before Harmon got there. ning and coasted to a 6-1 win One can look for additional 3-2 Wednesday night. shutout bid in the Milwaukee fourth. With ■ Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 5, 11 three-game set from the Mets when George Steinbrenner twice in the third period after Who is that new player? ’The face belonged to massive Son night’s game in a three run fifth Sudol said his (Harmon’s) foot over the Barbers last night at off-the-field changes in the That boost^ the Red Sox back to the two out, Lee walked Ellie Rodriguez. Gor innings for the first time since 1968. It his first half goal tied the score ny ’Thoinas. White Sox Allow inning off Mets’ starter Jon was on the bag when he tagged Charter Oak. Dave Young and h is associates months ahead. One man the man Thomas followed with a run-scoring Thursday’s Games at 1-1. .500 mark and just 2V2 games behind the was the Phils’ fifth consecutive Matlack (4-9). him.” purchased the New York ■double. Thomas then scored on Heise’s Montreal iStoneman 1-3) at slammed a double and John Chris Advances club can’t afford to lose is Bob Tyler had the Cougars New York Yankees, who took over the triumph. Bob Boone led off with a The umpire’s call did seem a Yankees from CBS. MacPahil. On the other hand, J Parla and Dave DelMastro had division lead by defeating Baltimore 2-1. single through third baseman Rico St. Loui.s I Gibson 6-6) Luzinski’s revival at the plate LONDON — Chris Evert of lone goal in the first period. Pitcher to Bat single and was forced by Larry little premature, and a poll of two hits each for the winners. One man still on the scene, the American League couldn't ’Thomas, who last performed in the ’Twilight with the old Petrocelli’s legs. Cincinnati iBillingham 9-3 or has had a chain reaction. The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., downed Also performing well for the Bowa,» Twitchell sacrificed. the press box—loaded with Tom Nevins did a good job in despite two tempting offers, is make a better choice to succeed Hamilton Standard entry, some five years ago, had his NEW YORK (AP) — Who was that designated hitter? Grimsley 6-51 at San Francisco rest of the Phillies began to hit. Sharon Walsh of San Rafael, Olympics were Ben Hennigan Then Cesar Tovar was hit by a Philadelphia writera-was 14-4 relief, holding the Barbers to Lee MacPhail, general Cronin. career interrupted when he broke his foot. That was no designated hittei^THAT was Cy Acosta. Bradley 5-5 Willie Montanez has hit safely Calif., 7-5, 6-1 to move into and Scott Perry. pitch. Terry Harmon, Willie that Harmon was out. one run in the final three manager of the American It will be interesting to see The Chicago White Sox player Wednesday became the Houston (Wilson 5-6) at San in eight straight and 13 of 17 fourth-f round play in the Lon Montanez and Luzinski followed Earlier the Phillies led 1-6 in frames. The losers made four League club since‘1966. what develops. At the moment, Diego (Arlin 24) at Pittsburgh June games; Del Unser in 14 of don Grass Courts Cham David Jo h n so n ’s fourth ’The muscular first baseman still holds the distinction of first pitcher to hit for himself in the American League’s with singles, each driving in a the fourth ^as Felix Millan fielding miscues. One of the positions MacPhail MacPahil appeared set and con Pirates Occupy (Walker 2-5), N the last 17 he played and Bob pionship, while Hie Nastase of period goal broke a 1-1 tie as the Year of the Designated Hitter. run that turned a 3-1 deficit into hitting the longest home run at Dillon Stadium. Thomas Atlanta 1 Morton 6-5) at Los singled and John Milner la c ^ a can have if he says yes is that of tent with the Yankees but don’t Chiefs shaded the Tornados, 2- “I didn’t realize he was the Boone in 13 of 17. a 4-3 lead. Romania gained the quarter belted a shot into the trees, which is now the south stands Angeles (Osteen 8-3), N one-out triple. Milner scored on ROOKIE president of the American count on him staying. Only one 1, in a Division D tilt last night first one when I sent him up,” IndianH-TiKers The excellent hitting, plus the The key play was a throw to finals by defeating South U Onlv pame^ scheduled a sacrifice fly. Wayne Garrett Mike Nightingale clouted five League when Joe Cronin retires man in the United States can at Illing.' Brian Harkins scored of the stadium. Also, he was one of the fastest base runners said Chicago Manager Chuck George Hendrick knocked in fine pitching of Ken Brett, third base by right fielder Rus Africa’s Ray Moore 6-0, 6-2. Division Cellar slammed his fifth home run for hits, including two home runs, this year. hold down the job of American the winners’ other goal. David in the loop. Tanner after the White Sox’ 8-3 the winning run with a single in Twitchell, lately Steve Carlton ty Staub, trying to get Harmon the final run. as the Cardinals trounced the “I don’t think that I would League prexy. It would be an Pesso netted the Tornados’ lone victory over the California the last of the ninth inning to NEW YORK (AP) — “At this time of the year, it doesn’t Braves, 33-12, last night at like the job,” MacPhail said Suit Filed honor as well as lifetime goal. Angels. power Cleveland over Detroit. last night at Yankee Stadium tenure. Thomas asked Moriarty Player-Manager Gene Johnson TONIGHT matter whether we are in first, last or Tifth place," kobertson. NEW YORK (AP) - The Acosta’s historic appearance Hendrick won Tuesday night’s j Major League ' before the club beat Baltimore ^if he could play as a pinch-hitter, Johnson replied, “sure 7:25 Yanks vs. Tigers, Pittsburgh Manager Bill Virdon was, saying. “The only Served Up Ruth^s Final Two Homers John Luby and Billy Hearn Ducks Hockey Club, owners of wa§ hardly worth it—he struck game for the Indians in exactly each had six hits for the Cards. and vaulted into first place in the Long Island Ducks of the ■ we could use your bat.” So Thomas adds more power to the WINF time that matters is the last day of the season.” “ ■-■Leaders---^. out. _ the same manner. 7:25 Red Sox vs. Orioles, Wesley Brown played a great the Eastern Division when Eastern Hockey League, haVe awesome Moriarty attack and can play first base in In the other American The Bucs, defending cham- pair ot runs-oatted-in Royiils-A’s WTIC on a A.MERICAN LEAGUE defensive game at first base. Boston edged Milwaukra. filed a 87.5 million antitrust BITUMINOUS N pions in the National League emergency situations. League games, the Cleveland Kurt Bevacqua delivered the single and a sacrifice fly by BATTING (125 at b a ts)- ‘Tve had a year in that type suit, alleging that jnajor and East, took occupancy of the Indians beat the Detroit Tigers winning run with a sacrifice fly Dave Winfield, the left fielder Blomberg. NY. .402; W.Horton, Bush Offers Advice: work and I’m pretty sure that I minor hockey leagues have con - Rich Riordan, according to the Twilight League office, 7-6; the New York Yankees in the 12th inning to give Kansas 'Williams Resigns b a se m e n t by lo sin g 5-3 selected earlier this month in Det. .370. Tennis would like to stay as a general spired since 1958 to monopolize DRIVEWAYS Wednesday night to the Chicago ■ will have to sit out one game for ‘pushing’ an umpire on a trimmed the Baltimore Orioles City its triumph over Oakland. 'DANBURY (AP) - William baseball’s free-agent draft. RUNS BATTED LONDON — Arthur Ashe of manager,” he added. The son of ice hockey. Cubs while the Philadelphia : disputed play at first base. Manager Johnson will sit the 2-1; the Boston Red Sox turned The A’s tied the game 4-4 with Williams announced today his Steve Arlin scattered nine IN—M ayberry, KC, 64; Richmond, Va., defeated Larry MacPhail, former The suit, filed Wednesday in Parking Areas •Gas Stations back the Milwaukee Brewers 3- Phillies were scrambling into Houston hits, one of them Doug Knock Down Aaron Yankee president, served in the two runs in the ninth on an RBI resignation as head basketball R.Jackson, Oak,-56. Australian Ross Case 7-5, 6-2 Manhattan Federal Court, also hard-hitting outfielder out Thursday against Vernon fifth place by edging the New 2 and the Texas Rangers double by Gene Tenace and a coach at Western Connecticut Rader’s eighth homer. HITS-Carew. Min. 77; Otis, and advanced to the third round commissioner’s ofice before claims the National Hockey • Basketball Courts Orioles. York Nfets 4-3. The Cubs SHANNON, Miss. (AP) — The man who pensed quickly with such utterances. blanked the Minnesota Twins 3- sacrifice fly by Joe Rudi. State College. KC. 76 of the London Grass Courts joing the Yankees. League, American, Central and retained their 4‘/2-game lead Dodgere-Bravc!! gave up Babe Ruth’s final two home runs “If Landis were the commissioner of 0. Williams, who has been coach Tennis Championships, while MacPahail is considereed by Western hockey leagues have Now Booking for Seasonai Work Hungers- Twi,ns over Montreal’s surprising Dave Lopes walked, Bill PITCHINv, 6 Decisions)— says present-day pitchers should think baseball now,” said Bush, who gave up for 11 years, said he is facing Chris Evert of Fort Lauder insiders one of the smartest and attempted to prevent the Ducks All Work Personally Suporvlied. We are 188% Insured Sonny Siebert hurled a six- Expos and dumped the Pirates Buckner singled, then Atlanta Colboiti- Mil 9-2. 818, 2.01; about only one thing when they face Hank Ruth’s final two homers on May 25,1935 in “too many major assignments, dale, Fla., easily beat Laurie best liked executives in from competing. hitter and Vic Harris tripled in 9‘/2 off the pace and half a game third baseman Darrell Evans Lee. Bsn H-2 HdO. 2 01. Aaron—if the Atlanta slugger is up against Pittsburgh, “he’d have this little matter all of which are important to Fleming of Fort Lauderdale 6- baseball today. In addition to The Ducks allege that two runs, pacing Texas over back of the Phillies. It was booted Steve Yeager's two-out STHIKI tH T!v--N Ryan. Cal, them seeking his 715th home run: knock cleared up in about one hour. the department and the 0, 6-1. the top job in the A.L., professional ice hockey is DeMAIO BROTHERS Minnesota. Pittsburgh’s 14th loss in the last grounder, giving the Dodgers 155. S -I ,,1. 114. him down., “I’m telling you that judge Landis would 1920 college.” MacPahil has also been in dominated by the NHL. CALL 643-7691 MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. -:- 18 games. their victory, which widened "If I was pitching and Aaron came up have marched those boys into his office, In "the National League's their West Division lead over N VI ION VI, LEAGUE needing one more homer to break Ruth’s d.euniformed them, and sent them on their Track and Field mark, I’d dust him off,” says 70-yearold merry way with a permanent suspension. other games, Cincinnati the Giants to three games. BATTI\i> 125 at bats)— Guy Bush. “Anything to get him out of the “They would never have seen the inside .HELSINKI — Ben Jipcho of downed San Francisco 7-5, Mon Mota I. V. .343; Torre. StL, Kenya set a world record in treal whipped St. Louis 5-1, San 339 game. He would know I’m not his friend.” of a major league park.” Bush commented after several National Bush was reminded he’d been accused winning the 3,000 meters Diego turned back Houston 6-2 HI Ns lU l’TED IN-Bench, steeplechase event in 8 minutes and Los Angeles beat Atlanta 6- Football Cl., 52 Feipuson. LA, 49. League pitchers said they would not mind over the years of throwing some fat ISnir Anof Rw^ntative giving up Aaron’s 715th home run, the one pitches to Ruth. 9.8 seconds at a national track 5 in 11 innings. NEW YORK — Quarterback HITS Bonds, SF, 92; neet. Fuentes. SF. 87. that would break Ruth'^s all-time home run He denied it. Rede-Giunte Don Gault, a free agent who record. played last year with Edmonton PirtHIN G (6 Decisions)— SAFETY CHECK Homers by Tony Perez and Bush had no kind words for those , Bush did admit, however,- instructing his bas a $2500b0DW for lobs yoifdl Hal King highlighted the Reds’ of the Canadian Football McAnallv, Mon, 5-. ,833, 2.86; pitchers, nor for baseball Commissioner League, has signed with the catcher to tell Ruth what was coming. He six-run outburst that sent the Parker, NY. 5-1. .833, 3.42. Bowie Kiuhn,.who warned the pitchers New York Jets of the National STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, said he wanted to challenge Ruth with his URIHIIIT We Check ‘ Giants down to their ninth loss they could be suspended for “helping” best fast ball. Football League. 99; Carlton. Phi, 99. pnMiably want anywaii 2 in the last 11 games. The Aaron. “It went right where I sail) it would,” •FRONT EN D homers countered clouts by “I’ve never heard anything like w hat. Bush says of the pitch Ruth hit for home SOLIQ-STATE Bobby Bonds and Tito Fuentes. these pitchers are saying,” Bush said. run No. 714. “And let me tell you-Babe/' IGNITION They’re technical •BALL JOINTS “It’s absolutely criminal. If this happens, caught it in the meat of the bat and sent it lobs. The kind you ... Take A Ride Before You Decide... KxpoH‘Carde Fred Stanfield Rarity I’ll be ashamed I ever played the game.” • DISC BRAKES •WHEEL BEARINGS The Expos reeled off their over two decks in old Forbes Field. It was Reports indicate it don’t learn overnight. Bush says Kuhn was too soft on the the longest ball I!d ever seen. ninth victory in the last 12 has proven virtually But If you qualify for In Role of Pro Athlete pitchers. He says longtime commissioner. “Ruth,” he says, “was just too much for •COMPL ^TE EXHAUST SYSTEMS TESTDMVEIUI games on the strength of John Judge Kenesaw . Landis, would have dis me.” 100% free of one, today’s Army Boccabella’s three-run homer MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Wednesday he’s happy to be ATID OF COURSE starting problems. will pay you a $2500 YOUR T IR E S in a four-run third-inning that — New Minnesota North Star moving to Minnesota and a bonus to learn lU keyed a 13-hit assault against center Fred Stanfield is ap growing hockey club. He has — Fast, Courteous Service — the Cardinals. parently a rarity among spent the past half dozen Dick Jauron Pondering OPEL professional athletes. seasons with the Boston Bruins. PudreH-.Aetroe Plainville A rm o r an d A rtille ry l^ io c ia U s ts j Stanfield, who has played in “It was a good time for me to The Padres, halting their the Stanley Cup Playoffs six Three Possible Routes After you’ve completed advanced SPEC IA L OF THE W EEK TODAY! losing skid at 10 games, got a make the move if I was going to Stadium DECIDE FOR YOURSELF consecutive years, said move," Stanfield said. “I’m not NEW HAVEN (AP) - Dick equally.” Sat SSHTJune nt. training,- usually in about four worried about Minnesota. I Jauron, just out of Yale after Carmen Cozza, Yale’s head 23 months, you'll be paid the $2500 in GOODYEAR ALL WEATHER IV IKPMOFffTKnMMBIUKTUTM leaving his mark as both a (No Roll) DUO) knew some of the players and football coach, said Wednesday cash as a bonus. And you'll have a j . SIZ E S they were all happy with the baseball and football star, is 775414 (F78-14) he believed fobtball was AUTO RACES job you can take pride in doing. plus $2.09 lo pondering three possible routes 7.75x15 (F78-15) $2.30 Fed. Ex S7 IN STOCK area and organization.” Jauron's better sport, but "he The bonus is also available for Tax per tire, STILL AVAILABU AT THE Stanfield, who was in into the professional sports has some concern about regular 4 year enlistments in Armor, 8.25x14 (G78-14) 4 *74 depending on size Minneapolis looking for a world. " whether he’s big enough for pro 8.25x15 (Q78-15) Artillery or Infantry. and old liras. house, said the North Stars He is one of the few college football:” ^500 Toir™ Besides the bonus, you receive all OLDHUgS! have improved from an expan athletes who have a chance to . The 6-foot-l, 190 pounder 4 7262E sion team into a club that can choose between offers from other Army benefits including star Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30 • from Swampscott, Mass., holds See the full line of We h o n o r Beat Dm AnticipatH frict Increase beat any given team at any more than one major sport 14 Yale football records and Lap Miehty ting pay of $307.20 a month before Thurs, Fri. 8-8* Sat. 8-1 Because of the Dollar Devataatin! time. In football, the Detroit Lions survived his college career as a Modified Heat Lawn-Boy mowers deductions, free medical and dental 4, ..'Vz- “My career is not for star of the National Football League running bqck without major in Radarand care, and 30 days paid vacation and the Montreal Alouettes of •1*51 SH O P... THEN STOP AT dom,” he added. “The North jury. Lap Daring " Wt Swvk* Wlut Wt s«ir every year. Stars have a well-balanced club the Canadian Football League Cozza said he was more con Novice Heats Elactronlca Assignments are -guaranteed in ARCO 0 that doesn't depend on one or are interested in him. cerned about whether Jauron COVENTRY SpOAfj Connmniteattons writing as well as training programs, two players to get the job In baseball, the St. Louis Car has the talent to break into big- Adm: $3.50 & POWER EQUIPMENT BEFORE ENLISTMENT S&SBUICK done." '• dinals chose him in the recent league baseball. 6 to 12 Yrs. 99c RT 44A M«adow Brook Ptazi Stanfield. 29. said the Stars draft. “He’s got quick hands-that’s Undar 0 Yrs. FREE MANCHESTER TIREJNC. rutw EngUuti’1 fosJM t OroieiAf extended his contract two years lfUllE$T,IUIICE$Tttieie[m.)l4MS71 “The most important thing is his biggest asset-and lie hit From Htfd. take 84 ExH 34 Hra. 9^ M & Thur 8 PM TODAYS ARMY WANTS TO iOHI YOU at the same pay he earned at what will benefit me,” Jauron well this year,” Cozza said. 295 BROAD ST./MANCHESTER 643-1161 ( te v a o H U i a »*»u » , N«x*t« Coming Hurricane Holi S a t 5 PM 742-6103 Call Sgt. Clifford CalvarlBy at 643-9462 for Information. Jm i I Mlm:.i 1r.m Ow»bwwiiH.cHs>» Boston. He will have a six-year said during a recent return visit "But he doesn't have a major Drivers Thurs. 8 P.M. contract with the Stars. 559 Main St. Manchester to Yale. “Money is also impor league arm. He could play se- June 28th R fN lA L S tant, but I love both sports -cond base, though.” PAGE TWENTY^OUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thure., June 21, 1973
B a s e b a ll Wimbledon Boycott F a S f — Effective. The “ Action Marketplace” L o ca l Herald Classified Ads • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Continues to Grow \ (15 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers • Fast Results LONDON (AP) — Even when 1 D a y ...... 8c per word per day Wimbledon is being boycotted, it’s an ill Nastase is a member of ATP and had pledged to join in the boycott if Pilic was 3 D a ys...... ,. 7c per word per day wind that blows nobody any good. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR not allowed to play. But the Romanian 'TbN IG H rS GAMES 6 D ays...... 6c per word per day IlUe Nastase of Romania suddenly has CLASSIFIED ADVER’TISEMEN'TS become an overwhelming favorite to win National Tennis Association telephoned Parkade vs, Shakey's, 6 26 D ays...... 5c per word per day the world’s most coveted tennis title. And Nastase Wednesday and gave him orders. Nebo 1'2:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION “I shall play,” he said. Happy A d s ...... ’$1.50 inch a bunch of players who were rated out Liggett vs. Silk City, 6 West Deadline for Saturday and Monday Connors, a surprise quarter-finalist at Side siders a week ago could be listed among is 12:IX) Noon Friday the seeded places. Wimbledon last year, is not a member of Groman's .vs. Army & PHONE 643-2711 ATP. Jimmy Connors of Belleville, 111., Navy, 6 Illing Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 Alexander Metreveli of Russia, even 17- ”It looks like a big chance for me,” Con HERALD Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 year-old Swedish teen-ager Bjorn Borg nors S£iid as he strolled around Queen’s ALUMINI Club with his constant companion, Chris PLEASE READ HONDA 1966,*.CA160cc, $150. could be among the top seeds when the Mari-Maids scored single BOX LEHERS Call 649-0993, 5-7 p.m. MORTGAGES, loans first se Evert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. runs over the final two frames cond, third. All kinds. Realty HAPPY ADS postponed draw is made Friday. F b r Your YOUR AD Plans for Wimbledon, which starts Mon Chris laughed off suggestions of a to defeat R&S American, 2-1, at 1972 BSA Thunderbolt, best statewide. Credit rating un boycott by women playera who think they Mt. Nebo. Tom Amoto singled Information offer. Phone after 5:30 p.m., necessary. Reasonable. Con- day, were wrecked when the militant Classified or "Want Ads” fidential, quick arrangements. CALL 643.2711 Association of Tennis Professionals called should get a bigger share of the prize home the winning tally. THE HERALD will not 649-2573. money. are taken over the phone as a Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. on its members to walk out in sympathy For the losers. Bob H^ley disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser “Nothing could stop me from playing,” Services Ottered 12 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart with Nikki Pilic, the suspended Yugosla had two of his clubs four hits. advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST ford. Evenings, 233-6879. M anchester the 18-year-old American said. vian. Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and The women’s boycott has not gone SHARPENING Service - ALUMNI JUNIORS ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Evening fwther than the talking stage. Few think it Saws, knives, axes, shears, More than 30 men had joined the Manchester State Bank identity can follow this for the next insertion. The skates, rotary blades. Quick mortgages — interim financing will materialize. procedure; — expedient and confidential walkout Wednesday night and the number blanked Burger King, 11)4, at Herald is responsible for only service. Capitol Equipment H erald M argaret Court of Australia, who the West Side Oval as Wayne service. J. ’D. Real Estate is expected to grow to 70 or 75. Enclose your reply to the ONE incorrect or omitted Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. Assoc. 643-5129. already has won the Australian and Ostrout tossed a ;ne-hitter. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Stan Smith of Pasadena, Calif., who beat box in an envelope — address insertion for any advertise French titles and is going for the Grand Ostrout also had three hits 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Nastase in the 1972 Wimbledon final, had to the G assifi^. Manager, ment and then only to the ex SECOND Mortgages — residen Slam, pulled out of the Queen’s Club tour while Ray Gliha, Frank 7958. Congratulations of gone. So had Australia’s John Newcombe, Manchester Evening Herald, tent of a “make good” tial, commercial, industrial to ... SeiMon* nament Wednesday with a back strain. Livingston and Bill Finnegan Your Graduation three-time winner of the title, veteran together with a memo listing insertion. Errors which do not consolidate bills, business “I am seeing a specialist today and I collected two hingles each. SHARPENING Service - Steel m ay hava M ot yow RICK M. campaigner Ken Rosewall of Australia the companies you do NOT lessen the value of the expansion, alleviate cash just hope I will be fit for Wimbledon,” said Tom Boland had the losers and carbide, all types saws, problems. Jan Brennan a b a p p y a d i Love, 5^ and Arthur Ashe of Richmond, Va. want to see your letter. Your advertisement will not be cor home and garden tools. Blish 2 Mrs. Court. Of the 16 original seeds, only Nastase only base knock. Bob Mumford rected by “make good” Hardware, 643-4121. Associates Mortgage Company, Mom and All She is the No. 1 seed with defending letter will be destroyed if the 528-7500. and Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia were struck out seven batter in a insertion. champion Billie Jehn King of Long Beach, losing effort. advertiser is one you’ve left. mentioned. If not it will be LOAM, gravel and fill for sale, WE Have Money! Call us. Se Calif., No. 2. excavating, septic and drainage I THANK YOU handled in the usual manner. cond mortgages arranged Happiness Is... Mike Presti struck out 10 643-2711 work. Phone 643-7172 or 742- I My sincere thanks and 9477. quickly. Mortgage Lending Seeing the tiny baby you batters and Mike Jordan Agency, Hartford, 522-4221, ^^appreciation to the un- Lost and Found 1 Autos For Sale adopted graduate from Looking Back at the Local Sports Scene cracked two homer as Fire & evenings, Hartford, 523-5154. gi known gentleman who High School and blossom f Police topped Manchester ODD jobs, landscaping, 3:53.3 Mile Clocking LOST — June 15th at senior household repairs, carpentry. ggave me first aid last Seventy years ago the Pierce A. C. reigned as Alley, Vennart. Center, Carney, Johnson, Savings, 16-3, at Illing. Jeff 1%9 OLDSMOBILE 98, Four- Business Opportunity 28 Into a lovely young lady. | prom, 1973 MHS class ring, in door hardtop. All power, air- Call 649-4594. 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BETSY I knejv I had him after three the AAU title Saturday with a Arizona State’s 'Maurice Jockey Killed James Street. Answers to 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu, 2- I The woman In the throw of 211-11, pulled a groin Alexander Hamilton, when he PACKAGE Store —- Ideal one- Mom and Dad laps,” exulted Dave Wottle, Peoples in the 440. But Peoples, door hardtop, 350 cubic inch, 4- POWER MOWERS, hand (& 1Y73 br NEA, Inc. I:-: green car muscle while hurdling in prac VALLEJO, Calif. - Jack feels like it, 647-1563. man set-up. Frechette & Mar victor over Steve Prefon- te NCAA and AAU champion, speed transmission, power mowers repaired, pick-up and tin, Realtors, 647-9993. taine Wednesday night in S tice Tuesday. didn’t arrive. Brown won the Robinson, 46, a jockey for steering, power disc brakes, delivery. Prompt-Reliable- 'There's a gentleman to see you about the Subject of Happy 51st Anniversary Bourassa Out World record holder Jay almost thirty years, was killed NOTICE is hereby given that excellent condition. Asking $2,- Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. ••••••(••••••••••••••••••••a sizzling mile clocked at three-man event in 45.7. our next special issue." BILL and EDNA Slow Pitch Silvester won the discus with a in a spill during a quarter-horse Optional Share Book No. 6647, 000. Call after 6 p.m., 8725837. Musicel-Dremetics 30 Happy Birthday 3:53.3. throw of 202-9. Olympian Uim race at Solano County Fair. issued by The Manchester TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving MAMMA KEATING Savings and Loan Association, TRIAL guitar course. Twelve Another Olympic gold medal Vollmer, formerly of Oregon 1970 O PEL GT, 4-speed, large appliances, cleaning The Best Mom and Dad winner. Rod Milbum, equaled Orioles Host Incorporated, has been lost and excellent condition. Best offer, cellars, attics. Also will buy weeks summer course for in the World. Of Heritage State, took second at 202-3. application has been made to beginners only. Rental guitars The World's Most his own world record in the 120- 643-2350 or 649-0749. and sell used furniture. 644- Painting-Papering 13 Building-Contracting 14 We love you both Jon Anderson of the Oregon MB^s Tonight said Association for payment of 1775. available. Lessons on organ, .yard high hurdles at 13.0 so very much Softball SOUTHBUR^ (AP) — At the last minute, the 1972 Track Club and Mike Keogh of the amount of deposit. 1970 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4- DONALD E. Tarca - BIDWELL Home Improvement piano, drums for beginners and Wonderful Mother seconds. No one was within 10 Manhattan were dead even with Pace-setting Moriarty LAND clearing, light paperhanging and painting. Co. Expert installation of adults. Call Mr. (Jiejarz 649- From All In The Family, Ladies Professional Golf Association Rookie of the Year, yards at the finish. door sedan, standard transmis 300 yards to go in the three- Brothers will be eyeing win No. sion, has rebuilt motor $900 or landscaping, old buildings and Free estimates. Call 646-6812. aluminum siding, gutters and 3057. Or stop in at Meyers Ray, Priscilla, Mike, Jocelyn Bourassa, has withdrawn from the third annual How fast could he have gone? 7 tonight as they tangle with ______* ■ trims. Roofing installation and Piano, 111 Center Street, TONIGHT’S GAMES mile. ’Then Keogh spurted away Peraonals-Announcements 2 best offer. Call 646-5479 junk removed, driveways Laura, Pat, Bob, Gegl, Kilburn also had four hits. A1 Heritage Village Open which begins Friday. “I know it would have been un and won in 13:27.6, with Rick cellar-dwelling Vernon Orioles anytime. resurfaced and sealed, pain T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Manchester. Love, Wilbanks vs. Armory, 6:15 The bouncy French-Canadian PepI, and your Pierce and Wes Barrett added der 13.0,” said Milbum, the Riley pouring it on down the at Henry Park at six. WANTED - Ride to Pratt & ting. 646-8514. Interior-exterior painting. Bev and Arnie Fitzgerald from Quebec, Who last year was beautiful big Great three base knocks apiece. told a reporter that she won’t NCAA champion from Southern stretch to take second. Riley, Steve McCusker will hurl for Whitney Aircraft to Gate 2, 1940 FORD Super Deluxe con Reasonable rates. Swirled HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Help Wanted 35 Groman's vs. Gorman, 7:30 named female athlete of the ceilings our specialty. Call 643- roofing, storm windows, aw Grandson, Jason For the losers. Bob Persons let a second-place finish University. formerly of Washington State, the locals while Russ Bilodeau, First shift. 649-2745. vertible, a rare model. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Fitzgerald year in Canada and who last (Completely restored including lawns mowed, trees cut and 1949. nings. Quality .workmanship, MACHINIST wanted - homered and had two singles, threaten her play. The performances of Wottle was clocked in 13:29.6. Ander who preformed at Manchester Dillon vs. Lynch, 8:4S while three safeties by Harry weekend won her first LPGA and Milbum were the highlights MALE, over 21, for adult motor. Call 649-5057. removed. Cellars and attics free estimates. Fully insured. Bridgeport work, experienced Congratulations Happy Birthday “Finishing second doesn’t son, the Boston Marathon Community College this spring, 872-9187 , 649-3417. J Fitzgerald tournament, failed to show for leadership, July 15th to July cleaned. Free estimates. Call INSIDE-Outside painting, only. Overtime and paid in to the Ooms and Rich Blauvelt. hurt my game any. It really im in a nearly impromptu track winner, was third in 13:32. will probably be the Orioles’ 643-6000. MATTHEW Telephone vs. Dean, 6:15 the Pro-Am competition 21st, Lake of Isles, BSA. Salary. 1964 CHEVROLET Nova, ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. surance. Penobscot Tool and proves my desire to play good and field meet attended by 12,- Benny Brown of UCLA came pitcher. Fully insured. Estimates given. ROOFING — Specializing GRADUATE The Spaghetti-0 Kid Robertson Wednesday. Call Ray Dawson, 643-0026, Michelin tires, good running Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. » CANDLELIGHT in the next tournament.” 000 delighted fans. ’The meet evenings. condition, economical and Call 649-7863. repairing roofs, new roofs, Route 15. Exit 99. 875-8083. PATTI SOBISKI Love, Dorn’s Boys vs. Dick’s, 8:45 Manchester State Bank She telephoned tournament The five-foot-three Mrs. was pulled together during the reliable transportation, $175 or gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Grandma and Grandpa Nebo I stopped a late Willie’s Steak officials Wednesday and for Rankin, who said she started past three weeks to raise funds FOR TIALE — M anchester best offer, 643-6241. PAINTING and paper hanging, and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs JANITORS — Experienced, Many years of Annulli vs. HNB, 6:15 Nebo House rally to post a 14-13 win mally withdrew from the to restore the west grandstands r.: H a hurry ■ final days or this sale silver commemorative medal, CERAMIC commercial and residential. experience. Free estimates. part-time days, evenings, slowly this year but has been happiness and success. Congratulations Seventy-two’s vs. Vittner’s, at Mt. Nebo. John Walsh ProAm and the Heritage “playing very well in the last at Hayward Field, where the 643-8973. 1966 DODGE Coronet, 500, Free estimates. Call 644-0642. Howley, 643-5361, Manchester area. Call 643-5691, 7:30 Nebo slammed a homer and rapped Village Open. University of Oregon has power steering, automatic, TILE 3-6 p.m. DONNA . two months,” finished second POSITIVELY O n e Call WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — Luv, Pizza vs. Lock Stock, 6:15 three singles. Jon Schneider No reason for her withdrawl developed so many distance ••••••••••••• vinyl top, clean. $450. Phone J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom twice in the last three tourneys Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird You finally made It. U ENDS 649-6348. D o ealtA III decorating, interior and MACHINISTS - We have the Keeney added three base hits. was made public. and won two titles this year, the mnners. Peptermint Patti. Jeff ^SWIMMING POOL SALE We specialize in ceramic tile, exterior, paper hanging. Fully Roofing, storm windows and following openings — lathe, Love, Moriarty vs. WINF, 6:15 Willie’s Don Nowak stroked Miss Bourassa, 26, won the Lady Carling and the Raleigh Wottle and Prefontaine leave JUNE 25TH and Jeff's Mom 1967 CHEVELLE SS 396, 4 on slate, flagstone and quarry insured. 649-9658. doors, and gutters. Aluminum Bridgeport, vertical turret Bev and Roy Illing four bingles while John $10,000 first prize last weekend Classic. for Europe this month for a NEED CAR? Credit bad? awnings. 643-9444 , 688-4849. the floor, many extras. Must tile. For complete bathroom lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy Goodrow banged three singles. in Montreal’s La Canadienne The 54-hole, three-day summer’s campaign against ALUMINUM POOL PAKS WITH DFfKS Bankrimt? Repossessed? sell. Call 875-9081. GRAD students available for Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, Honest Douglas accepts lowest remodeling, we’ll handle all CHARTER OAK tournament, played just 75 Heritage Open carries a $30,0(K) ’ Europe’s best. painting, 4 years experience, ROSSI Roofing, siding, Manchester, 649-0000. Congratulations / a l u m i n u m p o o l p a k ^ down, smallest payments. carpentry, plumbing and tile Mike Zotta tagged a homer REC miles from her native purse, the highest ever for the Skip Kent of Wisconsin, who 32’x1S' ODOVAL CHEVROLET Impala, 1969, 4- fully insured. Free estimates. chimneys, gutters. Free es Congratulations WITHOUT DKKS Douglas Motors, 345 Main. work. Expert workmanship DONALD and two singles i to pace Scoring in the first six in Shewanigan. three-vear-old event. won the 880 collegiate title in OR door hardtop, vinyl roof and in Call our competitors and then timates, fully insured.^ays, TOV i)EMNSTRAT t)i and reasonable rates. call us, 649-7034. evenings, 529-8056,'^aul 0 6 Love, SLACK JACK Wholesale Tire to a 10-6 nings, CB&T trounced the But she had to gd three extra 1:47.2, ran a lifetime best of 24 FOOT ROUND 1 8 'x 4 ‘ PAK ‘ 3 5 5 1971 DATSUN 510 wagon, stan terior, powerglide, power start now with the best—and holes for the sudden death win steering, power brakes, clean, Cosgrove, 643-5364. Mom, Dad, Cheryl, You know whyJ triumph over Allied last night Town, 20-10, at Nebo. Frank All-time LPGA money- 1:56.4 in winning that event. 24'ii4‘ PAK dard transmission, radio, Call Mandevllle MAKE THE MOST! Generous N ‘4 5 4 over Judy Rankin and Sandra one owner, $1,395 or best offer. HOUSE Painters — Insured, Elaine and your honey at Fitzgeraid. Cal Coolidge also Dinucci led the offense with winner Kathy Whitworth once Randy Williams, Olympic $ extra tires and rims. Excellent 643-9678 experienced college students, G&K ROOFING and siding. 25% commission - plus 20% to Haynie, both of whom will be at 24’x12’x4’PAK ‘5 5 4 646-4762. had three singles. .) four hits followed by three hits called the Heritage course a gold medalist from Southern 1044 condition. 1-429-0325. good references. For free es Aluminum and vinyl siding. hostesses. You run the parties Heritage Village Friday. ,30'x 15 x 4 'PAK ‘7 9 7 Billy Morgan and Fred eaqh from Charlie Bassos, “thinking course. . . which puts California, lost to UCLA’s 1965 CHRYSLER Newport, all timate, Frank or Pete, 875-0894. Built-up roofs, specializing in - we do the paperwork, You Made It Dykins each collected three Steve Huepper and Harry Mrs. Rankin is the defending 1967 CHEVROLET Impala Happy 4th Birthday emphasis on control instead of James McAlister in the long COMPLETE; POOL • HP IIITE K • 4LUM. U D D E I power, new ti7es, good small jobs. Fully insured. All delivering, etc. Congratulations! base knocks. Hurley. Tom Sokolowsky champion of the Southbury jump. McAlister leaped 26 feet sedan, 283, completely rebuilt HOUSE Painting — Exterior, work fully guaranteed. Free es MATT power.” It’s well-kept with transportation, $300. Calf 649- CUSTOM mpde draperies, very AMERICAN HOME hom er^. tournament over the 6,372-yard, THE MARK 6 SERIES POOL PAKS with many extras. Excellent 3127 after 6. two college students, timates, 646-2168. NANCY smooth greens, she said. 71^ inches. Williams was se conditon 742-8015. reasonable. Guaranteed work. TOY PARTIES, Inc. Love, SILK CITY The Town’s Bruce Thieling par 73 Heritage Village course. She’ll be trying to better her cond at 26-1%. experienced painters. Free es * Love, 24’x4' ROUND Call anytime,' 649-^66. timates. Phone 646-3414 or after GUTTERS and roof repaired _ 875.1332 Mommy and Brian Moriarty Brothers turned contributed three base hits. Mrs. Rankin was at the 1972 Heritage performance Oregon’s Mac Wilkins never 1963 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- Mom, Dad, Sue POOL PAK 18’x4'PAK ‘310 1968 CHEVELLE, 327, 4-speed, 5:30, 643-0030. Special rates for • and replaced. Excellent back Fogarty Brothers, 11-6, in Wethersfield Country Club for a when she tied for sixth place got a chance to go after Randy door hardtop, V8, excellent run EDWARD Machie — 643-0339, many extras. Best offer Phone ning condition, low mileage, senior citizens. workmanship. Reasonable the middle game at Fitzgerald. EASTERN women’s clinic this week and with Sue Berning. Matson’s collegiate record in 643-2097. Specializing in pruning trees NURSE’S Aides, wanted for — - — ■> reasonable. 649-5835. prices. Free estimates, 646- Help Wanted Craig Jordan and Kent Smith Bob & Marie’s Pizza won by 30'x1S'x4‘ PAK ‘630 and shrubs, new lawns, ’turf 1399. full-time on all shifts. Salmon 35 Help Wanted 35 lawns, flower beds and rubbish Building-Contracting 14 both had three hits. Pitcher forfeit over the Manchester 1968 VOLKSWAGEN station Trucks-Tractor 5 • ••••••••••••.••••••••••••to * Brook (^nvalescent Home, off * 3 8 r wagon* luggage rack, excellent removal. Call after 6. RN WANTED for full-time on 7 John Quaglia hurled a seven- JC’s last night at Mt. Nebo. 16'xl2‘x4'PAK ‘675 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Heating-Plumbing 7 7 House,' Street, Glastonbury. TYPING at home. Must be good hitter. running condition. Good deal. — Apply to Director of Nursing, a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m .,to typist and live in Manchester, L ______J 1961 CHEVROLET truck, con Remodeling, repairing, ad 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of Fogarty’s Harry Roy and COMniTE: rool • _^Ona-plece cuthkm^repe The SIERRA CEILING and ceramic tile knocks apiece. completely naltlesa. HeeUto-toe alr-cuahloned inneraole. Neoimne eoie and heeT FILTERS. Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- work. Steps, dormers. Residen vice. 24-hour service. No job too Excellent starting salary, FORD Fairlane sports coupe, 1126. specialist. Rejiaired and small. Free estimates. 643-7024. DRIVER and stock man, with fringe benefits and pay. 1965, 289 cubic inch, automatic, remodeled. No job too small. tial or commercial. Call 649- □ass II license, for plumbing fringe benefits. Call 569-1330, «9L______X Mr. Centini for appointment. Miller on Cloud Nine /- bucket seats, mags, 4 brand EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Phone 649-8735. and heating supplies. Call 649- PRESSURE BLAST Where else can you find % ( new tires, recent tune-up, very makes, models and speeds. 4563 for appointment. clean and dependable, $400. Call STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, R E. GOWER — Finish carpen Electrical 18 MFa CO., INC. 10’>7' S 8 9 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad As Akron Golf Starts all ihese features? 10«tO' S 99 649-8474 between 6:30-7:30 p.m. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- fireplaces, flagstone terraces, EXPERIENCED waitress, SALESWOMAN 41 Chapel Street concrete repairs, inside and ditions, garages, porches, any MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. mature, reliable, for food and Permanent fulMime position for AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Johnny LAWN BUILDINGS 2098. Mancheeler, Conn. While the bulk of his money • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- POOL CHEMICALS SLEEPING BAGS CROQUET SETS 1967 PLYMOUTH Satellite, 4- outside. Reasonably priced. type remodeling. 646-2087. Electrical repairs, additions, liquor service. Evenings and mature woman, In Children's wear. Miller shook his floppy blond The ALUMINAIRE alterations. Small job Apply in person. V'-' :•, • - should come from personal door se d an , 318 en g in e, 643-0851. weekends. Apply in person. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487 soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job MOTORCYCLE insurance, ------:------k------J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish specialist. Free estimates. hair and there was a faraway appearances, from increased automatic, power steering, 59,- come to us for good rates. Just Casa Nova Restaurant, Route Between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., ' 'i’’ ■ -i • look in his blue eyes. rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil REWEAVING burns, moth carpentry, rec rooms, Master CTiarge, 643-8832., 83 Talcottville. Do not calL MARI-MAO’S • ■* exhibition fees and a flock of 000 miles, mint condition. 5 minutes of your time. Call 691 Main St.. Manchester Weekdaya “I’m still someplace else,” resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort* helps. Zippers repaired. Win remodeling, kitchens, expensive endorsements, he’s Asking $675. 643-9708, 647-1908. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty bathrooms, formica work, the soft-spoken, 26-year-old Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • dow shades,, Venetian blinds. EXPERIENCED form man for .v-.y ■ .. . already nailed down much or Louise. 643-1577. ceilings. 649-9658. j-v' ’ 'i 'V U.S. Open Golf champion said Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable 1970 BUICK LaSabre, four-door Keys made. TV for rent. Flooring 19 concrete foundation work, more than the $35,000 first prize .V -'i'''‘K'.' before teeing off today in the hardtop, custom. Air- 1966 BSA Victor. Call 649-6940 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. year’round, (Duraform ‘'Wit' I ,> ! ‘ with shots at the prizes in WILL build new homes, ad Panels). 875-1103. first round of the $160,000 SHOE *19.95 BOOT *21.95 REPLACEMENT GYM SETS REPLACEMENT LAWN BUILDINGS conditioning, automatic after 5 p.m. ditions, dormers, recreation FLOOR SANDING and MANCHESTER CARADE CO., WC. several other tourneys. transmission, white, black CONCRETE W ork-- foun Refinishing, (specializing in American Golf Classic. LINERS LADDERS The COUNTRY $Q{UIRE rooms, repairs and kitchens. 27 Hilliard St. 848-1331 Although he’s due for a let vinyl top. Price $2,295. Boland 650 TRIUMPH Bonneville, dations, floors, steps, patios, older floors). Inside and outside Some promoters figure that— sidewalks. Big or little jobs.. Free estimates. Tobias Carpen down after the excitement of Motors, Inc., 369 Center Street, completely chopped. Must be try Service, 643-5769. painting. Jdhn Verfaille, 646- Has an opening for a man with lathe for the right m an-a U.S. Open his Open triumph, he ranks as 643-6320. seen. Phone 643-0819 before 2 Free estimates. ,875-3827, 5750, 872-2222. SALESWOMAN WANTED victory could be as much as a j *with thn M< ------______Richard Caron. Experience not necessary. and milling experience. one of the prime attractions in REBAL MEN’S p.m. RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 million dollars. this 72-hole race for a $32,000 "TMC counBt uurs srosr 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, good con Evenings 7 P.M. to Midnight. e GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS S118 And Miller could be that man. first prize. MANCHESTER dition, $625, 643-7938. HONDA 350 Chopper, 12” ROOFING and roof repairing, MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 3 Nights a week. Apply In e LIBERAL BENEFITS He is very photogenic, and WETHERSFIELD ENFIELD extended front end, custom Painting-Papering 13 Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707, person. e NO LAY-OFF 1969 OLDSMOBILE 88. Delta paint and seat, highway bars, comes across as the kid-next- Other leading contenders in 901-907 MAM STKET MANCHESTER Delivery - / e 45-hour w ork week door type.. He doesn’t smoke the field of 99 include Jack e«W MOMMY IMMOOM MUMMY tiM M M ( 1260 Silas Deane Hwy (Rte 99) 642 Enfield St. (Rte 5) Royale, green, 2-door hardtop. new battery and clutch, runs RICHARD E. Martin. Full Light trucking and package I MISTER DONUT YIMMMY NMMY OHM YiM YJ«. Very clean, $1,695. Boland excellent, $695 or best offer. professional painting service. ^ Apply onlyM you are willing to work en^ grow with a a n d h e doesn’t drink—not even Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf and Last Ci-nn jc it off I-y i KHPSMUNGt- delivery. Refrigerators, 255 W. MhhHa Tphe. MON.-FRI. 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. Exit 24 off 1-91 Motors, Inc., 369 Center Sreet, Call 649-8474 between 6:30-7:30 Interior - exterior. Free es young progressive company. ^ coffee. Arnold Palmer. SAT. 9 A.M. - 7 P.M.. SUN. 10 A M - 7 P.M . Milford, Trumbull. Springfiwid. WoHingfordf Southington MEPIWIT washers and stoves, moving M anchester 64$4S20. p.m. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. specialty, 649-0752. )
.--Vlx PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 21, 1973 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Apartment For Rent 63 Apartmente For Rent r 63- Mualneaa Locatlona- Bualneaa Property- MMCHESTER EVEmwC HERALD. C»m , H u n .. 21. m - PAGE TWENTV^EVEN ^For Rent t Houaea For Sale 72 CLERK-Typist, mature person, FACTORY openings now 67 For Sale - 71 Houaea For Sale handle m ^icare billing and DON'WANNA AVAILABLE immediately. Houaea For Sale 72 SUMMER HELP available for the following: B A T M f VILLAGER keep stsftistical records, Two female inspectors, no Pleasant three and four room EAST Center St; — Office ManchMter $33,500. SPACIOUS new Colonial, Wanted for light assembly proficient typist, 35-hour week. experience necessary, we will apartments, heat, hot water, building, originally set-up for offered by original owner, 7% appliances, carpeting, air- work. Rotating shifts, 7- Call 872-91M, Rockville F^blic train you. Good wages, com APARTMENTS Cojnvenient dental office. Waiting room, rooms, 3 bedrooms, large fami ARCMTECTURALLY Health Nursing Association. W m v ARE klOS conditioner. Lease, security. 2:30 p.m. and 2:30-10 p.m. pany paid fringe benefits, and Five-room, ^bed^oom town receptionist room, two ly room, carpeting, fireplace, CREATED r plenty of overtime. .Growing ALLERGIC TO $175 - $195. 649-3978. 643-6165. operating rooms, spare room, deck. One acre lot, stream, BOOKKEEPER-Full-charge, ' house, Vall-to-wall carpeting, An architect created this un division of a major company. W A T E R ALL fireplace, 2 air conditioners, three labs, half-bath, parking trees. Excellent neighborhood. Apply in person. East Hartford office. |135. Fee Apply directly at Electrocal, WINTER LONG? LANDLORDS: We supply D ow ntow n plus three room apartment on Priced to sell, 646-3598. iquely designed Ranch in one paid. Excellent hours, good Glendale Rd., South Windsor. appliances,/heat and hot screened qualified tenants for second floor, $50,000. Philbrick of Manchester’s finest benefits. Call Walt, 646-8150, water, m tiled baths, washer your vacancies at no cost or Agency, Realtors, 6464200. KAGE CO. obligation to you. Homefinders. OFFICE THREE acres, 3room Ranch, neighborhoods. ’This home is Bailey Employment Service. PART-TIME retail sales, after- . and dryer hookup, patio. No two baths, two fireplaces, gar 91 Elm Street Extension pets. 527-5448. situated on two wooded noons. Model railroad Houaea For Sale 72 ages, Florida room. Hutchins lots . . . it’s that large. M anchester EXECUTIVE Secretary - experience necessary. 6464)610. Agency, 6435324. Need good skills, plus math ap Call 649-7620 CENTER /(Street — 4%-room Main Street loca MANCHESTER - New on Beautiful professional titude, 4-day week. No Fridays, FULL-TIME woman needed for townhouse, 1% baths, all tion ideal for at market, 6-room immaculate landscaping and incom I SHEET metal mechanic 3150. Fee paid. Call Sharon, 646- cutting and marking fabrics. B u t C O M E BUT rrte TIME BAW f I appliances, carpeting, two air- torney or small Cape, stone wall around lovely parable appointments. • capable of layout and cutting 8150, Bailey Employment Ser For information call Miss p ' = 1 ^ conditioners, heat and hot treed lot, new 3-zone oil heat, DUPLEX Owners are moving to vice. SUMMER- FOR SUPPER.'. OOirW ANNA _ iNClHESTER - BOLTON water, storage. $210. By ap business. I commercial and residential Coburn, 646-1000. town-line, one-bedroom apart convenient location. Bel Air 6 A 6 Florida. It is the only reason • duct work. New England ^G ETO U T.' pointment, Charles Ponticelfi, Real Estate, 643-9332. they woifld leave this outstan ment, first floor, heart, hot 649-9644, 6464)800. Reasonable ren Just listed this 64 duplex, 2 ; Mechanical Services, Inc., 649- STATISTICAL Typist for small PERMANENT position open water, stove, refrigerator, 3 or 4 bedroom CAPE home with 1Vi batKs, furnaces. Presently good in ding home. Call. ; 0540. office. Salary to $145. Fee paid. ■for receptionist with strong n iii tal includes heat. MANCHEISTER — 6-bedroom fireplaced Hvlng room, paneled laundry room with parking. Ideal for couple, or MANCHESTER— New one and come. Needs cleaning up Call Betty Jane, 646-8150, typing and filing ability. Call single. $140 monthly. Phone 649- Call Mr. Dwyer. Colonial, 2 baths, aluminum sink In lower level, detached garage, enclosed back ' BOOKKEEPER in small shop, Bailey Employment Service. Miss Cobum, 646-1000. 2871. two-bedroom townhouses, full siding, 2-car garage, formerly a some. Worth checking out for WARREN L HOWLAND ^ experienced or willing to learn, ... 1 private basement and en tourist home, located in porch, treed lot, privacy hedge, city water, city only $31,000., REALTORS 6 4 3 -1 1 0 8 ' f e ' trances, patios, heat, • good benefits^ Must apply in Situation Wanted DUPLEX, five rooms, 1% business zone. Bel Air Real sewer, plastered walls, first floor bedroom plus pan Coventry gar Gage EXPERIENCED I flV appliances and carpeting in Estate, 643-9332. eled and carpeted bedroom as a den baths, 3 bedrooms, country cluded. From $215-$265 per 646-1700 J T pke, Demonstrators — Party plan WILL babysit in your home, iN kitchen, appliances, carpeting, BLANCHARD A ROSSEnO managers needed for es month. Paul W. Dougan, TWO family. As clean as can be Manchester. days, during summer. Call 649- central location $235. Security. 2.9 A()RES, 7 rooms, two baths, REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 found, pleasant tree shaded tablished company. Name 3349 -21 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. '^ e O R .T H Available August 1st. Phone built-ins, kitchen carpeting, D.W. FISH REALTY CO. 189 West Canter Street street, comfortable private MAN for full-time dishwasher brand gifts and toys (Fisher 646-3542 after 5 p.m. fireplace, garage. $33,900. JASON BROOKS Price, Cosco, etc.) Top com • I9 W bjr Uni}«d FMiurt Sjmdicalt. Ine. FOUR-ROOM apartment, first yard. Aluminum sided. Garage, (automatic machine), plus , YOUNG woman will do 466 MAIN Street — Building for Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 643-1591 ______872-9153 completely modernized, fine other kitchen duties, 6 a.m. to missions, very Mst deliveryoe_____^ housework, own transportation. floor, adults only, no dogs. any business, office, or com REAL ESTATE ______on Artlclee tor Sale SIX R(X)M duplex, convenient Available July 1st. $135. Stove, PRIVACY — is the watch-word neighborhood. Your opportunity 2:30 p.m., 5 or 6 days week, service. Excellent Mportunity Call 647-1336 anytime. 45 Houaehold Goods location. Security required. No mercial use, near Center. Call MANCHESTER - Six-room for the right person SI Apartmenta For Rent 63 refrigerator, parking, 20 Knox for this 3-bedroom Ranch, iitnout the Large Raised Ranch, 5 acres, potential pond site, better than average wages, fi. (^11 collect pets. Inquire 72 School St. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. Colonial, 1% baths, formal WALKER Street — 3room strain of single family 1-491-2100 or write: Treasure COMBINATION stereo tape Street, Manchester. Call 6 ^ nestled on a wooded acre in 500’ frontage, quiet street. Five additional acres ■ must be steady worker. No Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 and radio, color TV. Call 649- MATCHING sofa bed and chair. dininj; room eat-in kitchen, home, living room, dining room payments. Mid 30s. Warren E ‘ experience necessan'. Apply in House, North Street, Box \Vl, Gold nylon, 814x11%’ mg. 649- APARTMENT 5190. MANCHESTER 10,000 square alurninum siding, two-car gar •• AHENTION •• southwest Manchester. This available with road frontage. SEVEN rooms, 2-zone 1492, 48 Edison Rd. AVAILABLE July 1st, four- and kitchen on first foior, 3 home also features a huge, in Howland Realtors, 6431108. person. Brass KeyI Restaurant,f Goshen, Conn., 067M. AKC toy poodles, white and feet industrial space. Fully age,priced to seU. Mitten Agen bedrooms, and bath on second Duplex, one side beautifully heat, fireplaced paneled rec room, 2 baths, 3 RENTAL OFFICE room and attic, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - Newer 2 viting family room with second 829 Main Street, MaManchester, cream-white, championship stove, refrigerator, furnished. sprinklered, loading docks, of cy, Realtors, 643-6930. floor, 2-car garage. Assumable modernized, other good condi MANCHESTER — Autumn bedrooms plus den. $46,000. MAN — Part-time for stock and GARAGE - Basement Sale — We have a large variety of b^room apartment, quiet loca fireplace and bar. Some bloodlines, bred for tempera Saturday, Sunday, June 23-24, TWO-DOOR Westinghouse No pets. Lease and security fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- morjtgage, $31,900. Philbrick tion. Excellent income. Close Street section, four-room delivery. Must be available ment, 643-8825. refrigerator, $75 or best offer. deluxe one and two-bedroom tion, includes heat, appliances, 0131. finishing touches needed. Come 11-5, 118 H ollister Street, required. $160 monthly. 646-1246 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. to shopping. Only $37,500. take a look and make an offer. expandable Cape. Carpeting, year around. Apply in person Infant feeding table, $5. Jump apartments and townhouses after 5 p.m. and carpets. $200 per month. 647-1632 Manchester. Moving, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- MANCHESTER Mid 30s. Realsesco, 643-1250. excellent condition. $25,900. BOOKKEEPING only, Westown Pharmacy, 455 ALTERED, innoculated cats chair, $3. Swine, $2. Infant seat, throughout Manchester. Ren MANCHESTER 4,000 plus $30,900 — L arge older RAISED Ranch, 8 rooms, one HOLCOMBE REALTORS Hayes Agency, 6430131. Hartford Rd., Manchester. draperies, rugs, chandelier, 4535, 646-1021. 2 POSITION boarded. $2.50. Cages 4W long. table tennis, excellent mis $3. All excellent condition. tal office open daily from 9-5, THREE-ROOM apartment, square feet store-building for Colonial, 3 bedrooms, living full, 2 half-baths, all large 848-3735 644-2447 Phone 6464)584. lease. Huge paved parking EAST Middle Tpke. — Two Fenros Cattery, since 1950. 875- cellaneous items.. other times by appointment. stove, refrigerator, hot water room, dining rbom, den, 1% rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- family, 35, wood and brick edn- Lota-Land For Sala 73 HEBRON GLASTONBURY - 3-bedoom' Requires experience in ac RECEPTIONIST - Secretary 9131 by appointment. MANCHESTER - Nice 2 area. Prime location in town wall carpeting, large fully furnished. Cabineted kitchen, bedroom apartment, first floor baths. Might consider rent struefion, excellent condition Executive Ranch, enormous counts payable, payroll and for modern, suburban, Vemon RCA black and white, 23” por ENIDWBfS, i t parking. $150. Phone 649-6544. with highway access. Hayes equipped kitchen, central vac A-ZONE, city water and sewer’, the ability to assume respon dental office. Easy access from t a g ' SALE — Combined table TV, in good mnning condi half of 2-family, includes with option. with large barn, large lot. CAN7 LAST rec room, 2 fireplaces, 1% ADORABLE KITTENS, to families June 23.and 24,10-4.22 24M Hw $lite Hi, MMdmter Agency, 6464)131. system, 2-car garage, one acre WE have a beautiful 3room $9,000. J. D. Real E state highway. Experienced. No tion. $20. Phone 649-1785 appliances, private basement. Charles Ponticelll, 649-9644, acres. $40’s. Owner, 6438374. sibility in a growing concern. good home, shots and box Fernwood Drive, Vemon, one FOUR-ROOM Duplex, $31,900 — Condominium — wooded lot. Pnilbnck Agency, Colonial Cape, in the Rockledge 6430800. Associates, 643-5129. shorthand necessary. Mature. trained. 646-2437. between 6-8 p.m. 646-1021 $174 per month. Paul W. PROFESSIONAL office, living room, dining room, Realtors, 646^^. area. Impossible to describe, it Here’s a large 4-bedroom Please call Betty Bracey for mile from Vemon Circle off available July 1st, features Dougan Realtor, 643-4535, 646- COVENTRY — 7-room custom Benefits available. Phone 522- private driveway, large yard, beautiful, spacious. Excellent kitchen with all appliances, must be seen. Items like an COVENTRY - One-half acre, Colonial with 1% baths, a very an appointment. 9211. Route 83, Wide variety baby 1 0 2 1 . MANCHESTER — Two-family built brick Ranch, over looking WANTED — Good home for and toddler clothes, furniture, SEWING Machine, Kenmore basement for storage, stove, exposure. First floor, all central air-conditioned, 2 RANCH - 6 rooms, 1% baths, "English Tavern” rec room, an $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An formal dining room, front-to- valley, 3 baths, sauna, double for the girl who thinks she facilities, parking. Reasonable “in-law” suite, completely air- 44, $5,000 cash required, (food adorable female puppy, 8 adult clothes, household, etc. refrigerator, carpeting, pan baths, 2 bedrooms, rec room, formal dining room, 3 financing. International dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. back fireplaced living room, ga^^e. $43,900. Hayes Agency, CAVROK CORPORATION PART-TIME maintenance weeks, % shepherd, ‘A shelty. wants to learn to sew. Runs THREE-Bedroom Duplex, 1% MANCHESTER - New 3 rent. 649-1^, 649-3549. bedrooms, garage, treed lot. conditioned, the landscaping. Hayes Agency, 6430131. 875-7003. baths, ^pliances, $235 eled rooms. Nice location. Ideal wall-to-wali throughout. Im'- Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- fantastic kitchen. Vemon — 875-2548 man, call 649-4519. 6J^56 after 5. well, $15. Call 649-1785 between $33,900. Philbrick Agency, Call, we are ready to go. T. J. Maintenance free aluminum 6-8 p.m. monthly. FreehW te & Martin, 3^T643-^ maculate. 1300. LAWN Sale — Refrigerator, 122 EAST Center St. New first- Realtors, 646-4200. Crockett, Realtor, 6431577. siding, garage. All set on one BOLTON — Move right into this REAL Estate Career. We need 647-9993. - Sand carpets. F ' l $267 f per month. floor professional office space. $35,900 — Condominium, FINE and Dandy — yellow tab couches, dehumidifier, small MANCHESTER - 102x832’ AA acre plus treed lot. $39,900. 3 bedroom Split level with nice help now. If you have your MOVING — Make offer. Must Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Convenient location, ample living room, dining room, WEST Side Cape — 3rooms, 4 MANCHESTER — 2-family, 37 by kittens, free. 643-6920. appliances, dishes, army DELUXE one — Bedroom 4535, 646-1021. THINKING OF zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- ly done rec room. Beautiful lot. FULL-TIME Girl for general license or contemplating on get sell refrigerator, dryer, FOUR roorn Townhouse on parking and on bus line. Will down and 2 up, wall-to-wall large rooms, fireplace, built- 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, clothes, etc. 202 Henry Street, Ashworth St., 2 bedrooms, 1% apartment, wall-to-wall kitchen with all appliances, Priced, in low 40s. Fiano Agen office and clerical work. Some ting yours in the near future, FREE — Affectionate mixed washing machine, mattresses subdivide from 100 square feet carpeting, fireplace, aluminum ins, separate furnaces, 2-car SELLING? MLS, 643-6666. Saturday, 10-5 p.m. liain date baths, ca rp et^ living room and carpeting throughout, complete Furnlahed Apartmenta 64 central air-conditioning, 3 BLANCHARD ft ROSSEHO cy, 6432877. knowledge of posting, musf be please call me now. Earn breed, small dog to suburban and box springs, desk. 646-2575. carpeted li appliances, vanity bath. Cen to 2,000 square feet, to fit your storms and screens, near bus garage, nice lot. Char-Bon able to type and answer Sunday, 643-0747. kitchen, large yard, $200 baths, 3 bedrooms, rec room, between $12,000 to $20,000 an family with children. Loves to trally located $175 monthly. needs. 646-1180. line, $31,000. Philbrick Agency, Agency, 643-0683. ^ I could be using this space to MANCHESTER - two AA REALTOSS-MLS 646-2482 COVENTRY (NORTH) telephone. Monday through monthly. Call 643-2282 or 644- THREE-ROOM furnished wall-to-wall throughout. Realtors, 6434200. advertise your home . . . Call 188 West Center Street nually. Ralph Pasek, 289-7475, fetch and swim. Call 647-1066. NEIGHBORH(X)D Tag Sale - Wanted to Buy 58 8896. R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. zoned lots with all utilities Friday, 8:30-5 p.m. Phone 643- Pasek-Rutherford, Realtors, heated apartment. Private en 60 CENTS square foot for 38,000 Exceptionally clean. MANCHESTER - Edison Today located in desirable Forest OWNER IS M0VM6 1131. June 23rd, and 24th. Furniture trances. Working adults. No Road, just reduced, 8-room So quick occupancy can be MLS. • BEAUTIFUL kittens to be and old pieces. Cedar Swamp WANTED — Antique furniture, square feet. Will divide. $36,900 — Cathedral ceiling Hills. Zinsser Agency, 6431511. SIX-ROOM Duplex, large pets. Security deposit. Parking. Commercial or industrial use. Cape, 3 bedrooms, formal SOUTH WINDSOR - Thomas yours in this oversized, 6% given away, 646-4399 after 3 Rd., Coventry. glass, pewter, oil paintings or 643-4860. in this clean Split-Level MERRin AGENCY CLEANING woman wanted, other antique items. Any quan kitchen, 3 bedrooms, large FOUR-ROOM apartment, Sprinklered, truck dock, of dining room, fireplace, 2-car BOLTON — Prime R-1 residen Drive. Immaculate 3-bedroom p.m. yard. Children welcome. 249- home; deserves a look-see, 3 1-CAR HOME Realtors • 648.1180 room Cape. Almost 2 acres of Fridays, Ferguson Rd. Must 3 SALES A WEEK tity. The Harrisons, 643^709, Hartford Road, first floor. fices. Warren E. Howland, bedrooms, living room, dining garage, aluminum siding, tial acreage, 19 acres plus, high Ranch, 1% baths, full base wooded land go with it. All have own transportation. TWO 5,000 BTU Westinghouse 5818, 646-4564 after 6. cellar storage, garage. $155 ROCKVILLE — Nicely fur- Realtors, 643-1108. sunroom, rec room, walk to BEAUTIFULLY marked year air-conditioners, used one 165 Oakland Street. room, kitchen, 1% baths, elevation, mostly cleared, $25,- ment, carport, gas heat, located on child-safe cul-de- References preferred. Call 646- monthly. Available immediate- "‘®hed 3‘/2 room apartment, East Catholic. LaPenta Agen 000. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609, beautiful comer lot, convenient AND YOU’RE IN THE old male Shepherd, needs room summer, excellent condition. family room, garage, base We . offer this 3-bedroom NEW Listing. Immaculate sac. Can be yours at $37,500. 5373. WE BUY most any item made MIDDLE Turnpike — 3 room ly,Iv. 649-M71.649-2871. residential area, aduUs only, no BUSINESS II Zone, frontage on cy, Realtors, 6432440. 6433177. V to everything. $31,900. Ken to roam. Reasonable. Phone $50 each. Sears Craftsman 20” flat, heat, hot water, electrici pets. $160 monthly. M6-1060. ment. (folonial, just off East Center Ranch on large lot with several Call Tony Wasilefsky: 643 UPPER BRACKETS 646-5696. prior to 1940. We will buy out Tolland Tpke. and I-M. Six- Ostrinksy, Realtor, 643-1333. 5306. WANTED Part-time baby reel lawn mower, self- ty, stove, refrigerator. Security NEW 3-bedroom townhouse, IVz room house. Warren E. $36,900 — Parklike yard Street in Manchester. trees. Completely and tasteful ••>•••••••••••••••••(••••••• propelled, good condition, right or sell on consignment. COVENTRY — (North-East) 20 sitter for 6 year old girl, begin Representing an 80 year old re tire d . Fiano Agency, 646- baths, fully carpeted, all THREE-ROOM bachelor apart Howland, Realtors, 6431108. Features fireplaced living ly redecorated. Wall to wall In picturesQue acres. Partially HEBRON — Near Bolton town Poultry-Suppilea 43 Phone 649-6348. Phone 295-0030 or 295-0062. makes this 7 room Ranch an NEW LISTING several rooms. Stone patio. ning June 23, Porter St. Charter Career training organization. ••••••••••••••• appliances, private basement. ment, split level, private en room, attached garage, a wooded, trout stream, brooks, line. Six-room Raised Ranqh. Tht BARROWS i WALLACE Co. trance, all appliances including exceptional buy on Notch Rd., 3room Colonial with 2-car Priced to sell immediately. Mr. Oak vicinity.ity. ------Must have car. A leader in it’s field. Rooma Without Board 59 Available July 15th. Call 649- ONE month free rent, 2,000 Bolton. work area kitchen, fully high gravel building sites. Excellent condition, 2-car gar Realtori — MU Call 875-1030 after 6 p.m. BABY Ringneck Pheasants for GARAGE Sale — Moving out of MANCHESTER — Cute one- 8782 after 5 p.m. TV, parking. Available July 1st. garage, 1% baths, large lot. Ne|ro, Belfiore Agency, 647- Manchester Parkade - MS43M LEADS FURNISHED sale, 228-9585. square feet, 5 rooms and recep equipped. Pretty rear yard Possible pond site. Frontage on age, large lot. Call Mitten Real- State, furniture, appliances, bedroom apartment, in four- 643-1879 after 1 p.m. tion office, air-conditioned, $38,500 — Two-family — with trees. Only a short walk Only $31,500. 2 roads. Owner. 643-7M7. ty, 643-6930, Realtors. garden items, much more. THE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot ••••••••••••••#••••••••••••• CUSTODIAN — Small private HIGH COMMISSIONS family house. $130, Eastern THREE-Bedroom apartment in carpeting, lots of parking. Call desirable comer location, all to all schools, shopping and Saturday, June 23, 10 a.m. to 5 tage St., centrally located, Real Estate, 646-8250. Out o1 Town- MANCHESTER Green Area — BOSTON $43,900 BOLTON — 8 room Ranch, 4 school for young children needs large, pleasantly furnished a newer 2-family, fully Mr. Reale, Frechette & f^rtin. large rooms. Call for more public transportation. Priced BOLTON — Birch Mountain For personal interview, write Artlelea lor Sale 45 p.m. 438 Cedar Ridge Drive, carpeted, air-conditioned, For Rent 66 details. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Ranch, 3 bedrooms, paneled SO MCE bedrooms, den, small rec room, J someone to maintain beautiful Realtors, 647-9993. Road, treed acre building lot. Mr. H.R. Greene, 10 Dunfey Glastonbury; ° J®”™®' Parking. Call 649-2358 NEW 3-bedroom apartment, to sell quickly at ^1,900. den, 2 full baths, custom 2-car basement garage. Plan facility. 8-5, benefits, M/F. Call ......
Vernon Police Hospital * • ^ • VERNON (VISITING HOURS) Kathleen Lembreck, 17, and the nevew emergency room en- Also, fiuth M. Dumais, East Schwegler and son, Glaston trance oh Armory St. Access to SESQUICENTEmiAL her 15-mqnth-old daughter were Intermediate Care Semi Hartford; Maienna J. Cox, bury; Jerry G. Dufour, Cooper ihe entrance via existing given emergency treatment at private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 Hartford; Gaston D. Morin, Lane, Coventry; Marlene J. driveways. WEEK Rockville General Hospital p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 Broad Brook; Jeannette P. Ehm an, RFD 2, Tolland; after a one-car accident on a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Pediatrics; Parents allowed 8 Davis, Stafford Springs; Diane Joseph H. Doyon, 156 Wells SL; iUanrl^THtTr SuTtiinn Mmlh a.m. to noon and 2 p.m.'to mid High St., Rockville, Wednesday Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; I. Lawson, 188 Scott Dr.; Mary Peggy Castner, Kelly Rd., Ver VOL. XCII, No. 223 morning. The two, of 47 Main 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. F. Tedford, 642 Birch Mt. Rd.; non; Phillip L. Hanun,-Hebron June 23 - 30, 1973 Robert D. Walnum, 16 Gulley Rd., Andover. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 22. 1973 Manchester—A City of ViHage Charm TWENTY-FOUR p a g e s St., Rockville, were later Intensive Care and Coronary PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS released from the hospital. Care; Immediate family only, Discharged Wednesday; Dr., South Windsor; Pamela L. Also, Floyd B. Lambert, RFD ------TWO SECTIONS The Lembreck woman is anytime, limited to five Francis W. Young, 172 N. State Fellows, 15 Chester Dr. 4, Coventry; Francis J. Schedule of Events charged with operating a motor minutes. Rd., Arnold P. Doody, Also, Gloria A. ’Thoresen and Schiebel, 25 Hamlin St.; Joan L. vehicle without an operators’ Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - Willimantic; Geneva B. son, 305 Redwood Rd.; Diana Cole, Mansfield Center; Ruth \ license, operating a motor vehi 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 Toomey, Rochester, N.H.; M. Adams and^ daughter, B. Boland, 49 Winter St. Saturday, June 23 Skylab cle with unsafe tires and failure p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Dolan baby boy, 54 Carriage Willimantic; Linda N. Kemble P arade - 2 p.m. Dr., Hebron; Ruto Balkus, Box and daughter, 753 Hartford to drive right, in connection and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Favors Meat Import Fair on the Green (Center Park) 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. with the accident in which Age Limits: 16 in maternity, 366, Bolton; Lottie Schroder, Tpke., Vernon; Thomas M. Crew WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Historical Sites - Permanent Markers police say that her vehicle 12 in other areas, no limit in 252 E. Middle Tpke., Stella McCTuskey, 145 Avery St.; Anna Lichanec, Stafford Springs; R. Moriarty and son, 66 Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., said struck a steel fence. self-service. Wednesday she will co-sponsor Court date is July 17. All emergency patients, and Freda L. Lanz, 15 Lawrence St., Linwood Dr. Sunday, June 24 Returns Rockville; Kathleen L. Costa Also, Anne M. Spencer and two bills aimed at encouraging outpatients are requested to use this country’s importation of Fair on the Green (Center Park) 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. and daughter, Enfield. son, Ashford; Dianne M. a b o a r d u s s Edward O’Connor, 22, of meat. Country Fair - Mt. Nebo, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Hebron, was charged with TICONDEROGA (AP) - J Commemorative Religious Services, 7:30 p.m.,‘Center Skylab’s astronauts came safe failure to drive in the proper Congregational Church lane, after an accident ly home from man’s longest Parade rain date - 2 p.m. Wednesday night on E. Main space journey today, splashing St., Rockville, in which the car Historical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. down with pinpoint precision in il he was driving struck a parked the Pacific Ocean after 28 days car. Court date is July 7. No in Cheney Homestead — Open House and Colonial Crafts and 11 million miles in orbit. juries were report^, police Show, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. “We’re all In good shape,” say. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. Lutz Junior Museum - Special Exhibit 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. reported as the spacecraft descended. “Everything’s Monday, June 25 OK.” Bolton The astronauts almost were Square Dance (Manchester State Bank lot), 7 p.m. - mid night. held over in orbit to try to Chain, Sign repair a refrigeration problem Rock Band and Dance, Manchester Parkade, 7-11 p.m in their space station. But Mis Are Cut Down sion Control decided there was Colemaa Amusement Rides, Parkade, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. nothing the astronauts could do After midnight, last night, Historical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 1 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. and told them to come home. parties unknown cut down a Cheney Homestead — Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. So, 10 minutes behind schedule, Conrad, Dr. Joseph Proud Moment For Proud Parents^ chain and “No Vehicles’’ sign ' Tuesday, June 26 Sesquicentennial Souvenirs at the entrance to Bolton Notch P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz un Fathers and paduates share a happy moment at last night’s Beard Judging Contest - VFW Home, 7:30 p.m. docked their Apollo ferry ship State Park that had been in ^n ch ^ ter High ^hool commencement ceremonies at Memorial K ® ‘“I''®" Ph‘HP Susag, member of the Mrs. Royal Isham, resident hostess, left„ and Mrs. Ernest Shepherd, chairman of the sales Bike Route Ride to Historical Markers - 7 - 9 p.m., starting from the station and executed a Board of Education, congratulates his daughter Margaret after stalled recently by Ward Field. Dr. Walter Schardt, (left), principal speaker for the event table a t the Homestead, are showing some of the item s which will be on sale a t the Cheney Krause. at Municipal Building. series of maneuvers that sent presenting her with a diploma. (Herald photo by Pinto* Homestead, shown in the background, during Sesquicentennial Week. Mrs. Shepherd Krause has a right-of-way Square Dance rain date (same place, time) them slamming into the at mosphere above ’Thailand for a is holding a ten-inch white china plate decorated with a draw ing of the Cheney H om estead through the park to his home. Band Concert by Salvation Army Band - Center Park - 7 Due to the state not having park fiery descent. circa 1780, home of George Wells Cheney and Electa Woodbridge Cheney and five of their P.M. Premiere performance of Manchester Sesquicenten The Apollo craft hit the calm sons who founded the world-famous silk industry. The drawing is the work of Richard boundary signs posted and hir nial march. forming Krause that the Pacific waters at 9:50 a.m. Hassett of 60 Benton St. The plates have a fluted edge and gold border and will cost 84.50 Manchester Memorial responsibility of maintenance Coleman Amusement Rides, Parkade, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. EDT about 830 miles southeast Manchester High each. Mrs. Isham is showing a six-inch white ceramic tile with a map in outline of of the road was his and other Historical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m of San Diego, Calif., within Manchester containing sketches of the Woodbridge Tavern, a Spencer rifle, the Lyman sight of the main recovery ship, Hospital Donor\s Club property owners involved, Cheney Homestead - Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Blacksmith Shop, a Podunk village, some Pitkin bottles, and other Items representative of the USS Ticonderoga. It was The first 810,000 mark of the Krause installed the chain and Donations to the campaign just after dawn off the West Manchester Memorial Hospital the town’s past. The tile will sell for 82.25. Mrs. Isham also holds large-sized cookie lock on June 16. COMING JUNE 23 Rites Conducted can be sent directly to the W ednesday, June 27 Coast. cutters. ’These, and other items, will be on sale at the Homestead starting Sunday at the Krause said he has not heard Appreciation Fund drive has Hundreds of white-clad SUE KLEMENS directed by Miss Martha White, Hospital Appreciation Fund, in Open House from 1 to 5 p.m., and the remainder of the week through Saturday during the from anyone concerning his ac An Evening with the Performing Arts (Manchester High abilities for “setting this coun been reached and passed with a School) 8 p.m. sailors on deck and millions (Herald Reporter) Christopher Saunders, senior try back on a course of honesty any amount, and those wishing same hours. (Herald photo by Pinto) tion. His next step, he said, will total of 810,800 to date, an ad The qiiiet generation, nutured c^ass president and to become a Master Donor at be to install a permanent gate watching television around the and decency in keeping with ditional 82,200 to yesterday’s H istorical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 1 p.m. -^8:30 p.m. world again had a ringside seat on rebellious words of previous salutatorian, briefly criticised past hopes,” Schardt said. He total. the cost of 8150 can defer pay at the entrance. an educational system func ment over the next six months. A special edition Cheney Homestead — Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. to a U.S. man-in-space landing ^classes, graduated last night in pleaded for a more humane Additional donors to the Krause said, “They’ll need as the Apollo craft floated down ceremonies reminiscent of an tioning on an elitist basis society which would foster in axes, hammers, and saws to get Coleman Amusement Rides, Parkade, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Master Donor’s Club who have through low-hanging clouds and earlier time when students through the sectioning and Bolton this one down.” dividual growth while lending contributed 8150 or more each, (B(D),(n)(II)(D) / O , dangling under three huge were more concerned with peo leveling of groups of students. encouragement to the less for are; commentorating ManchestePs Thursday, June 28 Rather than dwelling on orange and white parachutes. ple than with politics, when tunate. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave specific faults with the system, State Lottery drawing (Main St.) 10:30 a.m. “Everyone’s in super shape,” humanitarianism overcame “Remember to listen for a Schaller, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Saunders merely stressed the TOWN OF VERNON Products Show (M anchester Righ School) 5:30 -10:30 p.m. Conrad said as the spacecraft what Valedictorian Karen cry for help from a confused Howland, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent 5 0 , 0 0 0 Summer Rec Program result of the “indoctrination” BOARD OF EDUCATION 150th Anniversary Parachute Exhibition (Manchester High School) 7:30 p.m. bobbed on the water awaiting Magnuson described as the human being,” the doctor Borello, in memory of Thomas of a student into a school: pickup. Frogmen immediately “decadent pragmatism” of prescribed. J. PaganI, Mr. and Mrs. John Historical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 1 p.m. -6pm INVITATION leaped from helicopters to today. Disenchantment, lack of Clad in billowing gowns and E. Rogers, M. Adler Dobkin, motivation and apathy. 'Will Start Monday This Herald special edition will chronicle Manchester’s first 150 years in Cheney Homestead - Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m secure the spacecraft with Wearing gowns whipped by a dangling tassles, graduates who Dr. and Mrs. Philip E. Sumner, 40UOOO TO BID Coleman Amusement Rides, Parkade, 3 p.m. to il p.m. flotation collars. strong wind, the class of 666 The ceremony’s humani are members of the Round Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. seven sections, each dealing with a different aspect of Manchester’s story tarian outlook wai continued by DONNA HOLLAND The Board of Education of the Hike - ^ s e Mountain - 5 p.m. Tlie Ticonderoga reported the Manchester High School Table Singers Joined the group Dickenson, and Mr. and Mrs. will return for regular office and Mike Giglio with four hits It will be an edition that readers wHI keep for years to come. Saunder’s plea for “a ren- Correspondent hours on June 29. Town of Vernon, Connecticut “Ten Nights in a Bar-Room” - 8 p.m., Community Y 80 N astronauts had landed 61A miles seniors marched! down the for the final selection of songs (3iarles Wigren. each. will receive sealed bids for: center of Memorial Field to the naissance of wonder; a time for 3 0 ^ 0 0 0 Tel. 646-0375 He may be reached at his Main St. from the ship and that the ship which provided breaks between Hospital spokesmen Turf Tractor. rhythm of the traditional respect between people; a time speakers. Bolton’s Summer Recreation home in the early morning or was 6^4 miles from the target expressed optimism that the Bids will be received at the This Special Edition will be distributed to our subscribers on Saturday, June 23. You can point, indicating a perfect “Triumphal March” from of question, creating, hope and With bittersweet tones. Miss forthcoming week would bring program will begin Monday. after 5 p.m. at 643-5373. Bulletin Board Friday, June 29 change.” It seemed appropriate The program will run five days office of the Superintendent of order extra copies for friends and relatives now! touchdown. “Aida.” Following the singing Karen Magnuson, valedic an increased response towards The Bolton Athletic Associa I^oducts Show (M anchester High School) 5:30 - 10:30p.m. of the “Star Spangled Banner” that a medical doctor, from a torian, quietly appealed for a 2 0 V O O O a week for six weeks from 9:30 Schools, Park and School (See Page Twelve) its goal of 860,000. Cheerleaders tion will meet tonight at 8:15 at Street, Rockville, Connecticut “Ten Nights in a Bar-Room” - 8 p.m.. Community Y 80 N by the Round Table Singers, profession which demonstrates "reverence for life.” The Bert Dittus, director of a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Herrick Memorial Park. true concern for mankind, was Pony football cheerleaders until 12:00 noon, Monday, June Main St. perpetration of this respect development at the hospital, John Quaglia of Manchester the principal speaker at the chosen for the coming season The Zoning Commis'sion will 25th, 1973 and then at said place Grand Ball (State Armory) would naturally be followed by pointed out that a review of the •will be program supervisor. He commenement ceremonies. Dr. 10^00 are Charlene Edwards, Maria meet tonight at 8 at the Town and time publicly opened, read, “ what is good and what is gifts already made show .they will be assisted by Karen Hall. Parachute Exhibition (Manchester High School) 7:30 p.m. McCooe of Bolton. Geer, Janice Groves, Nancy and recorded. she'wil irchastlilng were basically coming from The Charter Revision Com Sports for all age groups will Harris, Laurie Holcomb, Deb Specifications and proposal ffistorical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 1 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sesquicentennial member of the Board of Educa- the “ brutal, ignorant and former patients who had con tion, advocated a concern for bie Santos, Laura Walsh and mittee will meet tonight at 8 at forms may be secured from the Cheney Hoiriestead — Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. heartless” race of mankind. tact with the laboratory while be played in the morning with human life balanced by the Stephanie Ward. the Town Hall to hear Richard office of the Superintendent of Miss Magnuson called for a new in the hospital. leagues being formed if there is Coleman Amusement Rides, Parkade, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. maintainence of one’s “in New cheerleaders chosen for Laugherty, director of Schools, Park and School Edition Saturday awareness of the existence of Dittus said that the old equip enough participation. dividuality and freedom". By Municipal Consulting Services Street, Rockville, Connecticut. every living thing and a con Planned arts and crafts will the midgets are Theresa Youth Concert (Mt. Nebo) 7 -11 p.m. involvement in community af ment is obsolete, difficult to get of the Connecticut Public The right is reserved to reject sequent consideration of all be instituted daily from 2 until Hoover; and Diane Miller. fairs, it is .possible to replacement parts for and very Cheerleaders from last year Expenditures Council. any or all bids or any part when Saturday’s Herald will be The Herald’s Sesquicentennial expensive to repair. about 3 p.m. Next week’s lineup Saturday, June 30 edition. strengthen one’s talents and (See Page Twelve) is Monday, “surprise” ; who will again be participating such action is deemed in the With your regular edition Saturday, you will find 112 Tuesday, pressed flowers, are Lori Cardile, Christine best interest of the Board of Products Show (Manchester High School) 1 -10:30 p.m. Claire Major; Wednesday, Jensen, Susan Dreseily, Laura Education. (Mympic Day (Manchester High School) 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. pages in seven sections of “Manchester, ’Then and Now,” macrame, Joan Richardson; Sposito, Sherry Young, Laura Raymond E. Ramsdell MANCHESTER ijpd continuing at Globe Hollow area, 4 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.' our recapitulation of the history of Manchester, in words A town in Chile once had no Superintendent of and in photographs. Thursday, needlepoint, Rita Noble, Ann Taylor, Janina rainfall for 14 out of 20 years. ^'4^^^'^St* ^ Bar-Room” -8 p.m.. Community Y, 80 The Weather Sheetz, Friday, crochet. Ryba and Sherry Richardson. Schools That edition will be printed at 8:30 Saturday morning, to Soda will be sold daily durihg Judging was done by Chris -•IIIIM- *'11111' ••tlliu- ••iijin Grand Ball ( State Armory) allow sufficient time for inserting those special sections, Partly cloudy tonight with the *U|M'-^ low in the pow 60s and partly A Manchester Boy the length of the program for 15 Tierney, Terry Hidecavage and distribution to newsboys, and delivery to your home — all cents a can. Volunteer mothers Nadine Morneault of East ffistorical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 10 a.m . - 5 p.m cloudy again Saturday with in time for everyone to see the 2 o’clock Sesquicentennial highs around 80, except lower selling soda are: Monday, Catholic High School, Cheney Homesteads Special Exhibits* 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Parade. THEN and NOW along the shore. In The 1880s Manchester. Karen Moore; Tuesday, Dodie Coleman Amusement Rides, Parkade, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. The home-delivered copy of Saturday’s Herald will be at Vine; Wednesday, Lillian Har- Girls will be notified when Precipitation probability is 20 r the usual home-delivery price. Extra copies of the pin; Thursday, Mimi Breslow; practice starts. GENERAL ELECniKIUClLfL per cent tonight and 40 per cent Sesquicentennial edition will sell for 50 cents. Saturday. 1 (Fifth In A Series) Friday, Barbara Pellerin. I Daily Events Open To Public •i;: Richard S. Childs Winds will be west to Quaglia notes that on Historical Exhibit - June 24 - July 1 Saturday’s paper will be available at The Herald, can be Farm League southwest at 10 miles per hour Thursday of each week from 1 AUnmiAnG DEFROST Historical Markers - June 23 - June 30 ordered in advance, or purchased at newsstands. There In a ghme Monday night, the tonight, becoming westerly and In Glastonbury not far away pronunciation, and how many groat national trademarks until 2 p.m. there will be a Lutz Junior Museum - June 23 - June 30 will not be vending machine sales of the special edition Braves defeated the Tigers 11 increasing to 10 to 15 m.p,hf was the J.B. Williams Soap Co., grocers wfio called it Bonamy without ever encountering a special activity. The first vreek to 5: Winning pitcher was Jim Natural Science Center - June 23 - June 30 Included as a supplement with today’s-Herald is the saturHavSaturday. makers of William Shaving Jurned away customers asking precise, competitor. The will be an “on wheels parade.” my Barcomb. Pete Brown Cheney Homestead - June 24 - June 30 Hartford Tim es tribute to M anchester’ Sesquicentennial. Sunday’s outlook - mostly Soap—its leading item—and a for Bon Aim-Eye will never be trademark, a little yellowchick Parents must pick up their REFTHG^TORIiasa pitched for the Tigers. sunny and pleasant full line of other soaps. It made known. just out of the eggshell with the children by 4:30 p.m. The first In their final game Tuesilgy from locally mined ground Robertson knew nothing of slogan, "Hasn't scratched yet," ■j time children are not picked up night the Braves defeated the Soparaie Eye-Level quartz a scouring soap like selling or promotion methods is still remembere*cf.-"The stock by this time a warning will be il Red Sox 14 to 10, Mike Myette MAILED ANYWHERE Sapolio, which was one of the and con.sumer advertising ven was put on the New York Stock " issued; the second time they was the winning pitcher. Billy great trademarks of that era. tures were foreign to his Market while the family will be restricted from par FREEZER Hundreds To Parade Tomorrow The quartz was crudely in character Father spotted the retained enough for u m e years Hoover pitched for the Sox. ticipating in the program, ac IN THE U.S.A. The Braves are the winners tertw ine with its chalkier and opportunity in Bon Ami — it to elect the board of directors, cording to Henry Ryba, recrea 28m ch esw kk! Participating units arriving at the conclusion of the Farm JUNE TOMPKINS William Forbes, Russell Odegard, State Rep. Francis Co. 169th Inf. C.N.G.; Combat softer white cousin, feldspar ,was different from Sapolio, and the sales expanded to tion commissioner. m'. by trucks, bus or car will report League games. Braves (Herald Reporter) Mathiason, Durward Miller, Mahoney, State Rep. Muriel Support Co., C.N.G.; (Co. B, 25th The latter was cobbed off the housewives liked it for windows profitable millions. The con If the program is canceled to assigned assembly areas manager is Marshall Latulippe. CPO Richard Stebbins, USN, Yacavone, U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Marines MCR, Hartford; Civil chunks of mineral by hand at and mirrors for which .Sapolih trolled stock descended by in any day because of rain or un and, after unloading, this and Sgt. Clifford Calvery, USA. the mine, and it occurred to More time-and-work Hundreds of people will par Weicker Jr., State (Comptroller Air Patrol; Coast Guard was too gritty and sharp. It heritance into the hands of foreseen circumstances, a sign transportation will proceed to a The first division will be the saving conveniences! ticipate in the 214-hour-long Nathan G. Agostinelli, State Auxiliary; Navy Rebels Fife someone to grind up some of could go its own way without grandchildren of no pertinent will be posted at the entrance. No refrigerator section controlled parking area near escort division and will be Just mail or return this coupon to The Herald along with parade which will usher in a Rep. Donald Genovesi, State and Drum Corps; First that pile of discarde feldspar being affected by Sapoliq's big experience and was finally sold If there are any discipline defrosting everl Big the finish point on Hartford Rd. made up of Theodore Fair Little League week of activities celetn-ating Rep. G. Warren Westbrook, Regiments Connecticut and offer it in gentler soap for advertising. to a Philadelphia wholesaler of problems the parent will be freezer hoids 91-ibs. near the Cheney mills. banks, division commander; The Yankees defeated the 50(U per copy, and we’ll take care of the rest. Manchester’s 150th birthday. Jack Fusari, commissioner Volunteers; Putnam Phalanx. polishing rather than scouring, But the flobertson board had good repute, who, however, notified to remove their child More Storage than The parade will be reviewed Manchester Police detach Cards 17 to 8. Donny Aspinall The parade will begin at 2 p.m., State Labor Dept., and Joseph Third division, town: L(. (Col. naming it ''Brightness.” no funds or nerve for trying that accepted an offer within a year for the day. If the problem is was the winning pitcher. you'd believe in only by honorary grand marshals, ment; Manchester fire detach P. Dyer, executive director But neither product was ever long road: father could try it from a new group originating in 28”! Freezer door holds Satuiday, and will start from Alfred Werbner, division com repeated the child will be Connecticut members of ment; Thomas F. Ferguson and prom oted effectiv ely by with his own money if he Las Vegas Harvey Grose pitched for the packages, >/i 8Sl. Robertson Park at N. Main St. State Labor Dept. mander; Birthday Cake float;. restricted for a week, accor Congress, state and town of E d w ard T o m k ie l, Williams and the sales were wanted to, and they would Cards. cartons! Refrigerator Marching bands, floats, Following the state and N.Y. Warriors Drum and Bugle They proved to be a group of ding to Ryba. door has 2 shelves. ficials and other distinguished negligible. For the Yankees, Bruce “Manchester, Then and Now” fraternal organizations, of federal officials will be the Corps; Philip Daigenault, the make it for him. opportunists who turned every Finai registration for the Huge vegetable bin guests who will be seated on the J.T. Robertson, their plant. My father look the opportuni asset of the company into cash, Bates has a home run .and a tri ficials, antique cars and horses Honorable Kenneth ColUs, Lord History of Flags; Manchester program will be tonight from stores 9/10 bushel! Manchester Evening Herald Circulation reviewing stand located in front ty to his cousin William H.H. ple, Joe Stephens had a triple are a part of the long line of Mayor of Manchester, England, Fire Department, North End; superintendent, quarreled with stopped all advertising and 7:30 until 8:30 at Herrick 3 cabinet shelves! * 16 Brainard Place, Manchester of Benhet Junior High School. Childs in New Y ork. His cousin promotion, and left it a dis and a double, and Patrick Over marqh which will entertain and Mrs. Collis, and Leslie Miss Manchester, Jaycee float; the management, resigned, and Memorial Park. Myette and Steve Holcomb There will be shuttle buses Boardman, A ssistant Town Former Miss Manchesters; came to Manchester to set up a was 17 years older and a mantled wreck. spectators the full length of operating from the corner of A1 Hooper notes that each had four hits. Main St. Clerk, also of Manchester, ‘ Nutmeg Tall Cedars of Lebanon parallel business of his own in millionaire ^ who had already For that, two respectable Main St. and Hartford Rd. to donations of any indoor or out For the Cards Grose had a 1 0 0 Businesses along Main St. will England. No. 116, Manchester; Miss East and old idle mill with water found him good for his under looking principals went to the assembly area on N. Main power which my grandfather takings So the firm of Childs Atlanta penitentiary, after door games for the program are home run and Gary Vine had a be closed. There will be First Sesquicentennial co-chairmen; The British dignitaries will be of the River; (Cheney Brothers St. and back every 15 minutes Childs owned. Local men, in and (jhilds obtained sole rights which the imperishable boing accepted. Donations of triple. $212*8 From: Aid stations at Robertson Manchester High School band; followed by the town Board of float; Elks Lodge float; Pages! from 11 a m. to'130 p.m., for cluding father, took shares in to .sell Bon Ami and we moved trademark was picked up by in crayons, coloring books, scrap N a m e ...... School, and members of the Maj. Horace F. Murphey, grand Directors and other town of Fletchers Raiders Drum and paper and the like are also EASY TERMS with approved credit those marchers who wish to marshal, and his staff; Sgt. ficials, former Manchester Bugle Corps; Nathan Hale the enterprise and the J.T. to New York. dividuals and corporations in a A d dress...... Zip . National Guard and leave their cars in the vlcifiity nekled he said. Slow Pilch Softball ARD ’Minimum Retail Price John E. Levitow, Vietnam mayors and the Bennet Junior Majorettes; The Iona (Company Robertson Soap Co. began to .Jiousewives liked Bon Ami. succession of ownerships, and . Tow n...... state Manchester ambulance ser of the dispersal area on Hart Office Closed The Bolton Aces defeated You may order the model ehown Ihrouph ue, your franchised QE dealer. Medal of Honor veteran, C. High School band. float; Pioneer Systems Inc. make a line of dozen soaps like The sales grew. The sampling now is in the ambitious hands of vices with corpsmen will be ford Rd. Williams, including gangs distributed small the Faultless Starch Co. of Kan The office of Calvin Hutchin Massey’s,32 to 3 in a game at located in the areas of Mary Elmore Watkins, honorary Second division, military float; Souto Manchester Fire Special Sesquicentennial parade staff "Brightness." samples of the cake from house, sas City. son, Bolton building inspector- the high school. Pitchers were Cheney Library, Bennet Junior chairpian, and Matthew M. division: Lt. Col. Francis P. Departmedft Trucks; George officers include Lt. Col. James A minister named Burgess on to house in expanding areas and 'I assessor, will be closed June 25, John Whitham for the Aces and High School and the Hartford Moriarty, all honorary DellaFera,, division com Ringstoiie, Highway Dept.; Bayliss, USA retired, CWO the board of directors, being of repeated every three years — a . It has begun a studious 26, 27 and 28. He will be atten Chris Massey for Massey’s. Souvenir To: Rd. dispersal area. marshals. mander; Marine (Corps color, M anchester YMCA Indian Peter E. Bendon, USMC a literary turn, was assigned to "still hunt" that gained ground attempt to restore the sales ' ding the 29th annual assessor’s Batting stars were Phil PEARL N a m e ...... In case of inclement weather, Also, State Police Color guard; Ft. Devens Military Guides; Manchester Library B.D. & Son retired, Joseph Kowell, Walter coin the new trademarks, and but did not alert other soap with modernized forms of Dooley with six hits, Duane which will be determ ine by 10 Guard who will precede the Band; Heritage Platoon R.A., Bookmobile. school at the University of 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. A ddress...... Z i p ...... Von Hone, the Hon. Francis J. the .soft mineral .soap was'bap companies to bring out a corn- production, including the . Leblanc with four hits including Edition a.m. the day of the parade, the following state and federal of Ft. Devens; Sea Bee drill Fourth division, veterans: Connecticut. Tow n...... S ta te ...... Mahoney, James Wagner, tized Bon Ami. It was not an petitive product. • original cake, the powder form two home runs (one a grand PHONE 643-2171 parade will take place Sunday, ficials: Sen. Abraham A. team; U.S. Navy float, (Juonset Maj. Nathan G. Agostinelli, Hutchinson will be in his of Chester A. Gromulski, Marti Bon Ami continued in family in the sifter can. and a trigger- slammer), and Gary Morten Ribicoff, U.S. Rep. William R. Point; Westover Field Air ideal trademark, for there were fice Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. He at the same time. Conderino, Robert Dougan, Cotter, State Sen. David ForjK Band of the East; H.Q. (See Page 5) .soon at least five usages of its hands and became one of the*” canned .spray.