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Installing officers for the Mr. and Mrs. Vytau A. Mrs. Raymond Raddatz, junior MANCHESTER, CONN., .’, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 201 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Chemerka of 39 Hartl Dr., vice president; Mrs. 'ITiomas auxiliary were Mrs. Dorothy TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Talcottville, have been in­ Alberte, chaplain; Miss Heidi Kleinschmidt, past president of stalled as commander and Jurovaty, secretary; Mrs. the unit; Mrs. Varney, state president, respectively, of Theresa Varney, treasurer; conductress; and Mrs. Manchester’s VFW Post and Mrs. Edward Zikus, conduc­ Stickney, state assistant con­ Auxiliary in joint ceremonies at tress; Mrs. Joseph Theriault, ductress, both past presidents the Post Home. They succeed guard. of the unit. Edward M. Stickeny and Mrs. Also, Mrs. Edward Stickney, After the ceremonies, a Ford Explores Issues Thomas Heneghan. Mrs. Edward Dupree and Mrs. buffet supper was served by Other officers of the Post in­ Heneghan, trustees; Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewie and stalled are Raymond Raddatz, William Marceau, patriotic in­ members of her committee. senior vice commander; structor; Miss Jurovaty, Guests included Mayor and Wesley Rhuda, junior vice com- historian; Mrs. Stella Bowers, Mrs. John Thompson; Pete With Leaders of NATO mander; Richard Dion, flag bearer; Mrs. Elizabeth Walker,, national senior vice quartermaster; Francis Lewie, banner bearer; and Mrs. commander; Mrs. Frances BRUSSELS (UPI) — In a nonstop round bringing yet another NATO government issue by involving the United States too Wohlgemuth, chaplain; and Richard Parson, Mrs. Margaret Duniap, state auxiliary presi­ of revolving-door diplomacy. President chief and another set of bodyguards to deeply in it. Demirel also complained Thomas Henneghan, Eidward Mulvey and Mrs. Wesley dent; Mrs. Edward Edwin Ford explored major NATO problems meet the President. about the U.S. embargo on arms sales to Dupre and Stickney, trustees. Rhuda, color bearers. Edwards, ’Third District presi­ with one allied leader after another today Two security men in green fatigue un­ Turkey and Ford outlined his efforts to Other Auxiliary officers in­ Edward Dupre and Cary dent; and Mrs. Laura Freeman, and said he hopes to have “some success” iforms watched the residence through have Congress lift the ban. stalled are Mrs. Margaret Crane, past post commanders, state patriotic instructor and at breaking the Middle East stalemate binoculars from a neighboring rooftop. Greek officials described Caramanlis as Zikus, senior vice president; served as installing officers for president of the American before his European trip is over. Secret servicemen and Belgian poiice “extremely satisfied” with his chat with the post. Legion Auxiliary. Ford offered no quick solutions — and patrolled the walks outside. Ford. He will confer directly with Demirel A Manchester native, the got a hint from the Turks not to meddle too Making his first visit to Europe as Presi­ in Brussels on Saturday, but that session newly installed commander is a much in the Cyprus affair — when he dent, Ford stepped right into the roie of had been scheduled before either man met graduate of Howell Cheney opened his NATO summit visit with a pemaker and troubleshooter by holding with Ford. Technical School, He is Watching in Wide-Eyed Wonder round of one-on-one talks with leaders of back-to-back meetings with Prime Caramanlis met Ford first and was employed as a senior weapons the troubled Western alliance. Ministers Constantine Caramanlis of hardly out the door before Demirel drove technician at Colt Firearms, Ford conferred successively with the Greece and Suleyman Demirel of Turkey, up, accompanied by a new team of strap­ Taking flying leaps through the air, Lee Aceto performs with ease nastic School for Girls. She and others from her school put on a 2 Hartford. A life member of the government heads of Luxembourg, whose nations have been on the brink of ping six-foot bodyguards he acquired VFW, he belongs to its honor the seemingly impossible as students of Green School watch in wide- demonstration of gymnastics at Green School. (Herald photo by Greece, and Turkey, iunched for two hours war since iast summer’s Cyprus fighting. earlier this month after a young man guard and Silk Worm Pup Tent, eyed wonder. Ms. Aceto is an instructor at the Manchester Gym­ Dunn) with West German Chancelior Helmut Ford offered America’s good offices as an punched him in the nose. Military Order of Cooties. He Schmidt and came out of the lunch to find intermediary and quickly found out how During a get-acquainted chat, also is a member of Manchester Denmark’s Premier Anker Joergensen tough the Cyprus problem can be. Caramanlis told Ford he would be seeing Lodge of Elks and the Coast waiting on the sidewalk for his scheduled “You cannot say progress was made in Sadat in Athens and Ford casually passed Guard Auxiliary of Manchester. meeting. these meetings,” Arthur Hartman, assis­ along an informal message for the Egyp­ 'The newly installed president Refugees Begin Arriving at the Gap Portugai’s Premier Vasco Dos Santos tant secretary of state for European af­ tian leader, with whom he will be con­ is a native of New Britain. She Goncalves came next to discuss what role fairs, told newsmen after Ford met for 80 ferring in Salzburg, Austria, Sunday and lived in Manchester before his extreme left-ieaning military govern­ minutes each with Caramanlis and Monday. ment expects to play in NATO. In all. Ford moving to Talcottville and is FT. INDIANTOWN GAP, Pa. Gen. James Cannon and things might not be so bad after have, if there are any drug are good people,” Friedman Demirel. “Be sure to tell him we're looking conferred some 11 hours with the six “The President expressed our desire to employed at Millers Falls Co. (DPI) — Federal officials Richard Friedman, the Army all. pushers and addicts among said. “By far, they are decent, forward to serious talks and achieving ■leaders before addressing the formal be as heipful as we can to move (Greece in Manchester. building an instant refugee city and federal government of­ “The people around here them, and how long they will be law abiding people who want some success in the stalemate” in the afternoon opening of the two-day NATO and Turkey) toward a peacefui soiution” Mr. and Mrs. Chemerka have promised local governrnent of­ ficials in charge of setting up were afraid that the Army was here. nothing more than to settle in Middle East, Ford said, summit. to the Cyprus crisis, Hartman said, but he two sons, Allen W. Chemerka, ficials Tuesday night that an in­ the refugee camp, told nearly going to come here and dump Friedman said he could not the United States and lead a “We hope we can be helpful in achieving The black limousines rolied up to the offered no solution of his own. at home, and Walter R. flux of Vietnamese refugees 100 local government officials 15,000 refugees on our laps and answer those questions. peaceful life.” some success there. We feel very strongly weil-guarded doors of Ford’s U.S. Em­ Turkish sources said Demirel felt that Chemerka, a student at will not disrupt the way of life they had nothing to worry say that’s that,” said David In response to other about the stalemate.” bassy residence all through the day. Ford would only complicate the Cyprus Rockville High School. in this central Pennsylvania about. Heilman, mayor of a rural questions, he repeatediy Egypt and Israel have reached a stalemate over approaches to a more farm valley. borough about seven miles assured the officials the disrup­ He said the refugees will be lasting Middle East peace arrangement The 519 Vietnamese arriving Whiie iocal residents may not from the post. tion to ideal lifestyles would be confined to certain areas of the and Secretary of State Henry A. today at the Gap — as this fort welcome the refugees with “But now we know that’s not minimal. fort and wili not be permitted to open arms, many of the local going to happen.” Kissinger, at Ford’s side for the Brussels is known locally — are the first “Our experience has been roam freely in the rural com­ Tots Take Traffic Training Garbage Truck officials who had been anxious The iocai officials wanted to talks, abandoned his personal Middle East of 15,000 refugees expected that the people who are coming munities surrounding the Gap. Beirut Fighting Ends Death Ruled within 10 days. apparentiy were convinced know what skills the refugees shuttle diplomacy two months ago. Ford If there’s any place to observe correct traffic signals when Robert D. Lannan, and Lt. Joseph Sartor watch their will confer in June with Israel’s Prime Accidental driving, it’s in front of the police station with police officers progress. The young drivers are learning practical Minister Yitzhak Rabin in Washington NORWALK (UPD -Tim othy watching. Kindergartners from Buckley School are giving pedestrian and road safety in a pilot program at the school. Under New Government June 11-12 in a personal effort to get peace Black, 25, a retarded resident of the signal for a right hand turn at the stop sign as, left to See story and additional pictures on page 20. (Herald photo talks moving again. Karami, Lebanon’s most popular Martin House whose body was right. Officer Russell Holyfield, Manchester Police Chief by Pinto) But the problems of faction-ridden BEIRUT (UPI) — Premier-designate Moslem leader, must go before Franjieh found crushed to death in a gar­ NATO came first and Ford, making his Rashid Karami began work today to clear for confirmation after forming a new bage truck May 20, died ac­ first trip to Europe as President, went the “atmosphere of violence” left by a government to replace the military cidentally, according to police. right at them in the grand manner of a month of street fighting that terrorized cabinet that collaps^ last Monday. Residents in the vicinity of European court counsellor — receiving a Beirut and claimed hundreds of The military government resign^ after the Shorehaven Road facility stream of alliance leaders one-by-one at Business Indicator Index casualties. only 70 hours in office when its presence said Black frequently played in Inside Today the embassy residence before delivering . Life in the Lebanese capitai returned to threatened to escalate the civil strife that the trash dumpster at Marvin an afternoon keynote speech to the NATO Old Codger ...... Page 7 near-normal. Most banks, businesses and had turned Beirut into a virtual no-man’s Elementary School, police said summit conference. Up Sharply in April Neighbor’s Kitchen...... Page 8 small shops reopened for the first time in land. M Tuesday. Police say he ap­ Dear Abby...... Page 9 over a week and traffic streamed through parently fell asleep in it, got Mr. and Mrs. Vytau A. Chemerka are the newly installed WASHINGTON (UPI) - The shortiy before the overall economy turns Mrs. Stern Heads LWV ... .. Page 28 the streets. commander and president, respectively, of Manchester’s picked up inadvertantly and Security officials said fighting broke out was crushed in the truck. government’s index of leading business in­ around. Safety Town ...... Page 20 VFW Post and Auxiliary. (Herald photo by Dunn) dicators, a sensitive barometer of future However, the unprecedented inflation of Best record for East nine . .. Page 15 briefly before dawn but was quickly Sanford Enters Race checked by joint Lebanese-Palestinian economic trends, recorded its biggest one 1973-1974 distorted a number of indicators Schoolboy sports roundup.. .. Page 15 patrols. Two persons were injured, one month gain ever in April, the Commerce with the resuit that the index kept rising Thoughts ApLENty _____ .. Page 15 Department said today. seriously, in the ciash. 20% iong after the recession had begun. Area Profile ...... Pages 10, 11, 12 To Challenge Wallace e t '' Using a revised format designed to dis­ Scattered sniper fire stili rang out as count the effects of inflation, the index Karami began putting together a cabinet A off reg. price of “national unity” to ruie a nation divided surged 4.2 per cent iast month. WASHIINGTON (UPI) - Declaring it regarded as one of the first “New South” POLICE REPORT Eleven of 12 indicators which comprise between Christians and Mosiems, leftists his duty to challenge George W a ll^ and Democrats who abandoned the party’s on all in stock: the index increased. The money supply and rightists, guerrilias and nationaiists. “show the nation that the South stanok for traditional reliance on segregationist was the only indicator that faiied to rise in Legislators Hold Firm Security forces with orders to shoot more than the politics of fear,” former politics in that region. April. snipers on sight tracked two snipers in Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina Sanford and Wallace have been in Last month’s record rise foilowed a 1 areas of earlier heavy fighting, officials political conflict before. In 1972, Sanford’s MANCHESTER He was released on a $500 broken into Sunday evening. A today entered the race for the 1976 □ occasional tbis. per cent increase in March, the first con­ In Pay Hike Dispute said. Democratic presidential nomination. campaign for the Democratic presidential Recent arrests include: cash bond posted by his father. bedroom was ransacked. Nothing appears missing. secutive two month gain in a year. Prior to President Suieiman Franjieh nomination was effectively demolished • Michael A. Resigna, 20, of Court is June 9. Sanford, now president of Duke Univer­ • Allen Hyson, 19, of 413 • A Spring St. home was □ desks, lamps March, the index had deciined for 11- HARTFORD(UPI) — Democratic Thomas Lyon, head of the Connecticut Wednesday asked Karami, a seven-time sity, made his declaration at a news con­ when Wallace trounced him in the North Y Middletown, charged with straight months. State Employes Association, and Michael premier, to form a new government. iegisiative leaders say a meeting with ference after months of campaign Carolina primary. operating without a license, Woodland St., charged Tuesday broken into Monday afternoon. Since the index is valued as a guide to state employe union representatives Ferrucci, executive director of the State, Within an hour, most of the fighting preparation. In a 17-page statement, he failure to obey a red light, and at 3:25 p.m. on Hilliard St. with Three bedrooms were ran­ □ pictures shifts in the economy, another month or produced no change in position on the County and Municipal Employes between rightwing miiitiamen and said his effort would be to “reinstate the reckless driving. The charges reckless driving. Court is June sacked but nothing appears, missing. two of upward movement would be question of pay hikes for state workers. Union,AFL-CIO, say their members wiil Paiestinian guerriiias died down. American Revolution.” stem from a one-car accident 10. “strong evidence” that the recession had The union officials have threatened a strike uniess their demands are met. But the last day of clashes claimed 24 “I promise a bold campaign and a bold Tornadoes Swirl Tuesday at 12:30 a.m. on E. • A resident of the Parkade hit bottom or .would do so soon, a strike by the state’s 40,000 state employes At a caucus Tuesday night. Democratic casualties, raising the toll for eight days of administration, determined to put into Middle Tpke. just east of Main Lena G. Banner, 67, of Apartments on W. Middle Tpke. Through Texas Commerce Department economist said. if their demands for saiary hikes and lawmakers rejected Gov. Ella T; Grasso’s urban warfare to 94 dead and 250 wounded. practice again the radical promise of the St. Marlborough was injured in a surprised a young man on his James L. Pate, the Commerce coliective bargaining rights are not met. proposal to tap more than $5.3 million in A week of fighting last month claimed 450 American Revolution, determined to talk By United I’reHS liiternaliuiiul Police described the accident one-car accident Tuesday at rear porch Saturday at 2 a.m. Department’s top economist, cautioned The leaders and union representatives pension funds to pay for the salary hikes. casulaties. sense and issues openly and candidly, Tornados swirled across sparsely pop­ as follows: 9:12 a.m. at Center and McKee The resident chased him towards the Parkade but lost against over optimistic analysis based on met for two hours late Wednesday with no pledged to make the government join the ulated areas of the Texas Panhandle today A car was seen by police Sts. the two-month rise. people, to put pople first in all our affairs for the second day in a row, but there was heading east on the turnpike She was driving north on him. The youth was about 20, conciusive result. The union officials said But he quickiy added: “The size and and aspirations,” the 58-year-old Sanford was only slight property damage and no from Main St. at a high rate of McKee St. when she stomped on had shoulder-length blond hair, they plan to meet with national represen­ breadth of the ... increases in the leading speed. Patrolman Clarence the accelerator to make a left was about 5 feet 9 and was slim tatives late today to discuss the deadlock. Arthur House Chosen said. one was injured in the two-day onslaught indicators is encouraging and consistent Referring to the Alabama governor, who Heritage stationed on the west turn onto Center St. The pedal built. Meantime, Senate Majority Ladqr of twisters. stuck. with other evidences suggesting that Joseph Lieberman, D-New Haven, said is expected to make is own formal an­ Tornadoes were reported at Goldsmith, side of the turnpike, began pur­ • The 1969 Ford Galaxie of recession has reached bottom.” aithough he was wiiling to talk to the state nouncement soon, Sanford said: “My niis- Midland and near Plainview, Tex., today, suit. Her car struck a utility pole David Reznick of 205 Kennedy White House Fellow Through the years, the index has shown employe groups, the question of the pay sion in life is not to eliminate the George but none caused any damage. As the officer pulled onto the on Center St. and she was taken Rd. was stolen Saturday mor­ an uncanny abiiity to* reverse direction Wallaces from the political scene. Nine twisters raked the Lone Star state turnpike, a second car driven to Manchester Memorial ning from in front of his home. hikes is a dead issue. He spent a semester as a visiting faculty However, I came up at the same time in Wednesday, but only minor damage was east at a high rate of speed Hospital to be treated for multi­ The car’s keys had been stolen Arthur H. House, a native of member at the National University of similar climate, region and crucial time, reported. almost collided with the ple contusions and released. from the man’s kitchen. Manchester, is one of 14 new White House cruiser. The car skidded 170 The car was towed. ISew Hampshire Scrambling fellows welcomed recently by President Zaire in Kinshasa, Zaire. and it is my responsibility to challenge The funnels swooped down out of power­ feet sideways, sheared off a • The 1968 Plymouth station Ford. Joining the \Vorld Bank as a member of him.” ful thunderstorms which raced across the "no parking’’ sign, and came to Recent breaks, thefts, and wagon of Charles Fuller of 14 To Hold Primary Spotlight He is the son of Connecticut Supreme the Young Professional Program, he “ I expect to be running for the presiden­ area, dumping heavy rains and pelting rest on the turnpike’s sidewalk. vandalism reported include: Arch St. was stolen Monday at 8 Court Chief Justice Charles S. and Mrs. worked as an economist and program of­ cy with a positive program,” Sanford said, wide areas with hail — some of it the size There were no injuries nor • A van of the Wilson Elec­ p.m. from where he parked it House of 150 Westland St. ficer, and traveled extensively in Asia and “but I have a duty also to show the nation of baseballs. Hampshire could be boxed into a regional serious damage to the car. tric firm at 73 Summit St. was on Center St. The keys were in CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The scramble The fellows were chosen in a six-month Africa prior to his assignment on the that the South stands for more than the Heavy thunderstorms stretched from primary despite its protests. Resigna is scheduled to appear broken into early this week. An the ignition. to hold the nation’s first 1976 presidential selection process from 2,307 applicants. policy planning staff. politics of fear.” western Kansas into western Texas today 2 undetermined number of tools primary intensifies today as New New Democratic party rules require He has written articles for several Sanford, who came to political and heavy rains fell in northwestern Kan­ in Common Pleas Court 12 in This is the 11th group chosen under a The car was found soon after convention delegates to be selected in the ' were stolen. Hampshire counters efforts to take the program begun in 1964 to select outstan­ newspapers and journals. He was guest . prominence in North Carolina as Wallace sas. More than two inches of rain fell at East Hartford June 10. by police in the A & P parking same year as the convention. Coupled with • William G. Tomlinson, 18, • The 1971 Capri of Dennis national spotlight away with a New ding persons between the ages of 23 and 36 editor of the editorial page for The Herald was rising in Alabama in the 1960’s, is McAllen, Tex. Goodland, Kan., reported lot on E. Center St. state election regulations. New of 225 Spruce St., charged Martin of Snipsic Lake Rd., England regional primary. to work for a year at the White House and in September 1971. He worked as a com­ nearly two inches of rain in six hours. Hampshire can push its 1976 primary back Tuesday night with discharge of Vernon, was stolen Tuesday • The 1%9 Plymouth station New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson federal departments. House is 33. mentator for public television in Boston. choose from only so far, said Sam Vitali, an aide to firearms within town limits. night while it was parked in wagon of David Barrera of 89 vowed to sign into law legislation to in­ House, who begins his year Sept. 1, is an Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Thomas O’Neill front of the King’s store in the Lenox St. was stolen Saturday sulate New Hampshire’s traditional show­ economist with the World Bank. Tomlinson and another youth a tremendous Jr. were in a car near the drive-in Parkade. night from where he parked it case primary from the threats of The prografn is designed to give poten­ Way Cleared To Pave Efforts to set the regional primary in­ window of the Savings Bank of on American Legion Dr. selection of: neighboring, more liberal states. The bill tial leaders in public life a better un­ CORRECTION volved political figures with close ties to 8 Manchester off Purnell PI. automatically sets the primary in the derstanding of how the government works. The Herald erred Tuesday in Hartford Police recovered Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. The nation’s sixth smallest state one week Once a winner is announced, it is his Lincoln Center Lot Tomlinson allegedly fired a reporting the arrest of Dreda A. the car there. All four wheels Massachusetts lieutenant governor has starter’s pistol in the direction □ COLONIAL before any date selected by any other New turn to do the interviewing, to go around Hendsey, 38, of 623 Main St. She were missing. been working actively for a regional An easement agreement which permits In addition, the town will be required to of the bank tellers’ window. England state. from government department to agency to is the proprietor of Peppino’s primary just weeks after his father. House immediate completion of the controver­ construct a four-foot-wide concrete Within 15 minutes of the • 'fhe 1965 Comet of Gertrude Seventy miles away in Boston, represen­ decide where he would like to work for a Restaurant at 623 Main St. and □ TRADITIONAL Democratic Leader Thomas “Tip” sial Lincoln Center parking area and sidewalk from Main St. to the east en­ firing, police arrested the two Stevens of 12 Downey Dr. was tatives from the five remaining New year. was charged Monday with O’Neill, D-Mass., said Kennedy would be a driveway has been signed by represen­ trance of the church, a fence along parts youths in their car. stolen Saturday morning from England states discussed a proposal for a The fellows are paid the standard allowing a minor to loiter on candidate for president in 1976. ' tatives of the Town of Manchester and of the area, and a walk along the rear of Police confiscated the pistol. her home. □ MODERN regional presidential primary designed to salaries for the positions they occupy, up liquor permit premises. Members of the hotel-owning Dunfey Center Congregational Church. the church property. Glastonbury Police reported soften the importance of the historically to $31,800 a year. Sometimes they go Tomlinson was released on his The error was in reporting family, early financial backers of the 19M The easement was necessary because Plans are for a one-way entrance to the finding it there without plates unpredictable contest in conservative New overseas, and the education program, paid promise to appear in court June that police found a 15-year-old □ EARLY AMERICAN New Hampshire primary campaign of part of the area is on church property. parking area and driveway (from Main on it. All its windows were Hampshire. In the past two presidential for out of private funds, involves them in 16. The other youth was not youth sitting at the bar in the John F. Kennedy, also have participated The agreement, filed in the town clerk's St., at the south of Lincoln Center). Exit smashed. The car was stripped campaigns, the primary here upset expec­ travel in this country. charged. restaurant. The youth was sit­ in sessions planning a regional primary. office and bearing a May 27,1975 date, was from the area would be around the rear of and vandalized. tations, boosting former Sen. Eugene Twice, House went to Africa as a Tufts • Rudy R. DePetro, 21, of 59 ting on the bar side of the □ CONTEMPORARY Kennedy last year pledged to sit out the signed by Town Manager Robert Weiss for Lincoln Center and around the rear of the • An American flag valued at McCarthy, D-Minn., in 1968 and Sen. College student representative in Opera­ Walnut St., charged today at restaurant but was sitting at a 1976 election, although a recent Gallup poll the town and Church Moderator Richard church—into the Municipal Building 1:28 a.m. at Arch and Walnut $30 was stolen from a Wells St. George McGovern, D-S.D., in 1972. tion Crossroads Africa. table along the wall opposite home Saturday morning. If Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, showed he alone outran the biggest vote- A. Thomas. parking lot. There won't be any exit into Sts. with breach of peace and the bar, police said. getter so far in polling for the 1976 race, He wrote a series of articles for The It gives the town permission to utilize • A car load of youths were Vermont and Connecticut set a regional Herald about his experiences in Africa. Main St. interferring with police. The Herald regrets the error. Alabama Gov. George Wallace.. the church property needed for the seen driving along E. Middle p rim a ry in la te Ja n u ary 1976, a House, was born in Manchester and The arrest followed phone CONVENIENT “It doesn’t make any more sense to call parking lot and driveway and requires the Tpke. near Bolton stealing mail Massachusetts official said. New received a B.A. degree in political science calls from the Walnut St. area • The Bowers School on CHARGE PLANS this a Kennedy effort than it does to call town to assume all expenses for the con­ boxes early Saturday morning. from Tufts College in 1964, and sub­ telling of a girl screaming. Princeton St. was broken into AVAILABLE efforts for a regional primary in the far struction, maintenance, insurance and Police arrived to find DePetro Sunday in the early evening. Total reported missing is six. \ sequently received a Ph.D. degree in in­ The Weathet* • Someone broke out three West an ktem pt to help Scoop Jackson,” lights. and a young woman sitting in a Police went to the .school after ternational relations from the Fletcher The agreement states the church will be panes of glass in the telephone 9 5 MAIN ST. / 643-5171 / 533 COTTAGE GROVE RD. said Vitali, a 1972 supporter of Sen. Ed­ car. a neighbor reported a window MANCHESTER BLOOMFIELD The Lottery mund Muskie, D-Maine. School of Law and Diplomacy, also from held harmless from all actions, will be Sunny today, highs in the 80s except 70s DePetro stepped out of the being broken. No one was found booth in front of the Southern Tufts. New England Telephone Co. of­ Kennedy’s office is “aware” of permitted to use the area at all times and along the shore. Fair tonight, low in the car and began to swear. He inside the .school. No internal DUROTH I n 9QTORPQ I Unco nPPM- UrCN. s a t . t il 5:30 / CLOS. MON. The Connecticut Lottery drawing will Dr. House was assistant dean of the fice at 52 E. Center St. Monday attempts to set a regional primary, Vitali will be provided with 10 parking stalls mid 50s to near 60 along the shore. In­ resisted arrest.rest. Police used damage was done. be tonight at 7 o’clock at the American Fletcher Schpol, then a research associate night. said, “but if anything, they have not along the church building for its exclusive creasing cloudiness Friday, high in the Mace to quiet him. • A Thompson Rd. home was Legion Grounds, Porters Pass, Berlin. showed any interest.” in political development. Arthur II. House use. low 70s to mid 80s. I / PAGE TWO — aiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaester. Coon., Thura., May 29, 1875 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 — PAGE THREE

BALLET ROUNDUP NATIONAi MPf AIN U H IV IC f K M K A S T ta 7AM 1ST S - 3 0 - 75 VDflCE (UPD - A half (teen 3000 Cancer Linked to Polonium in Tobacco ballet companies of interna­ T V T O N I G H T tional repute will converge on WASHINGTON (U P D -N e w enhances the effects of known found that low amounts of a person who smokes two packs significant factor in the initia­ Venice in Jine and Jidy for a research strengthens an 11-. cancer-causing chemicals in polonium radiation caused 8dW Nashville M u sic...... 18 a day for 25 years. tion of lung cancer in 10:00 year-old idea that radiation tobacco smoke. PARK MU-lOYCE ROWER SHOP festival of dance which will offer N ews...... 38-2^^0 Truth or Consequences...... 22 cancer in hamsters. One out of ‘"Iliese results tend to sup­ smokers,” the scientists said in News...... 5 from tiny amounts of polonium Polonium is a naturally oc­ 50 performances in a seven- Bew itched...... 5 Consumer Survival K it...... 24 10 of the animals developed port the hypothesis that a report in the May 16 issue of WEEKEND 8PECIAU Harry 0 ...... '...... 8-40 in tobacco might play a major curring material that is present w e ^ period The Untouchables ...... 9 New Treasure Hunt...... 30 malignancies when exposed to polonium-210 and lead-210 (the Science, the journal of the Meet the M ayors...... ,....9 role in the lung cancer of in minute amounts in most Participating companies in­ The Real McCoys ...... 8 Dragnet ...... 40 polonium representing roughly parent isotope of polonium) in American Association for the M edix...... i ...l 8 cigarette smokers. MINIATURE clude the Ballet of the 20th Cen­ The Honeymooners...... 20 plants and foods. 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GREAT WEEKl Madrid Tokyo Ballet, and the N ews...... 34-20-22-301 Barney Miller...... 8-40 IldN) radiation emitted by polonium- cause cancer. ^ Ford Proclaims Fathers «2.29 bunch Wayang Wong dancers from I Love Lucy ...... 5 M ov ie...... 9 News...... 3-8•2^3(M0 210 injected into hamsters It generally had been WASHINGTON (UPI) - (Cash and Carry) Ball They will perform in the Gentle Ben ...... 18 Water W orld...... 18 issued the proclamation in ac­ sorrow, disappointment and The Best of Groucho...... 5 caused high rates of lung assumed on the basis of early Teatro La Fenice, the theater on Zoom ...... 24-57 President Ford has issued a for­ cordance with a joint resolution frustration. And there have Sunshine...... 20-30 cancer. studies that the radiation doses FLOWBRS tnO ARRANOeUeNTS FOR eVBRY OCCASION... San Giorgio Island and in the SL Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 mal proclamation designating passed by the House and 7KM Vaudeville...... 22 In addition, Little said in a necessary to cause cancer were been times of joy 'and great Mark’s piaoa. I Love Lucy ...... 20 June 15 as Fathers Day. Senate. 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 N ew s...... 3-2240 Bill Moyers’ Journal___ 24-57 telephone interview that higher than would be received satisfaction. For each of us, Captioned N ew s...... 57 Ford, who spent almost all of “ Growing up has never been Andy Griffith S how ...... 5 8.-30 preliminary findings from from polonium in smoke over there have been special men FREE Delivery & Parking » Frank Gakeler, Prop. Tnith or Consequences...... 8 11:30 his younger years with a step­ easy,” he said. “ We have all ^THEATRES EAST Merv Griffin Show...... 5 experiments still under way the years. along the way—men who cared. CHARLESI M ovies...... 3-5 father in Grand Rapids, Mich., experienced moments, of LOVffn TIM FUATUtirXrA^ Ironside...... 9 Karen Valentine...... 8-40 President suggest polonium radiation The new research, however, .BREAKOUrE Dick Van Dyke S h o w ...... 18 Wide World Special...... 840 Living Word ...... 18 The Untouchables ...... 9 Sounding Board ...... 20 Bob Crane Show...... 20-30 Mrs. Irene Bergin of Tolland RKRMnEKnSaiB Aviation Weather...... 24 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Tpke. was installed recently 9d)0 *THE ODESSA H I T To TeU the Truth...... 30 12:30 as president of Gibbons ^vemmoT>rts#Bere# M o v ie ...... 3 W om an...... 57 M ov ie...... 9 Assembly, Catholic Ladies of l € € 1 l d RWMMia Sts. of San F ran cisco___ 8-40 Columbus, at its annual dinner 7:30 Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 1:00 TOESE DOLLS T om orrow ...... 20-22-30 at the Manchester Country Education Special ...... 3 M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 D O IT A L L ! (R) Club. ;>'^SH0W»$ Fl<^ Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 In Performance at 1:45 Mrs. Deloris Moore of Jeopardy ...... 8 WoU Trap ...... 24-57 The Outer Lim its...... 5 U»l Wf AINUPOTOCAST # Shelton, president of the state organization, was the installing For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. Thursday night will find showers and or officer. thunderstorms in the state of Michigan and the Ohio valley, as well as in parts of the mid Other officers installed were Plains. Mostly fair elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in AGWA' Mrs. Louis Orlowski, honorary parenthesis) Atlanta 65 (83), Boston 58 (75), Chicago 57 (73), Cleveland 63 (79), Dallas 62 past president; Miss Yolanda (81), Denver 47 (71), Duluth 45 (64), Houston 71 (84), Jacksonville 71 (91), Kansas City 56 Felice, vice president; Mrs. -P L 0 8 - (70), Little Rock 65 (81), Los Angeles 62 (78), Miami 75 (85), Minneapolis 50 (65), New Jmart djoppen the John Moriarty, recording OEOROe PEPPARD USTHARTfORO Orleans 70 ( 87), New York 61 (77), Phoenix 65 (95), San Francisco 53 (77), Seattle 54 (76), secretary; Mrs. Richard Keeney, treasurer; Mrs. John DRIvr IN ★ 5 St. Louis 59 ( 76) and Washington 63 (78). or law nfertinzer SJMV Tierney, financial secretary; Mrs. John Conner, correspon­ 151 EAST WINDSOR ; ,t D o ! ding secretary. 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Tha Manchester Little League Women’s ' - MfAA The perfect cold cup ^Kenmore Zig Zag Sewing Machine Head Sears Low Price *58 ^ Auxiliary will hold its Annual Dinner Dance Satur­ that stays cold,..in day, June 7th, at the Knights of Columbus Horns, LATE SPRINS remarkably creative SAVE >80.11 SAVE *31 8 - i n . SAVE *15.11 Manchester. shapes, Craftsman 10” Radial ea. 12.9S Craftsman “Type V’ A hot buffet will be served at 7:30 P.M. Dancing II INI IF 1HE NafWt AC/DC Bfock and White TV J will be from 9dK) P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Music will bs 2 3 L M . 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., May 29. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 - PAGE FIVE Credit Discrimination Ban Rules Could Cost Millions Washington Window: Test of Foreign Policy CETACQUAINnDSPKIAL WASHINGTON (UPI) - "Unless we have a good they both use. He said in his writing when he denies credit to system in which we have in­ By HELEN THOMAS the Ford administration until at ministration, Kissinger and Ford will be meeting with ference with all parties in­ points, will be taken into con­ OVER SO YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI Proposed government credit system it will undermine own bank such a switch would an applicant. "To be clear and vested thousands of dollars and UPI While House Reporter least January. 1977, despite Nixon pursued superpower Egyptian President Anwar volved, including most of the sideration. regulations banning credit dis­ the solvency of our banks,” he cost million and "300 person meaningful we would have to WASH ondWAX regard as highly confidential,” WASHINGTON (UPI) - some vocal critics who believe diplomacy and ignored many Sadat in Salzburg, Austria later Arab states, will have to follow. At the same time. Ford has crimination by sex would cost said on behalf of the ABA. years” to accomplish. divulge our credit scoring YOUHKITCHENaOOR he said. President Ford’s post Vietnam he has lost his clout and that his parts of the world. this week and in mid-June witii For that reason, the United repeated the United States BAHTLYniCO. creditors millions of dollars and Larkin said the regulations— TOABUUTmUHWSHSHINE foreign policy will be tested this policies no longer apply. In Latin America, the United Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak States is seeking somb accom­ (commitment to the survival of possibly undermine their designed to eliminate credit Larkin proposed instead that •24 Hour Emergency Service week with his talks abroad with Both Vietnam and Watergate States has had no visible policy Rabin. modation with the Soviet Union, Israel. solvency, a spokesman for the discrimination on the basis of all new accounts be listed in allied leaders. sapped niuch of Kissinger’s toward the Western After those exploratory a co-sponsor of the conference, After he returns from •Burner Sales & Service American Bankers Association sex or marital status—go both-names and that any M(VM So far, all that has been heard own ability to innovate. Much of Hemisphere and its relations sessions. Ford intends to com­ on the general peace goals. Europe, Ford may have a •Clean Heating Oils said Wednesday. beyond laws passed by existing accounts be changed to EB Details Expenditures from both Ford and Secretary his freedom to maneuver has with those countries has neither plete a reassessment of Middle Seventy-six senators have clearer picture on the future of Kenneth V. Larkin, a senior Congress, thwart the intention include both names only on the GROTON (UPI) - General The firm said it spent a total of State Henry A. Kissinger is been curtailed by Congress in been cohesive nor defined. East policy which has been signed a letter in support of the Western world in the post 649-4S95 vice ptesident of the Bank of of,such laws and undermine the request of borrowers. Call Us For Your Home Heating Dynamics’ Electric Boat Divi­ of $178.7 million in 1974 for need to reassure doubting allies the foreign policy field. Only in the Middle East is the going on for many months. Israel and submitted it to Ford Indochina era. Such relations America, told a Federal judgment of loan officers. WESaVKEIHiaOOIS SWUNSIIIESUSIIVIlSnCMLTY in Europe that the United And Air Conditioning Needs... Larkin asked the board to sion says it purchased $113.8 goods and services from com­ His past stratagems of United States still looked upon It is clear that even with in- in advance of his sessions with were taken for granted while Reserve Board hearing that the He specifically objected to a States will be there in time of abolish a requirement that million in material and services panies in New England. secrecy also are open to strong as a mediator which can help to terim agreements were Sadat and Rabin. Both Ford and the United States was heavily proposal poses “a greater provision requiring the names trouble. creditors provide "a clear and from Connecticut firms last Massachusetts got $40 million scrutiny on Capitol Hill. Until forestall another Arab-Israeli hammered out between Israel Kissinger have said that the involved in Vietnam, and now Delaware, the first colony to feeling that credit is not a of both husband and wife be But more initiatives may be meaningful statement” in year. and Rhode Island, $23 million. the advent of the Ford ad­ War. and Egypt, a Geneva con­ letter, along with other view­ need a new look. ratify the Constitution and thus privilege but a right." listed on any account which expected of Ford in the face of the first state, claims only one major victories by the Com­ . . A*>f; military skirmish during the munists in Asia and threats of Revolutionary War. the Battle growing leftist power in Por­ of Cooch’s Bridge, a brief en­ tugal. counter between Gen. Howe’s and Gen. Washington’s troops Both Ford and Kissinger have during the British advance on urged the nation not to look Philadelphia. Delaware, The back on mistakes of the past, World Almanac notes, made a but instead to focus on the significant contribution of future. That is difficult to do, troops to the war effort: 1,000 unless the nation’s role in the militia and 2,386 Continental world is realistically assessed Army. and enunciated. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) Both the Soviet Union and Copyright (c> 197S China have refrained from gloating over the collapse of United States-backed nations in Indochina. It was enough that Men’s they backed the winning side with the supplies that were Klopman Mills Fancy needed. WORLD So while the spirit of detente Ladies’ Placket Collar Styles has prevailed, there have been Short Sleeve Crew Necks • Tank Tops major diplomatic setbacks for By WILLIAM E. CLAYTON the American leadership in a fast changing world. Ford was expected to explore the range of future WASHINGTON (UPI) - The relationships with allied government is paying for experi­ leaders in private talks. ments it hopes will show how Our Although the administration both energy and money can be Reg. has insisted it is not trying to saved in ways that may startle 3.99 dramatize the use of American the bureaucrats. military force in the Mayaguez Such as choosing appliances All nylon or polyester knits, solids and prints, incident, nevertheless there is not so much on their immediate in many styles. the element of proof that Ford price tag but on their price plus is not afraid to act. what it costs to run them over Reg. 3.49 to 3.99 Ea. The demonstration was in the years. 100% Polyester line with Kissinger’s own view Or developing techniques that CoU ars:F|rcy»^^ following the falling of In­ keep utility rates up to date. dochina that the United States Or cutting out some of the Knit Shorts man fabrics, 75% (Macron permapress. needed to show potential Spalding's aluminum racket- duplication in the early stages of Our Reg. 2.99 Ea. aggressors that it was not, in the sensational Smasher III. designing a nuclear power plant. P r fiW S * Wide choice ot striking mu a terrific price. Includes cover. ? o lo ® d stVlJes, perma-press former President Richard M. Those ideas and many more Nixon’s words, “a pitiful have resulted from the Experi­ 50% cotton, helpless giant.” Spalding Tennis Balls mental Technology Incentives Kissinger plans to remain in Our stocks are always fresh! 1 9 9 Program set up under a direc­ Limit 3 cans per customer. I tive from the Office of Manage­ great! ment and Budget. The program Pullons with stitched front provides federal seed money to crease. Solids, jacquards, Marijuana Law Famous Maker 10-18, 32-38. help get government away from Ruled Illegal Tennis Rackets! the frequently heard; "But we , •SPALDING have always done it this way." perma In Alaska Jordan Lewis, head of the pro­ Press JUNEAU, Alaska (UPI) - •WILSON gram, said it starts out by getting The Alaska Supreme Court has •SLAZENGERl an agency interested in design­ CLEARANCE declared unconstitutional a ing an experiment. The goal of state law prohibiting possession Your Choice the experiment is to change Mix and Match of marijuana in one’s home for policy in a way that reflects new personal use. wrinkles in management or Irwin Rabin, appealing his technology, to streamline Separates Dec. 11, 1972, District Court government and - particularly Reg. 5.99 to 10.99 conviction at Anchorage, con­ p'lw in the energy pinch -to save tended there was no legitimate Multi-ply frames, cowhide energy along with the money. state interest in his possession grips. Choose Wilson Sport, "We get a high-level commit­ Men’s Long Sleeve of marijuana for personal use in Spalding Impact 220 or 240, iMen’sBan-Lon-Knits Slazenger Clipper for men, ment at the agency to manage Dress Shirts his home. He said it was dis­ Includes filter, ladder, floating skimmer, Men’s Short Sleeve women. Not all styles in all stores bath. Steel wall construction. the experiment and we pay the 1 with Fashion C^*ars criminatory for the state to extraordinary costs for the ex­ Men’s Crevif Neck Dress St^r^ Our c lassify marijuana as a Our 0 4 4 Reg. dangerous drug when alcohol periment. such as for extra staff Sviieatshirts 5 99 Tennis Tote Bag PRO SHOP GOLF BALLS or equipment." Lewis said. Our Reg Perma-press poly/cotton end- and tobacco were not also so Water Basketball Reg. 4.49 — Then if the experiment suc­ on-end colors, 14-1/210 17^ classified. Maxfii, Titlist, Game by Kransco Our 3.99 collar, placket and pullover The court held that the con­ ceeds. Lewis said. "We don’t Reg. Contoured body, white & solid »4.84 Royal Plus 6, sty 1 stitutional right of privacy en­ have to convince anybody to 3.69 —^ colors. Sizes 14-1/2 to 17. Choice of red, white or blue. Topflites Reg. A 7 7 change policy - they are already Washable, 50% Creslan "/50% compasses the right of an adult 6.89 ■ ■ f f believers." rnttnn white, to possess marijuana intended Famous Maker Practice Floating game! Aluminum for personal use in his home. 50 dozen assorted per store; One big example of an experi­ Tennis Balls, can of 3 No Ram Checks. frame with net and ball. ment with big energy-saving po­ Men’s Long Sleeve “Insofar as Alaska’s statute u ’ Our Reg. 1.67 tential is'"life-cycle costing," prohibiting the, possessing of marijuana invades this basic Men’s or Women’s Lewis said. General Services Build a wardrobe of tops, pants, 100% Polyester Tennis Racket Press Roberts right, it is unconstitutional,” Golf Shoes Administration, the federal shirt jacs, sweaters, skirts! Not all Fashion Print Keeps your wood racket in shape. Reg. Backboard styles in all stores. Sizes 8 to 16. New the court said. 1.19 Our "housekeeper." is the partner in Perma 8 8 C Reg. this experiment. 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May 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs , May 29, 1975- PAGE SEVEN iHanrlu’stpr tiipiiimi Clean Air Goals Unachieved On Eve of First Deadline OPINION BOSTON (UPI) - The first dividually and to work regional­ tackling the crucial domestic V. major deadline of the federal ly to establish, set up, and en­ issues. clean air act will come Satur­ force strong land-use “By far, the most pressing day, without achievement of regulations in costal areas well problem in America today is GODGimTIONS any of its goals on a national before development proceeds,” that of the economy and un- This is the level, Russell E. Train, director according to Train. He said enriployment...Other urgent of ^e Environmental Protec­ federal aid was available for urgent topics that will be season for The Energy Problem tion Agency, said Wednesday. such efforts. covered include air and water Samuel the fourth generation in “sealer of wts and measures” 1742. While at (Cambridge be Train then said extensive pollution, transportation, - V 1 BLACK direct line in America was bom in 1701-2-414 a total of 13 years. was a soldier from Oct. 23, 1723 reductions in air and water A spokesman for NARC, a housing ai^ law enforcement,” about 1665 probably at Cam­ Highway surveyor 1702. One of to June 1724 fighting Indians pollution have been made, and Washington-based, non-profit according to the spokesman. CARPENTER ANTS Did you ever get the feeling that you petitive and cannot be made or kept two inspectors of the “great Using the theme “A Declara­ bridge, possibly at Billerica near York and Wells Maine. that the mechanism is in place organization, said the purpose In addition to being Bridge ” over the Charles River tion of Interdependence,” were being given a choice of being competitive without some degree of where he was reared. Took oath He held public offices in for further reductions. of the conference was to give unsightly and unsanitary. 1704-1705. Constable 1704, CTerk NARC is headed by Seattle of fidelity July 7, 1681. In 1693 Windham, “Fence Viewer” He was addressing the delegates“an incisive view of Black Ants excavate shot or hung? independence from foreign oil sources of Markets, 1714. Mayor Wesley C. Uhlman, who the town “granted him liberty 1731-47, “Sealer of Leather” opening session of the National hov[ grass roots America and extensive galleries in wood At Windham he was will step down Friday when a This is the reaction we got to Presi­ over which we cannot exercise price to set up a shop to work in and 1736-3843-44. Grand Jnror 1736, Association of Regional Coun­ the huge urban areas are to serve as nesting places ‘lay timber about’ near to the “Tithingman” (tax collector) “Constable and Collector of cils’ ninth annual conference. new president is elected. dent Ford’s energy plan and the control, up or down. and school committee 1722. and may cause extensive passage over the river while he Rate” 1738-42-44. He was made He would not comment damage to your home. Democratic congressional Third, and perhaps the most dif­ was keeping the ferry.” Selectman 1723-4 and 1732-3. “ L ie ^ n a n t of M ilitia” in directly at a |iress conference, leadership’s reaction to it. ficult, is that the United States, Probably Concord River. Samuel died in Scotland Feb. Windham 1741 and three years on the Boston-Area Transpor­ He moved back to Cambridge 20, 1755 aged 90 years. Though later “ Captain.” Joined Within the confines of higher despite its energy source in­ tion (Control Plan, scheduled to before 1665. The town’s stock of grave stone in the Palmer Windham Church in 1728 and be announced Friday. But Train petroleum fuel prices, that seem dependence compared .*to other in­ powder and ammunition was Burying Ground of Scotland was dimitted to form the did indicate it would stress Society says 93 years. He left a assured whoever prevails, the argu­ dustrialized nations, cannot set its committed to his custody for Scotland Church in 1735. positive incentives for travel which care he was paid six son John who became of the On Dec. 2, 1728 he was and pollution reduction, rather Call BUSS ment is not how much or when but energy policy solely on domestic con­ shillings annually. On Jan. 19, fifth generation direct line of granted right to make a dam than negative ones such as ior a Preventive Maintenance program which way to jack up the price so that siderations. 1698 his father conveyed to him the family in America. across Merrick Brook and erect parking reductions. 85 pounds, money, of which 15 This John was born at Cam­ a saw mill. With wife he is we in effect begin curbing our use This is what the current European Train predicted the most pounds was his portion as heir bridge, Mass, and lived there buried in old cemetery on east potentially severe impact of 2 because of price. meetings are basically all about. to the old homestead in Cam­ until 1725. Can’t find any record side of Scotland-Noitrich Rd. New England offshore oil of his birth but he was baptized about .7 mile south of Scotland 649-9240 V The only merit, and it’s a marginal Within a few years we will be bridge (corner of Dunston & development will be on land (Herald photo by Pinto) South Sts.), “but the house, V* in 1696-7. He was known as a Church. He died May 5, 1760 rather than in the sea. He said one in the wake of oil company profits paying $1 or more a gallon for gas­ Children Throwing Rocks in Bigelow Brook acre land, with out-houses and “Cordwainer” which means a leaving a son John to become the states should expect major recently, is that the President’s plan oline either under the Ford plan or a Iruit trees” also “warehouse, worker in leather or the family’s sixth generation in industrial developments in land boat house, wharfing, etc. on shoemaker. Was also called a America. BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. could, if the excess profits tax is kept gradually increased federal tax. areas near dilling sites, andsaid the S.W. corner.” “waterman.” Smart fella it their impacts should be The Oldest & Largest in Conn. reasonable, stimulate development of The issue now is that any confronta­ On Nov. 4,1714 he purchased seems. examined soon. He bought 2Vi acres of a re­ domestic petroleum resources. tion between the President and the 240 acres between Merrick’s “There is a need here for the Brook and Beaver Brook in cent land division on June 20, states to get involved in- But both the democratic approach Congress over which energy plan is ANDREW TULLY 1724 for 20 pounds and sold it for Dodd to Speak 9 Windham, Conn. First deed and the administration plan have a best might undermine the efforts recorded in Book E at 47 pounds 17 shillings on Feb. 3, NEW CASTLE, N.H. (U P I)- 1725. Then on Oct. 25, 1725 he Rep. (Jiristopher J. Dodd, D- more fundamental mutual goal. abroad which President Ford, through Windham. Price was 62 pounds, OPEN 10 shillings. He was still in sold for 60 pounds the estate left Conn., will discuss Either, if adopted in the forms out­ Secretary of State Kissinger, has Preposterous Decision Cambridge April 24, 1721 but to his wife by her father. government’s role in offshore Then he hopped to Hopkinton, development at the mid-year lined to date, would encourage a shift described as “a serious effort with was in Windham in 1722. That FORUM land was in the third parish Mass, in 1725 and about two meeting of the New England away from petroleum energy sources goodwill and a cooperative att- known as “Scotland Society.” years later to Windham, Conn, (Council for Economic Develop­ Pewter your nest. In 1780 it was set off from and built a home next to his ment June 810. to other sources. tude...to avoid confrontation” WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ment and teachers’ services to non-public children assistance because their parents Windham as the Town of father’s on west side of The meeting will focus on op­ However, as the President quite between the developing and producing took another look at the First schools, how can it be constitutional to chose to send them to parochial schools. Park Workers Scotland. Marrick’s Brook and west by portunities and challenges Amendment’s ban on establishment of lend textbooks to those same schools? Is a Injecting more logic into the argument, correctly pointed out in defending his nations of the world. This Samuel held many civil south of the Scotland Church. facing New England’s religion the other day and somehow school less religious in one test of the Rehnquist and White argued that the Given Praise offices wherever he lived. At He got 70 acres as a gift next to economic growth, particularly veto of the strip-mining control bill. We think the American people will managed to arrive at the preposterous Constitution than in another? Court’s majority had gone too far. Dear editor Billerica he was “highway sur­ his father’s in 1729 and bought the field of energy and offshore Congress cannot have its cake and eat decision,that the ban applies only to cer­ I for one won’t swallow the argument Said the two justices: “The court ap­ accept the necessity for conservation I would like to take this opportunity to veyor” in 1693. At Cambridge 10 acres for 30 pounds Oct. 6, development. The eagle tain kinds of state aid to private and that loans of textbooks are constitutional parently believes that...the First Amend­ it also. of energy and if means of distributing express my appreciation to the Town of parochial schools. because they mostly benefit the individual ment not only mandates religious neutrali­ In effect, he was saying that any the financial burden fairly can be ef­ Manchester Park Department for the By a 6 to 3 vote, the court struck down a pupil. The only reason any state would ty on the part of government but also work they did this spring in restoring the lend a private school instructional requires that this court go further and conditions attached to development of ficiently implemented, they will Pennsylvania plan for lending instruc­ softball diamond at Robertson Park. tional materials, including teaching aids “equipment” and permit public school throw its weight on the side of those who non-petroleum sources which are accept the cost too. Having seen the condition of this field and laboratory equipment, to private and teachers to teach special courses in that believe that our society as a whole should deteriorate during the redevelopment of excessive, may wipe put any stimulus The agony of such a change in life parochial schools. The same majority school is to benefit individual pupils, not to be a purely secular one.” makes it North Manchester, the improvements ruled unconstitutional Pennsylvania’s law enrich the school iself. That sums it up. Everybody pays taxes to development created by increasing style is not lost on the political leaders made under the direction of Ernest Turek, permitting public school teachers to teach No wonder it took four different opinions to support public schools. The parent who superintendent of parks, and William An- petroleum prices through import of today. The tragedy would be in remedial reading and special learning to submit this latest bit of judicial sends his child to a private school, drulot, park department foreman, are tru­ courses in non-public schools. wisdom. Only Justices Potter Stewart, religious or nonsecular, is entitled to no taxes and price decontrol or, as allowing this sacrifice to be made for ly miraculous. But — and get this, Mrs. Balderdash — a Harry'A. Blackniun and Lewis F. Powell special privileges. But he has a right not to The improved conditions should certain­ Congress apparently wants, a direct petty political gain rather than as a different 6 to 3 majority ruled it was okay Jr., were in the majority on all issues. be penalized because he is relieving the ly be appreciated by those participants easy^ tax. contribution to an ultimate and for the state to lend secular textbooks to Three other justices at least were consis­ taxpayers of the cost of educating his M (over 300 w eekly) in re c re a tio n church-affiliated primary and secondary tent. Justices William J. Brennan Jr., child. In arguing that some of his taxes be The crux of the energy problem equitable solution to the world energy department-sponsored softball leagues at schools. Such loans, said the majority, William 0. Douglas and Thurgood spent on equipment and services available this field. Townspeople visiting the park, isn’t simple but yet in essence it in­ problem. were an aid to the pupils and only an in­ Marshall all opposed any kind of aid to to needy non-public schools, he' is not have paid high compliments to the park direct benefit to the non-public schools. private and parochial schools, and thus asking that the state endorse his religion, volves three basic decisions. We would hope in the coming weeks department crew for their efforts. Robert­ One must struggle to understand this were in the minority on the textbook ques­ only that it not punish him for it. son Park is fast becoming a popular place First, recognizing that petroleum Congress and the administration latest offering of sophistry by the nation’s tion. for a summer’s night of entertainment and On that question, Stewart, Blackmun Meanwhile, only children at the elemen­ Remarkable fuel sources aren’t unlimited. will work together in the common highest bench. In ruling against state aid relaxation. in two cases, the court explained that the and Powell were joined by Chief Justice tary and secondary levels are penalized by Second, even though petroleum goal of a national energy policy which The donations of an American flag by A programs “necessarily gave rise to a con­ Warren E. Burger and Justices William H. the Court’s bundle of rulings. Forty out of Edward Fitzgerald of the Fitzgerald sources are exhaustible and will be achieves not only conservation at stitutionally intolerable degree of en­ Rehnquist and Byron R. White, all of the 50 state legislatures now give financial Funeral Home, and distance markers, by tanglement between church and state,” whom dissented from striking down other aid in various forms to private colleges. exhausted in time, for the most part home but economic, social and Wendall Jacobs of the Woodland Sign Co., and noted that most private schools had a features of Pennsylvania’s aid laws. The reasoning is that it is cheaper to pay alternative sources aren’t com­ compliment the excellent condition of this political stability abroad. “redominantly religious character.” Burger made horse sense in an unusual­ part of a student’s costs at a private field. One struggles, but one fails to come up ly bitter dissent. He charged the majority college than all of them at a public If pride in a community can be with an explanation for such reasoning. If had adopted a “crabbed attitude” which college. So far, no one has suggested that measured by the conditions of its park it is anti-First Amendment to lend equip­ unfairly denied some handicapped this is unfair to atheists. facilities, Manchester should be very proud. Y Sincerely, Wallace J. Irish Jr. A Valid Question 87 Main Street Manchester Is the Hatch Act Obsolete? Sen. Jesse Helms was indulging in a agency in the United States is the U.S. STEEL- BELTED RADIALS bit of histrionics, of course, when he government itself. Official Thanks By Congressional Quarterly “Civil servants will not be intimidated unions' membership as "a power base suggested that every congressman The Congress decides what Majorette Backers WASHINGTON — Congress this year is today.” from which they can control the federal ------nouj ...■■■'' -' should contribute $1,000 toward relief philanthropies should be supported by cautiously considering whether to grant Koch argues that it is illogical for government,” To the editor: political freedom to 2.5 million Congress to free state and local workers An oddly discordant voice raised against of 'Vietnam refugees, rather than public funds and then votes to ap­ Through your column, we wish to share Americans. while keeping clamps on federal workers. Clay's bill is that of the National Alliance st iom to e^fth prices passing a general funding bill which propriate it. It matters little whether our pride with the community and publicly They are the postal workers and other “Federal employes are no less deserving of Postal and Federal Employe^, a would be paid for by the taxpayers. a citizen supports a particular cause pay tribute to those who made it possible federal employes who are barred by the of equal rights under the law than are predominantly black union that might for the Nathan Hale Majorettes to par­ Hatch Act from taking an active part in state, local and private-sector employes,” originally be expected to support a bill The North Carolinian also suggested or despises it, his money is spent political campaigns and from running for he said. “Congress should clear up the ob­ sponsored by Clay and 14 other black ticipate in the Memorial Day Parade: OUR equally as freely as those who are Miss May Lou Henry, Unit D teacher, major office. Passed in 1939 to protect vious discrimination and inconsistency in representatives. But Robert L. White, MICHELIN “XWW” o REGULAR that churches and other philanthropic SPECIAL FET for her time and efforts to organize, train, New Deal employes from political the law.” president of the 25,000-member union, WHITEWALL PRICE organizations take over the job of proponents. plan for, and teach the routines necessary exploitation, the act prevents government Clay’s bill has the support of the AFL- feels the bill would leave blacks especially PRICE caring for the refugees rather than Churches, national groups, the Red for such a performance. workers from performing political chores CIO, whose affiliates include at least three vulnerable to job discrimination in the Cross, Salvation Army and others The 12 girls from Unit D who that have become familiar elements of the unions of workers covered by the Hatch federal bureaucracy. ”We have to be $44.89 $38.15 $1.81 imposing it on all taxpayers. careful about removing any restrictions 165-13 (A78-13) represented our school; co-captains American election scene: canvassing Act. Union officials complain that the act 48.60 41.31 1.98 have done great work with the poor, Laurel Melody and Connie Merola, Dawn voters, raising funds, even driving voters discourages union activity by its members that might bring about any more dis­ 175-13 fB78-131 He was dramatizing his own opposi­ 2.10 You couldn’t ask for a better way the unfortunate and the displaced. Caputo, Terry Kelley, Gail Downey, Tam­ to the polls. and hampers such union functions as fund­ crimination than we are already subjected 175-14 (C78-14) 52.10 44.28 tion to the proposed funding bill, but my Kilcollins, Jackie Meyer, Christine Democratic Rep. William (Bill) Clay of raising. “Can-the local union officers'who to,” he explained. "We are already victim 185-14 (E78-14) 56.92 48.38 2.29 It was not always thought that tax to capture the spirit of America’s he got some Senate support from con­ Tyo, Josephine Catania, Qauline LeClair, Missouri introduced a bill in February are also employes of the Postal Service of enough malign neglect.” 195-14 fF78-14i 61.26 52.07 2.53 that would allow federal workers to per­ solicit contributions from their members, 5^ \ coming bicentennial. That’s why 2 money would take care of everything. • Lisa Seise, and Melinda Muise. 205-14 (G78-14) 67.49 57.36 2.89 servative colleagues such as Sens. Our PTA for generously contributing the form almost any campaign activity except even during a union meeting?" asked Charity, social work, welfare and the 215-14 (H78-14) 74.64 63.44 3.11 * your friendly eagle at First Federal has Barry Goldwater, Strom Thurmond, cost of the material for uniforms and the soliciting money from their fellow legislative director Patrick J. Nilan of the support of the indigent were private parents for expertly tailoring the fine employes. A similar bill last year lifted American Postal Workers Union. Under 195-15 (F78-15I 65.33 55.53 2.68 James McClure and Nebraska’s Carl Colonial styled pewter for you - responsibilities not too long ago. looking finished product. most restrictions on employes of state and civil service interpretations, he says, they 205-15 (Q78-15) 72.22 61.38 2.87 Curtis. Congratulations to all concerned from local governments that use federal funds. cannot. 3.16 heavy, finely crafted pewter with all the However, it seems unlikely that 215-15 (H78-15) 77.55 65.91 The relief bill passed later with only all of us at Nathan Hale School. As an aide to Clay asked: “ Why / 225-15 (J78-15) 81.47 69.24 3.29 quality of heirloom pieces. At prices so low, they’re they will ever be again with a system Sincerely. shouldn’t federal employes have the same Helms and Sen. William L. Scott of 230-15 (L78-15) 92.33 78.48 3.36 of government which more and more Leo F. Diana, principal rights — free speech and free association Con: Ettrnittg HrralJ almost a gift. In fact, some are free! Nathan Hale School — as other Americans?” 235-15 (Rein) 102.54 87.15 3.51 Virginia voting against it. Defenders of the Hatch Act argue that to is pressed to come up with answers or Manchester FOUNDED OCT. 1 , 18S1 To get the pieces you want and to stai*t your 9 But for all the play-acting Helms tamper with it would invite a return to the A dditional at least attempts, to solve all Published by the Published every D eposit D eposit D eposit D eposit spoils system it was intended to correct. Manchester evening except Sun­ All Prices Plus Fed. Excise Tax $100.00 $600.00 $1,000 $5,000 $25.00 handsome pewter collection, just open a savings ac­ did bring up a valid point in the Pro: Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. problems. “If the opportunity to assert partisan in­ o r m ore o r m ore o r m ore o r m ore deposits Senate. And that is that people today Square. Manchester, Entered at the count with us as explained on the chail below. Sen. Helms has served his purpose, “The Hatch Act systematically denies fluence or power is available, it will be Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., exercised,” declared Chairman Robert E. Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second Napkin Ring FREE FREE FREE FREE 4.00 have little or no choice about the meaningful political participation to a (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. Or add to your existing account. although he knew very well that there TODAY’S select group of people,” Clay said, “HR Hampton of the Civil Service Commission. C ordial FREE FREE FREE FREE 5.00 causes they support or where their tax BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER waoMdaKfint... You’ll not only receive lead-free pewter safe for was no chance at all of the con­ 3000 (the number of his bill) will raise “Whatever political activity is permitted ondaMMOlnKImt. Jefferson Cup 4.00 FREE FREE FREE 6.00 money goes. THOUGHT federal and postal workers from their pre­ to federal employes will quickly become Chamberstick 6.00 4.00 FREE FREE 7.00 gressmen matching the $1,(X)0 chqck SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES food, pewter made in Connecticut by Connecticut In the case of the Vietnam refugees sent second-class citizenship to first class that which is required of them.” PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Wine Goblet 6.00 5.00 4.00 FREE 9.00 which he waved at them. where they belong.” In addition to protecting employes from draftsmen, but you’ll also enjoy the highest interest Single Copy tSc 3 Monihs...... $9.75 MICHELIN T MICHELIN 'ZX' Bud V ase 6.00 5.00 4.00 FREE 9.00 the responsibility is truly a public one, Clay feels that the definition of coercion, Hampton says, the Hatch Act With very few exceptions the W e e k ly ...... 754 6 Monihs . $19.50 5.00 3.00 9.00 “political management” worked out over serves a three-fold purpose: it limits the ONE Month $3.25 One Year. .. $39.00 Inkwell & Quill 7.00 6.00 on savings allowed! since their jeopardy was caused in A girl who said her night prayers every philosophy of public care “from the the past 35 years by the Civil Service Com­ possibility of an employe's political views Mail Rales Upon Request P o rrin g e r 8.00 7.00 6.00 3.00 10.00 great part by their adherence to day was overheard one evening saying her YOUR MICHELIN ■ TIRE HEADQUARTERS Come in today, and start your Firet Federal mission has had a “chilling effect” on from interfering with public work, Subscribers who p m should telephone Cordial Tray 8.00 7.00 6.00 4.00 11.00 womb to the tomb” permeates prayer in the following way: “God bless Democratic causes and their coopera­ employes, discouraging them even from prevents the party in power from using the fail to receive their the circulation depart- 4.00 12.00 pewter collection. At any of our 7 offices. But don’t Mom...God bless Dad...God bless grand­ Herald before 5 30 meni. 647-9946. W ater Goblet 9.00 7.00 6.00 American politics. voting, ‘"rhe vagueness of the act leads civil service as a political machine and EAST HARTFORD - 22 THOMAS STREET tion with the United States. ma...” And after a brief pause, she con­ 289-7951/Mon, thru Fri. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-12:30 Candlesticks (Pair) 10.00 8.00 7.00 4.00 13.00 delay. With the demand for pewter rising, chances The Congress could use a few more many federal employes to play it safe by sustains public confidence in the impartial cluded: “And please God, take care of Member Audit Bureau of Circulation 12.00 11.00 10.00 8.00 16.00 But, it is not so long ago that administration orthe people's business. FARMINGTON - 898 FARMINGTON AVENUE T an k a rd men who were more respectful of the yourself, ’cause if anything happens to not becoming involved in political ac­ are you won’t see these at such low prices again! tivities,” he said. Some independent employe unions are The Manchester Display advertisir\0 677-2841 /M on. thru Fri. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-12:30 Salt, Pepper, Tray philanthropic causes were espoused, • You, we are all sunk.” 11.00 8.00 17.00 public purse. H.R. Gross of Iowa and Opponents of the Hatch Act make the skeptical of the AFL-CIO's interes't in the Publishing Co. closing hours Three knd Spoon 13.00 12.00 in practically all cases, by private Nothing, of course, is going to happen to fu ll days prior to MANCHESTER - 325 BROAD STREET 23.00 case that one lesson of Watergate is that debate. “This is nothing more than the old assumes no hnancial publication 1 Qt. Milk Pitcher 17.00 16.00 14.00 12.00 the Byrds of Virginia have saved God. But something could happen to our 646-3356/Mon„ Tues.. Wed., Fri. 8-5:30 charities. If a person wanted to con­ federal workers will not stand for abuses AFL-CIO pitch for muscle and power,” responsibility lor Deadline for Herald Thurs. 8-8; Sat. 8-4:00 Sugar, Creamer . faith in Him, and His role in the shaping of typographical errors classified advertising. Fust Fedeial Savings American taxpayers many millions of of the civil service. “Public office-holders charged Nathan Wokomir, president of the 27.00 26.00 24.00 20.00 35.00 tribute to a cause he did so, or our lives and our destinies. If this happens, appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior to day of WETHERSFIELD - 58 MAPLE STREET w /T ra y and Spoon dollars. arc more intimidated by civil servants and National Federation of Federal tisements and other publication. 12 noon East Hartford. Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, we, indeed, are in trouble. reading matter in The Friday for publication 563-2801/Mon. thru Fri. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-12:30 Coffee Pot, Sugar, withheld his donation as his views what they can do to them than are civil Employes. “ It’s a move for money and 95.00 90.00 85.00 105.00 Long suffering constituencies Submitted by Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ Creamer, and Tray 98.00 Vernon and South Windsor servants by public office-holders,” said more organizing influence.” Wokomir Herald day WATERFORD - 82 BOSTON POST ROAD directed. Dr. Leon Wind, Rabbi 443-4371 /Mon, thru Fri. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-12:30 deserve an occasional advocate who Rep. Edward I. Koch (D-N.Y.), author of said AFL-CIO leaders want the Hatch Act Connecticut 8»lcc T«x not included in pricet. Limit one free pift per family. Sorry, items cannot be mailed. Today the greatest philanthropic Temple Beth Sholom considers their welfare too. his own bill to amend the Hatch Act. restrictions lifted so that they can use the PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975

: •?- FROM YOUR iimiuiiiiii Elby Rodriguez of Brooklyn, " (COUPON OFFERS '' N.Y. and Anthony F. Pagano of Airman Raymond A. Manchester, were married May Tweedie, son of Raymond A. NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN 25 in St. Anthony’s Church in Tweedie Jr. of 91W. Center St., By VIVIAN FERGUSON Passaic, N.J. has been selected for technical ’The bride is the daughter of training in the U. S. Air Force Pedro Rodriguez of Brooklyn, A 1961 graduate of Hartford supply fiel4 at Lowry AFB, With This Coupon High School, Sgt. Mortirper Bubbly, energetic, efficient N.Y. and the late Mrs. Pedro Colo. 12*oz. ABroBol Can Rodriguez. The bridegroom is entered the Air Force the same and well-organized is Helen He recently completed basic year. His wife, Janet, is the Partridge. She puts her heart the son of Mrs. Frank Pagano training at Lackland AFB, Tex. FAVOR daughter of Mrs. Virginia Allen and soul into everything she of Passaic, N.J. and the late Airman Tweedie graduated of New Britain. His mother, does with great enthusiasm. See Counselor Frank Pagano. from Manchester High School FURNITURE POLISH Mrs. Clernence B. Mortimer, When her turn came to ’The Rev. Vitalis Sabatlni of in 1973 and attended Central He is a computer lives on Somers Rd., Ellington. organize an evening for her St. Anthony’s Church officiated. Connecticut State College. maintenance technician serving gourmet group, she called it Ahhy Advises The bride was given In “ Moonlight in Vermont.” The 65« OFF marriage by her father. Good Thru Saturday, May 31tl Miss Adrienne Deschenes of theme was only the beginning REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET for Helen and her husband, HIGHLAND PARK Hartford was maid of honor. LIMITON^OPONPERM John. They took a trip to Ver­ By Abigail Van Buren Miss Carmen Esponda of mont to purchase such items as 317 Highland St., Manchester 1(75 by Chlezgo Trlbunt-N.Y. N n t. Sym)., Inc. Brooklyn was bridesmaid. Miss maple sugar, Cheddar cheese Sarah Garcia of Brooklyn, N.Y. and Vermont common ^*The Choicest Meat In Townl^^ was flower girl. crackers. DEAR A B B Y : I am unmarried with two small children. 1 Bruce S. Beck of Manchester A search through an old Ver­ llllllllllll don’t love their father, although we live together because was best man. Ushers were mont cookbook, purchased at a At Your Service: it’s convenient. We get along so-so. We share the bills, and I Philip Calavincenzo of flea market, turned up some get the use of his car. Pittsburg, Pa., Raymond Satter good recipes. Helen collected t€OtJP<»l\ O FFFB) 1 knew Sam only three weeks when we started living of Denver, (k)lo., and Jeffrey Beat The Heat With a Cool Halter - Vermont items she could place Our 38 Full and Part Time together. I got pregnant, and then I was stuck. Simko of East Orange, N.J. He told me he was divorced, but he won’t show me the Edward Santiago of New York ' Jibout the house, at 211 Moun­ [Fri endly Employees, Is tain Rd. The table centerpiece proof. (I think he’s lying.) He gambles a lot, and I can’t City was ring bearer. HALTERS Reg. $6.00 Harvey** Price was a miniature depicting the trust him very far. He works nights and I work days. We A reception was held at 'The maple-sugaring operation. Maps Your Guarantee o f The have no friends or social life. But Sam is good to the kids, Cotillion in Garfield, N.J. after With This Coupon and they love him. 2 2 - and murals of Vermont were which the couple left on a trip to 50% Cotton, 50% Polyeuter My mother lives in my building, and she is driving me hung on one glass-lined wall of ^^Utmost In Helpful and SWEET LIFE Hawaii and San Francisco. The nuts. She interferes and causes eurguments between Sam Bermudas and Cuffed the dining room. couple will reside in and me. She goes against everything I say to my kids—calls , ■ Guests were asked to wear Courteous Service, Not Just Manchester. itm - ■■■ JUMBO TOWELS me stupid in front of them and tells them not to listen to me. - clothing that would depict Mr. Pagano is a practicing at­ When I discipline the kids, they cry for Grandma, and this Burrian-Moss Photo something representative of f Occasionally, But Whenever torney in Manchester. SHORTS R«g, 7.00 Harvey*e Price hurts. She also tells everybody my business. Vermont. A gentleman, stuffed What can I do about her? And what can I do about my Mrs. Anthony F. Pagano Bermudas Sizes 8-18, Shorts Sizes 8-16,100% Polyester, Machine Washable r with four pillows, encased in You Shop Here! 3 m Good Thru Saturday, May 31sU messed-up life? I ’m 32 and feel like 82. ______Solid Colorf._____ 9 green fabric, came as the M ISFIT IN CHICAGO . REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 9 Registration Green Mountains. One lady LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY dressed in white as a symbol of DEAR MISFIT: I see two major problems: Sam and Now Open For fe c ia l Purchase white marble. your mother. You need to get away hrom your mother. She : ' For many years, the group is poison to your self-esteem, and a troublemaker to boot. YWCA Events COULOTTS OR centered their dinners about CaU Family Service, and make an appointment with one The Nutmeg Program Center GOLF SKIRTS Harvey’s Price European countries. “ We of their professional counselors. You n e^ to talk at length A B O U T T O W N Summer Prints and Solids with Arnel Attached Shorts decided to do something with someone who can help you put your life in order. of the Hartford Region YWCA different,” says Helen. “ It’s a Living with a man you don’t love because it’s a convenience is currently accepting little more difficult to dress in Mrs. Partridge prepaes a gourmet dinner. is a bad trip. Counseling will lighten your burden and show registrations for summer youth costume and some very you the way. Good luck. Write again to tell me how you’re activities. All children’s Striped Sleeveless A setback card game will be Grade 9 Confirmands of .j" humerous things occur.” doing. I care. program will be held at the played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Center Congregational Church ^ U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! Community Y, 78 N. Main St. When Lyndon B. Johnson was Actually, Helen has made sides. Place rack in bottom of Cronin Hall of Mayfair will rehearse tonight at 7:30 in USDA CHOICE DEAR ABBY: Well, here goes my first “Dear Abby” The YWCA Summer Day president of the United States, many efforts on her own. pan, season meat well, place SHELLS Reg. 6.00 Harvey’s Price Gardens. All Mayfair residents the church sanctuary. a Texas ranch barbecue was vegetables around meat to letter: Camp, which is beginning its Assorted Colors Although a working woman, she A dear friend ot mine, who happened to be an elderly lady, are invited. given. Helen has centered other steam and add a little water. third year, is open to girls and has attended food lectures and gave me a beautiful Oriental urn. She was in good health meals around the city of Boston has taken courses at Cook slowly, covered, adding BOnOM ROUND ROAST .^1.39 boys aged 6 to 11. Camp ac­ and by no means senile when she gave it to me. St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of ' — “ like Durgin Park without tivities are Monday through The Young Adult Group of Manchester High School adult water as needed to prevent bur­ Since her death last week, a daught^in-law called, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Special Clearance Our Famous Long Sleeve Boucle. the sawdust,” she comments. A Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Emanuel Lutheran Church will evening school over the past ning. Cook about three hours. asking that I return the um because “ it had been promised will meet tonight at 8 in the Passover meal was served. Weekly sessions begin June 30 meet tonight at 7:30 in Luther three years. “ My friend, Maiy Arrange vegetables around to someone in the family.” She also suggested that her Guild Room of the church. Another evenfng centered about and run to Aug. 22. This Hall of the church. Schubert, who is the teacher is meat on platter. TOP ROUND ROAST .'1 .5 9 mother-in-law was not in her right mind when she gave it to TOPS" ^ Reg. 7.00 Harvey’s Price health fodds. When she chose program is state licensed and is just the greatest! She has given USDA CHOICE me. Jehovah's Witnesses will Canada as a theme, a directed by a qualified staff of Zipper Backs, White Only. Perfect for a cool summer evening me such self-confidence.” I was very hurt to be asked for something that I know have a theocratic ministry Manchester Composite girlfriend’s husband shot a bear Vermont Salad Dressing counselors. Helen has been employed as was given to me out of love and generosity. I like the um school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol « for the main course. 2 eggs For children 3-years-old, the bookkeeper at Wipco, formerly and want to keep it. I have asked several other people what vice meeting at 8:35 in will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 Don’t Forget Our Famous Vermont Yankee cider punch, 1 cup sugar BACK RUMP ROAST «1 .6 9 Tiny Tots program is offered William Peck Lumber, Inc. for they would do in this case, and they say, “ Keep it.” Kingdom Hall. at the Manchester State Ar­ accompanied cheddar cheese 4 teaspoons mustai'd USDA CHOICE , three mornings a week from the past 23 years. There she I need your opinion before making a decision. Thank you. mory, 330 Main St. The meeting and Vermont crackers plus 5 tablespoons flour 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. ’There will be met John A. Partridge, a We Give Old Fashion OHIOAN is open to all young people from 1 teaspoon salt two sessions, each three weeks M sausage and apple kabobs as SHELLS VI builder. She proudly displays Butcher Service’’ Grade 7 through high school. 3 cups milk Sale Will Aid appetizers. Vermont country his fine handcrafted clocks, the EYE ROUND ROAST J^1.89 DEAR OHIOAN: I vote to keep it. long, beginning July 8 and July Reg. $7 -$12 2 cups vinegar style short ribs of beef, kitchen cupboards he installed, USDA CHOICE ______29. 'The group participates in Irish Project Short sleeved scooped neck, sleeveless, tank, short sleeve placket Beat all together and cook in ■ DEAR ABBY; My husband has the classic answer to United Pentecostal Church potatoes and onions, maple the bookcase he made for her At Our Service Meat games, crafts and music. Girl Scouts of St. Mary’s double boiler until thick. Makes those overly smug parents of children of both sexes. For the four-and five-year- will have a Bible study tonight Rainbow ot colors glazed squash and parsnips, collection of cookbooks. Episcopal Church will have a fresh garden vegetable salad about one quart. Serve over all We were already the proud parents of three fine olds, Tiny Tots Plus is offered at 7:30 at the church. The outdoor patio and Department, You TOP ROUND STEAK .^1.79 sale of home-baked goods and kinds of fresh garden daughters when I gave birth to a fourth daughter. three afternoons a week from 1 with Vermont dressing com­ fireplace, built by her husband, USDA CHOICE ^ ^ plants plus a tag sale Saturday vegetables. Many people came to my husband, expressing sympathy to 3. Two three-week sessions prised the main course. Ver- is a pleasant outdoor living from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the *mont graham bread was passed Graham Bread because he had no sons. room where John cooks meats. See Both Sides of begin July 8 and 29. Both parking lot of Frank’s M arket, along with butter from Ver­ 4 cups graham flour My husband’s reply to them was: “ If the good Lord preschool programs meet A \ “ He’s completely self- 725 E. Middle Tpke. 2/3 cup wheat flour CUBE STEAK (Cut from Round) ib .^ 1 ■ 8 9 thought another man was needed in my house. He would mont. Ale was the beverage. Tuesday, Wednesday and sufficient in the kitchen and can All proceeds from the event « Maple ice cream, maple V4 cup sugar USDA CHOICE have sent him.” Thursday. manage very nicely on his own. the Meat You Buy! SATISFIED MOTHER will go to the Irish Children’s What Does Your TV * sugar cookies, maple sugar Vz cup molasses A fitness and exercise When weather interferes ouL Project of St. Mary’s and St. ; candy with a choice of tea or 2 tablespoons lard or other program for 3-to 5-year olds is side, he uses the dining room James Church to bring 30 teen­ * coffee ended the repast. To fireplace,” tells his wife. shortening ______FRESH GROUND BOUND .^1.39 Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal Kiddie Kalisthenics, which agers from Northern Ireland to I finish the evening in grand 2 teaspoons salt reply, write to A B BY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. meets Tuesdays from 10 to 11 Helen has two stepdaughters, Manchester this summer. style, Helen called the creme 2 teaspoons soda sifted with Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. a.m. This will be offered for Jane Partridge, a student of Those wishing to contribute Antenna Do For You? For Abby’s new booklet, “ What Teen-agers Want to de menthe “ Green Mountain m arine scien ce, living in flour five weeks beginning July 1. Know,” send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Df., items may leave them at St. Cordial.” Florida and Judy Pagach of 2V2 cups sweet milk To receive more information Y ■m iuRim iinRuum u Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, Mary’s Church, Park St., ^ Each participating couple Mix all thoroughly. Put into on any of these activities, call Hebron, mother of one-year-old tonight or Friday. greased bread tins and bake one self-addressed, stamped (204) envelope. “ contributes to the meal. Paul, the only grandchild. the YWCA office at 647-1437. , Recipes are chosen by the hour at 375 degrees. Grocery Specials wmarn^. i » r hostess and given to the others. Helen is the daughter of Map^e lee Cream Helen Harmon of Pine Hill St. flrsfOfFHie Tbim-Fresh X. UK ? Included in the Partridge’s 2 quarts milk SWEET LIFE • ' group are Linda and Ed Platz, She is a member of the 2 cups maple sugar ^ Siiri and Hal Lehmus, Olive and professional Women’s Club. Vz cup flour NAPKINS 180 count t f lP Mike Wilk, Ckfette and Don 4 eggs, well beaten HEINZ w/Muthrooms or Onions P R o a u a Savard. They meet several 1 quart cream, whipped “ times a year to suit their busy Vermont Country Style 1 cup maple sugar BARBECUE SAUCE...... ie.. 4 9 * CALIFORNIA ICEBERG schedules. Short Ribs of Beef 2 tablespoons vanilla SWEET LIFE STEMS & PIECES M p A A Helen couldn’t cook a thing short ribs, each 3-4” long 1/3 teaspoon salt LEHUCE____ SsM.OO Scald milk, add two cups ni - when she married 11 years ago. salt and pepper MUSHROOMS...... 4 .,» c , „ . 4 s 9 9 * SUGAR SWEET Y could r “ I didn’t know the difference vegetables, as desired — maple sugar, flour and eggs. DAILEY’S * between salt and pepper,” she carrots, onions, potatoes, tur­ Cook 20 minutes; cool. Add CANTALOUPES. jokes. “ Without the encourage­ nip, green beans, etc. whipped cream, one cup maple KOSHER DILLS...... 3z..<4 9 * CALIF. SUNKIST VALENCIA ment of my husband and the Using Dutch oven, melt some sugar, vanilla and salt. Pour HERSHEY’S A A.* ladies of the gourmet group, I into refrigerator freezing trays. pay more for suet in bottom of pot. Sear short ORANGES____ 1 0 ° 9 9 * .y ^ - don’t think I could have done ribs until nicely browned on all Makes one gallon. CHOCOLATE SYRUP...i«.o.c.n 3 9 * FRESH FLORIDA I anything.” HEINZ AArf. CUCUMBERS_ _ 2 s 2 9 * KETCHUP...... «... b.,,,. 3 9 * JUICY, TANDY SWEET LIFE A A.* life insurance. LIMES______-6 1 3 9 * MENUS TOMATO JUICE...... 32-oz. bottle 2 aSirnmitsSSim BAKED PEA BEANS..... 2... c 5 9 * 2 School white bread, apple pixie pie, milk or coffee. 3'/iOZ. BARS A A . j b m i l l LET’S FACE IT. YOUR TV ANTENNA GIVES YOU RECEPTION. Cafeteria menus which will butter or margarine, milk or Thursday: Pot roast with B u t v v l ^ ? be served June 2-6 in coffee. natural juice, baked potato, IVORY SOAP...... 4pkgs. 0 9 ^ when the weather’s nice. And it gives you maintenance and repair costs. Manchester Public Schools, are Tuesday: Liver with onion corn with pimentoes, white REMEMBER: And it gives you 6 good channels, maybe. And it’s not very pretty. as follows: gravy, mashed potato, Brussel bread, gingerbread with fruit STORE All life insurance isn't expensive. In fact Monday: Orange juice, potato sprouts, dark bread, fruited topping, butter or margarine, Frozen Food & Dairy Specials “There are our savings bank has one of the biggest bargains chips, hamburg patty on a roll, Jello, butter or margarine, milk milk or coffee. TREE TAVERN HOURS going. Savings Bank Life Insurance. You can LET’S FACE ANOTHER FACT. CABLE TV GIVES YOU GREAT buttered green beans, milk, or coffee. Friday: Fried clams, lemon save up to 25%. Maybe even more. And get the 9 pudding. Wednesday: Chicken chow wedge, cole slaw with apple, PIZZA ...... 16-oz. pkg. 9 9 Nlon. & Tues. m any good 9 same good strong insurance, the same kind of * Tuesday: Italian shells, meat mein (celery, onions, hash brown potato, hot dog roll CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS RECEPTION. sauce, tossed salad, bread, mushrooms, bean sprouts), brownie, tartar sauce, milk or POUNDCAKE...... ^ ..1-lb.pkg. 83^ 'til 6:00 reasons why protection, the same kinds of policies you'd get That’s why we’re in business. We give you a choice of 15 channels, We butter, milk, Jello withtopping. rice, roll, stewed prunes with coffee BIRDSEYE 10-OZ. PKG. anywhere else. have free maintenance, and we help you SAVE. Wednesday: Chicken salad on cookie, butter or margarine. Wed., Thurs. & Fri. Come on in and save on life insurance. a roll, potato sticks, vegetable BROCCOLI SPEARS A A you should Right here. At our savings bank. sticks, milk, mixed fruit. OR CAULIFLOWER...... O S 1 . U U 'til 9:00 Savings Bank Life Insurance. The best Thursday: Baked meat loaf, COLLEGE NOTES MINUTE MAID m m ^ s h o p a t bargain in Ufe. parslied potato, whole kernel Sat & Sun. 5 0 % on installation of first outlets* corn, bread, butter, milk, ice ORANGE JUICE ...... , IZ-oz12-oz. can 5 5 ^ ’til 6:00 cream. WAKEFIELD KING ^ • Highland Park Friday:, Fish filet, French tern at Georgetown University 100% on installations of additional outlets* Among the area students CRABMEAT...... 6-oz.pkg. *' 1 a8d SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER fried potatoes, cole slaw, graduated from Rice Universi­ Hospital in Washington. RICH’S The Above Market, but I 923 Main Street bread, butter, milk, apple crisp. ty in Houston, Tex. on May 10 John C. Kelly III of 17 COFFEE RICH...... Specials Are Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 are: Paul Lawrence Pearson, . 16-oz. ctn. 4 1 9 9 N0W...THArS CALLED GREAT RECEPTION! Chambers St. was graduated RHODES WHITE Good th e B e s t NAMt______Elderly son of Mr. and Mrs. Kipp G. May 25 from Niagara Universi­ (Pk'.ivc Prim) The following menus will be Pearson of 38 Colony R d.,^uth ty in Niagara University, N.Y. (BREAD DOUGH Thru .S-lli. loavos served June 2-6 at Mayfair Windsor, B.A. degree; and He received a B.S. degree. 1 .3 9 Saturday reason is stil Gardens and West Hill Gardens Melissa Anne Williams, REDDI WHIP May 31st. /IP 6 4 6 -6 4 0 0 for all Manchester residents daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C all Scott R. Donnelly, son of Mr. over 60. Reservations are taken Newton Williams, High St., lCREAM TOPPING .7 oz. can eur QUALITY!” and Mrs. Robert Donnelly, 112 in person only at the Gardens on Coventry, B.A. degree. Battista Rd., was among the Monday prior to the week of the students named as members of Hush.tnii,,igc_____ Wifi’Ainc______L, liiUlrcn/.iKV^_ __ luncheons. Menu is subject to Greater Hartford CATV, Inc. Phillip F. Pierce Jr. of 18 Who’s Who Among Students in change. 801 Parker St. •Manchester Bowers St. was graduated May American Colleges and Univer­ Monday: Pork patty with 24 from the Georgetown sities at Hartwick College, •Offer Good Only in Areas Still Available. gravy, mixed juice, oven- University School of Medicine Oneonta, N.Y. He is a senior roasted potato, summer squasli. in Washington, D.C. He will in- psychology major. ■ n i i n i i i i i PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 29. 1975— PAGF. Ri.F.viilN Bicentennial Theme For Reading Program GOP Women Elect Officers Harkins Suggests SOUTH WINDSOR Registration periods are as June 23-Aug. 6 on Mondays and The Bicentennial will be the and Wednesday, Grades 2 and 3 follows: Wednesdays. Policy for Use theme of the summer reading in the morning and 4-6 in the Judy Kuehnel June 9, 6-7:30 p.m.; session 1 Dance Correspondent program at the Rockville afternoon. (June 30-July 11), Orchard Hill The South Windsor Square 644-1364 Public Library, and this year On Thursday a session from School gymnasium; session 2, Dance Gub will have an open Of Town Green The Women’s Republican Broad Straat for the first time 9:30 to 11 a.m. will be for July 14-25, Timothy Edwards dance Friday, at Wapping Club of South Windsor has TOLLAND parking would be allowed on the kindergarteners and Grades 4-6. On the same day cafeteria. Elementary ^hool from 8-11 MANCHESTER elected new officers. A plan which would limit the Green. preschoolers will be included. there will be sessions from June 10, 6-7:30 p.m.; session p.m. Kip Garvey will be caller. They are Joan A. Fuchs, use of Tolland Green for fund The users would also have to Due to the large number of 11:30 a.m. to noon and 2:30 to 3 3, (July 28-Aug. 8), Orchard Hill Rounds will 1m cued by Russ ^ YEAR ^ PARKADE president; Nancy Williams, School cafeteria; session 4, raising activities by local non­ bear the responsibility for children usually participating p.m. for three to five-year-olds. and Anita White. All club level cleaning up the Green after the each summer, those interested Children should register with first vice-president; Claire (Aug. 11-22), registratipn at profit organizations received a Westbrook, second vice presi­ dancers are invited. event and file a hold harmless are encouraged to register as the grade they will have com­ Timothy Edwards cafeteria. prelimin^ review from the THE THANK YOU STORE dent; Shirley Corcoran, recor­ Music Festival insurance policy for the day’s soon as possible. pleted by the end of this school Late registrations will be , Board of Selectmen Tuesday ding secretary; Karlene Heath, The 17th annual Elementary event, absolving the town from year. taken at the Recreation Depart­ night. Registrations will be accept­ corresponding secretary and Music Festival will take place any liability from accidents A sampling of one week’s ac­ ment between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. ed starting June 9 and con­ Metty Marra, treasurer. June 3-4 at 7i30 p.m. at the The policy, written by Town which could occur. tivities includes making clothes daily until June 18. tinuing through June 20, Mon­ Standing committees are as South Windsor High School. Manager John Harkins, places The Green is a popular spot pin dolls, log cabin banks, Soccer day through Friday, in the follows: Nancy Dale, hospitali­ More than 600 students from the responsibility for use with for outdoor affairs, with making homemade ice cream, The Recreation Department children’s wing of the library. ty; Harlene Heath, Grades 4-6 will participate in the organizations scheduling organizations citing the high and such. The school age is forming a boys soccer membership; Sue Fitts, this year’s festival, including events, rather than with the visual impact and busy traffic Famous Brands! The program will start June children will also be required to league. membership; Shirley Corcoran, five choruses, two string town. as advantages to drawing 30 and continue through August read one book per week and Registration for boys in nominating committee; ensembles and two bands. A written request for use of maximum customers to the 1. The children must be bring in their interpretation of Grade 6-11 will be in Pleasant Dorothy Dickinson, telephone; Festival choral directors will the Green would have to be in event. residents of Vernon and at least that book. Valley School cafeteria Gale Shepard, dinner com­ be Miss Karen Krinjak, Miss the town manager’s office three This same traffic could pose Health and Beauty Aids, Stationery and one parent must hold a library In addition to the regular between 7-9 p.m. June 2. ’The mittee; Roberts Gorton and Martha Harding, Gerald weeks before the event, safety hazards, the town card. weekly sessions there will be fee is'$2 per participant. Jan Murtha, auction; Pam Schwartz and Herbert Chatsky. allowing time “to run the manager School age children will com­ special demonstrations as Ken Collins, a physical educa­ Elliott, fun night; Frances The string ensembles will be request by the selectmen,” if explained....“anything could bine historical reading with follows: On July 3, Colonial tion teacher and assistant Food Specials at King’s Discount Prices Arneson and Muriel Mahr, directed by Mrs. Susan Scott Harkins feels it necessary. happen.” crafts, games and culinary cooking; July 11, pewter soccer coach for South Windsor banquet and Betty Sazinski, and the bands by Russell Elliott The organization would also The selectmen tabled action treats which were popular in making; July 18, a farrier; July High School, will be league publicity. and Gerald Marks. be required to provide con­ on the plan, waiting for a ruling colonial times. The children 25, weaving; and August 1, director. This organization is a Marks is South Windsor stables on duty for “health and on its provisions from Town will meet with their own age The program is co-sponsored glassblowing. member of the First music chairman. safety’’ measures and no Counsel Harold Garrity. MODESS MAGIC group, once a week, in the Ekiith by the Supply Service Company COSMETICALLY YOURS Two films will also be shown Congressional District Tickets are available from Peck Room for one and one-half of the 76th Support Battalion of MARKER on dates to be announced later. Republican Women’s Associa­ participating students and hour sessions. One of these will show a East Windsor of which Collins won’t be sold at the door. ;{8a n it a r y tion; the Connecticut Council of Activities for preschoolers colonial printer at work and the is a member. He will be L iq u id rt Republican Women’s Gubs and will include finger puppet assisted by three additional 11 other a gunsmith. Mrs. Ellsworth Sperry, 92, South Windsor’s third oldest citizen was guest of the town’s M ap k in s the National Federation of Capt. Nathan Hale School principal Edward Mahoney pins H e r a l b plays, singing and listening to members of this unit. C r a y o n s Aids Anyone having questions Bicentennial Commission at the flag dedication kicking off local celebration. Mrs. Sperry Republican Women. CHARITY’S CUT DAR medal on contest winner Bonnie Edmondson. Miss Area Profile stories. The Edith Peck Room Any parent or high school about registering should call lives at the South Windsor Convalescent Home. Any woman registered in the CARACAS (UPD - Twenty- Edmondson was the statewide winner in a contest con­ will be decorated partially to Mrs. Patricia Owens, the varsity player interested in $ Republican party is entitled to five per cent of the weekly $2 ducted by the DAR on American Patriots. resemble a barn and partially childrens’ librarian, at 872-4710, helping with the program as a ROCKVILLE n for membership in the club. million taken in by race track 68^ to resemble an old-fashioned Mnday through Friday from 9 coach or an official is also Dues are to be paid to Mrs. wagers and oil-track betting in Box of 24 ‘ ' Dermatologist school room. a.m. to 6 p.m. asked to attend the registra­ HOSPITAL NOTES Pkg ol 10 Bicentennial Flag Raised Donald Marra, 173 Dogwood Venezuela is destined for -tested. The schedule for the different Pinochle Winners tion. The league will run from Lane, 644-2984 or by contacting charity. Bonnie Edmonson Susan Reynolds, Hillside Dr., grades is as follow, with the Tuesday winners in the Ver­ Admitted Wednesday: SOUTH WINDSOR Robert Hornish raised the designated a Bicentennial Town Karlene Heath, 109 Mountain South Windsor; Carl Riendeau, sessions on Monday, Tuesday, non Senior Citizen pinochle Donald Cartier Jr., Stafford Bicentennial flag and 4-H out of a possible 40,000. Dr., 644-8080 or Sue Fitts, 239 Coventry; Patricia Seise, and Wednesday to be from 10 to group were: Gertrude Edwards Judy Kuehnel Springs; Michael Czyz, PLANTERS WET ONES GILLETTE riders, dressed as Paul Revere, Oak St., 644-1271. Wins DAR Award Glenwood St., Manchester; 11:30 a.m., and 2:30 to 4 i.m.: 704; E lbert Edwards 684; South Windsor’s Bicentennial Two of South Windsor’s oldest Geraldine Dr., Ellington; Ver­ Monday sessions will be for celebration officially began left Town Hall to “spread the citizens, Mrs. Ellsworth Sperry Swim Lessons non Hutchins, Kelly Rd., Ver­ Mary Steppen, Windermere DRY-ROASTED Sophie Bogdan 671; Bill RED HOUSE KENNELS COVENTRY Booth Dimock Library and to kindergarten and Grade 1; Wednesday as Councilman word” of the town’s celebration and Mrs. Anne Parkington led , The South Windsor Recrea­ non; Magdalena LaPointe, E. Ave., Rockville. M oist R ight Wormsted 664; Frank Minor the school library to get the in­ Tuesday for Grades 2 and 3; to the six elementary schools. the Pledge of Allegiance. tion Department will have a BOARDING Monica Shea Main St., Rockville; Dorothy Birth Wednesday: A son to 638; Ted Leboc 632; and Almeta formation. Nathaniel Greene T o w e le t te s RIGHT. The Bicentennial flag was two-day registration for the Correspondent Miller, Hemlock Dr., Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ladd, Mud­ P ean u ts Guard Stackhouse 632. The program was coor­ with experience and love was a general during the war GUARD presented by George Cyr, 1975 swimming lesson program. 742-9495 Stuart Neff, Earl St., dy Brook Rd., Ellington. Last Thursday tournament dinated by Carolyn Arey, Art and he led many troops.” Antl-Perspirant Grand Jury American Revolution Bicenten­ Classes are offered to people Bonnie Edmondson, daughter Rockville; Ina Wallace, Collection winners were: Evelyn Kincman Dio, June Skinner and Nancy g b o q m in g This is the first essay contest nial Commission of Connecticut 6 years and up as of July 1. of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ed­ Tolland; Richard Wood, Lake 633; Harry Ertel 624; Beatrice program coordinator and Zucco and sponsored jointly by Birth certificates will be to professional standards mondson of Rt. 44A, has been Miss Edmondson has ever 99^ Bill Draws St., Vernon. MORI, HERS Minor 591; and Mary St. Louis Seeks Voice accepted by Mayor Robert the town’s Bicentennial Com­ required for children at named the statewide winner in entered. 9 9 ^ 744 MAIN ST. Discharged Wednesday: 16oz size Pkg ol 70 Criticism 586. Smith. mission and the Bicentennial registration. an essay contest conducted by . The project was done under 10 oz size SOMERS, CT. Alfred Dreher, Oak St., Onr 40 Ym n el Unexcelled lenrtoe Campoul Change South Windsor is one of only Commission of the elementary The fee is $2 per person, the Daughter of the American the guidance of sixth grade HARTFORD(UPI) - House S am p les 7 4 9 ^ 1 Rockville; Doris Holt, Vernon Cub Scout Pack 86 has 3,500 towns to be officially schools. payabie at the registration. Revolution. teacher Carol Grasso who team O p e n 2 4 Hours Dally Minority Leader Rep. Gerald Pillsbury Hill, Rockville; changed the date of its father- The essay was based on the teaches with Bonnie Freeman. FOR EMERGmY SERVICE F. Stevens, R-Milford, has HARTFORD (UPI) - Seven Ronald Hofelich, Brooklyn St., WYLERS son campout from June 7 to life of an American The project was part of a social BIC TYLENOL criticized Democrats for ap­ witnesses who refused Rockville; Jay McCarthy, June 21. The family picnic will Revolutionary patriot and Miss studies unit in American proving a bill to let the state Wednesday to provide recor­ Meadowood Rd., Tolland; GS MEDIUM I be June 22 at Valley Falls Park. Edmondson choose to do her es­ History conducted last F ru it turn delinquent accounts over dings of their voices were due BaU back before U.S. District Court say on the life of Nathaniel February. M©bil m Pain to private colection agencies. HEATING OILS Church Picnic Judge T. Emmet Clarie today. WASHABLE! Greene. Another sixth grader, Daniel D rink Rep. Richard Dice, R- Union Congregational Church SHRINKPROOF! FRESH CANDY P oin t He told them to bring their ■ Miss Edmondson said, “ I Beaupre, taught by Mrs. WHITMAN, SCHRAFFT. OIL BURNER ft Cheshire, deputy GOP leader, will have its all-church picnic rc NO-IRON! Freeman, received a cer­ T ablets said Wedne^ay the measure lawyers. wanted to pick a patriot that no CANDY CUPBOARD HEATING INSTALLATION M ixes June 8, Children’s Day, at Del- The federal grand jury in­ one else would think about and tificate for outstanding work in , P ens had no provisions for hiring the Aire campground in Tolland. vestigation into crime and cor­ write some different informa­ American History from the ARTHUR DRUG 2 3 3 collection agencies through Activities will start at 11 a.m. DAR. 643-5135 competitive bidding and would ruption is the fifth in Hartford tion about him. I went to the 31S Center St.______Manchntef and continue through 6 p.m. since 1969, but it is the first to J i 9 lor 99 * lead to political influences. FOAM BACKED League Meeting begin with a request for voice 24 oz size Bot of 100 The House passed the FIBERGLAS measure, 87-56, and sent it to The Vernon League of samples. BIlWiCE Gov. Ella T. Grasso for her Women Voters will conduct a The grand jury is seeking board meeting, Monday at 7:30 evidence on a number of illegal Damask ^ COPPERTONE signature. OFF! ANALGESIC “This is a way of making p.m. at the home of Mrs. Olivia activities including gambling, Design political plums," Dice said. Schaper, Seneca Dr., Vernon. extortion, drug peddling and Decorator Suntan dealing in stolen goods. Famous B u d w e is e r . In sect B ufferin Drapes LAsen • i m No-Iron Fashion Print Sheets Lotion 6 3 ” Reg. 7.49 THI lARfiESI SELUN6 lEER IN THE WORLD RepeUent T ablets . Twin Choose Perky Polka ccueeu* 11 from yP"’ 2 9 9 GARDENS Flat Floral Prints! OJixadlmiL Reg. I'M ONLY HERE 99" 2 oztube 3.99 Smooth 50% Cotton & 50% Polyester. FOR TWBEERI 7 oz Size Bot of 225 Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems TWIN FIT FULL FLAT FULL FIT CASES -P k g .012 SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN 84” Reg. 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Vernon Democrats To Hear Frank Ahearn

The Vernon Democratic Town Committee will meet tonight at 7:30 at First Federal Savings and Loan, Park Place, Rockville. Aloysius J. Ahearn, representative from the 55th District, will be the guest speaker. There will be a discussion of candidates for the local elections next fall; a report on the recent raffle; discus­ sion of a tag sale; and any other business committee FLOWERS-ANNUALS members wish to discuss. GARDEN PACKS Select From a Variety Elect Husak ® D t of Hardy Annual Flowers. PRAGUE (UPI) - The Czechoslovak parliament today , unanimously elected Communist party General Secretary HERE is a furnace for people who want • Two combustion chambers are entirely Gustav Husak president in the face of mounting un­ the best. It Is actually two furnaces In separate, so oil burner does not get foul­ Some of the Tag Sale Inventory derground dissent. one. The DUO-MATIC combination Is ed by creosote, soot or fly ash from a All 343 deputies of the two houses of the National designed for suburban and rural areas wood fire. INDOOR PER PACK There will be something for everybody at the “tag sale” to be sponsored by the Skinner where solid fuels are plentiful. Burns Oil 50 LB. BAG Assembly cast their votes for the 62-year-old Solvakian • Engineered for easy Installation and Road School PTO in Vernon, Saturday on the school grounds, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The rain - or Coal - or Wood. Burn cheap solid- TOP SOIL lawyer, an official announcement said. ready access lor cleaning or servicing. HANGING BASKETS SAVE ON A U OF YOUR date is Sunday. Shown arranging just a small but diversified assortment of items are, left fuels when available - when solid fuel He replaced the ailing Ludvik Svoboda, 79, whose second GARDEN NEEDS AT KMART to right, Mrs. Ralph Brancaccio, PTO president, Mrs. Vincent Llinares, and hfrs. James ' burns down - oil automatically takes • Unmatched for efficiency and quiet 98« five-year term expires in 1978. over as thermostat calls for heal. WM 4-fr««, fm plonting and top- Parry, co-chairmen of the Ways and Means committee. (Herald photo by Pinto) trouble free operation. dr«i»ifl9 kiwm. 2.27 22 LBS. When electricity or oil supply falls - • The combination Is available with blower 40 lb. burn solid fuel and keep your home and burner on either right hand or left comfortable. The Duo-Matic Combina­ hand side. tion has two separate combustion 40 LB. School Fund Cuts Leave Programs Intact • When power or oil supply falls, you can e r a i v chambers (an exclusive feature of the (Herald photo by Bevins) FOOD Duo-Matic combination). The oil burner burn wood, or coal and keep your home L » o -io -* H TOLLAND comfortable. 3UWN FOOD which they restored to the restore the funds. cannor be fouled by creosote, soot or fly Launch Safety Program The Tolland Board of Educa­ pupil transportation for field board also agreed to boost the An additional cut taken by the ash from the wood fire, If fired according tion trimmed a mandated $62,- trips and library books. current $15 fee for the course to school, giving Parker and the • The only fully approved unit of Its kind high school an extra $1,000 and board amounted to $4,796 which to Instructions. Harold Pohl, senior vice commander of the Dilworth- 442 out of its 1975-76 budget of Included In this category was $40 per student to make the with C S A approval. Fully guaranteed. was discovered as a double en­ Comell-Quey Post of the American Legion in Manchester $3,170,322 without cutting out a $17,124 cut in insurance program self-supporting. Hicks an extra $811. A motion to cut $3,000 from try in the maintenance account the programs and people it had benefits which had been in­ A surprise enrollment in­ displays one of the home safety decals which were and in the high school budget. claimed would have to be cluded for negotiating pur­ crease of 40 students in them athletic budgets was roun­ presented to Chief John Rivosa of the Town of Manchester eliminated, a situation which poses; a $10,000 item to be used kindergarten for next year ding defeated by the board SA ut THetcd Fire Department, as part of the post’s Home Safety 5-10-5 disturbed board member Tony as seed money to get the prompted the board to sift some members, but only after they Program. Presentation was made by John Mayne, post 22 LBS. KMART teachers, moving one out of found themselves agreeing with LET US PRICE 10-6-4 20 LBS. Tantillo. cafeteria program started up commander, and Robert Donahue, Department of Connec­ 10-6-4 Hicks School into Parker School Dr. MacKenzie’s warning that YOUR NEXT 151 TUNNEL RD. 643-0807 YOUR “We have absorbed a $62,000 again in the fall; $2,000 for a ticut children and youth director. Decals affixed to doors WEED & FEED LAWN FOOD WEED & FEED LA W N F O O D smoke monitor at Hicks School to cover the extra students. ’The it was an exercise in futility PRESCRIPTION or 875-7! CHOICE.... cut using funds 1 didn’t know denote an invalid resides there; one affixed to a window 3 DAYS 5-10-5 and $14,000 representing the transfer is in addition to a deci­ since they had been doing this were where, without any great denotes a child’s room. Residents may pick up decals and 3 DAYS difference in the budgeted sion not to keep any third every year, only to bow to ARTHUR DRUG TREES ^951 harm to the school system at 57 3 DAYS figures for heating the middle graders at Parker as had been public pressure mid-year and a brochure at town firehouses. If successful, the program 3 DAYS ^ all,” Tantillo said. 3 DAYS 195 planned. Hicks School expects sponsored by the local post, may become an annual event. K-Mart Lawn and Garden Ferti R Mi M lava tad Gorina Niiiliiti fail | But Superintendent of Schools school compared to the high & SHRUBS school. to drop 40 to 50 students In lizer. Fast acting lawn fertilizer I •(tM| tawa Itftiiiiat |t*tai fia ii tail. Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie dis­ greens grass fast Excellent for I (i(9lball*MlM«bt.tfm.fa<^ai.v9t«- K-Mart Weed and Feed Kills K-Mart Lawn Food Fast acting R-Gid li« n Fm J P in CMtrtl Rith It was suggested the September, the result of the shrubs, trees, gardens, vegeta­ tfWn.4lk.lNdt4,IMH^i). agreed, claiming there wasn’t dandelions and many other lawn water soluble fertilizer greens tlKti biDidUal selectmen could loan the school largest grade moving up to the bles enough left in the programs or weeds as it feeds. lawns fast w9«dt ti ii yt«r bwR. CMtaiti ww middle school. 40 lbs feeds 4,000 sq ft 29 k . liMit S999 %%. It. staff to take out. board the cafeteria’s $10,^000, 22 lbs. feeds 5000 sq. ft Following the administrative and the $2,000 smoke nrionitor The school board members Foreign News Commentary: then approved the cuts recommended by the was included in the special HEDCi recommended cuts based upon Tagway Shoes superintendent and the school maintenance package currently OFF brought before the selectmen $5 per pupil for each school, TRIMMER principals, textbook and supply Hardy shrubs (or immediate amounting to $3,250 for Parker; allocations were touched only as an appropriation request. BenignCommunist planting. . ■’O ta Double Insulated lightly in the cutting process, $1,770 for Hicks; and $3,730 for according to vows made earlier The board then departed from the high school. ’The restored a by the school board. the administration list and part-time aide in the middle introduces the Trade-in Policy In Vietnam Instead the bulk of the cuts voted unanimously to reduce school library, altering that came in large chunks out of the the driver education program school’s cut to $3,920 instead of PHIL NEWSOM magazines Playboy and Oui central office or systemwide by $3,265 in view of the the recommended $5,270. If8 as simple as 1-2“3. L P l Foreign .News Analyst still are on newsstands, the In­ account, absorbing $43,124 of legislative decision not to fund But before the budget Four weeks after the fall of dian money changers still do the $62,000 cut. Other cuts the program through grants, scissors were put away the Saigon, its Communist con- business behind the disguise of a board members found affected mainly equipment, and to possibly “unmandate” qerors are following a policy of bookstore, and the Hotel 3 DAYS driver ed altogether. ’The local themselves witl^ an extra $2,811 first things first—finding food Cotinental lounge, a for Saigon’s 3.5 million people, headquarters for prostitutes encouraging a return to the and pimps, continues in full 188 1. Bring us a pair countryside and maintaining es­ swing. V ig o r o All-Purpose sential services. But those are surface in­ So far, it has been a benign dications subject to change at HEALTHY 13 " single - edge of your old shoes. rule astonishing to those fearful the conquerors’ convenience. .Feeds your lawn 1Sen^(Jdo€CfSau4-^ EVERGREENS electric hedge trim­ of the worst after departure of Changes that have taken mers. Save now! ALL OUR MEATS ARE USDA CHOICE the American presence and the place point more surely to the Large Selection to choose from. 1 0 0 l a w n BONELESS ROLLED fall of the U.S.-supported future. weeds in only regime of President Nguyen Publicly, leaders of the new 40 LB. ■ :oo CHUCK OPEN 2. We’ll give them Van Thieu. regime have said they want a 2 . . S ' 10 days This is theTaguiay Reported UPI Correspondent return to the peace accords of 3 0Ars 3 DAYS Leon Daniel from Saigon; 1973, suggesting that for the EVERGREENS .T re a ts .lb. 1.19 ROAST SUNDAY to a local charity. “I have seen no evidence of a present at least South Vietnam rp)\ ' 1 . 9 3 , 5 000«-”‘ A general utility fertilizer for (FROM SHOULDER) bloodbath.” will be permitted to exist as a NOT AT MANCHESTER better flowers, shrubs, trees 9 am-2 pm But beneath the velvet glove separate entity from the north. and vegetables. 40 lbs. LONDON $ i e A f.lriHi pBlrBfy* there also is evidence of the Butthe fact that North Viet­ I I I B I iN i MshfIb b iron fist, which may yet exact nam’s fourth-ranking Politburo 8.44 We Specialixe 3. We’ll give you $1 I; W t l f t i f yoB'P* •H »R its toll among those considered member, Phma Hung, has o R iy i5i«s------RROIL 1 a 0 9 In F r e e z e r to have sinned against the Viet emerged as the apparent 18” BAMBOO BONELESS TIP Cong or its parent group, the political leader in the south O rd ers! off on each purchase National Liberation Front. leaves little doubt that unifica­ RAKE SIRLOIN $ Under French rule and under tion is the ultimate intention - * Tif f 4 % the Republic of South Vietnam, and will be carried out. 18” Hexagon X 2” of $7.99 or more and y >■ Saigon always was a city of con­ Factory workers have been STEAK 1.89 CONN. il8” Roundx2” GRADE A tradictions with a Western told they must no longer con­ 2.37 VIGORO PLASTIC F IR ST CUT FRESH, LARGE facade covering an Oriental sider themselves salaried 3 0AYS 'l8”xl8”x2”-Sq. WEED 50( off up to $7.99. culture. It remains so under the employes because the factories HANGING BASKET Communists, perhaps for a belong to them. KILLER CHUCK A A « EGGS reason supplied by Lt. Gen. ■ The new government has SPECIAL PLANTS NOT INCLUDED You'll find the Trade-in Bin inside Tran Van Tra, head of the taken over all abandoned PATIO PLASTIC CHAIN STEAK Provisional Revolutionary property, including the former SO Tagway LBS.* * your Tagway store. So when you \ Government’s M ilitary Ad­ U.S. military bases, the assets 59 ,s STONES LEAN. TENDER ministrative Committee. Asked of the former government, in­ MARBLE CHIPS WtED-NTEEO come to Tagway, bring us that when a civilian government cluding hotels, hospitals, 3 DAYS white NABISCO 1 might take place, he replied: schools and other business and SFRAYER . londtcape CUBE $ r stone for pair of shoes you haven't worn “We cannot tell you. There industrial concerns. 30" BAMBOO 047 41 VIGORO LA'WN WEED patio Flower has never been a city so large Indoctrination sessions are EACH bedi. wolki PREMIUM RAKE...... 0 KILLER 8. HOSE SPRAYER •Net. wt (CHUCK) lb. 1.69 liberated so quickly...We intend being organized to educate the STEAK for awhile. We'll make it worth 1 1 1 the Military Administration 1 FRESH people and soldiers are being CRACKERS your while with our trade-in Committee to end as soon as moved into private homes as a GROUND possible.” practical example of an Asian MIRACLE-GR0« offer, and you'll be doing some­ It helps to explain why under Communist doctrine. 59* the austere Communists the “The people are the ocean OR MmACID<» CHUCK .lb. thing very worthwhile by giving Saigon black market continues and the soldiers fish who swim in full swing, why the among them.” DUBUQUE BIG 126 COUNT ROLLS them to us for a local charity. TREE FOOD SPIKES SKINLESS That's the Trade-in Policy at .MAA SCOTT 5 spikes of A / FRANKS TOWELS Tagway. Where you'll find thou­ children on display. 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Savt. 20 Ibi., U m Ii SOOO M). (t. purpoM ploni food. • Hanging Plants • Lantanas TRADE UP TO • Swedish Ivy • Fuschias FIRST FOOD OPEN EVERY DRY 10 to 10 Taguiay K-MART SHOPPING MALL SHOES • Regular Geraniums 646 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER 207 Spencer St., Manchester MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 OBITUARIES g«andia Lodge To Hear Thoughts Best Record in School History From Swedish Visitor ApLENty Rufus Rose, 70, Dead; Miss Susan Olsson of Sweden young Swedish-Americans who By Len Auster will be the guest at the 75th an­ wish to know more about the niversary tonquet of Scandia land of their parents and grand­ Assured in Catholic’s Triumph Created Howdy Doody Lodge No. 23, Vasa Order of parents. America, Saturday at the Sh^ arrived May 21 and, until Slugging Diamond Nine Manchester Country Club. her departure June 22, she wili When the 1975 scholastic baseball season began, East By Doug Ovian school history. The Eagles East started the second in Dan Aparo, trying to get markers in the seventh. Hickey and Moffett came NEW LONDON (UPI) - Rose’s name to the scholarship Dinner will be at 7 p.m. visit New York, New Jersey Catholic Coach Jim Penders was optimistic. He believed meet Bulkeley High today in the second inning. With two Socha at second, went wildly McMahon singled and home on Lamb’s triple to Rufus C. Rose, who created the Behind the outstanding fund of the National Theater preceded by a social hour begin­ and the Hartford area. She his club would do well. How well was the question. Hartford and a win would outs, Bill Moffett walked into centerfield with Socha reached second when right- left centerfield. popular Howdy Doody puppet Institute of the Eugene O’Neill ning at 6. speaks English fluently. fourrhit pitching of Dave Going into yesterday’s play, the Eagles had a 14-2 over­ give them the most victories and Lamb was hit by a pich. scoring. fielder Skip Daly couldn’t Si. ThomaB Aquinas (I) and operated it for a short time Theater Center in Waterford, of Other honored guests include Ramer,. East Catholic Miss Olsson is a member of all record and possession of the Hartford County in a single season in the Ramer singled to left In the fourth, Ramer find the handle. Terry AB R H E on the children’s television which Rose was a founder. Uddevalla Lodge No. 638, the A. Henry Anderson, New notched' its 15th win in 17 McLaughlin, cf 0 show, died early today. He was Rose took Howdy Doody out Conference title, their first since 1969 when Penders starts yesterday, 9-1, over school’s history. ’The Eagles scoring Moffett with Ramer singled and Furlong reached Hickey reached safely as his Heckman, if 0 sister lodge of Scandia Lodge. Jersey, grand master, and Mrs. Bazzano, 2b 0 70. of retirement briefly in 1OT2 as She will briilg greetings from Olga H. Clarens, Hartford, assumed the coaching duties. St. Thomas Aquinas at won 15 games in 1970 wh6n and Lamb taking second and safely on a fielder’s choice, fly was dropped. Moffett Farrell, ss 0 Rose, who suffered from a joke to seek the presidency on What has been somewhat surprising to Penders is his they reached the state third respectively on the Ramer advancing to second. singled up the middle Hawrylik, lb 0 her lodge and will entertain grand lodge deputy, both of­ Walnut Hill 'Park in New Zaleski, c peritonitis, had been a patient club’s prowess at the plate. After 16 games, the locals 0 a wooden platform. with Swedish songs. ficers of the grand lodge. Britain. semifinals. throw home. Second Charlebois doubled sending plating McMahon and Daly, rf 0 at Lawrence and Memorial “I’m for the development of The purpose of Miss Olsson’s Also, F. I^urence Linblad, were swinging away at a .316 clip as a team, a remarkable baseman Furlong singled up home the two runners. Aparo, p 0 Ramer, senior lefthander, Ramer also had three hits Poanessa, 3b Hospital since he was stricken the nonmelting snowman; sub­ visit to America is to meet Bristol, district master, and feat on any level. the middle bringing home 0 struck out 14 Saints and in four trips to the plate. A Aquinas scored its lone Eul Catholic (9) Krysiak, If 1 1 1 May 20 at his home in Water­ sidies for the Tooth Fairy, Mrs. Ingeborg Hallden, New “This is as good a hitting high school team you’ll find Lamb and Ramer. AB R H E D'Addabbo, 2b 1 0 0 walked three to pick up his double by Tim Charlebois run in the fourth. Rich Furlong, 2b 4 1 2 0 I^man, ph 1 0 1 ford. Easter Bunny and Santa Claus; Haven, vice district master, anywhere,” Penders asserted, .“As a whole they are a Charlebois, c Kriniti, ss second win of the season and triple by Keith Lamb, Shortstop Dan SoCha led Krysiak singled to right, 0 0 0 A Republican, he was elected easy-off snowsuits and both from the Connecticut dis­ very...no extremely confident group. ’They know they can Socha, c Hegadom, ph 1 0 0 to 5 two-year terms in the ■allowances that are in line with trict lodge; and the Rev. and without a loss. The strikeout each blow plating two runs, off the third with a bloop took second on a passed ball McMahon, ss 1 1 hit and that’s where the confidence comes from. And we Miles, 3b Totals 28 1 4 4 Connecticut House of Represen­ minimum wage laws,” Howdy Mrs. Ronald Fournier of total was the most by a highlighted the attack. Mike single to center. Socha took and moved to third on Don Hickey, rf don’t have a pitching machine to hit against.” Aquinas 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 ^ tatives. He declined to seek re- Emanuel Lutheran Church. pitcher in Eagle Coach Jim Furlong had two hits to ex­ second on Mark McMahon’s Moffett, lb East 031 200 3 9-11-0 said. Farrell’s single to left. Lamb, cf election last year. An enthusiastic motorcyclist Receiving 50-year Incomplete records makes it difficult to say but it Penders’ seven year tenure. tend his streak to 14 straight ground out and remained RBf: Furlong (21, Charlebois (2), Krysiak and . Farrell then Ramer, p Moffett, Lamb (2), Ramer; 2BH: Rose was hired by the who enjoyed commuting the 40 membership pins will be Miss appears sdnior Co-Captain Dan Socha will wind up with the there as Miles reached on a Hammick, ph The victory also ensures while Tom Miles went pulled off a double steal with Dumais, c Charlebois: 3BH: Lamb; SB: Furlong, National Broadcasting Co. in miles to Hartford on two Mabel Olsen and Evald Carlin. highest batting average in the school history. Socha, very Krysiak, Farrell; LOB: Easl-6, Aquinas- East its best record hitless in four trips ending fielder’s choice. Ao the former toeing the plate. 6; BB: Ramers 3, Aparo 2; SO; Ramer 1952 to help boost a show strong in the upper body arid arms region, has a .460 Totals 34 9 11 0 wheels,Rose was an opponent Receiving their 40-year percentage-wise in the his skein at 15. attempted pickoff move by East added its final 14, Aparo 5; Hits off: Ramer 4 for 1 runs featuring Buffalo Bob Smith, of a controversial state law membership pins will be Mrs. average and only a very bad slump in the last two games in 7 innings; Aparo 11 for 9 runs In 7 the originator of the Howdy requiring cyclists to wear Sigrid Modean and Erland will pull it below .400. Despite his deceptive 5-7 size, tlie Doody character. Rose created helmets. He attended anti­ Johnson. Eagle shortstop, a four-year starter, leads the club in a new Howdy puppet and a helmet rallies. Johnson will be the toast­ number of characters who extra base knocks. Rose was a student at Antioch master for the evening. Music Three players who’ve come through this season are Cheney Racqjdets became popular to millions of College in Ohio when he saw the will be provided by Stig Yngve Cheney Bows children who watched the show then-famous Sarg Marionettes. and his oi;chestra. seniors Tim Charlebois and Keith Lamb and sophomore five days a week. He joined the company and Frank Morasco, chairman of Mike Furlong. Charlebois, who sat behind others for three Rose and his wife, Margo, later developed and traveled the banquet committee, will be Eastern Star Members for 50 Years seasons, has made the most of his final year. End on High Note collaborated over a 45-year with his own show. assisted by Anna Morasco, / “Charlebois has to be labeled as a surprise,” Penders In Slugfest period on numerous plays and Howdy, the property of Rose, Lilya Strazinskis, Tina Johnson, George Larsson, worthy grand patron of the Order of Helen Gustafson await their turn. The 50-year members stated, “He hadn’t played much on the varsity level before Winding up its second consecutive winning season films. In 1958, their show, “The yesterday was the Cheney Tech tennis team. was thought destroy^ in 1961 John Miller, June Werdelin, Eastern Star in Connecticut, presents a 50-year service pin were honored by Temple Chapter Wednesday night at the Blue Fairy,” broadcast over along with 300 other Rose Marge Andersen, Clara to Dorothy Pagani as other 50-year members of Temple Masonic Temple. (Herald photo by Dunn) As wild a finish to a baseball season as you can imagine The Beavers whipped WGN-TV in Chicago, won a marionettes when a $60,000 fire Stowell, Viola Thoren Kress happened yesterday in Bolton. Susan Olsson Chapter, Ruth B. Stevenson, Florence Peterson and I. Lyman Memorial, 6-1, to J ’eabody Award. swept his studio. But, poking and Frideborg Thorert. 'The Bulldogs had a 5-0 Tech Golfers Rose's oldest son, James, through the rubble the next day. post a 10-4 over-all ledger. said in lieu of formal funeral Rose found the marionette, lead over Cheney Tech after Groves’ three-run homer Bow in Finale Next action is June 6 at the services, the family would hold dressed in his customary bell- four innings. In the fifth into the woods in left center- Charter Oak Conference Two losses were acked on the a reception for friends and Gurney Aide Linked fr a m e , th e B e a v e r s field the big blow. Groves, bottoms, red plaid , shirt, and (Hieney Tech golf team yester­ championship at Rocky Hill releatives Saturday at the Rose exploded for nine runs, their junior shortstop-pitcher, red bandana tied in a neat Boy CATHOLIC BURIAL day in Norwich. The Beavers High. home. Wild and Wooly Game Scout-style square knot. AREA largest output of the season, wound up the season hitting fell by 4-1 margins to GriSwold Dave Bellefleur, Steve He suggested instead of To Fund Raiser Catholic cemeteries stand, as altars to eternity, where ( His toothy grin intact. Howdy and added two more in the .500 (32 for 64) with five High and Norwich Tech. Chasse and Glen Maloney flowers, gifts could be made in was almost unscathed. POLICE REPORT prayers go forth for some that they may be speeded to the i FURLONG TAMPA,Fla. (UPI)-Afirst to Gurney and one of five co­ LAMB CHARLEBOIS sixth for an 11-5 bulge. homers and 28 RBIs. The locals conclude with a 4-, captured wins in singles and happiness of heaven, and to others that they may intercede f. B olton w a sn ’t done, Chicoine, Baton, LeCourt grade teacher from Missoula, defendants, saichshe worked for for us and direct us along to s a m e path. 15 record. all three doubles teams won. but he’s done a more than adequate job. He’s done just as however, plating four in the and Ostashen each had two Results: Cheney vs. Norwich Mrs. Oclavia LaGace Mont., testified Wednesday in Groot in Washington from June, Girl Softball Results: Greg Wallis Joseph A. Bossie the federal trial of former Sen. 1971, to June, 1972. much as any other catcher we’ve ever had here. He’s im­ sixth and coming up with hits for Cheney with —Doug Salmon (CTT) def. Paul Mrs. Octavia Plessis LaGace, ELLINGTON operating under the influence of (LM) def. Strycharz 6-2,6-1; ELLINGTON-Joseph A. Edward Gurney that she proved a lot because of his attitude. I would say he’s im­ three in the home half of the Carpenter leading the way Hoar 1-up, Bob Bernier (N) def. 95, of 166 Bissell St. died Thomas A. Grassette, 17, and liquor or drugs and operating Mrs. Pierce said that on three Bellefleur (CT) def. Dave Bossie, 80, of 1 Snipsic Village handled several telephone calls SAINT JAMES CEMETERY Emil Haberern 2 and 1, David Wednesday night at her home. Bruce Clements, 17, both of 17 tmder suspension. He was held or four occasions she took cash proved the most. He works extremely hard in practice.” seventh for a 12-11 victory, with three. The Beavers Carrier 6-0,6-2; Chasse (CT) died Tuesday at a Willimantic between a Gurney aide and 368 Broad Street Tilt to Tribe Glaude (N) def. Doug Victor 6 She was the widow of Vertume River St., Rockville, were both overnight in lieu of posting a provided by Groot to Western Lamb is the Eagles’ regular centerfielder but Penders The winning blow was wind up 3-13 for the season, def. Chris Day 10-8; convalescent home. He was fund-raiser Larry Williams. Manchester, Connecticut and 5, Scott Faille (N) def. Tim LaGace. charged .early this morning $500 bond .and was to be doesn’t hesitate to wave in the sidewheeling righthander delivered by Paul Ponticelli with four of its last five deci- the husband of Mrs. Louise Ann Ringling Pierce, former •Union for money orders sent to ; Phone 646-3772 Outlasting qrosstown East Catholic in a wild and wooly Martin 3 and 2, Norwich won Maloney (CT) def. Jon Born in Canada, Mrs. LaGace with third-degree burglary and presented in court in Rockville with the bases loaded, after sion one-run setbacks. secretary to James Groot, one­ Gurney field offices in Miami for mound service. The bespectacled co-captain never medal point; Cheney vs. Kostal 10-1; Caron-Chasse LaGassie Bossie. had lived in Manchester since third-degree larceny in connec­ today. contest, the Manchester High girls’ softball team came time administrative assistant and Winter Park. pitched before this year but his performance hasn’t been a Cheney relief hurler Russ Bolton concludes its season Griswold —Kevin Purdon (G) (CT) def. Wallis-Day 8-4; Born in Canada, he had lived 1940. She was a Gold Star tion with the investigation of a away with a 16-15 duke yesterday at Fitzgerald Field. in Ellington for about two-and- total surprise. “We (Penders and assistant coach A1 Dyjak walked two, forcing with a disappointing 4-13 def. Salmon 6 and 4, Mark Estes Caravella-Maloney (CT) Mother. break into Torza’s Golf Shop, A total of 14 errors, 25 walks and 20 hits helped produce a-half years. He was employed Freheit) had it in the back of our minds last year,” the in the tying run. ledger. (G) def. Haberern 6 and 4, def. Carrier-Strout 8-1; Survivors are three sons. Rt. 83, Ellington. the tallies. as a lumberman in Portage, Eagle skipper noted. Bolton scored three times Steve Gileau (G) def. Victor 5 Deyorio-Bellefleur (CT) Hector LaGace, Theodore Police said entry was gained Bollon (12) East, which qualified for the State Tournament with a 6- Maine, before his retirement. Called upon several timss in tight situations. Lamb has in the second and added ABRHE and 3, Martin (CT) def. Scott won by forfeit. LaGace and Antonio LaGace, to the building through a par­ 5 0 10 5 final mark, started the fireworks in the first inning He was a Fourth Degree responded, recording two victories and three saves. single markers in the third Ponucei/i, 2b Poirier 6 and 5, Griswold won all of Manchester; four tially open window. Some $65 in 3 2 1 0 scoring seven runs on just three hits. One of the blows was member of the KofC in “When he gets on the mound, he has a lot of confidence in and fourth before Cheney p/oves, ss,p 4 1 3 2 medal pont. daughters. Miss Anna LaGace change was removed from two 4 0 0 0 a three-run homer by Rita Lupacchino. Ashland. his ability. He has good velocity and keeps the ball low. He c a m e b a ck w ith a P ie rso n , ib of Manchester, Mrs. Beatrice cash registers, a cigarette 4 1 3 1 The Eagles added a run in the third before the Indian Other survivors are 7 sons, Wilkins of Worcester, Mass., machine was broken into and can strike people out when the situation dictates. He’s a vengeance. Varca, rf 4 2 1 0 Gerald Bossie of Tolland, Highter, 3b 3 3 3 1 maidens plated six runs in the home half of the third. Sister Imelda LaGace of some golf items were taken. great competitor who wants to win. And when he pitches, Kevin Carpenter singled Ryiia 2 2 0 0 Lionel Bossie of Rockville, Mancheste)? added single runs in the fourth and fifth in­ Annhurst College, Putnam, and Clements was apprehended at he’s in total command.” leading off the frame, Glen DrSyfph 2 10 0 Reginald Bossie and William 0 0 0 0 Tribe Golfers Sister Marie Alice LaGace, a the scene and Grassette turned nings but still trailed, 10-8, as East plated two in the fifth. Bossie, both of Portage, Cooke walked and Pete Ponticeiii, ph 10 10 missionary to Africa; eight himself in to State Police at In the sixth frame, Manchester scored eight runs to take Lawrence Bossie of Monson, Plays Like Veteran Ostashen doubled ’both Tota,, 32 12 13 3 grandchildren, five great­ Stafford later. a lead it wouldn’t relinquish. Mass., Milton Bossie of runners home. Paul grandchildren and several Both are scheduled to appear Although just a sophomore,. Furlong has been playing C h en ey (11) Rachel Rosen had four hits and Mary Cochran two for Lose Out 3-2 Monroe, Mich, and Eugene Chicoine walked, Dave nieces and nephews. in Common Pleas Court 19, like a seasoned veteran. To date, he is riding a 13-game AB R H E E./Ssie of Van Buren, Maine; 2 4 1 2 1 Manchester. Lupacchinohad two hits for East. Manchester The funeral is Saturday at Rockville. June 24. batting streak with a .343 average. “He’s done a super job Baton singled in two runs, 4 0 0 2 daughters, Mrs. Gilman is als tournament-bound with an 8-4 final mark. 8:30 a.m. from the John F. as a lead off hitter. He’s always up there swinging which Tom LeCourt singled, Jeff LeBei, pii 10 0 0 Soucier of Rockville and Mrs. 5 1 2 0 Finishing its season on the wrong side of the ledger Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Mount singled in two, ForM .m Robert Caldwell of Tolland; 4 sets the tempo,” Penders remarked, “He’s one player who 10 0 0 yesterday was the Manchester High golf team, dropping a Center St., with a Mass at St. VERNON Carpenter singled for his se- W a L ib,p 2 10 0 brothers and 3 sisters in gives 120 per cent every time and is continually improving. 4 1 1 1 3-2 duke to Simsbury High at Manchester Country Club. James Church at 9. Burial will Harry R. Smith, 76, of Crane Canada ; 36 grandchildren and 7 He’s one player who the colleges are interested in because cond hit of the frame driving Carpenter, If 4 2 3 1 The Silk Towners wind up be in St. James Cemetery, Rd., Ellington was charged in one CooRe, rf 12 0 0 74. Manchester’s Mike great-grandchildren. of his hustle and desire. NBA Draft 18-6-2 over-all and placed Danielson. Wednesday with failure to obey V r 1 „ J • J Ostashen, p,lb 2 12 0 Fish Derby Riggott fired a 78 and Duffy The funeral is Friday at 8:15 “Defensively, he’s improved with every game. He made Cooke walked again and skoczyias, ph 1 0 p 0 third in the CCIL with an 11- Friends may call at the a stop sign in connection with Leone carded an 82. a.m. from the l,add Funeral Ostashen chased home the ,patais funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 the investigation of a two-car a spectacular catch against Bulkeley (rained out Tuesday 33 11 12 5 Come rain or shine SetToday 3-2 record. Home, 19 Ellington Ave., final two markers with a ci,eney Next action for the locals and 7 to 9 p.m. accident at Mile Hill and Reser­ after four innings) which I don’t know how he held onto it. 000 092 0 11 Freshmen Mark Korzham Rockville, with a Mass at St. sin ffie Bolton 031 104 3 12 Saturday morning June 7 is Tuesday in the CCIL Field voir Rds., Vernon. He profits by his mistakes. He won’t make the same mis­ _P ■ j j j i - RBI: Groves 4, Highter 2, Stevenson, NEW YORK (UPI) - The and Rob Luendonski playing Bernard’s Church, Rockville, at Mrs. Paul Paulsen the Manchester State Bank Day. Police said the Smith car take twice. He wants to learn.” Cheney added two more Peterson, Potter, Balon 3, L ^ourt 2, Atlanta Hawks occupy the in the Nos. 1 and 2 positions 9. Burial will be in St. Ber­ nin to be the second highest (M) def. Sterling North 1-up, memorial contributions may be Mrs. Paulsen, her husband stolen bases as opponents have misplayed the situations. Luendonski took medalist June 17. measuring and awarding rebounder in college basketball Simsbury won medal point made to the American Cancer and children lived on E. Middle honors with a two-over-par William E. Weber, 34, of En­ “The only thing which I question is have they bettered of prizes will take place at history. 325-332. Society. Tpke. for more than nine years, field was charged Wednesday themselves,” Penders said, “The base running, as you noon. The Hawks, will likely make before moving to Vermont. She with driving the wrong way on a very well know, is as bad as ever. They haven’t profited by their No. 1 selection Marvin previously had lived in East Four Indian Trackmen Trophies for the largest bne-way street. His court date their mistakes. “The Human Eraser” Webster Hartford. fish, most caught and is June 24, Rockville. “That worries me. The State Tournament is a one-shot from Morgan State. Webster, a A well-known musician and heaviest fish wili be made Carmella D. Phillip, 47, of Qi^alify for State Meet seven-foot rebounding star, was entertainer, Mrs. Paulsen had deal. If we face a strong pitcher who’s on... Good pitching to children in the Illing Trackmen Old Stage Rd., Tolland was the second most prolific ABOUT worked at the former Stanley always stops good hitting. We have to execute the in­ following age groups: charged Tuesday with fourth- rebounder in college basketball Green’s , now David’s at the tangibles but with this club I think we’ll still hit. degree larceny jn connection Performers from the Boys under 6, girls under history. TOWN Parkade, and with many local East does have plenty of wallop in its lineup. Senior third Manchester High track team Remain Unbeaten with the investigation of a com­ 6, boys up to 14, girls up His 2,267 grabs for his four- musicians throughout the area. baseman Tom Miles has hit in 15 straight ^ d has a .436 plaint from Hartmann’s Super­ qualified for Saturday’s State to 14. year career were 68 short of the She is also survived by five market, Rockville. Court date average. Senior Terry Hickey, who is 8-0 on the mound, is Class A Meet at yesterday’s Nate Agostinelli, presi­ all-time record and, in one Youth Fellowship of South daughters, Kathleen Paulsen, Running its record to 7-0 yesterday was the Illing Junior is June 17, Rockville. hitting .333 and junior Bill Moffett isn’t far behind at .328. Class A Sectionals at Hartford United Methodist Church will Karen Paulsen, Christine dent of the bank and Mel game, the 225-pound son of a High track team with a 51-44 win over Timothy Edwards Edward Brown, 61, of no cer­ John Krashefski is also hitting over the .300 level, Public. Baptist minister scored 39 meet Friday at 7 p.m. in the Paulsen and Constance Siebold, of the Rec Depart­ Junior High of South Windsor at Pete Wigren Track. tain address, was arrested Charlebois is batting .291 after being over the magic mark Jeff Lumpkin qualified in the youth lounge of the church. Paulsen, all of Milton, Vt., and ment, will coordinate the points and grabbed 32 rebounds. Tuesday on a rearrest warrant 100-yard dash, winning his heat Gary Burby set a school Mrs. William M. Hartigan of for most of the senior and slugging Mark McMahon after event. charging him with intoxication. with a 10.1 clocking, sophomore record in the javelin with a toss Marantha Coffee House West Hartford; two brothers being way down most of the year has raised his mark to He was presented in court Steve Dawson took fourth place of 149-feet 4-inches. Fellowship will be open to all and four sisters in Vermont, .268. Wednesday and his case was in the 440-yard dash, Scott Mof­ Illing faces crosstown Bennet interested young people Satur­ and three grandchildren. High Racquetmen continued, date unscheduled. fat took third_in the 880-yard Wednesday at 3 at Wigren day at 7; 30 p.m. at Calvary The funeral was at St. Anne’s Pitching Coming Along . Rodney Theriault, 29, of 26 run and Jeff Joy took fifth in the Track. . Church, E. Middle Tpke. Church, Milton. Burial will be Ward St., Rockville, was Pitching, as all followers of the sport know, is the key for 330-yard intermediate hurdles. Results: Saturday in St. Mary’s charged Wednesday night with any club. Hickey, according to his mentor, looked very The Indians’ 440-yard relay Rally Falls Short 100-yd. dash: 1. Blume (E), 2. Cemetery, Swanton, Vt. good against Bulkeley and senior Dave Ramer has looked team of Joy, Dawson, Paul Tenebaum (E), 3. Copeland (I) CBT is giving aw ^ a free TV* good in recent outings. Ramer, southpaw transfer from Philbrick and Lumpkin set a Behind 3-1 after the singles matches, the Manchester : 10. 8 . Fire Galls Nashua, N.H., is “now coming into his own. He always had school record with a 44.4 High tennis team fell short, bowing 4-3 yesterday to Mile: 1. Fedorchak (I), 2. clocking but failed to qualify the arm but only now is gaining confidence. He was down Windham High at the locals’ courts. Boucher (E), 3. Kennedy (E) A LOVED ONE with hcMne improvement loans. placing fifth in the event. Jim 5:08.61 MANCHESTER on himself 2 ‘/2 weeks ago — he felt he wasn’t contributing The Indan netsters are Wednesday, 2:21 p.m. — Rossillo in the discus, Bob 440>1- Newton (E), 2. — but he was impressive in a scrimmage and has come now 3-6 for the season and Grass fire at 685 Parker St. And we’re making the loans easier on your Hawkes and Jim Buyak in the Hirschfeld-Jacobs lost 6-4,6- Philbrick (I), 3. Mazer (E) along,” Penders voiced. conclude play today against (Town). shot put, Glen Flosdorf in the 4, Windham names not :59.1. pocketbook, too, with our new lower rates. And best If there is such a thing as an unsung hero award, on the mile and Mike Lombardo in the crosstown East Catholic at Wednesday, 8:20 p.m. — available. 880: 1. Fedorchak (I), 2. Eagles it goes to senior Rich Tuller. He doesn’t play much long jump and triple jump did the Manchester Racquet Faise alarm at 41 Elro St. Your love is permanently expressed for of all, if you’d like, you can delay your 1st monthly JEFFJOY O’Reilly (E), 3. Locke (I) (Town). a loved one when their resting place is but he’s made his contribution directing traffic at third well but failed to qualify. Club. 2:14.8. marked by a Barre Guild Monument. installment until September. So stop in at any one base. “Not many kids would do what he’s done. He’s never Bright spot for the Indians 220: 1. Blume (E), 2. tie Only Barre Guild Monu- .. sulked, he just wants to be part of the team. I’m for one was sophomore Jon Peck, Malonowski (I), Tenenbaum Always intensely Christian, ments are permanently / dT d d ^ of our more than 80 offices today. But huny. The grateiful for what he’s done as third base coach. He’s like who won his singles match (E) :25.7. Portugal wears on its coat of guaranteed by an associa- free TV offer ends June 27th. And rem em ber.. . our third coach,” the seven-year coach cited. in straight sets and later Javelin: 1. Burby (I), 2. arms five blue shields, each with tion of monument manu- In many ways, it’s a strange team but there is one thing Boser (I), 3. eaupre (I) 149’ 4 teamed, with Phil Valentine Shot Put: 1. Wrobel (I), 2. five “bezants," disklike designs, you can’t deny. It is most talented, talented enough to go Record Dips facturers. Visit our display. Monuments No monthly installments ’til September. for a doubles triumph. SPORTS Sewall (E), 3. Copeland 'representing the five wounds of all the way in the State Class B Division. Seeing its record fall to 4-6 for Results; Mark Anthony SLATE (I) 36’ 9 V4 ’’. Christ. Traditionally, Portuguese *12" black and white G. E TV. Loan principal must be for a minimum 19th HOLE the season yesterday was the Plays Tonight (W) def. Dan Arenas 6-1, 7- Discus: 1. Burby (I), 2. monarchs wore no crown - it of $3500 to be repaid over a period of at least 48 months. Manchester High girls’ tennis 6; Dave Shaw (W) def. Steve Golnik (I), 3. Talbot (I) belonged to the Blessed Virgin. V Fresh from a fine spring Thursday team, bowing 5-2 to Windham Hirschfeld 6-2, 6-4; Peck 113’ 9”. Whalers Trade Green with the Trinity College GOLF Tallwood High in Willimantic. (M) def. Bob Almond 6-3, 6- High jump: 1. Sewall (E), 2. Annette Duke and Ginny baseball team, Jim East Catholic/Clieney Tech at HARTFORD (UPI) - Ted Green became one of the first LADIES NINE HOLE 2; Neil Curland (W) def. Kjellson (I), YOU ALWAYS THE CONIUECTICUT BANK Capuccio each won their singles Balesano will be with Middlesex Invitational Green, formerly a defensive NHL players to sign with a GROUP - Best four holes — E)oug Schulteis 1-6, 6-1, 6-3; 3. Talbot (I) 5’ 8” . World Hockey Association team matches for Manchester’s Moriarty’s tonight in the (Lyman Meadow) Long jump: 1. Burby (I), 2. SAVE AT THE AND TRUST COMPANY stalwart with the Boston Bruins Hale Handicap — Marion Arenas-Mike Loveland (M) of the NHL and later a star in and led the Whalers to the Avco Porteus 27-17-10, Jennifer Daly points. The Indian maidens con­ Twilight League opener TENNIS Sewall (E), 3. Edwards won by forfeit; Valentine- the WHA, has been traded at his World Cup in 1972-73, his first 19-9-10, Bonnie Lukas'27-15-12, clude play today at home against Bristol, Play starts Manchester at East Uatholie (I) 18’ 11’’. ARTHUR DRUG SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. against crosstown East Peck (M) def. Kevin Pino- EQUAL OPPORTUMTY request by the New England season with the team. Lucille Kieman 28-16-12; Low at 6 at St.Thomas East Uatholie at Manchester 880-yd. relay: 1. Edwards 470 Canter St. Manchester 643-7732 LENDER Whalers to the Winnipeg Jets. gross — Florence Ramsey 52. Catholic. Seminary. Bill Strand 6-1, 7-6; (Rtrl») 1:44.2. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., May 29, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN

World Pole Vault Mark for S^iith Royal Welcome for Flyers MAJOR LEAGUE

A V-kVVV A yVTVIAVA _ # _ .. . ..J !11! A M A* M M A$ aaU A. ^ A! ^ ( T t f - 4 ...1 . . « t < # i « « ^ NEW YORK (UPI) - By prise,” said the curly-haired 4:02.7 and then edged PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Before a record 2.5 miUion cheering and chanting “We’re number one” and “Bernie, LEADERS the time he went to the pit blond, who was bothered by ten- Australian Tony Benson in the LITTLE LEAGUE persons had finished jubilant celebrations Wednesday for Bernie, Bernie,” and waving signs. Some of the crowd donnitis in his right knee and a for his first leap, Steve two mile in 8:40.6. SLOW PITCH the Philadelphia Ryers’ second win of the Stanley Cup, followed behind for the entire five-mile route. By United Press International Burroughs, Tex X; Tenace, Oak a . Smith could feel a strange sore shoulder. “Until I hit 19 The other big money-winner city officials were making plans for next year in the event City Representative and Director of Commerce Harry Stolen Bases feet this is expected of me. Leading Batters loneliness. was John Smith, a 23-year-old NATIONAL Barbers outlasted Ansaldi’s, 24- of a third win, echoing the theme of the celebration—“Hat Belinger, in apparent anticipation of a hat trick by the National League: Morgan, Cin 21; Nineteen-four will be SOFTBALL (Based on 85 at bats) Cedeno, Hou 20; Lopes, LA 18; Brock, graduate of UCLA who earned Scoring in every inning, 21,* last night at Verplanck. For Flyers, said city officials would meet Friday to plan for National All three of his rivals already something to talk about. Trick in ’76.” League St.L 14; Lintx and Mangual, Mil 10. had eliminated themselves $2,000 for capturing the 440 Nassiff Arms bested the the winners, Derek Reed had About one-half million more persons than the 2 million next year in the event of another win. K ab r h pet. American League: Rivers, Cal28; Otis,' "I don’t know what'my limit Smith. St.L from the pole vault during an yards in 47.5 seconds. Medics, 9-5, last night at two doubles and Mark St. Onge 24 92 17 33 350 KC 25; Patek, KC 15; Nettles, Cal, is. I’m sure of 19, pretty sure of last year poured out into the streets to hail the NHL cham­ “We were guessing the first (year), but this time we Sanguillen, Pitt 37 133 13 47 353 Brian Oldfield won the shot TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE INDY Buckley Field. Benny Pagani and Tom Odegard added two Bonds, NY, Washington. Oak and Davis, International Track Association 19-4. But if I do that. I’ll be pion Flyers. knew the crowd turnout,” said Belinger. Watson, Hou 41 157 23 54 344 Tex 13. put with a disappointing dis­ CBT vs. NU Methodist, 6 il5 Coming from behind, Renn’s had two hits for the winners in­ bingles eacdi. Gordon jPlouf fe and Brock, St.L meet Wednesday night and thinking of even higher ’The celebration drew mobs of people along a five-mile Mayor Rizzo’s message was also the theme of a third 38 151 28 52 344 Pitching Smith was trying to figure out tance of 69 feet, 5 inches, and in - Keeney got past Gunver Stampers, 6-5, cluding a homer. Rich McKory Roger Dee with three and two Cash, Phil 42 178 27 61 343 (Based on most victories) heights.” motorcade to cheer the Flyers, who won the second win which reportedly was to be immortalized in bumper Morgan, Cin 44 153 26 52 what had gone wrong. other events Rod Milburn won Crockett’s vs. Frank’s, last night at Nike Field. Craig added two doubles and Doug hits respectively paced the 340 National League: Sutton, LA 8-3; The 23-year-old from Bowa, Phil 41 175 18 58 337 Messersmith, LA 7-1; Jones, SD 5-2; the 60-yard high hurdles in 7:30 - Fitzgerald Phillips and Dave Carrier each Whitaker hit well. Rich Aroian losers. straight championship Tuesday night with a 2-0 win over stickers saying, “Hat Trick in ’76.” “1 was wondering if there Southern California revealed he Lacy, LA 28 98 14 33 337 Burris, (Tii and Barr, SF 5-3; Scaver. seven seconds flat, Cliff Branch Fogarty’s vs. Acadia, 8:45 ■ had three hits and Paul Quey had two safeties for the Medics. the Buffalo Sabres. The celebration was more orderly than last year when Unser, NY 35 133 24 44 331 NY M. was something wrong with the has increased his concentration box, the runway or what,” he of the Oakland Raiders’ football Fitzgerald and Steve Bania two apiece for NATIONAL FARM The motorcade of four floats started in the mid-town convertibles carrying the players, especially the car in Garvey, LA 47 201 28 86 328 American League: Kaat,Chi8-l; Ryan,' since seeing a hypnotist and American1 League said. “It’s hard to jump when team won the King of the Hill 40 Wilton vs. Circuits, 6:15 • Renn’s. Bob Quaglia and Bob AMERICAN With a nine-run fifth the big section of the city and ended in South Philadelphia, where which Parent rode, had to be halted several times and Cal and Blue, Oak 8-2; Palmer. Balt, also has improved his training g ab r h pet. Busby and Fitzmorris, KC 7-3. in 4.6, J.J. Jackson won the 60- Fitzgerald Bradshaw each had three hits Unleashing a 13-hit attack. inning, the Medics topped another 130,000 persons jammed into John F. Kennedy crowds, pushed back to protect the occupants. you're the only guy.” pattern. Carew, Minn 34 120 16 45 375 Not so hard for Steve Smith. yard dash in 6.1, John Radetich Lathrop vs. Millers, 6:15 • and Rich Bradshaw two for the Army & Navy outlasted Wipco, Nassiff Arms, 15-8, last n i^ t at There were few arrests and some injuries, including a Munson, NY 39 151 21 54 358 “ I’m developing new Stadium and an estimated 60,000 more were turned away. After electing to pass up the won the high jump with a leap Nebo losers. 12-6, last night at Waddell Bowers Field. For the Medics, child whose foot was run over by a truck at the stadium. Bumbry, Balt 27 80 12 31 348 techniques and I’ve had better The stadium crowd erupted into a deafening roar when White, NY of 7-2, and Ken Swenson won the Bees vs. Scruse, 7:30 - Field. For the Servicemen, Dave Johnson hurled a six- 35 128 30 44 344 lower heights, he cleared his training habits this year,” he the Flyers entered the southeast end of the stadium on the The-police Accident Investigation Division (AID) said two Lynn, Bos 33 ICB 18 36 .333 first vault at 17 feet, his first 880 in 1:52.2. Nebo NIKE Dave Lauzon had three bits and hitter with Mark Zinkiewicz said. “I’m more involved with floats and circled around the track twice before pulling on pedestrians were injured when struck by vehicles in South Yount, Mil 30 106 IB 35 330 Unser to Pocono attempt at 17-8 and his second The only women’s event, the Crispino’s vs, Dick's, 7:30 Pounding out 15 hits, Peru’s Scott LaBrec, Billy Hill, Robby and Rick Soucier playing well McRae, KC 45 171 21 56 .322 what I’m doing. I'm going out to the football field. Philadelphia after the parade. MT. POCONO, Pai. (UPI) - attempt at 18-1 for a Madison 60-yard dash, was won by • Robertson topped Mott’s, 10-2, last night at LeBreux and Timmy Ellis each defensively. Mark Holmes, Hisle, Minn 38 141 25 45 319 with a purpose and getting to In brief ceremonies. Flyers coach Fred Shero, owner Ed At the stadium, the usually unemotional Shero said, “I Roberts, Det 27 94 20 30 .319 Indianapolis winner Bobby. Square Garden record. The bar Wyomia ’Tyus is 6.7. NassifPs vs. Vito’s, 8:45 • Nike. Russ Billings and Butch added a pair. Jim Merisotis and Tom Mikoleit arid Paul Arnida know my body better so I can have three lives. The day I got married, last year and last Hargrove, Tex 36 IIB 22 37 314 Unser brings the prestigious 500 then was lifted to 18-5, an inch Robertson Talaga each had three hits and Danny Lingard each had three had extra base hits for Snider and team stars Bobby Clarke and Bernie Parent avoid injury.” night. I’m ready to be bom again in ’76.” Home Runs crown to Pocono International higher than Smith’s own world Keggers vs. Angels, 6:15 • Stan and Walt Talaga and Den safeties for Wipco. Nassiff’s. spoke over the roars of the crowd. National League: Bench, {Cin and The evening’s work earned Raceway on June 1 for the run­ indoor best. Skrien Hired Robertson Vendrillo all had two hits The four men and their wives were among those on one Clarke, the Flyers’ team captain, said, “We really love Wynn, LA 10; Winfield, SD 9; Baker, Smith $4,000, the largest single Correll and Evans, Atl, Watson, Hou, ning of the 1975 Formula 5000 On his first vault at that Annulli vs. Farr's, 7:30 • apiece with the latter INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN FARM float along with Mayor Frank L. Rizzo and the Stanley it as much as you have shown your appreciation of us. night’s purse in pro track MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Nike Cey, LA, Luzinski, Phil and Stargell, Pitt championship series opener. height. Smith easily sailed over (UPI photo) homering. Jim Hart, Danny Thanks very much for everything.” 8. history. He got $2,000 for win­ The Memphis Southmen have Exploding for five runs in the Scoring eight runs in the first Cup. Unser pulled into a damp vic­ for the record. He missed three Barbers vs. Oilers, 6:15 - Blanchette and Earle Parent, winner of the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most American League: Horton. Del 10; ning the pole vault and another announced the hiring of Dave second and seven in the fifth, and seven in the second frame. ’The motorcade started at 18th and Market Streets and tory circle last Sunday in the tries at 18-7%, a height never Nike Middleton each had two hits for Army & Navy edged past Wip- Carbo, Bos, Hisle, Minn, Jackson and $2,000 for setting a world best. Skrien as offensive backfield Ansaldi’s sent Professional then inched down Broad Street through the throngs to the valuable player in the National Hockey League playoffs for Tenace, Oak and Burroughs, Tex 8. rain shortened ‘75 event. At cleared indoors or outdoors, Mott’s with Middleton co, 18-14, last night at In addition. Smith picked up door record of 18-5% is held by Until Smith stepped into the Jipcho, who won both the mile coach to replace Bob Gibson. Barbers to their first defeat of stadium, taking about 2 hours and 15 minutes. the'second straight year, at first declined to speak. Runs Batted In Pocono, he’ll turn his talents and then wondered what all the WOMEN’S REC homering. National League: Garvey, LA and $500 more for promotional work Bob Seagren, although Dave picture, the major entertain­ and two mile. Jipcho, who now Skrien, 47, joins the World the season, 12-3, last night at Buckland. For the winners. Mat Crowds along the way were sometimes as much as 12 But then he said, “We did it. All I can say is .‘See you next from oval to road racing, fuss was about. Scoring in every inning, the Jim Leber Field. Tony Corey tripled and singled twice, Winfield, SD35; Watson, Hou 34; Bench, he did. Roberts has a pending mark of ment for the sparse crowd was has won 40 of 43 pro races, beat Football League club after 18 and 15 deep with people hanging out office windows, on May,”’ Cin, Wynn, LA 33. driving an Eagle prepared by “This shouldn’t be a sur­ Tigers whipped the Cougars, 27- DUSTY Chevrette doubled and singled Mike Tanguay tripled, Tim The established world out- 18-6% set earlier this year. provided by Kenyan Ben Dave Wottle in the mile in years in coaching, mostly in the traffic poles or light standards, or on top of vehicles. Snider said, “This is overwhelming. You are the American League; McRae, KC 34; Dan Gurney s All American 12, last night at Cheney Tech, Scoring in every inning but Chevalier singled and doubled, Canadian Football League. and John Connolly doubled for greatest fans in the world, bar none.” Horton, Det 33; Hisle. Minn 31; Racers. For the Tigers, who had 26 hits, the second. Looking Glass II Ansaldi’s. Steve Shrider and Jim Violand and Kevin Dawn Varava had three trounced Town Employees, 31- Bernie Alemany doubled for the Burnham each had three -doubles, Terry Thomas 3, last night at Robertson Park. Barbers. Skip Moreau hurled a bingles and Mike Donlon homered and Kathy Colasanto Pete Ignatowicz tripled, three-hitter in picking up the added two safeties. For doubled and singled twice. For doubled and singled twice to win. Wipco. Ken Boland clubbed a the Cougars, Donna Loferski lead a 30-hit attack. Larry grandslam home run and had two singles and doubled, Greene had four bingles, and INTERNATIONAL FARM singled, Lance Bouchard Dave Ignatowicz, Charlie Sears Power Tool §ale Donna Tedford tripled and Biz Rallying for 12 runs in the stroked three singles and Larry //A / Blckley singled and doubled. Whitehouse and Dave Freign fourth inning. Professional Jarvis singled and doubled. each had three hits. Brad EASTERN Verona homered. John Salcius With Dan Jones leading the tripled and singled and Ed way with three homers and Moriconi had two singles for eight RBIs, Jim’s Arco whipped the losers. Construction, 13-6, last Nets Deal night at Mt. Nebo. For the CANDLELIGHT SAVE ♦TO winners, Joe Ruggiero had Twenty-eight runs and 40 hits three hits and Jim Rockwell rang out at Robertson last night For Naierl with Moriarty Brothers coming adial Sale! and Rich Hollis two apiece. For the losers, Jim Magowan, away with a 16-12 duke over UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - Wayne Rogers and Buddy Carr Nassiff Arms. Doug Pearson Larry Kenon and Swen Nater Craftsman each had two hits. and Jack Burg each had three played on opposing teams in the hits for the MBs with ^ other 1973 NCAA basketball cham­ FELINE players each collecting two pionship game between SAVE *20 to *72 Coming from behind with safeties. For Nassiff’s, Jim Memphis St. and UCLA. Well, three runs in the sixth, Leber and Bob McLucas had one “played”, the other mostly Crispino’s edged David’s, 5-4, four- hits each and Jim Colla Fishing Advisory watched. 10-inch 2-HP last night at Mt. Nebo. Gail and Lloyd Boutilier added three Kenon, an All-America, on sets of 4 Inland Fishing Bartlett singled to drive in the apiece to a 19-hit attack. big name, big-dollar forward, Field personnel report that winning run with Mary was traded "Thursday by the stream fishing for trout is good j » » v Gracyalny adding two hits and Copping a 9-7 verdict last New York Nets to the San An­ Proven on the Tough Roads of the World! T,_ night at Robertson was Honda in the Farmington River, Sandy Pam Cooper playing well defen­ tonio Spurs for Nater, the We’ve matched these tires against some of the toughest roads in the world! over Wholesale Tire. For Hon­ Brook, Housatonic River, Mill sively For David’s, Phyllis Swedish born center, who In the Baja, East Africa. Greece. Morocco, and the United States, Sears Radial Saw da, Bill Lodge and Jon River (Hamden), Muddy River, Uccello had three hits and Judy probably would not have k Steel Belted Radials have proven their rugged durability. That’s because Pequonnock River, Saugatuck Derench, Cookie Massolini, Schneider each had three hits. received any recognition in River, Hammonasett River, they’re built tough! 2 Steel belts and 2 rayon radial plies team-up to give Chris Dulka, Nancy Lessig and Miles Boutilier homered and college had Bill Walton, who op­ Mount Hope River, Coginchaug you traction, mileage, and outstanding durability. So hurhy in now and Diane Repoli adding two Mike Pagani stroked two posed Nater in scrimmages, not River, Natchaug River, save on the Sears Steel Belted Radial, Sport Radial, and Radial 70, .All Regular •289.99 apiece. doubles. Bob Godin and Gerry called him “the toughest center Shetucket River, Bigelow steel belted, all guaranteed 40,000 miles. Sale ends Saturday! Mund each had three safeties I’ve faced.” for Wholesale with Tom Brook and Yantic River. Trout SILK CITY The Nets also reportedly sent SEARSSTEEL fishing is also good in West Hill Victorious last night by a 6-1 Crowley and Sam Swank adding Mike Gale, a reserve guard, to Pond, Highland Lake, East BELTED RADIAL Regular SAI.E margin was Acadia Restaurant two apiece. San Antonio along with Kenon. Tubeless Whitewall Price PRICE F.E.T. Twin Lake, Candlewbod Lake, over Lynch Toyota at A news conference scheduled 1.45 Mashapaug Lake, Long Pond ”'155-13 fits A78-13 $37 $32 Fitzgerald Field. Bob Plosky, by the Nets for Thursday, REC and Beach Pond. ■*175-14 fits C78-14 $49 $43 1.89 Sam Forcucci, Ed Reyngaudt, presumably to announce the GlJARAI^iTEED Balls went flying last night at Kokanee are providing good ♦*165-15 fits B78-15 $54 $48 1.72 Mike Kilby and Ron Nivlson trade, was called off a few Keeney Field with Second fishing at night in East Twin each had two hits for the hours after it was announced 165-13 fits B78-13 $46 $41 1.83 40,000 mLES Congo outlasting Hartford Lake and West Hill Pond. winners. Don Storrs and Bob with noreason given. But it was 175-13 fits C78-13 $49 $44 1.96 National Bank, 27-19. For the Fishing for panfish is good to Wojciechowski with three and learned reliably that a deal had winners, who had 30 hits, Jim excellent in Batterson Park 185-14 fits E78-14 $58 $52 2.30 two blows respectively paced been made. iVo Trade-in Patulak had five, Frank Meluzo Pond, Bantam Lake, Lake Sears Highway Passenger Tire Guarantee 195-14 fits F78-14 $62 $55 2.43 Lynch. Speculation is the Nets will be and John Mizoilas four apiece, Housatonic, Candlewood Lake, 205-14 fits G78-14 $68 $60 2.69 making another deal shortly. R eq u ired ! Lee Edwards and Barry Daken Mamanasco Lake, Lake Zoar, If you do not receive the number of miles specified because of your tire becom­ Exploding for 10 runs in the Coach Kevin Loughery was ing unserviceable due to (1) defects, (2) normal road hazards, or (3) tread 215-14 fits H78-14 $75 $65 3.00 three apiece and Dick Canley, Lpke Lillinonah, Patagansett fourth, Fogarty Brothers publicly dissatisfied with the wear-out, 165-15 fits B78-15 $58 $52 1.96 Bob Eschman, Tom Moore and Lake, Moodus Reservoir, Quad- We will: At our option, exchange it for a new tire or give you a refund charging whipped Frank’s Market, 24-6, play of center Billy Paultz FREE Gerry Buzanoski two each. For dick Reservoir, Pachaug Pond, in either case only the proportion of the then current selling price plus 205-15 fits G78-15 $72 $63 2.95 last night at Fitzgerald. Ron during the playoff upset by St. Federal Excise tax that represents mileage used. If the tire is un­ the Bankmen, Dave Minor, Pine Acres Lakq and Williams 215-15 fits H78-15 $79 $66 3.12 Anderson and Mike Lombardo Louis. ' serviceable due to any of the above causes before 10% of the guaran­ • M ounting Robert Kania and Henry Pond. teed mileage is received, the replacement or refund will be made with $68 3.33 each had four hits and Rich Nater, 6-11 and 250 pounds, no charge for mileage received. 225-15 fits J78-15 $83 • Slices through lumber up to 3 inches thick Perkins each had three hits and White perch and white catfish Marsh, Tom Melick and Merrill joined the Virginia Squires for Nail punctures will be repaired at no charge. Ouarantec applies to tires on LR78-15 $88 $70 3.53 John Neuner, Dave Huntington, are providing good fishing in vehicles used for private family purposes. • R otation Myers three apiece for Fogar­ • the 1973-74 season but was dealt • Big 26x36x%-in. chipboard work table Don Lewis and Jim Tapper the (ionnecticut River. *Tube-type Blackwall **Tubeless Blackwall ty’s. Mark Anderson homered. to San Antonio for a half million added two each to a 24-hit at­ Shad: Fishing for shad at the For Frank’s, John Barry, John dollars by Earl Foreman, the tack. Enfield Dam is still good to • Up-frontdepth controls plus manual brake Hren and Dave Brannick each Squires’ financially troubled excellent. had a pair of hits. owner. The burly Nater, known Marine Fishing SA V C ^8®^ on a pair W OMEN’S ASA for his agressive and physical Mackel up to three pounds CHARTER OAK Pounding out 25 hits, Brown’s play, went on to beat out Kenon Shock Absorber Guarantee This rugged radial saw puts power and versatility at your are abundant throughout the Save ♦G®* II Heavy-Duty Shock Absorber fails Tire trounced PM East, 20-0, for rookie-of-the-year honors by Sears Heavy Duty Shock Making every hit count, Sound from Greenwich to due to faulty materials or workman­ fingertips. With durable cast-iron column, support, and last night at Norton Park in averaging 14.1 points and 12.6 ship or weers-out while the original Army & Navy whipped Fishers Island. Plainville. Marge Malone rebounds, fourth best in the Sears POWER RAITD purchaser owns the car, It will be Absorbers ... Guaranteed arm plus blade guard with anti-kickback device. Powerful Nelson’s, 17-3, last night at Flounder fishing is excellent replaced upon return free of charge, Fitzgerald. For the winners, homered and was three-for- league. or the purchase price will be re­ in. most of the bays and in Battery funded. If the defective shock ab­ 3450 rpm. Capacitor-start direct drive motor develops Dave Krinjak had four hits, Joe five, Sandy Hamm was four- Kenon was instrumental in For As Long As You Own deeper water, although it is sorber was installed by Sears, we maximum 2 HP. Now at Sears. Peck three bingles, Larry Jor­ for-five and Sharyn Young was leading the Nets to the ABA tapering off int he central will Install the new shock absorber dan tripled and singled, and three-for-five for the locals. championship as a rookie in with no charge for labor. Connecticut shoreline area. Your Car Brown’s turned over four 1974. He was sixth in the league Jeff O’Neil and Del Duchene Fishing for blackfish is doubleplays. The losers in rebounding, and averaged F ast, added two singles each. A1 excellent in most of the rocky /I 8 T collected just five hits off Jean 15.9 points per game. with Low Cost „ Regular $8.99 each E a c h McCall had three bingles for areas. A few of the better areas McAdam and Barbara Startup. Gale, a four-year veteran, trade-in the losers. are the New Haven Installation came to the Nets from the Ken­ High Voltage means straight-through-the-partition Breakwaters, the Cow and Calf, celt connectors deliver more initial starting power ' A vailable! Sears Best, Steady Riders 12.99 each tucky Colonels midway through than an otherwise identical battery with up-and- Battery Performance Characteristics Rated for Power and the Thimble Islands. The their title year. He is con­ over cell connectors. According to Battery Council International Standard.^ best bait for blackfish has been sidered to ^ one of the top Cold Cranking R e o e rv e A m p . 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Reds Have Fresh Hopes of Winning u Lee No Ordinary Guy AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston • Texas Los Angeles New York ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bl Carbo It 5 011 Tovar dh 4 0 0 0 Lopes 2b 3110 Unser cf 3 0 0 0 Burleson ss 5 01 0 Harrab 2b 3 0 0 0 Crawford ph 1 0 0 0 Millan 2b 4 2 3 0 Thanks to Comeback of Gary Nolan Ystrzmsk lb 3 1 1 0 Randle cl 4 010 Paciorek U 3 010 Jones U 10 0 0 Lynn cf 4 010 Burroghs rf 4 0 0 0 Buckner ph 1 0 0 0 Alou If 10 0 0 6-0 victory over the Mon­ As Rangers Find Out Rice db 3 2 2 1 FregosI lb 4 010 Wynn cf 2110 Gallagher U 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - Phillies 8, Giants 6 Cardinals 6, Padres 5 LaCock and pitcher Bill treal Expos. Nolan struck Evans rf 4 011 Grieve It 4 010 Garvey lb 412 1 Torre 3b 4110 Gary Nolan has “a new Rookie Jerry Martin’s Luis Melez’ single with the Bonham had two hits each Petrocelli 3b 4 0 0 0 Cardenas 3b 3 11 0 C^3b 4012SUubrf 3122 lease on life” and the Cincin­ out five and walked two to two-run homer and Mike bases filled and two out in for Chicago, with Oscar ARUNGTON, Tex. (UPI) - Bill Lee doesn’t do things “Bill came back to the dugout laughing,” Red Sox Grlfiln 2b 3 0 10 Smalley ss 3 0 0 0 Ferguson rf 4 0 0 0 Kingman lb 2 0 11 raise his record to 4-3 and Blackwell c 4 1 2 1 Sundberg c 2 0 0 0 Yeager c 4 010 Kranepol lb 0 0 01 nati Reds have fresh hopes Schmidt’s two-run double the 10th inning lifted St. Zamora picking up the vic­ in the ordinary manner as a rule, so there was no need to manager Darrell Johnson said. Lee p 0 0 00 Jenkins p 0 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 2 0 0 0 Grote c 4 0 0 0 that they can beat the Los enable the Reds to move to were the big blows for Louis over San Diego, which tory in relief. Atlanta’s Carl, ToUIs 36 4 10 4 ToUls 311 4 0 Lacy ph 0 0 0 0 Phillips ss 3 0 0 0 within 1^4 games of first- alter the routine Wednesday night. “Yeah, I was laughing,” Lee said. “I always laugh. I Angeles Dodgers in the Philadelphia, which broke tied the score in the eighth Morton suffered his fifth was laughing in the first inning when I caught that ball Boston 011110000-4 Rau p 3 0 0 0 Matlack p 3000 place Los Angeles. Lee began the evening’s fun by stopping a ground ball Texas 000000 010-1 Mssrsmth p 0 0 0 0 Apodaca p 0000 National League’s Western open the game against San with the help of two errors. loss against five wins. Ken Griffey drove in two behind his back to start a double play, rubbed an ugly behind my back. I practice doing that because my ECrilRn, Lee. DP-Boston 1. LOB- Mota ph 0 0 0 0 Division race. Francisco with a four-run Reliever Mike Garman Boslon 8, Texas 5s ToUIs 313 7 3 ToUIs 28 4 7 4 blister on his left thumb, finally gave up a single in the exaggerated follow-through makes it hard for me to cover Although only 27 years old, runs and Johnny Bench had outburst in the seventh. received credit for the vic­ 2B-Rice, Carbo, Evans, Griffin. SF- Los Angeles 100 (KB OOO— 3 a key double to lead Cincin­ fifth and, when his scoreless string had reached 29 innings, balls hit to my left. 'That’s the second time I ’ve done it this Rice., New York 300 000 01x-4 Nolan is trying to pitch his Steve Carlton received tory while Bill Greif was the nati’s eight-hit attack, which threw the ball away to allow Texas an unearned run. year. All it takes is good hand-to-eye coordination and ip h r er bb so E4)ey. DP-New York 2. LOB-Los way back to stardom after credit for his third victory loser. Meanwhile, back at home plate, he baffled the Rangers some practice.” Lee W 74 0 4 1 0 2 3 Angeles 8, New York 6. dealt 20-year-old Dennis Jenkins L54 9 10 4434 2B-SUub, Millan. SB-Paciorek. S-Unser, more than two years of with ninth-inning relief help SAT. S P JL MAY M on four hits and the Red Sox eventually picked up a 4-1 Johnson credited some of Lee’s success this year to the T4I:12. A4,001. Alou, MoU. SF-Kranepool. frustration. He developed a Blair his sixth loss against from Tug McGraw. Mike Cubs 3 ;'Graves 4 fact he takes less time between pitches and the faster Ip b r er bb so two wins. P L A IN V IL U decision that lifted their American League East lead to Geveland California sore arm just before the 1972 Anderson also homered for Don Kesslnger, Peter rythym helps the left-hander’s control. Rau L 54 71-3 6 4 4 2 3 ■rhe New Y o rk M ets ) two games over Milwaukee. The loss was the fifth straight ab r h bl ab r h bl Messersmith 2-310010 All-Star game and in the last the Phillies. Bell 3b 3 213 Remy 2b 4110 STADIUM for Texas. “I like to throw faster because I like short ballgames,” MatUck W 88 8 7 3 3 6 6 two seasons pitched a total defeated the Dodgers, 4-3, Le said. “That game tonight (which took 2:12 to play) Lowenstn dh 4 13 3 Rivers cf 4000 Apodaca 1 00000 Pittsburgh beat Houston, 3- Lee ran his record to 7-4 in outpitching Ferguson Hendrick cl 4 011 Harper dh 4042 Matlack pitched to 1 batter in 9th. of 16 innings for Cincinnati GARY NOLAN would not have taken as long as it did if the batters had Powell lb 5 0 0 0 Lahoud rf 3000 0, Philadelphia topped San MODIFIED AUTO Jenkins, 5-4. Save-Apodaca (6). and Indianapolis. gotten into the batter’s box quicker. I just like to work fast. Spikes rf 4 0 10 Bochte lb 3000 T-2:23. A-24,464. Francisco, 8-6, St. Louis making his first relief 1000 Nolan says the turning Gamble If 4110 Sudakis lb .appearance since 1972. “Look at that finger,” said Lee, admiring the blister on There’s no reason a game should take very long.” Duffy ss 4 210 Chalk 3b 4020 AtlanU Chicago point was when he un­ won, 6-5, in 10 innings, over AH to Face Frazier his thumb. “Pretty soon 1 won’t have any fingerprints. I The Red Sox, who have won eight of their last 10, opened Crosby 2b 4110 Egan c 3010 ab r h bl ab r h bi San Diego and the Chicago Pirates 3, Astros 0 RACES 3 2 0 1 LLenas ph 1000 Garr If 3 2 11 Kesslnger ss 4 0 2 0 derwent surgery last fall MANILA (UPI) - Muham­ wrested the crown from George can rob a bank and the FBI won’t be able to find m e.” the scoring in the second when Tim Blackwell, ovraer of Ashby c Cubs shaded Atlanta, 54, in Ken Brett pitched a nine- TO Raich p 0 0 0 0 Smith ss 3000 Perez 2b 4110 Cardenal If 410 0 which relieved the constant mad Ali has agreed to defend Foreman, said, “ Ali loves *580 WM Lee was within two innings of throwing his third straight one hit all year previous to Wednesday night, singled home 2100 Evans 3b 4 0 0 1 Monday cf 4 111 other NL games. hitter and Dave Parker hit a LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 Nettles U pain caused by a calcium his title world heavyweight title Manila and is excited about 2nd$aN-Sr4$m shutout but the Rangers put runners on first and third Jim Rice from second. Blackwell singled again in the Stanton ph 1000 Williams lb 4 012 Madlock 3b 3 0 0 1 Mets 4, Dodgers 3 two-run homer for Ryan p 0000 Baker rf 2 0 0 0 Thornton lb 2 111 spur in his right shoulder. against Joe Frazier in Manila coming there to fight because thanks to an error by second baseman Doug Griffin and fouVth and scored on Bemie Garbo’s double. May cf 3 0 0 0 LaCock rf 4 0 2 1 Felix Millan singled and next Oct. 15, Filipino of his great love and respect for Lange p 0000 “I ’m still young and I have lap in i4 Lee allowed a run to score when he threw wildly to first Rice drove in another Boston run with a sacrifice fly and Totals 35 9 9 8 Totals 33 2 8 2 Blanks sa 4 120 MitUrwald c2000 eventually scored on Ed matchmaker Lope Sarreal, Jr. your great president (Ferdi­ Correll c 4 0 2 0 Trillo 2b 4110 to look to the future,” he trying to pick off Roy Smalley. also scored again in the fifth on a double by Dwight Evans. (Heveland Ote000 403-9 Kranepool’s sacrifice fly in National League said today. nand E. M arcos),” Sarreal 100 pm heats Callfomia 0020(10000-2 Morton p 1 0 0 0 Bonham p 2 121 said at the start of this E-Egan, Smith. DP-Cleveland 1, Cali­ Beall ph 1 0 00 Zahn p 0000 season. “I’m not going out the eighth inning to give Sarreal said in a published said. Thompson p 0 0 0 0 Zamora p 2000 report American promoter Don According to Sarreal, King fornia 1. LOB-Cleveland4, California 7. on a limb but I’ll say I’ll be New York’s Jon Matlack his Im oltisurar 2B-Gamble, Chalk, Harper. HR-Bell (3). Gilbreath ph 0 0 0 0 King cabled from Cleveland said Ali was so interested to Beard p 0 0 0 0 sixth win against three Pittsburgh, which dealt Lowenstein (5). SB-Lowenstein, Splkes,- in there pitching this year.” Monday saying Ali had ohM heats Office ph 10 0 0 losses. Los Angeles had tied fight in the Philippines that he 20 Duffy. SF-Bell, Hendrick. Houston’s Dave Roberts his The 6-foot-3, 210-pound authorized him to expedite had been instruct^ to make a Twins’ Jim Hughes ip h r er bb so Leon p 0 0 0 0 the score at 3-3 on Ron Cey’s fifth loss against three vic­ Raich W 10 724 8 2 2 2 0 ToUIs 31 4 7 4 ToUIs 31 595 right-hander pitched his best negotiations for the Manila “livable” deal and had reduced n s o AOU. $.11 Yn IN TV (UPI photo) two-run single in the sixth. iM w iV ftn w i AtlanU 100 OBI 000-4 tories. The win was B rett’s AND LaRoche 11.3 0 0 0 1 2 game since 1972 Wednesday bout. his total purse, which was not Chicago 004100 00X-5 Ryan L 80 7 7 6 6 2 6 night when he turned in a Doug Rau was the loser, fourth compared to two King, who made possible the specified, by more than 1 laCNIMBlNHBB Jim Rice Adds One Run for Red Sox Cause Lange 2 3 1 LOB-AtlanU 9, Chicago 9. with Andy Messersmith Not Like Namesake 2B-Garr, Blanks, Thornton, Kesslnger. two-hitter to give the Reds a defeats. Zaire m atch in which Ali million U.S. dollars. RADK WP-Ryan. „ ... , Texas Catcher Jim Sandberg Failed to Hang Onto Ball T-2:23. A-U,30e. 3B-Trillo. S-Kessinger, Gilbreath, Perez NEW YORK (UPI) - The last time him so effective is his ability to ° ° SF-Madlock, Garr. change speeds.” ip h r er bb so anyone heard from a pitcher named MinnesoU Detroit Morton L 58 4 TONIGHT Jim Hughes, he was a hard-luck A’s 5, Orioles 0 ‘ ____ ab r h bi ab r h bl Thompson 1 8:55 Yankees vs. Rangers, 4 3 2 2 LeFlore cf 4120 2 righthander for the old Brooklyn 9 Braun If Beard Oakland’s Vida Blue became the - r j n t rvr* o i 0 0 0 0 Sutherlnd 2b 4 0 2 0 1 \»yNF Dodgers with an affinity for throwing Ford cf Leon major leagues’ first nine-game l a n K S LnU MXOyalS W in Streak SCORE Carew 2b 4111 Meyer If 4 0 0 0 Bonham 428 high hard ones in the late innings to winner of 1975, limiting slumping ------Darwin rf 4 0 10 Horton dh 3 0 0 0 Zahn 18 people like Joe Adcock and Stan Baltimore to four hits. Blue, who BOARD Oliva dh 4 012 Roberts rf 2 0 0 1 Zamora W 38 4 Hisle if 4 0 0 0 Freehan c 4 0 2 0 Zahn pitched to 2 batters in 6th. Musial. struck out three, got support from Soderhlm 3b 4 0 1 0 Colbert lb 4 0 0 0 HBP-by Bonham (Williams). Tennis Well, the Minnesota Twins have three homers—a solo shot by Sal Ban- Bonds Homers Twice Kelly lb 3 0 0 0 Rodriguz 3b 4 0 0 0 T-2:43. A-10.065. come up with the baseball’s “latest” American League Thompsn ss 4 0 0 0 Veryzer ss 2 111 Houston Pittsburgh do in the sixth which was quickly Gomez ss 0 0 0 0 Brown ph 10 0 0 earn Winner Jim Hughes and like his sometimes- East ab r h bi ab r h bi followed by a two-run blast from Billy KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Bobby Both of Bonds’ homers came off w. 1. pet. g.b. Borgmann c 4 1 0 0 Coleman p 0 0 0 0 Gross if 4 0 3 u Taveras ss 4000 \jpping its record for the malign^ predecessor of the 1950s, he Williams in the same inning, and Bonds snapped more than the Kansas Boston 22 17 ^64 - Hughes p 0 0 0 0 Walker p 0 0 0 0 Metzger ss 4 0 0 0 Stennett 2b 4 110 another ex-National Leaguer, Nellie ToUIs 35 5 6 5 ToUIs 32 2 7 2 s^son to 8-1 yesterday was the throws right-handed. There, however, Reggie Jackson’s two-run smash in Milwaukee 21 20 .512 2 Cedeno cf 3 0 10 Stargell lb 3 0 2 0 City Royals’ winning streak Briles. Fred Stanley, who doubled in Detroit 18 21 .462 4 MinnesoU 001000 220— 5 200 1 lUing Junior High tennis team Watson lb 4 0 0 0 Robinson if the similarity ends- at least off the the eighth. It was Baltirtiore’s seventh Wednesday night. He may have the third inning and singled in the New York 19 23 .«2 4Vk Detroit 100 000100-2 Rader 3b 4 0 10 Oliver cf 3 0 0 0 E-Braun, Veryzer, Colbert, LeFlore, \^th a 5-0 blanking of Sage Park Minnesota rookie’s pitching perfor­ straight loss. snapped himself out of a prolonged fifth, scored in front of Bonds both Cleveland 18 23 .439 5 Cabell rf 4 0 10 Sanguillen c 2 1 0 0 Baltimore 16 26 J81 TV, Rodriguez, DP-MInnesoU 2, Detroit 2. .fi^nior High at the locals’ mance thus far this season. White Sox 9, Brewers 3 batting slump. Jutze c 4 0 2 0 Parker rf 3 112 times., LOB-MinnesoU 9, Detroit 7. Andrews 2b 2 0 0 0 Howe 3b 3 0 0 0 courts. 2B-Carew, Soderholm. 3B-Freehan, Le­ Hughes, who wouldn’t even be in the Carlos May banged out three hits The New York Yankees rightfielder West Helms 2b 2 0 0 0 Brett p 3 0 0 0 iCherle Dow, Dan Fox and Flore. HR-Veryzer (1), Braun (3). SB- YOU^RE ALWAYS A WINNER WITH Twins’ starting rotation now had it not and drove in a pair of runs while Ken cracked a pair of two-run homers, lif­ The Yankees added two more runs w. 1. pet. g.b. Roberts p 2000 (jljris Boser each won pro set Hisle. Howard ph 10 10 been for assorted injuries to other Henderson had two hits and two other ting the Yankees to a 6-2 victory over in the fifth when Thurman Munson Oakland 27 17 .614 - ip h r er bb so Angles matches with the Kansas City 2 Granger p 0000 front-liners Dave Goltz, Joe Decker walked and Chris Chambliss and 26 20 .565 Hughes W 6-1 9 7 2 2 3 7 doubles tandems of Boser-Sue RBIs as Chicago handed faltering Kansas City and ending the Royals’ Minnesota 22 18 .560 3 ToUIs 34 0 9 0 ToUIsTotals 27 3 4 3 GREA T VALUES LIKE THESE! Coleman L 3-7 618 5 3 2 5 4 Graig Nettles cracked run-scoring Texas Houston 000000 000-0 Both and Brian Mozzer-Chris and Vic Albury, won his sixth game in Milwaukee its seventh loss in eight winning streak at six games. 22 21 .512 4W Walker 228 1 2 0 0 0 California 6 Pittsburgh 020 010 OOx— 3 Young also victorious. seven decisions Wednesday night, games. Henderson lashed a two-run doubles. 22 24 .478 HBP-by Coleman (Oliva), by Hughes Bonds, who was traded to the Chicago 20 23 .465 6Vi DP-Houston 1, Pittsburgh 1. LOB- hurling Minnesota to a 5-2 victory double during a three-run second Yankees by San Francisco in the off­ (Veryzer). Houston 8, PitUburgh 2. Left-hander Rudy May, 4-2, picked T-2:31. A-9,675, over the Detroit Tigers. In addition to while May drove in one run during a 2B-Cabeil. HR-Parker (5). SB-Cedeno. season, now has nine home runs and 29 up the victory and went the distance, Wednesday’s Results SF-Robinson. striking out seven, the 23-year-old four-run first inning uprising. Stan runs batted in, but still is hitting only allowing six hits. Chicago 9 Milwaukee 3, night. ip h r er bb so t.esta to UConn palm ball specialist stranded Bill Bahnsen (3-4) went the route for the .210. Boston 4 Texas 1, night. New York Kansas City RoberU L 38 7 4 3 3 1 3 The Royals, who have won 12 of New York 6 Kansas City 2, night. ab r h bi ab r h bi Granger 100000 ^BTORRS (UPI) - Rocco Freehan and Ron LeFlore in the victory. “This is the most pleasant game Minnesota 5 Detroit 2, night. their last 17 games, open a 10-game Bonds rf 4 2 2 4 Patek ss 3 10 0 Brett W 4-2 9 9 0 0 0 1 Testa, linebacker standout fourth and fifth innings after each had Indians 9, Angels 2 I ’ve had this season,” Bonds said. Oakland 5 Baltimore 0, night. Maddox cf 4 0 0 0 Otis cf 4 0 0 0 HBP-by Brett (Cedeno). Cleveland 9 California 2, night. from Bristol Central High smacked one-out triples. Buddy Bell drove in three runs with “Maybe this will snap me out of it. road trip Friday in Milwaukee while RWhite If 4 0 10 McRae If 3 110 WP-RoberU. School, has indicated plans to at­ the Yankees begin a four-game series Munson c 3 10 0 Killebrew dh 3 0 1 1 T-l:44. A-7,601. S A V E 5.99 “He was brought through the minor a homer and a sacrifice fly and John I’m satisfied with the home runs and Tonight's Probable Pitchers tend the University of Connec­ Chamblss lb 4 1 2 1 Mayberry lb 3 0 11 ourrtg. 2.49 leagues the right way—a step at a Lowenstein contributed a homer and RBIs but nothing else.” in Texas tonight. (All Times EDT) Nettles 3b 4 0 11 Healy c 4 0 10 San Diego St. Louis ticut, a spokesman announced New York (Dobson 4-5) at Texas time,” said Twins Manager Frank two singles as Cleveland cuffed Piniella dh 4 010 Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 ab r h bi PENN OR SPALDING Wednesday. The 5-foot-ll, 185- (Wright 0-3), 9:00 p.m. Mason ss 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b 3 010 Grubb cf 5 0 0 0 Brock if PRO TENNIS BALLS Quilici. “He picked up a palm ball and California’s Nolan Ryan for seven hits (Only game schooled) SUnley 2b 3 2 2 0 FWhlte 2b 3 0 10 EHemndz ss 3 1 0 0 Sizemore 2b pound all-state senior has been Yellow balls ... Ideal lor all . Cal Ermer (manager of the Tacoma and six runs in seven innings. Rookie Friday’s Games May p 0 0 0 0 Wohiford ph 10 0 0 Tolan if 5 13 0 Smith rf selected to play for the East Chicago at Detroit, night types of playing surlaces.at farm club) told us to keep him Briles p 0 0 0 0 Winfield rf 5 12 2 Simmons c $ least tCraO cans per store: team in the Nutmeg Bowl Aug. Eric Raich, in only his second major Reds First Major League Club Kansas City at Milwaukee, night Splittorff p 0 0 0 0 Ivie lb 5 13 1 KHrnndz lb limit 6 9 at Yale Bowl. throwing it. The thing that’s made league start, worked 7 2-3 innings to Boston at Minnesota, night Pattin p 0 0 0 0 Kendall c 5 0 0 0 Hahn ph gain the win. New York at Texas, night Mingori p 0000 Fuentes 2b 5 12 0 Dwyer ph To Sign Chinese Ball Players Baltimore at California, night Bird p 0000 Kubiak 3b 4 0 1 p Cater lb Cleveland at Oakland, night ToUIs 34 6 9 6 ToUIsTotals 31 2 6 2 Spillner p 1 0 0 0 Melendez cf 5 0 3 1 CINCINNATI (UPI) - ’The and Lai-Hua Lee, a 19-year-old tournament which was staged New York 002010000-6 Folkers p 0 0 0 0 Reitz 3b 4 0 10 Cincinnati Reds, declaring at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., last Kansas City 100 001000-2 Huntz ph 1 0 0 0 Guerrero ss 4 0 0 0 catcher. E-Nettles. DP-New York 2, Kansas City Foster p 0 0 0 0 McGlothen p 2 0 0 0 National League “This is no gimmick, no publici­ “We believe the two players summer,” said Howsam. 1 0 0 0 Fairly ph 10 0 0 East 1. LOB-New York 5, Kansas City 7. Moses ph our reg. 37.99 ty stunt,” Wedesday became we have signed have major Kao pitched complete seven 2B-R. White, SUnley, (^ambliss. Frisella p 0 0 0 0 Hrabosky p 0 0 0 0 TENNIS RACKET w. I. pet. g.b. COVER the first major league baseball league potential. If we didn’t, inning games to notch the Nettles, F. White. HR-Bonds2 (8,9). SB- McCkivey ph 0 0 0 1 Brinkmn ph 10 0 0 32 Chicago 24 19 .558 - club to sign Chinese ball Taiwan team’s first two vic­ Pittsburgh 22 18 .550 Brett, Munson. SF-Killebrew. Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 Garman p 0 0 0 0 Sturdy vinyl cover with' we wouldn’t have offered them h er bb so WILSON T3000 STEEL New York 20 18 .526 Ilk >P Greif p 0 0 0 0 zipper side. Protect your| players to professional con­ contracts,” Reds’ President tories. He also started the third 9* 2 2 4 5 racket at a low, low prica. Philadelphia 22 21 .512 2 May W 4-2 ToUIs 40 5 II 4 ToUIs 38 6 12 5 TENNIS RACKET tracts. game and although he didn’t 428 6 6 1 Bob Howsam, said. St. Louis 18 23 .439 5 Briles L 48 Two outs when winning run scored. The two Chinese inked by the “The two played for the finish, he was credited with the Montreal 14 24 .378 7Mi SplitUrfl 0 0 0 0 San Diego 000130010 0 -5 218 0 0 0 St. Louis 1040000001-6 The power and control you want club are Eng-Jey Kao, a win. What’s more, he pitched West Pattin Taiwan team which won the 1 0 0 0 w. I. pet. Mingori E-Simmons 2, Smith. DP-San Diego 1. from a great quality steel racket! POlMASm 19-year-old lefthanded pitcher. ‘Little League for Big. Leagues’ two innings of relief in the g.b. Bird 1 0 0 2 LOB-San Diego 8, St. Louis 7, 1 9 Los Angeles 29 19 .617 Throat brace and yoke fuse racket at fourth game. He is 6-1 and 175 Splittorff pitched to 1 batter in 5th. 2B-Smith 2, Ivie 2, Tolan, Brock. HR- Cincinnati 27 . 20 .565 Ilk HBP-by Briles (Maddox). Smith (7), SfrMelendez. S-Sizemore. SF- key points to dampen shock vibra­ pounds. Lee is 5-11, 170. San Francisco 23 21 .535 4 WP-Briles. tion and minimize torque; assorted B. V.D. BRAND A Taiwan team has won the San Diego 23 23 .500 5 KHemandez, McCkjvey. T-2:27. A-10,108, ip 1\\ 1: er bb so grip sizes; international nylon SPORTOPS 1 regular Little League World Atlanta 22 25 .468 61k Houston 18 31 .375 111k Spillner 2 7 4 4 0 2 stringin g, at least 15 per store Comfortable combed ; Series (for youngsters up to 12) Folkers 1 2 1 1 0 1 cotton short sleeve tops TIRE SALE at Wiliamsport, Pa., the past Baltimore Oakland Foster 2 0 0 0 0 0 In color and size assort­ five years. Wednesday's Results ab r h bi ab r h bi Frisella 2 0 0 0 0 0 ment. With pocket. BELTED AND RADIAL Chicago 5 Atlanta 4 Tomlin 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 And, a Taiwan team has won Singleton rf 3 0 10 Campnrs ss 3 0 0 0 Spree everyday low price.; LEE RADIALS STEEL BELTED St. Louis 6 San Diego 5. 10 inns Blair cf 4 0 10 Bando 3b 4 111 Greif L 1-2 21-3 2 1 1 2 0 the Little League senior divi­ Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0, night McGlothen 7 10 4 4 2 3 BLACKWALL B78-13 1 6 5 x 1 3 ...... $40.00 Davis dh 4 0 0 0 Hopkins pr 0 10 0 Philadelphia 8 San Francisco 6. night Baylor If 3 0 10 Martinez 3b 0 0 0 0 Hrabosky 2 1 1 0 0 3 Plus 51.83 F.E.T. per tire, and old tires ER70X14 ...... $44.00 sion title (between 13 and 15) at Gary, Ind., each of the last Cincinnati 6 Montreal 0, night Grich 2b 3 0 0 0 Jackson rf 4 112 Garman W 2-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 FR78X14 ...... $47.00 New York 4 Los Angeles 3. night May lb 3 0 0 0 Rudi lb pr 2 10 0 Spillner pitched to three batters in 3rd. FR70X14 ...... $47.00 three years. Today’s Games Robinson 3b 3 0 0 0 Williams dh 3 11 2 WP-McGlothen. Balk-Folkers. our rag. 1.90 G R 7 8 X 1 4 ...... $49.00 “First I did a little research (No games scheduled) Etchebrrn c 3 0 I 0 Tenace c 3 0 0 0 T-2:35. A-11,600. Safe ^22 to HI Per Set Q R 7 0 X 1 4 ...... $49.00 work,” said Howsam. “I Friday's Games Belanger ss 3 0 0 0 Washngtn cf 3 0 1 0 Montreal Cincinnati TENNIS VISOR Los Angeles at Chicago Torrez p 0 0 0 0 Mangual If 3 0 0 0 H R 7 8 X 1 4 ...... $51.00 checked with an old friend, ab r h bi ab r h bi Keep sun and hair out 1 6 5 x 1 5 ...... $42.00 San Diego at New York, night Gamer 2b 2 0 0 0 Coggins If 4 0 10 Rose 3b 3 110 Mickey McConnell, retired Houston at Philadelphia, night of your eyes on or oft CUSHION BELT POLYGIAS G R 7 8 X 1 5 ...... $50.00 Blue p 0 0 0 0 Foil ss 4 0 0 0 Flynn 3b 1011 the court! Print and director of training for Little Atlanta at Pittsburgh, night ToUIs 29 0 4 0 ToUIs 27 5 4 5 Mangual cf 3 0 10 Griffey rf 4 112 solid variety. G R 7 0 X 1 5 ...... $50.00 Cincinnati at St. Louis, night For three days only, we're breaking our price Blackwall Sale Leagues. Baltimore 000000000—0 Jorgensn lb 4 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 2 2 11 H R 7 8 X 1 5 ...... $52.00 San Francisco at Montreal, night on this popular bias-belted Polyglas tire. Size Price “ And I checked with baseball Oakland 000 003 OBx— 5 Carter rf 3 0 0 0 Bench c 4 0 11 WILSON H R 7 0 X 1 5 ...... $52.00 E-Belanger. DP-Oakland 1. LOB- Foote c 2 0 0 0 Drlessen lb 2 0 0 1 Double fiberglass cord belts help tame wear- 878-13 4for$ 99 JR78X15...... $54.00 coaches who had conducted MATCH POINT producing squirm, help keep tread grooves Baltimore 4, Oakland 3. Parrish 3b 30 0 0 Geronlmo cf 4 0 0 0 >99 E78-14 4 for$119 LR78X15 ...... $55.00 clinics in the Far East, ” he con­ 3B-Singleton. HR-Bando (4), Williams Mackanin 2b 3 0 0 0 Concepcin ss 4 1 2 0 Dependable aluminum open for good wet traction. 'The double poly­ SLAZENGER^ racket featuring yoke ester cord body plies are strong and resilient, F78-14 4 for$119 Priest pfut Fed. Ttx from $1.83 to $3.48 tinued. “I became convinced (7), Jackson (9). Blair p 1 0 0 0 Foster U 3 0 0 0 Aqua Captains ' ip h r er bb so CHALLENGE'fri brace that's attached to help shrug off bruising road hazards. A real G78-14 4for$119 that there could very well be Warthen p 1 0 0 0 Nolan p 4 110 to frame with steel Torrez L 58 8 45454 1000 performer, this Polyglas lire puts extra em­ 4 (or $119 some players in Taiwan STORRS (UPI) - Bob Sum- Biittner ph Micro-balanced racket rivets. Leather grip: G78-15 Blue W 9-2 9 4 0 0 2 3 0000 MEN’S OR LA D IES’ ma of Naugatuck and Jay Taylor p with contrasting wood , nylon strung. Spree phasis on value - especially during this sale capable of someday playing in T;l:52. A:4,094. BATA TENNIS SHOES period. The time to buy is now. Plus 51.63 to 52.69 I LEE FIBERGLASS BELTED ToUIs 29 0 2 0 ToUIs 31 6 8 6 tones, fiber reinforced everyday low price. depending on size, i A 7 8 X 1 3 ...... $28.00 the major leagues.” Cilfone of Torrington have been Montreal 000000 0 0 0 -0 chosen co-captains of the bow and white overlay. Men's Poly Match; Lad 078x13 ...... $28.00 Howsam sent Joe Bowen, the Cincinnati 000120 21X-6 Leather grip; Tourna­ ies' Poly Love; poly­ Whitewalls 078x14 ...... $29.00 Reds’ director of scouting, and University of Connecticut Chicago Milwaukee LOB-Montreal4, Cincinnati 8. ment nylon strung. urethane sole; light­ E 7 8 x 1 4 ...... $30.00 men’s swimming team. Coach ab r h bi ab r h bi 2B - Mangual, Coggins, Concepcion, weight : white cotton S iz t Sal* Prict 1 S iz t S a lt P ric t Ed Howsam, Bob’s son and one Bench, Flynn. HR-Morgan (4). SF- Spree everyday lowj canvas uppers. F 7 8 x 1 4 ...... $31.00 Pete McDevitt also named Kelly rf 3110 Sharp cf 5 0 0 0 H78-14 4 for$144 J7815 4 for$155 of the club’s area scouting Coluccio rf 2 0 0 0 Yount ss 5010 Drlessen. price.______G78x14 ...... $32.00 Maureen Hanley of H78-15 4 for$144 L78-15 4 for $155 supervisors, to Taiwan last OrU 2b 5 2 2 0 Briggs If 3 100 ip h r er bb so H78x14...... $34.00 2212 Blair L 28 Plus (2.84 to $3.21 F.E.T. per tire, depending on size, and old tires summer to conduct try-out Cumberland, R.I., Sarah May If 5 2 3 2 Scott 3b G78x15 ...... $33.00 Adams of Fairfield and Elln Hendersn cf 4 3 2 2 Aaron dh 2000 Warthen H78x15...... $34.00 camps. Melton 3b 3 0 0 0 Blanco dh 2 0 0 0 Taylor McClure of,West Hartford as Sale Ends Saturday J78x15...... $35.00 Howsam later joined his son DJohnson dh 5 0 0 0 Regan lb 4 02 0 Nolan W 48 L78x15...... $38.00 and Bowen on Taiwan for a first tri-captains of the women’s Muser lb 5 0 12 Porter c 2010 WP-Blair, Warthen Priest plut Ttx from $1.77 to $3.21 hand look at the two Chinese swimmers. Dent ss 4 0 2 1 Lezeano rf 40 11 T-2;00. A-16,480 Downing c 4 110 Garcia 2b 30 0 0 4 mj}«toBuy players whose signing was an­ Bahnsen p 0 0 0 0 Slaton p 0 0 00 San Francisco Philadelphia nounced today. Castro p 0 0 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl SLAZENGER “ Kao,” said Howsam, “has a Rodriguez p 0000 Joshua cf 4 0 10 Cash 2b 5 110 CHEMOLD W J i • C M h • Our Own Customer Credit Plan good fastball and good curve for Murphy p 0000 Thomas 2b 5 0 10 Boone c 5 12 0 PERSONAL G Huskies Chosen Brown rf 4 110 Allen lb 3 110 TENNIS RACKET fV E A R • Master Charge • arco Charge ToUIs 40 9 12 7 ToUIs 32 3 6 3 a young pitcher. PETE’S STORRS, (UPI) - Junior Chicago 431001000-9 Matthews If 4 110 HutUn lb 0 0 0 0 Laminated tournament Balanced aluminum SLAZENGER Tom D’Arminio and senior Milwaukee 000 002 010— 3 MooUnez lb 4 2 3 0 Luzinski If 2 2 0 1 quality frame of natural racket with warp-ro- Norwood Traded E-Younl 2, Garcia 2. DP-Chicago 1, Speier ss 4 111 Schmidt 3b 3 112 tone woods with con­ PRINCE sistant frame, quality Steve Lake will represent the Miller 3b 4 110 Martin cf 3 112 trasting overlay. Per- Economy priced racket with .^ ♦ ♦ e e CITGO SERVICE Milwaukee2. LOB-L'hicagoll, Milwaukee leather grip and nylon DETROIT (UPI) - The University of Connecticut at Hill c 3 0 12 Anderson rf 3 12 2 foratecT leather grip; many fine features. Laminated stringing. It's built to Detroit Pistons traded forward Sunday’s New England all-star 2B-May2, Henderson. HR-Scott 15). SB- Thomssn pr 0 0 0 0 Harmon ss 3 0 0 0 Tournament nyfon construction for durability; last an(f Ilast I 24 HOUR TOWING - ROAD SERVIGE Willie Norwood to the Phoenix baseball game in Worcester, Kelly. Falcone p 2 0 0 0 Carlton p 3 0 0 0 strung. Spree leather grip; nylon strung; 1 r er bb so Williams p 0 0 0 0 McGraw p 0 0 0 0 everyday low price. smart styling. Suns Wednesday for backup Mass. D’Aminio batted .387 as a Bahnsen W 3-4 6 3 3 7 5 Arnold ph 10 0 0 NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. first baseman for the Huskies center Earl Williams. 6 7 3 2 2 Toms p 0 0 0 0 Slaton L 38 SP 729 &ale In eifect thru this weeKencJ 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) Norwood was limited to just while lefty Lake had a 5-0 Castro 4 1 1 3 2 Murcer ph 10 01 24 games with the Pistons last pitching record with an earned Rodriguez 2 1 1 2 2 ToUIs 36 6 10 4 ToUIs 30 8 8 7 555 W. M id d le Tpke. (eomwof Adaim) Murphy 0 0 0 0 1 San Francisco 020001000-6 USE OUR CONVENIENT season after undergoing sur­ run average of 1.07. The PHONE 643-1161 646-2388 Slaton pitched to three batters in 2nd. Philadelphia 0ia210 40x-8 381 Broad St., Manchester LAYAWAY PLAN MON., TUES., WED., FBI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 gery for the removal of bone Huskies were 16-5-2 in the WP-Rodriguez. E-Schmidt, Thomas. DP-San Francisco spurs in his right knee. recently concluded season. T-2:51. A-9^71. 2. LOB-San Francisco 5, Philadelphia 6.

< t • 1 ) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29,1875 Town Jobless Claims Up WEEKEND l»SH MID CMSY SPECUL Unemployment compensa­ cluded ^ extended benefits most recent report says was es­ tion claims filed in Manchester claims, ^ emergency compen­ timated at 9.6 per cent in mid- CARNATIONS *1.78 sation claims, and 35 claims at­ April. increased 6.7 per cent to a dozen weekly average of 3,836 for the tributed to seasonal closings. r two-week period ending May 17, Other Labor Department of­ the state Labor Department has fices reporting increased reported. claims included Bristol, Dan­ Firm Sold Statewide claims filed during bury, Meriden, New Britain, Agnes Davis Salafia of the period decreased slightly to New London, and Stamford. Of­ Manchester, owner of the Mr. a weekly average of 129,542, the fices reporting decreases in­ department said. The previous cluded Bridgeport, Danielson, Steak family restaurant at 244 totals were 3,594 in Manchester Hartford, Middletown, Center St. since 1968, has sold and 132,442 statewide. Norwalk, Waterbury and the business to the owners of a The Manchester jobless Willimantic. similar restaurant in claimsreached the highest total The rate of insured employ­ Southington. Past The buyer was a group yvvenue.Ea®*" p h o n e.^ since the period ending Feb 8. A ment remained at 9.1 per cent, nsid® near-record 38.1 per cent of the the department said. The in­ headed by Donald Repoli of 1122 0 “ ^' local claims were filed by sured unemployment rate is in­ Southington which operates a Mr. Steak restaurant in that women. cluded in the statewide un­ The Manchester total in­ employment figure which, the town.

Testing Green Thumbs "Stop” and "Gk»” is the name of the game as Buckley School with safety in “Safety Town,” as signs, painted lines and instructors Eleanor and Jim Devlin of Manchester were two of 900 employes at The Hartford In­ kindergartners stop their cars and wait for pedestrians to go across guide the very young in vehicle and pedestrian traffic in a parking surance Group who took advantage of the company’s Green Thumb offer. Program Coor­ the street. Mrs. Allan Sault demonstrates the hand “Stop” signal as lot behind the Buckley School (below). (Herald photos by Pinto) dinator Pat Weybright (center) shows them two of the variety of vegetable plants the drivers also observe the octagonal Stop sign. There’s activity available in the $12,000 giveaway by the company. fflighty-fiM X.. Zinsser Agency Styler/Dryer by Gillette Moves Downtown Our Reg. Price...... 2 4 .9 9 You Pay Our SALE price...... 1 8 .9 9 The Carl A. Zinsser Agency PUBLIC RECORDS at 79 E. Center St. will move its LeM Rebate from GILLETTE...... 3 . 0 0 ^ offices to 750 Main St. Saturday. Carl Zinsser, who heads the ' Building Permits Wiirrunly Deeds firm, said the agency has been Philip Uzanas, swimming a i R99 Olga V. MacLachlan to at the E. Center St. site since it pool at 34 Crestwood Dr., $225. Thomas E. and Christina Mul- C o s t...... I was established iVz years ago. Norman P. Ward, additions doon, property at 10-12 Cedar Super powerful 850 watts with brush and comb The firm, which specializes in at 293 Timrod Rd., $2,550. attachments: low and high styling/drying St., $27,000. Sales Construction Co. for residential and commercial John S. and Charles Y. Harris speeds. #HD10 Robert Fritz, foundation only at real estate in the Manchester to Michael A. Pizzo, property at 341 Fern St., $2,000. area, is a member of the 141 Strawberry Lane, $48,000. 'ItrTo Qualify For $3.00 f 8«« Manchester Board of Realtors, Eleanor Peschke, swimming Clerk •// Federal Tax Lien pool at 89 Timrod Rd., $800. A helpful, long lasting gift' Cutting assembly may Makes toast just the shade you like, bakes potatoes, Rebate, You Must Buy i For the Manchester Multiple small meatloaf or casserole, top browns sand­ A Can of Right Guard A OoUilt Internal Revenue Service A.R. Kapitke, swimming pool be removed for easy cleaning; cord storage keeps Listing Service, and the your counter neat. #EC32 wiches, hors d'oeuvres. #T93B Greater Manchester Chamber against Roger Ano, 398 Summit at 289 Hackmatack St., $900. Bonnie McKay, demolish of Commerce. St,, $942.02. . two-car garage at 53 Fairview Associated with Zinsser in the Marriage License St., $100, agency are Don Lappen, Doug Stephen Robert Kratzke, Arvid Ozols, alterations at 49 Anderson, Ken Royce, Ben Huntington, N.Y., and Janice Doane St., $1,000. Shankman, Bob Carlsonm and Irene Obuchowski, 25 Park St., Bob McNeilly. May 31, St. James Church. END OF PRE-SEASON SALE

If you have ever thought of owning a swimming General Electric The “Mirror Mirror” Kindness 3-Way The Crazy Curl pool NOW is the Hairsetter by Clairol Curling Iron by Clairol time to shop Super Blow Dryer By Clairol N A M C O . You'il never see these low, low prices Reg. 31.97 Reg. 13.97 1■ 7f ®Reg. 6 22.97 14*J.Reg. 18.97 - again! 1,000 watts of power. For dry & natu­ Magnified and regular reflection on Set your hair dry, with steam or with Works in minutes: heat control, % They Learn Safe Driving Habits conditioner. 20 rollers. #K420, ready light, swivel cord. #C200 '§ ral look, 'i'SB-1 glare free glass. #RM1 ty Town” may one day very 24’x48” JUNE TOMPKINS left-hand driving signals. and night by fifth grade well prevent an accident, or volunteers. With a yellow ribbon tied Sometimes a stop signal is con­ save their life or someonq Morning and afternoon The lowest rate AUGUSTA fused with a right turn signal,, around their left wrists to dis­ else’s. The tinguish from their right hands, but they are learning. classes are held daily. Safety GALVASTEEL1 In a pilot program the past Town is a beehive of activity as kindergartners at Buckley The learning that is going on Lady two weeks, the young children School are learning to make in a mock vicinity called “Safe- children are busy playing ball in Schick have been learning basic traffic the street, crossing the street, «■'! rules and regulations in com­ in town for Home and driving around corners and Time bination with in-class instruc­ crossing intersections. Machine tion in general good safety Supervised instruction Waring Driscoll Action habits, including movies, cncluding five volunteers Futura slides, and discussions. Home teaches these children the 18’x48” 27'x48" 34.99 OUR REG. PRICE assignments were included. Improvement Loans! 750 VENICE rudiments of traffic control, LANI KAI . ^ 4 3 4 26.99 YOUPAYCALDOR Hamilton Beach General Elec; Signals Break The first assignment was for looking out for dangerous Blender the child to learn his name, ad­ situations, and observing traf­ 5.00 REBATE FROM SCHICK^ Deluxe Stand Mixer Spray Iron With Mrs. Grasso dress and phone number. fic etiqu§(te. Before you take out one of those so-called ‘'Sale’^Home Other homework assignments The traHic signs and signals YOU FINAL COST included coloring page project- are authentic. By JUAN TAMAYO that’s all I can say,” said Improvement Loans, see us. We’ll save you plenty. I Clerk For Details . 25.97 sof a traffic light, a stop sign Mrs. Sault said besides lear­ r<’. 111 i *:{■';! ' HARTFORD (UPI) - John J. another. 5 cup heat-resistant glass |ar. 2 oz. and a policeman, go on the 12’x18^ 41’x15' l| Superfast drying wit,h extra large Ten speeds; stainless steel bowls, Push button action removes lini, Driscoll, Connecticut’s top O’Neill has failed to continue ning traffic safety, the program measuring cup; 7 speeds. #75/2/3 proper sides of the light,and DORAL LUMINA bonnet; heat control. #2001 chrome beaters. #40C mineral deposits. #F110wh labor man in the Democratic Bailey’s tradition of insuring aids the children in learning to covering a milk carton with party, has quit the National that promises made in the party read, and in developing coor­ black paper with red, yellow Democratic Committee in platform were kept, especially dination. and green circles pasted in protest of the treatment he says to labor, the sources said. When the program concludes proper position; unions are getting from the Mrs. Grasso publicly had Friday, an evaluation of each The purpose of this program state party. pressed the legislative leaders child’s progress will be made is to make each child a safer, Driscoll’s resignation signals for approval of the wage in­ and given to the parents. 24'x48" l12'x24' more responsible individual. another break in the ad­ crements for state employes, An over-all evaluation will be CALIFORNIA GALVESTON Safety Town in Manchester MALIBU ministration of Gov. Ella T. but the House this week ap­ made by the Safety Town ad­ began a little more than a year Grasso, elected last November proved a measure eliminating visory board whose members S s i ago when Mrs. Allan Sault, a pool 0WHIER8-IAST CALL AT THESE LOW PRICES! behind a Democratic party un­ the increments next fiscal year. are Wilson Deakin, assistant member of the Manchester ited by the late John M. Bailey, In his letter, Driscoll said superintendent of schools; Mrs. Junior Women’s Club, DELUXE IMPERIAL DE FILTER former Democratic state chair­ O’Neill’s failure to support the Sault, Police Lt. Richard Sar­ M»0O H ™ (NO SHROUD) presented the idea to the Board man. governor’s request for pay tor, Police Chief Robert Lan- guarantees the SAND FILTER^^ >■ Ito ' Presto 4-Quart of Education. After a joint Toastmaster Deluxe Hamilton Beach West Bend Tuf-White Driscoll said Wednesday the hikes for the state workers “is nan, John Pickens, and Officer lowest hth meeting with the Board of Pressure Cooker rejection earlier this week of just the last straw.” Holyfield. prices or will . 4-Slice Toaster Gourmet Center Non-Stick Cookware Education, the Board of Direc­ rebate the ^ pay hikes for 36,000 state Driscoll, 63, has chaired the If the evaluation meets with tors, Mrs. Sault, and former difference. P* 7-Pc. Set! employes “ is just the last 175,000-member Connecticut satisfactory response from the Manchester Police Chief James committee, it is hoped the. straw” in a series of anti-labor State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, LUMINUM Reg. 38.97 Reg. 29.99 Reg. 15.99 E. Reardon, Safety Town began program may be used for all FILTER DIATOMACEOUS Reg. 34.99 1214 since 1968. He was a national bills approved by the SAFETY Stainless steel blades, includes 1 and 2 qt. covered saucepans. 5 qt. Cast aluminum with to be a reality. Manchester elementary EARTH Toasts bread or convenience foods exclusive pressure regulator. Democratic-controlled state Democratic committeeman for SAND Superflex timer. #D114 sausage stutter. #168 dutch oven. 10 " open skillet. legislature. nearly three years. Funded by a $1,100 ^ant from schools. LADDER SO LBS. "A lth o u g h I re m a in a Referring to the promises to the Connecticut State Depart­ Mrs. Sault and the police $ y 4 4 i Democrat, I can not continue to labor made in the party’s plat­ ment of Transportation, office department expressed $-|99 be associated officially with a form last fall, Driscoll said, of Highway Safety, the Safety gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Town program was established Richard McCabe of 143 Barry party leadership that treats “those which have not already 35' INGROUND 24’x48” as a pilot program in Rd. who gave permission to Regina labor so casually as we have been rejected are being held DELUXE VACUUM HOSE REPLACEMENT Eureka been in the current session,” he captive by your leadership, ap­ Manchester. hook up the traffic signals to A curriculum was coor­ AUTO 2-Speed said. parently as a means of 'keeping their electric outlet. LINERS Dial-A-Nap dinated by Officer Russell SKIMMER Driscoll made the announce­ labor in line’ until the end of Electrik- Holyfield; Mrs. Daniel Kaye, Upright ment in a letter to House this assembly session.” BARELY CHANGED Broom teacher of the program; Mrs. *14“ Majority Leaders Rep. William Driscoll also criticized the YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL with Tools Reno Coma, first grade teacher O’Neill, D-East Hampton, who National Democratic Com­ PARK (UPD " Vacation travel at Buckley; Dr. Alfred succeeded Bailey as state party mittee for “its shifting of experts at Yellowstone National 79.88 REG. PRICE OF VACUUM 29.88 OUR REG. PRICE chief two months ago after he positions regarding open Tychsen, assistant superinten­ Park say there is a growing Annual percentage rate 9%. Egreka Roto-Matic Eureka Canister 13.96 REG. PRICE OF TOOLS 24.88 YOU PAY CALDOR was nominated by Mrs. Grasso. membership and full participa­ dent of schools, and Mrs. Sault. trend today for vacationers to 10’X7’ MONTEGO BAY To make the town realistic, ALUMINUM STORAGE SHED Vacuum Cleaner Vacuum Cleaner Driscoll’s dissatisfaction tion by all citizens who want to return to the relaxed touring of 93.84 REG. PRICE OF BOTH 2.00 REBATE FROM REGINA* buildings of plywood represen­ centered on O’Neill’s work within the Democratic national parks. 10’x7’* ting a school, a church, a police YOUR FINAL COST leadership of the party but it in­ party.” In a year of shaky economic *99 FOR BOTH I station, and other town F iist Ited eial Savings 0 0 8 8 cluded Mrs. Grasso, according He issued a thinly veiled war­ and energy questions, tourists 74.88 ^ r n m ’*See *Se( Clerk For Details buildings were constructed by lO’xlO’ *128 W YOU SSAVE 23.96 Reg. 134.88 59-U. to sources high in the labor ning that the AFL-CIO, a are trying to get the most for 1 ' Walter Baldyga and John : lO'xlO" Use as upright or canister to clean 2-1/3 peak HP. motor, step-on Cleans bare floors to deep pile rugs, sj movement. traditionally strong backer of their vacation dollars, they say, 1 Shakes, loosens, cleans dirt, cleans Gelinas, both of the town The only bank in Manchester open all day low to shag depth rugs. carpejb. floors, walls, etc. switch; with tools and storage. No bags-)ust empty dust cup.#4524 | “Mrs.Grasso made it plain Democrats, could withdraw its and Yellowstone's almost 3,500 DUTCHWOOD 'isiiii [[il maintenance department. *148 iii when she nominated O’Neill for support for the state party in miles offers it. Officials say STEEL LAWN BUILDING liill L All the painting was done by Thursday 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. And 9 to 4 Mon., Tues., ALL DIMENSIONS APPROXIMATE ■ W W state chairman that when the coming elections. “The AFL- Yellowstone hasn’t changed members of the police 3 WAYS TO CHARGE answer was ‘yes’ she would CIO in this state, along with our much since it was made a park 443 Hartford Rd., MANCHESTER MANCHESTER SALE: THURS., FRI. & SAT. | maintenance department. Wed., Fri. 9 to Noon, Saturday. Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ^ national organization, is going BAII»c» • Extra-Largi Clothss Drum ESSENCE BOTTOM ROUNDS Congregational Church, will last year’s campaign finance amended a Senate bill which •rfiOrng* lh#r# i| greator cooli/tg tuiUce on itw »249*5 raowar Ot *eW* tow O ' the country’s best makers; hard and soft cover books; avaooralof arvj eondanaor. .nd -f h4a 4 Urgar h04v

PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ■- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29. 1975- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 13 LEGAL NOTICE Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted ...... Momss For Sato 23 Homoa For Sale 23 LEGAL Lott and Found Homaa For Salo 23 Homaa For Sale I I ] 4 s ( r I i It NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANGORA KITTEN - Male, RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, VERNON - Custom-built six- II I t 13 14 IS II IT NOTICE room Cape with three II IS 20 21 B 23 34 TOWN OF BOLTON ESTATE. OF HOMER LARABEE aka looking for good home. 649-7637. handy location. $31,000. 2S 21 3T a » 30 ALMANAC Philbrick Agency, Realtors, bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, set on SERVICE IS OUR PUBLIC HEARING HOMER F. LARABEE Pursuant to an order of Hon. WIlUam 6464200. 1 1/4 acres. Bam. Mid 30’s. NfALTOK . The Planning Commission of ONLY PRODUCT By linileil Press Inlernational Those born on this date are under the E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Bonde-Stoekt-Mortgagea 8 Zinsser Agency, 668-1511. fdsntol f. rtato MAS The Town of Pplton will hoW a presented to the fiduciary named below Today is Thursday, May 29, the 149th sign of Gemini. on or before August 22,1975 or be barred RANCH - with gorgeous view. public h irin g on Wednesday7 by law. The fid u cial is: MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Large living room with beamed COVENTRY Four-room Split day of 1975 with 216 to follow. John F. Kennedy, 35th president of the June 11,1975 at 8 o’clock p.m. in Marcella R. Larabee cond, third. All kinds. Realty catnedral ceilings and Level with one-car garage, IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE The moon is approaching its last United States, was born May 29, 1917. 127 McKee Street the Community Hall for the Manchester, Conn. statewide. Credit rating un­ fireplace, formal dining room, living room, kitchen, two IN THE WORST WAY quarter. On this day in history: purpose of considering the sub­ necessary. Reasonable. Con­ fully equipped kitchen with bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser In 1453, Constantinople (now Istanbul), THE WORST WAY IS TO TRY The morning stars are Mars and division of Hans R. and Susan fidential, quick arrangements. sliding glass doors to deck. Agency, 646-1511. capital of the Byzantine Empire, was cap­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TO SELL IT YOURSELF Jupiter. M. DePoJd situated on Hop Court of Probate Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Huge family room with stone tured by the Turks. Some historians say fireplace, two full baths. MANCHESTER - New listing. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus River Road (Route 6) on the District of Manchester 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ and Saturn. that marked the end of the Middle Ages. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Aluminum sided Raised Ranch Bolton/Coventry town line. The NOTICE TO CREDITORS 6464200. with 2-car garage in prestigious I32,90D — 3 Family. Livs rant frs* in this horns. Locstsd on Main Strsot In Covsntry. Ownsr tMlll consktor all oftors. subdivision contains two lots in E S T A T E O F W A LTE R A. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Forest HlUs. 'Iwo full baths, Bolton plus 1.5 acres to be sold SMOLENSKI aka ALEX W mortgages — Interim financing SURVEYOR ■ No experience NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven enclosed porch, sundeck, three 838,900 — Nstvly LIstsd. 8-room Colonial. Brand now HERALD YESTERDAYS to the adjoining property SMOLENSKI - ex, dtlous and confidential PART-TIME Bookkeeper - generous-sized room s, 2% bedrooms. Immaculate condi­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William available app^xlmatelyely 20 required. Good s a la ^ , paid paint job on tho outskto and now rodocoratod on tho in- owner. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be service, J.D. Real Estate baths, family room, 2 tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, hours per week; for mornings, training, plus many benefits. PHONE 643-2711 sldo. Largo elosots, largo bodrooms, privato 80x141 lot. A map of said subdivision is presented to the fiduciary named below Assoc. 646-1980. Ages l'7-35. Enlistment fireplaces, 2-car garage, 646-1511. to begin operations in June. on or before August 27,1975 or be barred experience preferred. Call aluminum siding, large lot. Fairly pricod. 25 Years Ago on file with the Town Clerk of by law. The fiduciary is: ...Gawy’s Restaurant for Inter­ required. Call U.S. Army at 643- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Bolton. Mrs. Ida A. Smolensk! This house qualifies for $2,000 First Little League program in view 643-2751. 9462. MANCHESTER S34,S00 837.000 — 2 Family. 7-room apartmont and 3-room apsrt- Bolton Planning 313 Autumn Street tax credit. Philbrick Agency, Manchester is a doubleheader Memorial Manchester, Conn. □ EMPLOYMENT Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Salo 23 Homes For Sato 23 Realtors, 6464200. LIVINB AT ITS BEST mont Two now hosting systsms, now storms and sersons, Day. Starting batteries are Carl Johnson, 10 Years Ago Commission FOOD SERVICE - No good atartor homo for young family. experience required. Good Enjoy country club living In this 7- Alan Cole, A1 Martin, A1 Freiheit, Don Mrs. Mary Haskell Is selected to direct James G. Hassett, Court of Probate, District of Manchester MULTLORCIIITS, MC. : ADVERTI8ING MANCHESTER - Magnificent 5 OLDER HOME - Large living NOTICE OF HEARING Help Wanted 13 salary, paid training, plus many MANCHESTER - New on the room Condominiuni. All urge roonu 138.000 — 2 Family Duptox - Two now gas fumacas, hot Ponticelli and Dave Mcfkmnell. pre-kindergarten summer school. Project Chairman ESTATE OF ONA LANDRAITIS, RECEPTIOMST/SECRETARY • CREAM PUFF bedroom Custom Colonial in room with dining area, eat-in and central air conditioning. Tennis, benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ market, 6-room Colonial with 3 recreation and swimming all yours air, naw carpating, aluminum sidad. Tanant rant la $190 Eighteeen Red Cross volunteers from Head Start. Robert E. Gorton, deceasied ; Sharp individual to handle th e: DEADLINE Professionally decorated con­ one of Manchester’s finest kitchen, 1% baths, 3 bedrooms, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William PHONE FROM home to ser­ ment require. Call U.S. Army bedrooms, formal dining room, without driving for miles. Much more par month. Call for dotalto. William P. Rice is named the first Secretary : President’s phone calls. Must I 12:00 noon the day before dominium, three large bedrooms, for­ areas. Full-size tennis court, in- porch. Interior completel/ to see. Oh yes, 3 bedrooms. Call 649- Manchester Chapter attend training E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 23,1975 at 643-9462. large kitchen with pantry, 2-car mal dining room, central air, custom vice our customers for super publication. ground heated pool, fantastic redecorated, 2-car garage. $33,- 530«. sessions on duties in the new Connecticut valedictorian at Manchester Community a hearing will be held on an application ; be efficient and accurate with • treed yard. $37,900. carpeted throughout. Must be seen to 839,800 — 101 Halalna 7-room Capo, 2 full baths, Court of Probate praying for authority to sell certain real earnings. CHioose own hours. maintenance-free landscaping, 500. Philbrick Agency, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORUNITV Regional Blood Bank program scheduled College. ; typing and shorthand skills.; $1,500-82,500 Cash bonus. U.S. Oeadllna for Saturday and Wolverton Agency, Realtors, be appreciated. 135,900. modsm kitchan, air ogjOl^’onlng in living room. Vary District of Andover estate as in said application on file more Call 647-1810. Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. central air-conditioning, family Realtors, 646-4200. fully appears, at the Court of Probate on : Will handle customers and: Army Infantry, Artillery, and 649-2813. privata backyard, lots of oxtraa. Call on this on*. NOTICE TO CREDITORS room with beamed cathedral BARROWS A WALUCE June 9, 1975 at 10:30 a.m. ESTABLISHED REAL Estate I VIPs. Full benefits, including | armor. 30 days paid vacation. MCKSTWMEWV BIG CHEESES Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk ceilings, Florida room with MMSIS 72MI15 Tlw Com Is ON this lovsiy in-ground pool at 94 Hanry ESTATE OF JANET C. GLEASON office needs two full-time sales ’ CMS and Blue Cross. Call 646-1 Good salary, paid training, PLEA8E READ MODERN, clean 4Vz room M 6-1318 skylight, large finished rec ROSEMONT, m. (UPD - City Thre aka JANET D. GLEASON education benefits. Enlistment Ranch Condominium.. Many Straat. 6-room aluminum aktod Colonial, firaplaca In Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdis people. Wolverton Agency, i 411)0...... ; Evenings room, dark room, dressing PRICED TO SELL Court of Probate required. Call U.S. Army at 643- extras, huge basement. $28,800. people, small families and We^ Muffler There Vinkels, Judge, all claims must be Realtors, 649-2813. ' YDDR AD 649-6050 649-8762 rooms, workshop area, 4 1/2 dining room, 2% full baths. Ottorad at $44,900. District of Manchester Classified ads are taken over 646-6310. Cozy living can be yours in this attrac' Coast residents are the nation’s p resen t^ to the fiduciary named below 9462. baths, wrap-around outsiile live Cape,located in a quiet residential 2 Guaranteed for on or before September 15, 1975 or be NOTICE TO CREDITORS RN’s wanted for full and part- PART-TIME - Retiree the phone as a convenience. neighborhood. It features 3 bedrooms, Lots-Land For Sale 24 848.000 — Nawly Uatad - Ralsad Ranch In East Hartford. 2 biggest consumers of cottage deck, faces open woods. And barred by law. The fiduciaiy is: preferred, for lawn and parking CARPENTER - No experienced The Herald Is responsible for NORTH COVENTRY - Like finished rec room and above-ground Cathedral callings In living room, all wall-to-wall cheese, says the United Dairy as long as you John S. Gleason time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. TOLLAND - What a buy! Circa much more. Call for details and ESTATE OF FANNIE E. HOWES lot maintenance, to work mor­ required. Good salary, paid only one Incorrect Insertion and new 5 1/2 room Ranch, Colonial, garages, acreage, pool. Ail for 336.S00. carpating, sunkan bath tub. Vary uniqua house. Call on Association. I Laurwood Drive Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Apply to Directors of Nursing, then only to the size of the price. Warren E. Howland, BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ own the car... ______Bolton, Conn. 06040______E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Salmon Brook Convalescent nings. Must have drivers training plus many benefits. fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, convenient location. Reduced to frontage in R-2 zone. $11,000 this one. The association added that original insertion. Errors which Realtors, 643-1108. presented to the fiduciary named below Home, (off House Street) license. Apply in person at W. Ages r7-35. Enlistment do not lessen the value of the carpeting, walk-out basement, $55,000. Keys, Realtors, 528- JACKSTON AGENCY Wolverton Agency, Realtors. on or before August 21,1975 or be barred 848.000 - 4-4 aluminum sktod Ouplsx - Excoltont condi­ purchases increase as con­ Boy’s Ranch near Amarillo Glastonbury. Please call 633- H. England Lumber Company, required. Call U.S. Army at 643- advertisement will not be cor­ 3/4 acre lot, $35,900. Hayes 9081. 646-1316 649-2813. 875-2517 by law. The fiduciary is: SALT BOX - Authentic tion. Nswiy paintsd and rtdscoralsd. All kitehsn sumers grow older. Families covers 4,100 acres of the Texas William Howes 5244. Route 44A, Bolton Notch. 9462. rected by an additional Inser­ •Corp. 646-0131. Evenings with one or two members buy Panhandle. A real working 228 Mountain Road tion. ATTRACTIVE one owner reproduction, fireplace, center 649-6050 649-5782 MANCHESTER-2/3 Acre appliances Included. chimney, country living, acre more than four times as much OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP ranch, it’s home to more than 380 Manchester, Conn, SECRETARY - Receptionist, BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 home, only four years young building lot with landscaping Vomon — Multi-family dwelling oftorsd at $55,900. Call doctor’s office. East Hartford bedroom Ranch, fireplace, treed lot. Hutchins Agency, 646- and bunding in A zone. $16,000, cottage cheese per capita as ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE boys without parents to care for Court of Probate with aluminum siding. 'This 3 VERNON - Oversized split lor details, ask for Qorogo or Jan. 9 District of Manchester specialist, typing, some utility room, fenced in yard for bedroom Cape is complete with 3166. Odegard Realty, 6434365. 9 larger families with sue or more them. shorthand, four day week, privacy. Across the street from level, four bedrooms, 3 1/2 members. PRESSERS fireplaced living room, over­ baths, lovely family room, Brand Now — 2-tamlly Duptox to bo built In Manchoator. experienced desired. Reply [EXPERIENCED AND TRAINEES, NEEDED BY I beach. Hurry only $26,500. sized dining room, family room 7-ROOM CAPE BOLTON-Building lot, 200’ Use your own plans or builder’s plans. Call for datalls. Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, raised hearth fireplace, box, DD, Manchester Herald. MANUFACTURER OF LADIES’ APPAREL-I with deck. South Farms area. beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall frontage, one acre, $10,500. 643-6775. V intage R ealty, 289-6044, Owner, 6^2923. [ e x c e l l e n t b e n e f it s o f f e r e d . knaacslitt mmHIiw- Fireflact, wil-ts- carpet. Double car garage. PART-TIME office help - Light evenings, Rick (jirouard, 568- wil carpetint niiiiitoi pooL ihninuai •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... APPLY IN PERSON ONLY NEW HOMES - Ranch, Nice yard. Extras. $52,500. bookkeeping essential. Varied 6690. Audrey Schaefer, Broker, 875- Business Property 26 duties, including typing, filing, Colonial, Raised Ranch, three siAni, private backyard adjacent ts wooded area. MM Ws. 5351. etc. Approximately 20 hours per bedrooms, aluminum siding, HEBRON - Three-bedroom MANCHESTER - 10,000 square city utilities. From $41,900. REALMS CORNER week. Flexible hours. IMANCHESTER MODES INC Cape in immaculate condition. MANCHESTER - Investment foot brick industrial building, Manchester location. Send Merritt Agency, 646-1180. 175 INAIN STREET PHONE 046-4525 PINE STREET MANCHESTER Has new aluminum siding and potential, 12 room Duplex, 5 ground level and raised loading resume to Herald Box “JJ”. is located in great garages, situated on a lovely docks. Own for $6. per foot in­ COVENTRY - Spacious eight- neighborhood. Priced to sell at cluding land. Move into your •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• room Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 treed lot, excellent yard for DENTAL ASSISTANT - $36,500. B/W realty, 647-1419. children, immediate occupan­ own building for as cheap as Services Otfsred 31 Building-Contracting 33 Challenging full or part-time baths, stone fireplaced living you can rent. City utilities. RELIABLE cleaning person - ELECTRICIAN’S Apprentice - room, family room, den, 2-car cy. Call 875-5351. AudrIrey position, for industrious person EAST HARTFORD - Duplex on DUBALOO-LESPERANGE Schaefer, Broker. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - in busy dental practice in One day a week, $3.00 an hour. No experience r^uired. Good i|: . Happiness is garage plus 3V2 room income corner lot with excellent per­ very reasonable work Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Rockville area. Primary Call after 5, 643-7745. salary, paid ti aininj, plus many apartment. Over acre lot. 6 4 6 - 0 5 0 5 ^ Heiping formance income. Could be Real Estate Wanted 28 guaranteed, call anytime. 649- ditions. rec rooms, porches and responsibilities are chair side benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ Merritt Agency, 646-1180. MANCHESTER 4266. roofing. No job too small. Call Army good starter home for young assisting. X-rays, lab work. SERVICE STATION Attendant ment required. Call U.S. g ST. I^ARY’S couple. Priced to sell at $31,900. CONTEMPORARY Raised OWMER SAYS “SELL” 649-3144. Requirements for position are at 643-9462. CLOSE to Main Street - House Ranch - Large, modern kitchen ALL CASH for your property - Or auto mechanic with % GIRL SCOUTS B/W realty, 647-1419. four bedroom Colonial on within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ODD JOBS - Trucking, home interest, ambition, maturity, experience, part-time. Clarke g share sumrher fun with and large bam, usable both as with pantry, formal dining Hollister St. Foyer, front to repairs, yards cleaned. CARPENTRY - Repairs, prior work experience. Dentel PLUMBER’S Apprentice - No residence and business. Ideal room with built-ins, living room instant service. Hayes Agency, Experienced handyman. Free remodeling, additions, garages, Motor Sales, Route 6, Bolton, irish Chiidren EAST HARTFORD - 4-5 two- back living room with 646- 0131. assisting preferred but not 643-9521. experience required. Good for antique dealer, plumber, family near stores, theatres with cathedral ceiling and estimates. Reasonable. 643- roofing. Call David Patria, 644- salary, paid training, plus many Bake Goods, Piants & fireplace, dining room, required. Salary commensurate electrician, etc. Keith Real and buses. If you are able to fieldstone fireplace from floor 0304. 1796. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist­ kitchen, screened porch, WE WILL buy your house. Call with experience. Mail resume Tag Sale Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. provide the personal touch, this to ceiling, redwood paneling, to P.O. TOx 289, Manchester. RNs — L P N t ment required. Call U,S. Army Saturday, May 31 four bedrooms, 2 full baths, aluminum siding, huge treed anytime, Hutefiins Agency, TWO HANDYMEN will clean, WES ROBBINS carpentry could be the best move of your Realtors, 646-3166. Immediate openings on the at 643-9462. S from 10-2 P.M. GRACIOUS older Colonial, im­ life. B/W realty, 647-1419. large family room with lot. Price reduced to $42,900. rake, lime, fertilize, mow, remodeling specialist. Acf- REAL ESTATE Sales - Be our 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. mediate occupancy, four fireplace, den or library, 5 maintainance of lawn seasonal. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, DRIVER - No i FRANK’S MARKET SELLING your house? Call us representative in Manchester. Excellent benefit* and star­ TRU CK bedrooms, living room, dining MANCHESTER - Exquisite 4- sliding glass doors, 2 large Cellars and attics cleaned. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, experience:pe required. Good g 725 East Middle Turnpike first and we’ll make you a cash 'U L R E D B a R N Experienced or we will train. ting salary. Position also room, sun room, eat-in kitchen, bedroom Colonial with decks, 2-car garage, large lot. Reasonable prices. 643-5305. 649-3446. A fresh face for your home Holcomb Realtors, South Wind­ salary, paid training plus many Parking Lot first floor laundry, prestige $68,500. Philbrick Agency, offer. One day service. T. J. available for qualified appli­ character all its own. Fine area Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. M M REAL ESTATE CENTER costs a lot less than you'd guess! sor, 644-2447. benefits. Ages 17-35. enlistment neighborhood. Jackston Agen­ Realtors, 6464200. LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - cant as Evening Supervisor. required. Call U.S. Army at 643- with beautifully landscaped cy, 646-1316; evenings, 649-6050. yard. If this is your absolute 640-4144 Cellars and attics cleaned, new homes custom built, Please apply: 9462. CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal HSCKTTE&IUirTM,NC„ Realtors IMMEDIATE CASH for your lawns mowed, small tree work. remodeled, additions, rec EXTENSION m YOU UNEMPLOYED? Homes For Sale 23 last move, then arrange to see property. Let us explain our MEADOWS CONVALESCENT BY OWNER - Four-room Cape it now. B/W realty, 647-1419. dining room, fireplaced living 263 Main Street Mandiester Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. rooms, garages, kitchens a iH iH CLERK TYPIST - No Cod, one acre, room for expan­ room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, remodeled, bath tile, cement LADDER Call HOME experience required. Good MANCHESTER - Six month 647- 1413. sion. By appointment only, call MANCHESTER - New to age, immaculate condition. GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ JDRSEIKERS INC. 333 Bldwell Street salary, paid training, plus many new, prime west side location, $36,900. Philbrick Agency, ONLY Manchester, Conn. 646-7791. market. Cape with half dormer, $23,500 - Ellington. Pretty, 5- service. Save your back. Call us tial or commercial. Call 649- EMPLOYMENT benefits. Ages 17-35. “Enlist­ ■ 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 b ath s, Realtors, 646-4200. INSTANT cash for your home. today, 528-0586. 4291. 18 FT. An Equal Opportunity Employer ment required. Call U.S. Army hardwood floors, aluminum 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, dining room Cape, 100 yards from Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & SERVICE ELLINGTON 10 ROOMS ------— ruin FLAT STEP STYLE at 643-9462. siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ room, three bedrooms, partial beach, 400 square foot, in­ Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ A rec room. Move-in condition. TWO-FAMILY Duplex - 6-6, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 588-1070 56840iTQ sulated and winterized. 646- A D1116 poration, 646-0131. portunity. 649-5306. NEW LISTING $36,900'. Keith Real Estate, 649- $46,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, ■ ZdRDA CONSTRUCTION ! Carpentry and general contrac­ ONLY Conn'ecticut’s largest job SALES CLERKS - A few nights ASSISTANT Bookkeeper - $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, 2300. Magnificent and spacious contem­ 1922, 6494126. Custom Homes ting. Residential and commer-, SAVE 15% listing service managed by a week and Saturday. Mature. Experienced handling accounts $17,500 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- FAMILY desires to buy three I I dal. Whether it be a small professionals. Please call, Call Harvey’s, Caldor Plaza, payable and costing. 289-7964, baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ porary (over 4,(XXI sq. ft.). Custom COLUMBIA - seven room bedroom home any style cond- ■ Repairs • Additions I built in 1966. Five bedrooms, 3Vk baths, MANCHESTER - Lovely Split 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 repair job, a custom built home Reg. 568-1070 for complete details Manchester, 646-3100. ask for Barbara. age, nearly two acres. Hutchins 900. Philbrick Agency, sidered. Must be in move-in FREE ESTIMATES i or anything in between, call 646- 2 fireplaces, huge family room with home with plenty of room. Cen­ baths, 2 fireplaces, small barn, condition, Manchester or sur­ «6.99 from one of our cheerful Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. wet bar, den. Plus extra features too Realtors, 646-4200. ^ Can 049-3789 J 1379. tral air-conditioning, one full, large pond. Situated on nearly rounding towns. Write Box BB, ■ DO IT YOURSELF AND SAVEI Reg. 9.98 32.10 counselors. numerous to menUon. Choice Country two half baths. Complete LAND - Nice barn, three Club area. Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. three acres. Call Suzanne or Manchester Herald. kitchen, garage, large lot. Good SALT BOX - 'Large, country Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ BUILDING - Remodeling, bedroom home, baseboard kitchen with built-ins and roofing, rec rooms, additions, STANDARD MACHINE TDOL 8CRAPER8 buy at $42,900. Keith Real son Beach Company BOOKKEEPING, accounting, INSPECTORS for final inspec­ heat, Hutchins Agency, fireplace, formal dining room, MAY WE BUY your home? garages. All kinds, carpentry Y Minimum 1 to 3 yoars’ experience to scrape a wide J. WATSDN BEACH CD. Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. Manchester office, 647-9139. financial, and management ser- Quick, fair, all cash and no Y tion. Experienced aircraft Realtors, 646-3166. double door spacious center en­ work. For estimates call 649- ..surrounded by Tote variety of machine parts. Job requires holding close iReaftors MLS Equal housing opportunity. vices for businesses, parts. Nights and days, all trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2Vz problems. Call Warren E. 1142. LIL RED BARN KIT & Save tolerances between several related surfaces. MANCHESTER - Redwood Manchester Office 647-9139 COVENTRY - Coming soon, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. professionals. Accounting benefits. Equal opportunity Equal Housing Opportunfly new 42', 3-bedroom Ranches on baths, 2-car garage, large lot. employer. Dean Machine Farms, spacious 9 room Raised ANDOVER - solid brick five Financial Services,iPhone 228- Glenney’s Selected applicants will be offered an overtime acre plus lots. Perfect for Ap­ This home qualifies for $2,000 room Ranch, situated on nearly TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service Products Inc., 102 Colonial Ranch, set on large treed lot. tax credit. Philbrick Agency, CASH FOR HOUSES - Let’s 0151 for appmntmqm.______- Remodeling, repairs, ad­ sgso schedule plus good company benefits. proved Farm ers’ Home Clients. three acres. A beauty setting, synchronize. You want to sell Road, Manchester. Three full baths, aluminum HEBRON - Sell your lawn Realtors, 6464200. ditions, custom building. No job Apply: Personnel Dept. siding, two fireplaces, family $27,500. The Fran Greene Agen­ private and tranquil. Call and someone else wants to buy. JANITORIAL and Cleaning S A V E 1 5

MANCH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. May 29, 1975 — PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975 BY JIM BERRY SI Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Apartmenta For Rent S3 Bualnesa for Rent 55 Autos For Sale BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY B Y N ED (ioCHRAN BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE r HOW MUOH MANCHESTER - Six room O FFIC E For Rent - 953 Main 1968 PONTIAC LeMans - Stan­ EXPERT bicycle rwairs, all m GREETINGS, WHATS CEPRIC HAS rrs YOUR NEW BOYFRIEWC? Y AT L E A S T 1 DON'T CARE V HOW NICE that H A V ^ ^ duplex, wall-to-wall carpet, Street. Call 643-4846. dard 3-speed. $350. Call after 4, makes, models and speeds. HE PLUCKED A „.BUT nr TURNED OUT TD JUPy.' AN’ POWT W ORRY- J 'iO U ’L L HA/E ULP.' THE DON'T WE VOTE ’ SIRE.' AILIN SUFFERED A B O U T t h e S A R - ^ stove, refrigerator, two baths, 646-5489. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, PORTION OF EE THE 'HELP WANTED" I'LL T,»XE A WALK SO YOU S O M E p r i ­ YOU unperstand! WHY 1 BELLS ON IT ? THE NEW YOO 1 . 0 5 T ? YER A SEVEF^ CASVe IT'S JUST Resort Property Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- NEWSPAPER _ SECTION,' WONT HAVE TO 6 ,0 INTO v a c y , SO DON'T THAT HE PIDN’T INaATlON! I -ER. ■ .TOLL FOR CITY ORDINANCE $260 per month plus utilities, PA Lf SHOCK' cookP security, call 643-5009. For Rent 56 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, good 2098. FROM VON TH’ CLOSET AN' CLOSE FAY ANY AT­ BOTHER TO PUT thought you AH— thee ANPj SAYS only a HE TRASH RECEP­ T H ‘ OOOR T H IS T I M E .' TEN T IO N TO HiS HAMP OVER condition, $700. firm. Light U X X S MIGHT BE UP­ I ME- LANPLORP-TENANT TACLE HOPING H IS SA R C A SM .' THE A«XTTH- THINK ATTRACTIVE 4-room house on FIVE ROOMS and bath - blue. Very dependable. Call 643- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - SICK TO PERUSE THE T P lEC E.' SET a t a rent PROBABLY,/ COUNCIL CAN , A P'OT bus line. Appliances, parking. Waterfront cottage, Columbia 6597. lowest rates available. FINANCIAL r INCREASE! BUT X HEAR, 10 OKAY RENT Adults, no pets. Security. ^215. Lake. Electric kitchen, sleeps Immediate binding. Exclusive NEWS... AMOS WAS The b u c k s ’ HIKES.' six. Rowboat. Call 22879386 1970 CHEVROLET B elair - NETRA Agent. Clarke In­ SURE YOU'D phone I 643-9743. . WORTH.' after 5 p.m. Gold, 4-door, 53,000 miles, surance Agency, 643-1126. UNPER5TANP ringing! ^ 0 6 T THREE-ROOM apcirtment - excellent condition, $1,100. 742- -RIGHT, Completely furnished,she second SOUTHERN VERMONT - New 8616, after 8, 742-9745. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - A M 0 5 f P00t^P9. floor, ample parking. Call 649- chalet on 2 acres, club house for the past 10 years we have by NEA. Inc. 1287. privileges with tennis, in-door 1971 PLYMOUTH Satalite, 6 been the leading agency in the and out-door pools. Lake for cylinder, 4-door, automatic area insuring motorcycles. Get SIX room duplex, centrally swimming, fishing and boating transmission, power steering, our rates before you “rev” up. 41 Boats-Accessorles 45 Apartments For Rent S3 located, security deposit. near by. $150 weekly. Call 649- very good condition, 35,000 Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-1577., Heating-Plumbing 35 Articles tor Sale MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD References and lease required. 7813. miles. 646-5982. TOWNE Plumbing Service, RIDING LAWN mower. 24” 40 H.P. JOHNSON motor, con­ MANCHESTER - Unusual one- Available immediately. MUST SELL - Suzuki, 1974 repairs, alterations, vanity cut, $85. Good condition. 649- trols, tank, excellent condition, bedroom Townhouse. Private McKinney Brothers, Inc., 643- 1972 VEGA, 4-speed, red with TS185. Showroom condition, un­ YEP/ AND ME... OR MV □ AUTOMOTIVE WHEN HE SWING? caoinets a specialty. Call to 5624. $170. Call 742-9423 after 6. entrances and patio. Full base­ 2139 or 649-3931. black interior, excellent condi­ der 600 miles. Extras make it. SO MICKEY^ THE HOUSE GETS BACK, 8-.30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- ment. Includes heat, tion. $1,800. Excellent gas $805 firm. Call 649-2921 after 5. GUEST OF MARIAN AND I HOPE WE 4056, 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. appliances, carpeting and pool. Autos For Sale 61 mileage. Call 875-9449. HER FATHER. THAT CAN TAKE A once, one year old. Can be seen Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- $245 per month. Paul W. 1974 SUZUKI T500 - $750. 875- SOUNDS NICE I v a c a t io n ; 1970 CH EVROLET Camaro, 8921. V^USTER BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - at 34 Cumberland Street ______Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or PRESIDENTIAL NEED CAR? Credit bad? All heating and plumbing anytime. 643-4535. Bankrupt? Repossessed? automatic, power steering, Fin o s a repairs plus remodeling. Call ' VILLADtAPTS. bucket seats, console, plus J 5-1*4 l o o p h o l e - 18 FT. CENTURY Classic with Honestt Douglas accepts lowest Crf^AVlPAW 3 ^ -V s .1 »t r 643-1496 MOVING - ten rooms of quality trailer, 327 inboard engine, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 MANCHESTER much more.. Very sporty. Campers-Trollers C ' I ' ' . • M . S * !■ S' 2 . ^ down, smallest payments. Mobile Homes 65 furniture, beds, desks, mahogany hull, new chrome, bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Chorches Motors, 80 Oakland baths, full basement, private Street, 643-2791. MUTT AND JEFF b u d f i s h e r FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing carpeting, dining room set. Call white upholstery, privately One and'twtrbedrooms. - Repairs and remodeling, 644-2696. owned. Can be seen at Nap and entrances and patio, includes FOR SALE - Ideal vacation Near schools, cfaiurches TOYOTA - See us for reliable sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Paul’s Marina at 385 Main St., heat, appliances, carpeting, and used Toyotas with our 60-day 1971 FORD Custom 4-door, vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel IS IT BLONDE ^ WHAT DIFFERENCE ly. Prompt service on emergen­ TAG SALE - Saturday May 31, East Hartford. air-conditioning. $290 per and shopping center, on 100% warranty. We also buy automatic, radio, heater, low trailer, excellent condition. OR RED, SIR ? mileage, excellent condition. W AITER ir cies. 643-7024. 10 a.m. 145 Lakewood Circle, month. Paul W. Dougan, bus line. Call anytime . ^ used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Hardly used. Fully self- THERE'S A HAIR IN / ^ = DOES THAT MAKE? North. Miscellaneous items, Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. Call 649-9051. contained, sleeps 8. Four- MY SO U P ; Garden Products 47 345 Center Street, Manchester, some antiques, old typewriters. 646-4321. burner stove, 20 gallon propane — 646-2623 ANTIQUE 1950 Studebaker r AVAILABLE June 1st both tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- Champion, good mechanical FOR SALE - 30 in. gas stove, ^V EG ETA BLE Plants - Oakland floors of new three bedroom, 2- WE PAY $10 for complete junk glass windows, red/white/blue \ Farm s, Gleason Street. 649- condition, needs body work, jood condition. Best offer. Call family, carpeting, dishwasher, cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Colonial decor. Price includes: PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER € 1 - M9-3995, Thursday or Friday 7591. air-conditioning, separate best offer. 875-9165. hitch, swaybar, torsion bars,, Body, 528-1990. L IS T E N E X P E R T S after 6. drives. $275 per month, securi­ 95 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - 4 mirrors, break-away brakes,; ? T s N i ® ty. Call 646-1379 after 6. 1/2 room Duplex, heat, hot and, if needed, electric brakes T O TH IS , A G R E E T H E V 48 off car. Call 875-7782. ■ HAZEL! TAG SALE - indoor Saturday, Antlques water, electric stove and Try it, you1l like it jnaking money UP TO MOO W O R L D W ILL ■ NEWER FIVE-room Duplex -1 May 31, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. fur­ refrigerator, garage. Available witt ow Want Us. R U N O U T niture, household items, elec­ WANTED Antique furniture, 1/2 baths, appliances included. June 1. Lease required. Call JUNK CARS MOVE UP to 14’ wide living.; O F OIL.' tric stove, books, clothing, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or $250 monthly. References. 649-2865. Large selectioii. Priced from' BEAT THE HEAT many more items too numerous other antique items. R. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. $9,995. and up. We want your POLLEN AND DISCOMFORT 1964 MGB - Fine body, runs WANTED to list. 174 Howe St. Glaston­ Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER - Large one great, new brakes. 643-0545, call home in trade. Fine selection of, ------with WE WILL PAY UP TO used homes. Priced ffom $895.' AIR-CONDITIONINO bury, near Minnechaug Golf 454 MAIN Street, second floor, bedroom apartment in stone between 5-6, or after 9:30 p.m. $100 Full line of parts, supplies and CAPTAIN EASY Servlet end Inetelletlon Course. COLLECTOR wishes to three rooms, heated, $160. mansion, landscaped grounds, B Y C R O O K S & LA W REN CE purchase older oriental rugs. Security, phone 646-2426, 9-5. private entrance and parring. 1971 COUGAR - Automatic FOR YOURJUNK CAR accessories. Plaza Homes, 1348 GIGANTIC GROUP Tag Sale - Will top any real offer. Please Adults only. No pets. Heated, transmission, vinyl roof. $1,650. Depending on Year and Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin T.P. AITKIN, INC. MANCHESTER - East Center Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-' Antiques, furniture, silver, call after 6 p.m. 646-4344. $215 monthly. Call 646-0885. 742-9120 after 6 p.m. Model J. LL TELL MY STOP’/ TO T E L L IT TO WE'RE PE LUCKY PARENTS OF 643-6793 clothes, books, records, toys. Street, 5-room apartment, 0369. : f FREE TOW A l a w y e r - a f t e r I THE MARINES, PIS WONPER-WOIKIN' MOUTH, Rain or shine. May 31, 9-4, 11 ANY QUANTITY of furniture, kitchen, living room, dining NEW SUPER Deluxe, 2- SEE MY a u n t ETHEL- B U P P Y '- I MIZ VAN PEW...OR MAY t CALL, 1970 NOVA - Good condition, 4- SAME DAY SERVICE 5 19 Schaller Road. No pre-sales. paintings, brass, china, steins, room and 2 bedrooms, fully air- bedroom Townhouse, in two speed. Best offer over $1,000. TRAVEL trailer 28’, self-! S-11 bY NEA Inc T M t b e r t a v a n p e w ; COULD C A K E Flooring 36 or collector items. Purchase or conditioned. 646-1180. PLEASE CALL FOR contained, twin beds, air- family, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, Call 646-5514 after 5. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM TAG SALE - Sunday June 1,10- commission. 644-8%2. appliances, sunken living room, CURRENT PRICE LISTS conditioned, full bath, will FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, 6. rain date, Sunday June 8. BIRCH STREET - Four rooms, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 522-1104 sacrifice. KOA Camp ground.' patio, basement garage, con­ FITZGERALD FORD of Wind­ FOR •STAKTER5, MR .VEeBLEFESTeR., "CU (specializing in older floors). Children’s clothing, household ACCENT with Antiques from first floor, $145. Married cou­ venient, residential location. sor Ave., Rockville is looking after 5 p.m. 247-0910 Interstate 86 East, to exit 100,; Ceilings and inside painting. items, baby furniture. 161 Red Goose Farm, Goose Lane, ple, one child, available June Available July 1st, $275. After 6 for good clean used cars. Open ALLIED take 44, 5 miles east to Moose! ARE POSSESS^EP OF AN BYTPBAELV John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- School Street. Coventry. A new and in­ 15th. 649-8350. Meadow Road, West; p.m. 649-0311. evenings. Call 643-2485, 875- SCRAP METALS W>AIMAMT PERSOHAUTV. 2222. teresting shop to check out. 3369. Willington, Conn. GOLF CLUBS - Jack Nicklaus Opening May 31, 10-5. 742-9137. FOUR ROOM apartment, Homes tor Rent 54 741 WINDSOR STREET ■ Y registered set, of irons, $50; heated, second floor, adults, no DATSUN 240Z - 1973, excellent HARTFORD TRAVILLA, all-aluminum pick-; □ MISC. FOR SALE Sam Snead set of woods, $40. pets, security deposit. Call 649- LARGE 8 room partly fur­ up camper. Aircraft riveted.! 49 condition. Best offer $4,200 or Call 646-1727. Wanted to Buy 0052. nished older Colonial over. 643-9329. Fully equipped except shower.; Top quality unit. $2,700. Call! Articles lor Sale 41 Appliances, indoor, outdoor Trucks tor Sale 62 NOW you can clean shags and WANTED - used power lawn fireplaces. Large lawn, parking 1968 PONTIAC - Excellent con­ any time Monday thru! orientals professionally clean mower. Need immediately, my Thursday, until noon Friday.' ALUMINUM sheets used as area. Working adults only. No dition, like new. Asking $650. 1969 CHEVROLET pick-up. with npw RINSE-N-VAC steam grass is growing! Please call VILLAGER APARTMENTS 649-0321. printing plates, .007 thick, pets. Lease, deposit. 643-2880. Call 529-9671 days, 646-1027 $995. Repossession, SBM, 646- cleaner. Rent at Manchester 647-1601 before 2 p.m. and after 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. I Five-room townhouse apart- after 6. 1700. THE FLINTSTONES Wallpaper & Paint Company, 6 p.m. I ment, 1 '/i tiled baths, 2 air- MANCHESTER - two bedroom 1969 NIMROD Riveria, pop-up! H-Vl BY HAl^-BARBERA Phone 643-2711. 185 West Middle Turnpike, 646- lent camper, sleeps five, in-J I conditioners, wall-to-wall Ranch with garage, nice yard PONTIAC- 1973,, Grandville, O ItlSbyNO Me ^ w n»g U s PII on 0143. ANTIQUE furniture, old Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 eludes Coleman 2-burner stove,- N EW SPRIN T end rolls. 25 ' carpeting, full basement, ju st off Route 86, $270 per full power, deluxe interior, air-, musical instruments, dolls, ice box, catalytic heater and BY V.T. HAMLIN OBPHC cents each. Inquire side door. month. No pets, security. 644- amfm. Rally heels, best offer, A L L E Y O O P O H , D E A R , ...IF MR. GRANITE MAVBE I 'L L COFFEE TABLE and end clocks, statues. Almost heat, hot water, appliances. 1971 YAMAHA ATI - 125cc, hitch. $500. 643-9193. S A N D & C Manchester Evening Herald. 1408. evenings, 623-1877. SOMEONE SEES THAT, HE'LL, SUST G O table. Contemporary, wood anything old. Call anytime, 646- I Adultconly, no pets. excellent condition. Must sell. THERE IT IS, GENTLEMEN.' MAW, I JU S T WANTED) NOW THAT THE'' NO, ORVILLE, GOOFED./ BLOW HIS STACK.' H O M E AND with glass top, excellent condi­ 1882, 646-2690. Call 649-9398. Ask for Rick. 12x50 IN P A R K - Tw d WITH A FEW ADJUSTMENTS,/ T'GET OUT OF THIS ^THORN KING IS il'V E DECIDED c a l l in WE BUY and sell used fur­ 649-7620 SINGLE FAMILY - five room 1972 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL, SICK/ tion, $150. or best offer. Call Ranch, $225 per month plus $2,395. Fully loaded. Reposses­ bedrooms, appliances, wall-to- AND A LITTLE LUCK, ‘YOU , MONKEY SUIT B E ­ DEAD, I IMAGINE NOT TO niture. Cash on the line. One MUST SELL 1974 Suzuki, red, FORE W/E LEFT, YOU'RE ANXIOUS g o ! 7 : 9HIPF after 4 p.m., 643-1604. WANTED - China cabinet, deposit and others. Call 742-6519 sion SBM, 646-1700. wall carpeted, skirted, utility WILL BE HOME IN NOTIMEIJ piece or an entire housefull. wooden playpen, car seat. Call 550cc, excellent condition, 6,800 shed, excellent condition. Must THAT'S ALL.' ' TO LEAVE HERE | / d n 7 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 between 7:30-8:15 a.m. YOURSELF ' NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam 643-4716.______apartment with miles. $1,000. Walter (Jreen, be seen. $6,995. before 6, 875- C1N3 Main Street Rear, behind 1964 CHEVY runs good, make /d n cleaner prolongs carpet life by garage, second floor, centrally 742-9062. 2262, after 6, 644-2626. k S lH i Douglas Motor Sales. To get a ‘‘bite’’ "drop a line” in COVENTRY - P'our-room an offer, 1972 Plymouth ON3 keeping them cleaner longer! located. No children, no pets. Z) Want Ads. Ranch, appli?i^ security, Cricket, good running condi- Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Rent at Manchester Hardware Security deposit required. SI H I '7 ' CLEAN USED refrigerators, lake pr''^Q“* ^ - 'e ‘ s. N ew ly tion. 643-0100. & Supply, 877 Main Street, Phone 643-9037. ranges, automatic washers, redec'^J^T. Nice yard, Manchester. 643-4425. driveway742-7202. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, standard, \ thI s" with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s □ RENTALS END 'ppliances, 649 Main St, 643- DUPLEX - Two bedrooms, 1 45,000 miles, am/fm radio, good TAG SALE - Ruby glass, 2171 1/2 baths, garage, newly $225 PER month, six room cape condition throughout.. Call 646- deacon bench, furniture, redecorated, no appliances, no with appliances, full basement, 7393. cS> crocks, jugs, old bottles, tools, Rooms lor Rent 52 O. SCREENED LOAM - driveway pets or children. 649-7438. large fenced in yard. Route 44A other collectables. Saturday 9- 5-29 gravel, processed gravel, sand, Coventry, security required. 1971 FORD Country Squire Sta­ 1975 by K6A Inc T M Reg U S f 3, 142 Wells Street. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ stone and...... fill, George ‘ ■■H. Grif- COMPLETELY renovated Available...... June...... 1st...... 643-6597. tion wagon,... $1,950. SBM nished rooms, centrally fing, Andover, 742-7886. four-room apartment, Talcott- ...... Repossession.’646-V^^^ MOVING - dinette set, chaise located. Kitchen privileges. ville. Occupancy, June 1. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE lounge, table, four unused, Parking. Reasonable rates. Business tor Rent 55 SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury References, lease, security. MOVE THOSE Old Junk Cars jalousie windows, I5V2 in. by Phone 649-2358. $185 . 742-9784 evenings. above ground pool distributor for Free - Please keep T^Tj o t b a d "^ r b i g B O B * ^ WOULD TOU Guys MIND 45in., two general studded snow needs warehouse space. Will Manchester beautiful. Call 649- HOWAREVOU, I ADMIRAL. I BODY BUILD1N6 TALKING SOMEPLACE tires, 900-15. Tag sale, mis­ CLEAN furnished room - FIRST FLOOR - five room flat, OFFICE SPACE L a n c e l o t d r i p s w i t h k i n d n e s s The bidding has been 29 sell and completely install a 1609 between 3-6 p.m. h o w s t h e ELGE? y o u 'r e b a d cellaneous, Saturday, May 31, Convenient location for working ABERNATHY? ' ^ SCHOOL huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool all appliances, fully carpeted, FOR RENT WORLD FOR BUSINESS. 10 to 4 p.m., 47 South Street, gentleman. $22 per week. 646- complete with fencing, basement storage with washer 250 square feet, center of SCOUT - 1971, low mileage, T R E A T IN G . West North East South Coventry, 742-7489. 2482. and dryer connections. sundeck, filter and pump. Now Manchester, air conditioning deluxe interior. 649-0429 after 5. you? y Convenient to schools and shop­ only $795. Full price financing and parking. Call 643-9551. NORTH 29 WANTED TO BUY - Used MANCHESTER - Furnished ping. Call Mr. Peterman, 646- Pass 1 A Pass 1 A available. Call Tony collect, SAVE! - 1974 VW Bug - Needs A 62 Lancelot, the peerless knight “Gadzooks, " said Mordred, Citizen’s Bank radio, in room for gentleman, central 2912, 649-9404. Pass 3 A Pass ? 203-232-6500. ' minor body work. Low, low ¥ K 10 7 2 and bridge player, looked over "Methinks I like you better working condition. Call 649- location, apply apartment 1, 2 You, South, hold 3261. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 mileage. 649-7154 after 5 p.m. e K 10 6 3'2 at wily Mordred sitting West when you act as an enemy. “Tis Pearl St. or call 875-3503. AKQ985¥AAA4AA9876 DARK RICH loam, five yards 4 A Q 4 and remarked, "I am going to best I take my ace of spades ere What do you do now’’ $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, WEST EAST treat you like a friend for this it is lulled to sleep by thy soft BALDWIN SPINET Acrosonic FURNISHED ROOM - Central, WE ARE THE CAR DEALER YOU A — Bid three spades. This shows gravel, and stone 643-9504. A AQJ98 A 10 7 5 4 hand.” words.” Piano - mahogany cabinet, im­ clean, quiet, shower, parking. SEE ON CHANNEL 3 five spades and by inferenee at maculate, $850. Call 429-9532, Home-like. Older gentleman ¥643 ¥ 5 SWIMMING POOLS - Famous So Mordred played his ace of least five rlubs. anytime. only. 569-2525. A J 6 ♦ Q 87 Then Lancelot played the four Coleco guaranteed luxury spades and held Lancelot to a A J 10 8 A K 97 3 2 o f clubs from dummy. TODAY'S QUESTION above ground swimming pool, S&S BUiCK-OPEL WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI contract that would have been Your partner continues to four TAG SALE - Saturday May, 31 SOUTH (D) Gawaine, sitting East, had to completely installed. Huge Apartments For Rent 53 beaten if Gawaine had ever and Sunday June 1, 10 to 4. 135 A K 3 clubs What do you do now’ 16’x31’ O.D. complete with IN MANCHESTER n r PICL play,a low club and Mordred’s been able to gain the lead. Bissell St. Clothes, housewares, FETCH MY PIPE A PETSHOP FUL-L O r NlORMAL c3»lAU-l ¥ AQ J 9 8 jack was allowed to hold the Answer Tomorrow filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, WE HAVE customers waiting miscellaneous. AN D Does AND r HAD TO TAKE A A 94 trick. He led a second club. sundeck, fencing and stairs. On­ for the rental of your apartment Answer to Previous Puzzle if SLIPPERS, (CHIP©; JERRY LEWIS. A A 66 Lancelot won with his ace and ly, $689. Full price. Financing or home. J.D. Real Estate WRINGER WASHER - drew trumps with three leads, Places/Things available. Limited quanity. Call Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Both vulnerable Excellent condition. $35. 649- being careful to win the third Carl collect, 525-9138. for more 4150 evenings. OPELS one in dummy. Then he played ACROSS 4 P ronoun information. LOOKING for anything in real START FROM West North East South th e deuce of diamonds. 1 U nion’s 14th 5 D onkey estate rental — apartments, MAYTAG Gas Dryer - Eight HONDA. CIVIC U Gawaine followed with the state (comb form) COLLECTOR WILL pay $65 for homes, multiple dwellings, no 6 T idings months old, like new. $175. l ¥ seven. 6 Blackboard old Bisque or China head doll. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 0 , m aterial 7 Used a canvas ORE Moving, must sell. 649-4150 1 A 3 ¥ 3 A 4 ¥ Under no obligation. 875-7356. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 13 T ransferee shelter W E S ' after 6. Pass Pass Pass The real beauty ’3463 Lancelot turned to Mordred 14 Playing card 8 Phase 9x12 GOLD RUG, $15. 8x11 and said, “Here’s another 15 Was seated 9 Stripling TAG SALE - Friday, Saturday CHARLES APARTMENTS - Opening lead -JA 10 In a line braided rug, $10. Stainless steel East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 of owning it is friendly trick for you.” Then he 16 Possess and Sunday, 10-5, 153 Pearl DON’T FORGET. played his nine spot and Mor­ 17 Take as one's 11 Shark E O M sink and fixtures, $20. Two tape room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, 12 Feminine Street, Manchester. m i i n dred made another trick with a own recorders, $40 for both. Two all appliances, 2 air- WE TRADE € 1975 B> NIA Inc T M Htq U S 0« S-29 By Oswald & James Japoby suffix Miscellaneous. driving it! jack. 18 Form er electric motors, $5 each. conditioners, carpeted, heat, Russian ruler 19 S m all state 35 Temperature 52 Boundary SHORT RIBS (ab.) (ab.) 54 Son of Noah Flourescent light fixture, $5. LEAVING U.S. - Must sell hot water, storage, patio, sound BY FRANK O’NEAL 20 Male deer Wing chair, $20. Call 649-7046 ANYTHING!!!! 22 Tiny 21 idolizes 37 Bnt'ish nurse (B ib ) everything, office equipment, proofing, washer-dryer hook­ 24 Pace 39 Italian city 56 Big city after 4. ups, basem ent garage. $260 23 Exists color TV, wood, sheet metal, 25 European 26 Take a 44 Colonize problem wire, and miscellaneous items. monthly. Available June 1st. stream breather 47 City in 57 Cornbread APPLIANCES - 16 cubic foot Call after 6 for appointment, Charles Ponticelli, 646-0800, 27 Roof fmial 27 Being (Latin) M ichigan 58 Back talk 49 Egyptian sun Kelvinator refrigerator, 150 lb. 646-8768. 646-1540. S& S BUICK I t A R GA'*EIC*40 30 Bustle (coll) 28 Aryan invader (c o ll) freezer; 30” Roper gas range -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 32 R edact 29 Nested boxes god 60 Timetable ARIES LlIRA 31 Mountain 50 Ancient abbreviation both avocado, Norge heavy duty CLEAN, furnished room, cen­ England^ Fastest Growing BuichOpel Dealer** MAR. 21 Vour Daily Adiviiy Guldt M 36 Wrongdoer Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 nym phs E gyptian 62 Compass 18 lb. washer, white— Three trally located. Gentleman only. 81 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 According to Iht Start. 38 Live “■am. I* SM 40 Grate harshly 33 E xpired 51 Turkish point years old. 649-9392 between 7-9 Apply 2 Pearl Street or call 875- To develop message for Fridoy, DOG-CAT boarding reser­ -A5-66-74 5-)6‘V ‘4Cg over 34 Thought regim ent 66 Senior (ab ) p.m. 3503. 75-76-77 read words corresponding to numbers 51-72-84-851 vations. Combined inside/out- of vour Zodiac birth sign. 41 High regard side runs, partitioned privacy, 66 Automotive Service 66 y / TAURUS SCORPIO 42 Short lackel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SEVERAL unused bilco cellar Honda Qvic Sedan Automotive Service 1 Molt 31 Amusing 61 Moy 10 II 12 germicidal lighting. Canine NEWER Three-bedroom A M . 20 2 Slow 32 Licenses 62 Hints ocr. jjrf 43 Helper (ab ) hatchway doors, size 0 ,4 ’ wide. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Duplex -1 1/2 baths, carpeting, I1 ^ 1 may 20 3 Act 33 Compromises 63 Special NOK. 21'i 45 D ibble 13 14 $65 each. Call 649-1657. 4 Exciting 34 Try 64 Intelligent 46 Military Manchester, 646-5971. all appliances. $260 monthly. 'plus taxes, registration fT H -2 2 -3 W A 9-20-31-4^ 511 35 To 65 Action assistant 15 16 17 Frechette & Martin, Inc., and transportation 6 Todays 36 Today 66 Spells 53-58^14 TAG SALE - May 31st, Satur­ COMPLETE GM BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE GIMINI 48 Comparative 37 Chonges F R E E - Kittens, 8 weeks old, Realtors, 646-4144. 7 Apply 67 Pull SAGirrARIUS suffix 18 19 20 21 22 day, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 33 Bilyeau a MAY 21 a You 36 Venture 66 Little litter box trained, cute and Honda Civics do more than just look nice. They drive and perform nicely too. 9 Writ* 39 Service 69 Help NOY. 50 Eccentric Road, Miscellaneous items. 'y jw i 20 23 24 25 ■26 playful. Call 649-4148. MANCHESTER - Family style The mileage they get is also very nice - our 4-speed got 41 mpg for highway PEARL, YES,MR.SAWYER.THEN ALL PIO HOW IE I THINK YOU'RE 'Z KNOW I'M IH ' lOTum 40 Go 70 Motter DEC. wheel 41 Eos* 71 Hortifwoy 2 bedroom apartment, quiet REPAIRS TDU SAY ,o f A s u p d e n h e b o u g h t a KNOW FLUGER | \ 7-18-32-43 11 Arronge 8-19-30-41^ 53 Hops' kilns IN DANGER/Pearl ) d a n g e r , s i r . 12 Associate 42 Letter 72 On 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 EXCELLENT, efficient, FOR SALE-Siamese cat, 15 location, includes heat, driving according to EPA lab tests. HOWIE WAS HEW CAR AND GAVE ME A RAID SAM LAWTON 1/54-63-73 52-57-68 ( v a r ) 1 WANT TO HIDE j HOWIC 13 Down 43 Permits 73 Grants 55 V ipers economical, Blue Lustre carpet DIAMOND RING CANCIR 44 Today CAPRICORN months, red point female, had appliances and carpeting, $225. • COLLISION ALWAYS $7,500 CASH? YOU AWAY FOR y THR EA TEN ED 14 With 74 Substantial 59 City in New 36 37 38 39 cleaner. Rent electric sham- shots, no papers, very affec­ per month. Paul W. Dougan, Come in for a test drive and let us show you just how nice a Honda can be. b r o k e ! ISD o y 45 To 75 Progress DEC. 22 X pooer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint 16 Someone 46 Hurry 76 And York tionate. 649-7292. Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. • MECHANICAL ^ J O l'y 22 JAN. 19 61 A rticle 40 41 Company. 17 Keyword 47 In 77 Gain WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS 18 For 48 In 70 FinorKes 1- 1 2 -2 3 -3 4 ^ 63 Extinct bird D 3-14-25-36 42 45 F R E E WATCH Dog - German MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 s CARS AND TRUCKS 47-59-70 19 Need 49Thot 79 Personal 4 S 6 7 - ^ ^ 64 Father (comb GARAGE SALE - Thursday, 20 An 50 It'll BO Fast form ) Shepherd, three years old, bedroom Townhouse, private See what the world is com ing to at LiO AQUARIUS 46 ■ 48^ 49 Genuine Parts 21 Down 51 Off 81 Heart 65 Instructions Friday, Saturday, 9-4. Bikes, obedience trained. Call after entrances, full basement, pool j JULY 22 52 Up 82 Be JAN. 20 Factory Trained Mechanics 22 Sensible 67 Diadem lamps, TV, Avon, mis­ 6:30, 644-0543. and patjp. Includes heat, L AUG. 22 23 May 53 To 83 0) II 50 SI 52 54 55 56 5) 56 cellaneous. 3 Ashworth Street 24 Trying 54 Or 84 Your 68 Issues forth appliances and carpeting. $265 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE n s 4-15-26-37 2- 13-24-35^ ■ (off Autumn). 25 Caution 55 To 85 Own DOWN 59 60 61 62 63 SEAL POINT Siamese kittens - per month. Paul W. Dougan, Lfe!4i^79-87 26 Of 56 Your 86 One 46^1-82-W^ CALL 646-6464 1 E norm ous Eight weeks old, male $15, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. VIRGO 27 Sulks 57 A 87 I.II* PISCIS 64 65 66 MANCHESTER HONDA 281s 5 8 A 88 Interest 2 Guido's high RKFINISHED FURNITURE - female $20. 646-8469. 29 Any 59 Finonciol 09C)iance-toking' notes. kitchen table and two chairs, TWO ROOM furnished apart­ 24 Adams Street, Manchester 646-2789 67 68 sen. 22 30 To 60 Ensure 90 Domoging 3 Feminine » serving table, two coffee tables FOR SALE - Shetland sheep ment, stove, refrigerator, hot ,10-21-29-38 6-17-28-39^ nam e Carter Chevrolet )G ooJ ({^Adverse and two plant tables. dog puppies AKC registered. water, private bath. Apply - 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER 49-62-83^ 6P 50-69-78 iNKWSIWl’KH KNTKm'HI.SK.SJWN • Reasonable. 649-1485. All .shots. $11$150. Call 644-2052. Marlow’s 867 Main Street. I 1, PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 29, 1975

V Vladivostok, the largest Rus­ Two Say Conservation Mrs. Stern Named /ABOUT sian port in Asia, is only about as far north ^ Boston. But Siberian TOWN winds give the port an unusual League President climate of frozen winters, and Full Gospel Inter­ hot summers with monsoon Key to Energy Problem denominational Church will Eileen Stern of 34 South rains. • On the nominating committee have a deliverance service Farms Dr. is the new president with Mrs. Szetela are Betty In- tonight at 7:30 at the church. By SOL R. COHEN Dowd disagreed. “It would security against breach or of the Manchester League of tagliata and Pauline Widner. An environmetal physicist require a change of life style, terrorists is a problem. The Women Voters. Elected Other appointments are Pam and a nuclear physicist, but we can do it,” he said. ‘"The ■ plants could be vanadalized, Wednesday night at the Janeczeic, membership vice- speaking to the Manchester question is, do we have the will materials could be stolen:” league’s 25th anniversary chairman; Jonice FitzGetald, League of Women Voters to do it?” He acknowledged, Dowd acknowledged only that dinner-meeting, at The Colony, assistant treasurer; Beth Wilt, based on the, experience of the Talcottville, she succeeds voters’ service vice-chairman, ALBASI Wednesday night, agreed on one an improved type of breeder- thing — conservation is the key past year, the will to do it has reactor might help the situa­ Althea Potter, who was presi­ and Shirley FitzGerald, energy answer to the country’s energy yet to be shown as fact. “It’s tion. dent the past two years. Mrs. studies chairman. . Stern was first vice-president problem. not in .(Sight.” Cagnetta agreed on the need In a brief farewell address Insisting, “We don’t get those two years. following the dinner, Mrs. GREENHOUSES Where they disagreed, for breeder reactors, conceding however, was in an alternate something for nothing, we con­ that the containment of radio­ Other officers are Shirley Potter attributed the league’s FitzGerald, first vice- solution. sume fuels at a cost,” Dowd active waste from uranium is a success the past 25 years to the listed the advantages and disad­ problem that needs solving. president; Rebecca Janenda, motivation and dedication of its NOTICE . “There isn’t any real alter­ Eileen Stern second v,ice-president; nate at present,” insisted vantages of nuclear power He explained that the existing members. Richard M. Dowd, director of plants. reactors use uranium and that Marjorie Chapin, secretary; She saidj ‘‘We stand WE WILL CLOSE FOR THE planning and research for the Advantages, he said, are that it breaks down in the nuclear RESTORATION Ja i^ Phillips, treasurer; Mary somewhere between the two state Department of En­ they produce electricity, a process. Breeder reactors, he PORT AU PRINCE, Hath Reynolds, action chairman; parties and our concerns are bi­ vironmental Protection. flexible energy; they don’t use said, would use plutonium, (UPD - A restoration project for Mrs. Potter, budget chairman; partisan. We stand somewhere SEASON SATURDAY, MAY 31 Flo Helms, bulletin editor. “Nuclear power plants, con­ up as much land space as other which would build up in the the historic Sans Souci palace, between town government and Also, Pat Schardt, finance structed in great numbers, are sources of fuel, such as coal, oil nuclear process, thus producing built in the 19th century by the broad-based citizenry, and chairman; Amelia Burns, Have A Nice Summer! the answer,” countered John P. and shale; and they don’t more fuel than it burns and Haiti’s self-proclaimed King that’s a good place to he. The membership chairman; Lila prime concern of the league is Cagnetta, manager of Genera­ produce as many pollutants as providing unlimited fuel for Henri Christophe, was discussed Cohen, public relations chair­ good government.” tion Technical Services for the other fuels. many, many years. recently in Washington by Hai­ OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. man; Lynn Morin, publications Northeast Utilities. Repeating, “you don’t get Cangnetta took issue with tian Ambassador Gerard something for nothing,” he chairman; Jonice FitzGerald, The Manchester League has Dowd’s claim nuclear power Bouchette and Rudolfo Martinez, 'Jupiter has 11 times the Retail Greenhouse gave as disadvantages: plants aren’t safe, citing unit chairman; Oklie McCaffer- concurred with the energy- executive secretary for science diameter, 318 times the mass, VILLA LOUISA ROAD, BOLTON • Safety — “The emergency reports and studies made by in­ ty, voters’ service chairman, conservation position proposed of the Organization of American and 1,300 times the volume of coil system is an issue. Some dustry and government agen­ and Marie Szetela, nominating 2 by the National League and, to States, the government an­ earth, but only a fourth of its believe in it, some don’t. The cies and consultants. chairman. BOLTON • TELEPHONE 649-0164 emphasize the importance of nounced. density. the position, the program sub­ spent fuel is highly radioactive He countered each of Dowd’s ject at its 25th annual meeting and its transportation to points with arguments of his was “Nuclear Energy — Blight recovery plants is of great con­ own, listing built-in safety or Blessing?” cern. More study is needed and measures and devices. Dowd took the position more study is needed also in He said people syil associate nuclear plants are a blight, and quality control. The actual con-_ nuclear power with its original Cagnetta that they are a struction of nuclear plants’ use. 9 blessing. needs attention.” “In no way does its use now While acknowledging conser­ • Timing — “The used fuel is resemble that original use, AGWA vation could be the answer to highly radioactive for a long, manufacture of the atomic energy shortages, Cagnetta long time. It could be upwards bomb,” he said. ‘‘It’s said it’s not about to happen. of thousands of years before economical, clean and really “Until the have-nots reach they are safe, no matter how safe. It’s use in nuclear plants the norm and get all the they are stored or buried.” hasn’t produced even one fatal amenities of life the haves are • Violence — “Industrial incident.” enjoying, there won’t be any ap­ SPECIAL preciable drop in the demand for electrical power,” Cagnetta said. “Because the demand is PINEHURST PATTIES recognized as a way of life, we see no other way out except for in the petio constructing nuclear power lA S O N plants.”

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