The weather Becoming fair tonight with lows in the upper 50s. Fair and cool Saturday, with highs in the lower 70s. UlanrlfTHtTr Supning HrraUi
EIGHTEEN PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1975 - VOL, XCIV, No. 275 Manche$ter—A City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS
NEWS SUMMARY
implied from UPI dispatches Agency head
at Electric Boat Division of General
Dynamics in Groton. Representatives of
the nuclear submarine btdider and the
10,000-member M etal. Trade Council
haven’t been able to reach an agreement. is suspected State
Towns seeking state funds to build or The Connecticut Public Expenditure renovate schools will be subject to a more Council said the formula to be u ^ to dis HARTFORD (UPI) - State A contract with the consultant for calen
strict review of their plans in the future. tributing revenues from the state’s new in auditors today charged Walter dar year 1975 recently was rejected by the Gov. Elia Grasso said today. Mrs. Grasso stant lottery is based on outdated 1970 Cen Stewart, head of the state’s Drug Ad commissioner of Finance and Control, the
said the state Education Department’s sus figures. ’The money expected from the visory (Council, may be in conflict of auditors said. The consultant was paid $4,-
statement that the grant fund was nearly lottery is earmarked for poorer com 959 under two state contracts in 1973 for interest and that he made
depleted Indicated it hadn’t been very dis munities to be used for school financing. questionable use of agency funds. providing radio public service spot an
criminating in approving previous Gov. Ella T. Grasso said the auditors’ nouncements. projects. ‘"The relationship which has been es ’The state Social Services Department report raised serious charges and ordered tablished between this consultant and the has resumed a policy requiring Medicaid Stewart to answer the allegations im- Doctors at state hospitals were expected agency causes us concern,” B^ker and patients to prove medical necessity when medately. to refuse to work overtime today, work “While our audit examination is in a Donohue said. seeking abortions. ’The decision was they ordinarily do on Fridays without pay. preliminary stage, we feel that these “Our concern is that all appearance of reached with approval of Gov. Ella The action was said to be part of the doc matters should be brought to your atten conflict of interest that could reflect on Grasso, a strong opponent of legalized the effectiveness of the agency be tors’ campaign to obtain larger wage in tion at this time because they appear to abortion. avoided,” they said. creases to compensate for reduced fringe set a tone of operation that, in our opinion,
benefits. deserves prompt attention,” auditors Leo Commuters on Penn Central’s New Donohue and Henry Becker said in a letter Haven Division face a 25 per cent fare in Byron ’Trimble, director of the Hartford to Mrs. Grasso. crease proposed to offset railroad deficits Civic Center, said box qffice shortages caused by rising fuel and labor costs. ’The auditors said Stewart had received Reno Corna
found in an audit were due to carelessness fees from two private agencies involved in
and inexperience, not pilferage. He said, alcohol and drug abuse, which listed
though, he wasn’t sure how the reported The Connecticut'Elections Commission Stewart as one of their directors. wins 8^,000 $34,800 could have been lost. is investigating charges that Meriden They said the same two agencies, ’The
Mayor John Quine broke the law hy using New England School of Drug Problems
Reno Coma, 60, who manages F arr’s in U.S. Rep. Christopher Dodd, D-Second City Hall personnel and materials to and ’The New England School of Alcohol the North Ehid, won $5,000 in ’Thursday’s District, went to Washington today to seek prepare campaign releases. Quine haa,' Studies, also employed an unnamed drawing of the Connecticut Lottery and federal mediation in the seven-week strike denied the charges. private consultant often hired by the Drug now is eligihle for next ’Thursday’s $100,-
Council. 000 Super Drawing. ’The state pays some drug and alcohol Coma, a Mandiester native, resides at Robert Sparks of New Jersey said he counselors in its agencies to attend the 34 Line St. He said he purchased his win wanted to be the first person td cross the two schools. The counselors are ning ticket at the North End Package
Atlantic in a balloon. He got about 125 recommended for the additional training Store, next door to Farr’s, and bis miles away from Mashpee, Mass., by Stewart, the auditors said. previous winnings totaled $20. Region The consultant, they said, was seen at Thursday before he ditched his failing He said he’ll use the money toward his helium baUoon in the ocean. He was the Drug (k>uncil offices in West Hartford children’s education, “with a boy just With 25 days left before the runoff rescued by the Coast Guard. each working day between Aug. 8 and Aug. finishing college, a ^ 1 entering c o llie , Senate election in New Hampshire, He makes sure they^re set 15, using office equipment in preparation and another girl entering in a few years.”
Democrat John Durkin has shifted gears Vermont soon will ask President Ford to for an out of state conference conducted Coma’s winning ticket is in the names of by the Drug Probiems school. to concentrate more on issues than on declare portions of the state a disaster The Herald’s circulation manager, Tim McCulloch, makes sure two of his Mary, Cynthia and Peter Coma. ’The consultant received payments of criticism of his opponent. Meanwhile, area due to the worst drought in years. star carriers are all set for their afternoon routes. Tina Ames, 9, and her $7,277 during fiscal years 1974 and 1975 for Republican Louis Wyman continues a con The entire Champlain Valley has brnn hit brother, Robbie, 11, both of 124 Maple St., each have a route of about 25 The Cknmecticut State Lottery regular troversial series of broadcast attacks on by a summer-long lack of rain, and the writing and research projects without an
winning number is 49-Yellow-S68. ’The Durkin, critical of his campaign financing. customers in the Nathan Hale School area. (Herald photo by Barlow) approved contract with the consultant, the state is already assisting 50 farmers. bonus number is 16004. auditors said.
Five Roman Catholics, including two U.S. District Judge W. Arthur Garrity
nuns, may face excommunication from says the Boston &hool Committee is the church for taking the bishop of Fall thwarting school desegreration and is on
River, Mass., to court. ’The controversy the brink of being stripped of its authority
surrounds Bishop Daniel Cronin’s decision to run city schoois. Boston is in Phase 2 of
to close a day care center. a desegregation order from Garrity. Job hunting is tough for youth
Tests of computer memory banks in Vouth) run out of Dlgan’s office also. The By MAL BARLOW There were too Inany adult applicants scarce lately. ThlB means bis carriers are dicate all is well aboard the Viking . Herald Reporter jobs inclilde helping people clean bouse, for the jobs open this spring, lie said. holding o i to their routes longer.. Spacecraft speeding through space toward baby-sit, and move. Herald carriers make $1 per oistomer a possible Bicentennial landing on Mars. Also, youths that had worked the fields Nation “We’ve placed many kids through JOY, per month. Even a route of 25 customers
before going to college are back. They Viking shot past the moon’s orbit Adults of the area may have found it but not near enough,” Digan said. can give him $25 a month - big money to a Thursday in the second day of its 565 want their old jobs a ^ because its the Government officials were surprised at to u ^ to find jobs in the last year. But Many more go seeking jobs where there boy under age 14. best they can do this summer, he said. the sharp rise of Inflation last month, but million mile journey. jobs for youth are even more scarce, are none this year, be said. McChilloch said an average route is This means the jobs open for youths in they contend the July (kmsumer I^ce Tobacco farm jobs have helped give reports to The Herald indicate. tobacco are fewer. about 50. In past years, his average Index figures don’t represent h long-term The Agriculture Department says U.S. work to many youths. carrier was nearer 12 years old. “The situation is poor,” said Robert What jobs there are get filled right at trend. Consumer prices in July rose a grain sales to Russia this year will push Anthony Amenta, director of the Shade Today, the average age of carriers is Digan, director of the Youth Services the farm also, he said. They no longer wait food prices up slightly in domestic super whopping 1.2 per cent. Center in Manchester. Tobacco Growers Association, said his of about 14. at his office or state employment offices. - markets, but not until next year. A 1.5 per fice had planned a hiring campaign to run Many older teen-agers hold on to their There are 100 youths from age 14 to 22 “It’s a tough summer for kids,” Amenta cent price rise is expected. Police and firemen in San Francisco in the area high schools. He was going to routes into high school, be said..’Ihey build Meanwhile, a Texas federal judge working in the Suburban Youth Work said. have returned to work, their strike settled place posters urging youths to work on them up to 100 customers or more. Experience Program out of his office. The Herald is one of the largest by the mayor’s use of emergency powers ordered longshoremen to load two more tobacco. McKMoch said he rarely advortlsesa SAM (Summer Activities in Manchester) employers of youths in the area. A total of ships with American grain bound for to approve a contract that will cost $29,540 They did not use the posters. route these days. He keeps a bank of Russia, and President Ford asked Labor employs about 17. 325 deliver The Herald. per officer.. A citizens’ lawsuit was filed “We’re hiring an awful lot more adults. names kids ready to take on any route: Tim McCulloch, Herald circulation Secretary John Dunlop to meet with AFL- Many more young people get odd jobs challenging the constitutionality of Mayor There are so many available,” Amento “We look for honesty in our carriers,” CIO President George Meany to discuss through JOY (Job Opportunities for manager, agreed jobs for youths are Joseph Alioto’s settlement. said. he said.
the union grain-ioading boycott. "They must be well-groomed, be
’The United States is moving obliquely courteous and have common sense.”
toward improved relations with Cuba. Prison guards used tear gas ’Thursday to subdue more than 400 inmates of the 'Thursday, the State Department lifted its
Michigan Reformatory at Ionia who went ban on sales to Cuba by overseas sub on a rampage and took, over prison sidiaries of U.S. firms, and the govern buildings to protest conditions. Two in ment announced it will allow ships bound mates were injured. for Ckiba to refuel in the U.S. ♦ State seeks
After hearing testimony from about 100 Long-term layoffs will drop below 90,000 witnesses and viewing hundreds of by the end of next week as U.S. more shore exhibits during the Kent State civil trial in ALL A automakers step up production of 1976 Cleveland, the jury was to begin models they’re hoping will pull Detroit out deliberations today. i of a two-year slump. D WOR' HARTFORD (UPI) - ConnecUcut is
trying to find little pockets of seashore it Violent thunderstorms swept several $m may own so that it can open them to the parts of the couqtry ’Thursday and a tor First Lady Betty Ford says she thinks public, Ciov. Ella T. Grasso said today.
nado near the Wisconsin-Minnesota border her candid comments on sex life with the Mrs. Grasso also charged the New
killed one person. Authorities estimated President didn’t cost him any votes. “I England (^inference of Gwernors with
tornado damage at more than $1 million in think I made him a few,” she said at Vail, failing to actively seek new sources of the Lake City, Minn., area. Colo. energy, while displaying a drawing of a
public housing project in Hamden to be
heated by solar energy. to a country seething with rumors of an The governor said she has ordered state iminlnent coup to oust pro-Communist agencies to review their land holdings and Premier Vasco Goncalves. In Lisbon, determine whether any shoreline lots can
American and British ambassadors met World be opened for Public use. State beaches with Portuguese officials to discuss the comprise five to six miles of Connecticut’s Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew worsening political crisis. 2 70-mile shoreline.
to. Alexandria, Egypt, today from Israel As Mrs. Grasso spoke, Hartford activist Fierce fighting between rival factions with an “attitude of hope” that his talks Eklward Coll — who is conducting a cam
would lead to agreement to avert a new claimed at least five lives today in Por paign to open all Ckmnecticut baches to
Middle East war. Hopes for any quick tuguese Timor, where Portugal’s effective JSow we know where to go the public — demonstrated outside the
overall settlement received a jolt in control has dwindled to a small neutral State Chipitol 'with a handful of followers
Damascus today when Syria and Jordan area in the middle of a civil war. dressed m hooded white sheets. fornied a joint command to coordinate A directory has been placed on the southeast corner of sign was made by town forces. The individual sign panels Coll, who says private and town-owned Main and Center Sts., listing all the offices and services in and the lettering on them were made by inmates at the their, armies against Israel. The Indian govemnient has lifted pre beaches open only to residents dis State Penitentiary in Enfield. (Herald photo by Pinto) censorship rules from domestic news the renovated Lincoln Center. The frame of the attractive criminate against blacks and poor per
(Communists opened'flre on a crowd in organizations but is still demanding sons, labeM Mrs. Grasso a “racist” Braganza, Portugal, today, wounding adherence to guidelines set by Prime because she opposes opening them to the several persons and bringing new tensions Minister Indira Gandhi June 26. Indian public.
journalists said the' announcement could When told the demonstrators outside
be the start of gradual relaxation of the GOP plans third country fair had charged her drive to expand state-
strict censorship. owned beaches was a “slick media trick,”
Plans are near completion for the third Mrs. Grasso answered, “I am not going to Kuehl, flyers and photographer; Marlene Ellen Bickford, haked goods; Ellen Inside today Venezuela’s takeover of 23 U.S. and give, a lecture on slick media tricks. I annual GOP Ckiuntry Fair, sponsored by McKenzie, posters; Louise Cronin, Zinsser, Bicentennial:. Vivian Ferguson other foreign oil companies has been vir guess you’ve been downstairs.” Andover ___ ....3 Editorial ...... 4 the Manchester Republican Town Com and Elinor Hashim, crafts and handmade tually finalized with congressional ap manager of games; Edward Wilson, food On the ener^ issue, Mrs. Grasso said ...... 2 mittee and to be held Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. items; Lynn Dennison, pottery and wood; Bolton...... 3 ,5 Gardening proval of the measure. The bill awaits the concessions; Lillian Hunter, auction to 3 p.m. at Mt. Nebo Field. The rain date white Connecticut is planning two state- Classified .. .13-16 Hebron ...... 3 items; and Carl Zinsser and David and Charlotte Lundgren and Bonnie signature of President Carlos Andres owned-buildings to be heated by sun rays, Comics...... 1 7 Obituaries ...... 18 is Sept. 14. Odegard, auctioneers. Lawrence, macrame and weaving. Perez. other states in the region are not moving Coventry ... ..5, 8 Sports ...... 10-11 General chairmen Mary Willhlde, Booth chairmen are Sarah Dennison and Other attractions will be antique cars, a as rapidly...... 7 Marlon Mercer and Edward Wilson have fortune teller, entertainment and for Dear Abby 6 Travel... Mary Ann Dennison, Christmas booth; “ I don’t think we have begun to do E« Hartford . .. .5 Vernon .. ...8 , 18 Leftist guerillas dynamited a warship announced admission will be free and that Harriet Haslett, candy; Paul Willhide and children, a train ride, moon walk, snow enough,” she said when asked about the many new attractions are being added. cones, cotton candy, etc. being outfitted a t, Argentina’s naval Harry Reinhorn, coffee; Bizz Swensson New E ^land (Conference of Governors’ In Saturday’s Herald, Weekend shipyard today, and the vessel was Other chairmen are Charles CYocinl, and Beverly Malone, chowder ’n beans; Those interested in helping at the fair-or energy plans. “1 think this is obviously magazine features fishing, Forum of the field manager; Joseph Swensson, donating articles may call Mary Willhlde, reported sinking at Its mooring. Two days Mildred Urbanetti, white elephant; Terry treasurer; Donald Kuehl, Henry Michalak part of the future,” she said of the solar arts, Stamps and coins. Books, Dick ago, another rebel group staged a series of Messenger and Nancy Barnes, plants; 478 Porter St., or Marion Mercer, 174 heat projects. Kleiner, and complete television listings. lightning attacks on police at (kirdoba. and Neil Lawrence, maintenance; (Orol Mary Ann Shaw, Martha Monteny and Ludlow Rd.
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I 1 K PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVMENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., August 22, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 22, 1975- PAGE THREE SPEEDING TICKETS h'f' speed limit law. THEATRE SCHEDULE Elimination pf electorpkh AUSTIN (UPD - The Texas DPS officials said in 1973, only School board rents special ed classroom Department of Public Safety 307,000 speeding tickets were says its oflicets issued more than is^ed on Texas streets and high college is proposed 675,000 speeding tickets in 1974, ways. Highway deaths UA East 1 - “Jaws” J:40- Cinema 2 — “Night Moves” HEBRON extended leave of absence for reduced price lunches are set at the resident state tn x ^ r put the HES roofs some damage evening session of the seventh the Rrst year of the federally lecreased from 3692 killed in S:(X>-7:20-9:40 7:30-9:30 1975-76 to Mra. Joan Rusconi, 17 cents. Student milk will be 5 ting gas into bis vehicle, and be was done by the rain, and that and e l^ th grade deregionaliza mandated 55 mile per hour 973 to 3042 in 1974. GARDENING tion at the group’s annual Anne Dallaire UA East 2 - “ Benji” 2:15- Manchester Drive-In — LAS VEGAS, Nev.(UPI) The who requested the leave to care cents, adults 15 cents. w antk to know who paid that Paul D. Fhihllck of Colchester tion meeting. By FRANK ATWOOD meeting, said it represents 228-3267 3;50«:S0-7;15-9:1S “Play Misty fpr Me” 8:15; National Association of for her family. Goa ta n k bill. has done all the repair work at Mrs. Doris Schefisch was ap Secretaries of State has called shift In opinion about presiden The Board of Education Mrs. Nancy Foote, board UA E a s t i — " A p p le "Eiger Sanction” 10:00 Substitute . Charles Barrasso, board a cost to himself. pointed to act in the absence of Showplace — “ Blazing for the elimination of the Elec tial elections. Thursday night unanimously member, said all the gas used Saccuzzo at the GHS and Dumpling Gang” 2;10-4:30-7:00- Plant breeders are always The board also voted to leave member, asked that the gas ’The board voted to pay $1,600 Saddles” 7:00-10:15; “Young toral College and the election of “ While the conce'pt'''of approved the rental of a by the town Is paid each month Michael Klaplk will act in the 9:10 hoping for something new and the substitute teacher pay scale records be brought into the next to the firm of Chandler, Palmer PLAZA DEPT. STORE Frankenstein” 8:40 United States presidents by eliminating the Electoral 1 IcUibroom at the Gilead Hill and she doubts if the trooper Is absence of t^ te at the HEIS. Vernon Cinema 1 — "Return different, and one of them has the same as last year. meeting for reviewing. and King for their architect (Wa Haw A Nothm To Fleaw) Burnside 1 — “Dr. Zhivago” direct popular votes. College has been discussed by nentary School (GH8) for a using the gas. She added that to Macon County” 7:15-9:15 come up now with the first Substitutes will be paid UO per Barrasso felt that the gas work regarding the roof. Next to Frank’s Suparnnilnl 8:00; "Young Frankenstein” Connecticut Secretary of NASS members for a number of SEA sp ecial ed u catio n the fire department is using the yellow petunia. It is among the day for the first 10 consecutive pump, which is located next to Appointments b a t MMdta Tpka.. Mancheattr 7:35-9:30 State Gloria Schaffer, who said years. It has never won a| _ Assroom for the 1975-76 fiscal gas, but they pay for it and all KODAK - POLAROID annual flowers being grown in days In any given position and Co. 1 of the Hebron Volunteer Ralph Saccuzzo, principal of ' Showcase Cinema 1 — “Once today she Introduced the resolu proval," Mrs. Schaffer said. year at a cost of $1,500. the gas money was accounted AGENCY tUs sununer in display gardens for single days. Fire Department, should be GHS, will be responsible for the is Not Enough” 1:30-7:10-9:30 Dr. Richard Zatiini, assistant, for. at the University of Connec In cases of long-term used for the Board of Education bookkeeptog of the two elemen DISCOUNT PRICES BASKETWARE Showcase Cinema 2 — !iiiperintend«it of s c ^ la , told' H ES ro o f ticut. t)ie board members that it will absence, the substitute teacher expenditures alone and not the tary schools. Woven FiDwar Pat Haidars NashviUe” 1:308:15 town’s. White told board members ARTHUR DRUG The public is being invited OTobably be a one-year opera will go on a $40 per day Mrs. Louise BOurett will Colorful Selection • Budget Prices! Showcase Cinema 3 — that during the repair work to now to see the annual flowers at tion. schedule after 10 consecutive Barasso added that he saw replace Mrs. Foote at Monday’s "Return of the Pink Panther” the university. Most of the days in one position. B us ro u tes 1:45-7:209:40 flowers are now at their best Showcase Cinema 4 — : The board also approved the Lunch prices and will be beautiful until frost. The board also approved hot “Walking Tall 0 ” 1:45-7:35-9:50 The gardens are just below bus routes as established and THE BRIGHTER IT GETS— THE DARKER THEY GETI Voted to retain the service of an lunch prices with student the greenhouses as one comes lunches set at 50 cents, adult to the campus down the hill additional bus to handle any O P E N '^ problems that Paul White, prin- lunches are ala carte, and BIG DEAL from the vvau’ towers. Admis sion is free and tarh variety is dipal of the Hebron Elementary CHICAGO (UPI) - One of the rues ’S47ur^i School (HES) foresees. largest reference book contracts plainly labelled. Qrange sponsors There are a lot of labels, 200 H :oo‘5 i d 6 : Students from both schools H 2 3 * in history has been signed by an ^11 be Involved. tag, food sale encyclopedia publisher here for annual flowers and 18 ' f r i e v e different beds. There are 50 J Kindergarten The contract between To 9 * 'd d Foster Grant Spectra Shades Marshall Field, publisher ol petunia varieties, including the ;Dr. David Cattanach, ANDOVER S ...... I®* “World Book Eiicyclopedia," and new yellow one, called superintendent of schools, told SUNGLASSES With CORNING the board that this faU HES wUl Donna Holland " ...... 27* 2 the chairman of RJL Donnelley “Summer Sun.” The petunia, SUNSENSOR''* LENSESl Styles 646-0373 and Sons Company covers print we are told by FhN>f. Walter house three kindergarten For Men & Women. Reg. 14.88 The Andover Grange is spon 8 . 7 6 ing and binding of both the Harper, in charge of the gar classes, one in the a.m. and two S*TALC0TTVILUE 1$ the afternoon. The sizes are soring a tw o ^ y tag and food H^lTHEATRES EAST United States and international dens, is the most popular an ...... U, 21 and 21 pupils to each sale at the Old Town Hall on Rt. editions of the encyclopedia nual flower in the United rwm. 6. from July, 1977, through 1987. States. YOUR CHOICE OF 3 ...... There are 30 marigolds, 20 GHS will have two The sale will be Saturday and CITIZEN BAND 23 CHANNEL zinnias, 10 celosias, 10 wax kindergarten classes, with Sunday from 10 a.m. until 6 CAR RADIOS AT LOW REGULAR or DENIM begonias, 6 diantbus and 5 room size at 22 and 24 pupils. p.m. toth days. EXERCISE SANDALS ...... Not Alt If* Coffee will be served. INTRODUCTOR Y PRICES! 2 ageratums. Forty-two varieties GENERAL LYON i m Leave of absence Stfhsin YOUR are All-America or All- EASTFORD, CONN., RTE. 198 CHOICE Students do hand weeding in display gardens of annual, flowers at the University of ;Tbe board granted an No Rein Cheek* Rat-1011.66 European selections, and 8.76 PR Connecticut. Deborah Glantz, left, of Andover and Jane McKinley of Stamford work on a because this is a public garden, “ Serving an American Cuisine in an the university gets free seeds bed of yellow petunias, the first petutiias of this color ever bred and not yet on the market. Authentic Colonial Atmosphere" (Atwo^ photo) Turnovers listed from seed companies both here ENJOY THEQOOD TASTEl and abroad. Seeds are started • Luncheon 12 noon - 2 p.m. • Dinner 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. PRICE Vl-r, in the greenhouse. The plants Tues. - Sat. • Sunday 12 noon - 2:30 p.m. INCLUDES^S One of the largest flower beds grow in peat pots until the since May, they know answers traditional for a formal English Closed Mondays in football staff DRILLINQ is devoted to marigolds, and 26 AND summer vacation starts in May to most questions. garden. varieties have been planted Resorvanons Suggestod 974-1380 INITIAUNQl and then they are set out and The two girls in our picture Beside the grass, which tried BOLTON ticipating in the town’s midget M n o n i if s here together. Most of them are cared for by students who have are both members of the junior to creep in from the sides, the Donna Holland football program are asked to GOOD SAVE compact varieties with an iMssiiHP summer jobs. class and both hope to make girls find sorrel, purslane and 646-0375 go to Herrick Memorial Park FOR THE OVER abundance of flowers over a any week night between 6:30 BEGINNER 8 9 J? Weeder will quit soon careers In horticulture, perhaps chickweed among their A recent change took place in long season. Their wages are $2.01 an through advanced study or flowers. Japanese beetles have the town’s football program and 8 p.m. *« ■ PLUt - Besides the annual flowers, g hour, the regular rate for stu perhaps working for a commer been pests on roses, zinnias and with approval by the executive Boys between the ages of 9 SWEET A$ ■UT8WKn there is a 300-foot border of ANUTI dent employment. ITiey will cial grower. azaleas. Aphids were board of the Bolton Football and 13 are eligible to join the perennials, including daylilies, program if they do not weigh oj; E /isrH m m o CINDERELU’' ) quit at the end of August and Telling me about the new troublesome on the calendulas, Association. Lucite Fashion Watches phlox, hosta, balloon flower, Tiparillo Cigars ^ '! DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 i^Shown Rrst ' there will be nobody to pull yellow petunia, they said it is but the students have sprayed, Sherwood Holland, head more than 125 pounds. f sunflowers, coral bells and, in More boys are needed for the By Robert Burns . weeds after that, but the flower called a multiflora, as dis always with Sevin, and always coach of the midgets, submitted the weeks ahead, midget league. Imported Swiss movements! EAST W H O M beds should be in good enough tinguished from grandiflora, either in the morning or on a his resignation as head coach. Many styles, colors and shapes, chrysanthemums. Regular, aromatic or ^ I DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 shape to stand inspection as which has larger blossoms. The cloudy, never in hot sunshine. ’The resignation was accepted. At th e park field, any menthol. 50 cigars. all with matching straps. Special Purchase BURNSIDE OE^ There are dwarf trees, a questions will be answered by long as the good fall weather small multifloras “come back” The students work from 8 un Holland agreed to remain in Our Ref. 2.65 Our Reg. 12.97 16 Lb. Bowling Ball iavi.i.nre.*sat-»i] specimen collection of either Gil Boisoneau, head WITH DELTA TUNINGI 2 . 2 7 holds. better after they been battered til 4:30, with half an hour for the program as line coach for Japanese yews and hedge plan coach, or Woody Holland, line OMARSHAMF There is no gate and no guard. by rain, but the girls were cut lunch. They provide their own the midget players. Sail Pipe Tobacco Top Quality tings. BETTER You just walk in, any day of the ting back somewhat ruthlessly living quarters and usually The executive board ap coach. SEE OUR 1975 SELECTION American N.zMVAeoQQ( A recent addition is a collec FOR THE week and any evening until on all the petunias to encourage bring their own brown bag pointed Gil Boisoneau as bead S occer TRUCKER or Extra mild Cavendish.^ Made Black m w r m , PQ - 8 P.M .VW tion of 70 perennial herbs, not VOL FttEMAN 4 flavors; large tin OF FAMOUS TIMEX WATCHES Sowftng Ball ■ | A dark. If you come in the new growth and more flowers lunches. Sometimes they treat coach for the team. Any boys attending Bolton colorful but fragrant. There are Our Reg. 3.15 Only ISO Balls: Sorry, No Rain Ctwcks. Playground Open til daytime on a working day, you for fall weeks. themselves to a sandwich at a Last year Boisoneau resigned High School who are Interested 2 . 5 5 MELBROOK8 six beds of mints, thymes, may find one or more of the stu Trenches around beds student cafeteria. On ralnly as head coach of the Pony in playing soccer are asked to “TOM chives, leeks, rue, rosemary dent gardeners, usually on their days they report for work inside players after nine years of in report to the high school field R M K R ST B r 0 Every visitor notices, and and others. knees, pulling a few stray the greenhouse and are usually volvement in the program. Monday at 8 a.m. |K7:3S4:3I 9 9 many comments, on the The drive from Manchester Save On youR weeds, snipping off blossoms, assigned to scrub flower pots., Boisoneau resi{to#d as presii Practice will be Monday ■CHOICE trenches dug around each of the to Storrs tajces'no more than 20 SUNDAY 9 » n 2 'that have faded, or clipping the j Among the aimuals that Fhvf. dent of-the BF|A. throQ^- Fridalip from RtWitil OFFOUR beds, several inches deep. It is minutes, anid you will st^ one of i t ■ !> Accessories " grass edges around the beds Hafper poliith out is a mixture John Roberta was elected 11:30 a.m. POPULAR along the edge of these trenches the most varied and best-kept that the power mower misses. of verbenas, to be introduced president for the present year. The program will be under For Your eOLORSI MM BOTH ONES that it is necessary to use hand Hardens in the state. H $4 S I WED. TO There are four girls and one clippers to keep back the grass. next year and called the “Spirit Midget football the direction of Michael Lan- Bicycle! 1 SUM. EVES boy this summer, and they The girls said the trench is of ’76.” You might guess that it Any boys interested in par dolphi, athletic director. SAVE OENE HACKMAN - (H) work without close supervision, is red, white and blue. BEST OVER FOR THE UGHT MOVES” although Prof. Har^r, they PRO •2.50 t Bwwm tana m... said, comes around once a week PENCIL TIRE GAUGE QAL to see what needs to be done. Kraco 23 Channel, 2-Way Big10Ft.x7Ft. Measures to 80 Lbs., Reg. 1.39... 9 9 ^ 7flO -t:N - 8M. H a t 2 PH . Since they are students of hor . SUN. Cent M IdO - MMa ticulture and have been Citizen Band Radios Storage Shed Cuprinol Stain & working with these same plants 18"H.D. PUMP with All three units have 23 channels...all crystals are al Wood Preservative G COMING SOON W e ^ Perma-plate Thum b Lock, Reg. 3 .9 9 ...... 2 . 6 7 ready installed. Units are complete with microphone all season finish SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, AT and squelch control; channel 9 for emergencyemer broad- on ribbed PLUS casts built Into all units. Easier to Install' all than a tape steel panels. Semi-transparent, Manchester Evening Herald Lockable doors. H.D. C O M B IN A T IO N L O C K MANCHESTER HONDA deck. F.C.C. license application enclosed. l*coat easy icnidiTO Publishsd every evening except Limit 16 per store, No Rain Checks. with 3 6 ” Chain, Reg. 3.99 ... 2 . 6 7 application. Sunday! and holidays. 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COHEN POLICE REPORT all of the people on earth, ac IN THE SERVICE cording to the Center for inter GLOBE Herald Reporter to bring a little more common District 3; George LaBonne, The Republican Town Com- sense to the board and a little D istrict 4; Edward Snyde, national Environment Infor Paul Landmark, son of the. Recruit Depot, Parris Island, Corps’ ’’Enlistment Option Travel Service I mittee needed only minutes more accountability in the town District 7; and John Allen, mation. Rev. and Mrs. G. Uno Lund- Program” (aviation ad ARRESTS tion with the Aug. 14 attempted BREAKS & 555 MAIN STREET I S.C. on Nov. 10. Thursday night to endorse a manager’s office. It’s lacking in District 10. mark of 1 Risley Rd., Vernon, ministration and supply). MANCHESTER entry through the front window THEFTS candidate for a vacancy on the responsiveness to the people.” Sklenar is a former GOP 643-2165 has completed recruit training Donald Lavigne, son of Mr. Lavigne, who is employed by James T. McGee, 21, of 41 of the Ray Beller’s Music Shop MANCHESTER Manchester Board of Directors. The town conunlttee elected town chairman in South Wind at Parris Island, S.C. and Mrs. Joseph Lavigne of Caldor’s, will depart for 12 Washington St., evading respon at 1013 Main St. Released on a PASSPORTS As expected, it is Paul Willhide, six new members to fill vacan sor. LaBonne is a former four- , Authorized agent in Manchester I He attended Rockville High sibility in connection with a 61,000 non-surety bond for court Tor .ill Airlines. Railroads and Wall St., Coventry, enlisted in weeks training at the Marine 52, of 478 Porter St, cies. ’They are Marion Taggart term member of the Glaston Two youths grabbed a pocket- School and enlisted in the U.S. the U.S. Marine Corps for a Corps Recruit Depot, Parris collision with a parked car Sept. 8. book from an East Hartford NASSIFF MMEM Steamship Lines By Abigail Van Buren The vacancy stems from the in District 1; Leslie Belcher, bury Town Council and its Marine Corps last October. He period of four years via the Island, S.C. on Jan. 22, 1976. > Wednesday at 11:40 p.m. on woman walking on Main St. in I Klin St. 643-7369 C 197S by CMcsffo Trtbwn»*N.Y. N««r« Syfid.. Inc. resignation of Hillery District 2: Robert Sklenar, former majority leader. will report to Camp Lejeune, Hartford Rd. Court is Sept. 16, Linda McCourt, 18, of East front of Carter Chevrolet I Gaiiagher, also a Republican, N.C. for formal training In East Hartford. Hartford, charged Thursday at ’Thursday. ’They fled behind the and is effective Sept. 1. ’The motor mechanics and will then Melvyn D. Jordan, 33, of 1 a.m. on Center St. with South United Methodist Church. ' d e a r ABBY: I am able to appreciate the wisdom of be reassigned to a Marine ^ - V • • -m - board meets the next night, Hartford, charged on a court speeding. Also given a written your' advice to the girl who was rductant to tell her fiance Speed, brook overflow The purse contained over 620 in Corps duty station. Sept. 2, and is expected to elect warrant with issuing fraudulent warning for driving after that she had undergone an abortion before they met. cash plus many personal AIRWAY TRAVEL plastic freezer boxes Willhide as Gallagher’s checks (three' counts). drinking. Court is Sept. 16. papers. The adage “honesty is the best policy” can, in some successor. complaints registered Released on $500 caqh bond for cases, hold nothing but r e ^ t for the wide-eyed iimocent Charles M. Bocchino, 38, of 'w Willhide is personnel director court Sept. 15. \ Five gas cans filled with gas AGENCY, INC. Hartford, charged on a court who is eager to start married life with no secrets. Brett Chevalier, son of Mr. pints, pkg of 5 at Pratt & Whitney. He is on the Gordon T. Blanchette, 41, of and valued at a total of 649.60 457 Center Street, Manchester, As a naive 19 year-old. I confessed to my fiaiice that Only three persons (two years of age or under. They warrant with third-degree and Mrs. Winston Chevalier of (30P siate for the Board of East Hartford, ’Thursday at 1 reported stolen Wednesday there had been another man in my life before I met him. And (• women and a man) appeared asked for measures to stop the assault in connection with a TEL. 646-2500 55 Oliver Rd. enlisted in the Directors in the Nov. 4 a.m. on Center St., operating from a Bissell St. front yard. I foolishly told him who it was. quarts, pkg. of 3 ’Thursday night at a two-hour speeding. fight with a woman here Aug. U.S. Marine Corps for a period municipal elections. An alter under the influence of alcohol Thirty years and four adult children later, my husband F/' Board of Directors comment 13. Released on 6100 non-surety Manchester Oldsmobile at 512 of four years via the Corps’ nate on the Zoning Board of and operating while license - ANUS* still throws this man in my face periodically, even though I Nassiff Photo Nassiff Photo session, Manchester Director The man, a resident of bond for court Sept. 8. Lofipg'Pboto “Enlistment Option Program” Appeals, he will be required to suspended. Released on a $300 W. Center St. broken into have been a devoted and faithftil wife. The engagement of Miss Phyllis Jackston reported Weaver Rd., complained that Wednesday nigbt. Missing are ‘A Dutch Trear from , The engagement of Miss Nan- The engagement of Miss Tina (aviation technology). resign the post when named a today. Bigelow Brook overflows and non-surety bond for court Sept. Doris L. Rickis, 41, of 166 380 How much better off we both would have been had 1 not Karen Frances Banaeige to several cases of spark plugs Includes: M. Tremattera to OWen D. Brett was gradidted from director. 16. made that confession. cy Qhaffee Forde of William Edward Sibrinsz Jr. The two women complained erodes his property. He said a Homestead St., charged on a and air filters. A cigarette Round Trip Jet Flight via American Airlines from Bradley I hope you will print this for others who might be inclined Manchester to Ens. Victor John Wilson, both of Holiday, Fla., Manchester High School and * GOP Town Chairman Nathan of speeding (up to 60 miles per rip-rap (stone-banking) project WiUiam F. Shaia, 18, of 869 court warrant from Field • 7 days, 6 night accommodations with private bath has been announced by her 1.37 machine was pried open. has been announced by her has departed for 12 weeks of AgosUnelli said of Willhide, Main St., charged on a court to tell all. Silence is indeed golden. Zoschak Jr. of Long Beach, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley they're reuseble, hour) on Bigelow St. They said by the town a year ago wasn’t Wethersfield with third-degree An apartment on W. Middle • Round the Island lour • Transfers between airport and IDIOT WAR BRIDE Miss, has been announced by parents. Dr. and Mrs. G. training at the Marine Corps "He’s a very outstanding in done properly and hasn’t warrant with third-degree Banaeige of 279 Burnham St. eleckable, and there are 41 children on assault. She was turned over to Tpke. Wednesday night. hotel Included • Modified American Plan optional Trematerra of Holiday, Fla. Recruit Depot, Parris Island, dividual, not only In Republican attempted burglary in connec her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sibrinsz is the son of Mr. square shaped Bigelow St., with 24 of them six helped. Wethersfield police. Missing are a clock, a radio, a *rat« p*r person bsM d on double occupancy. Mr. Wilson is the son of S.C. circles but also in his work, in DEAR BRIDE: Silence is not always golden. It is Richard D. Forde of 224 Main and Mrs. William E. Sibrinsz of toaster and a can opener. Mrs. Mary S. Wilson of 49 E. we have the community and in his close- Complete Travel Arrangementa St. -128 Campfield Rd. sometimes "guilt." Eldridge St. and the late every little thing! knit family. I’m sure he’ll bring Ens. Zoschak is the son of Mr. The bride-elect was LAND • SEA • AIR Clarence Wilson. expertise and community-sense and Mrs. Victor J. Sozchak of g ra d u a te d in 1973 fro m John Brooks, son of Mr. and DEAR ABBY: I would like to be cremated when I die. Is The bride-elect was to the Board of Directors in the Crestwood, Mo. Manchester High School. She is Mrs. Brooks of 15 Skungamaug “where a that possible? 1 am a Catholic. The bride-elect is also the graduated in 1972 from St. Rd., Tolland, enlisted in the two-month unexpired term he Also how much is involved, moneywise? Please answer in employed at the Hartford dollar’e granddaughter of the late Judge Agnes Seminary, She is atten will fill” your column. There must be others wanting the same Hilton Hotel. U.S. Marine Corps for a period the mtroels of | Worth a and Mrs. William S. Hyde and ding St. Leo College and will of four years via the Corps’ dollar I” Agostinelli said also, “We car information. Thank you. graduate in 1976. She is cor Her fiance, also a 1973 MHS dowrttown manchcstei*, win the election in November i WANTS CREMATION the late Mr. and Mrs. James graduate, is employed as an ap "Eniistment Option Program" Forde. responding secretary for the (mechanical/electrical). we put our best efforts forwaru Back To School prentice brick mason. and I think we’il win it." DEAR WANTS: Catholics may now be cremated. The Miss Forde was graduated Circle K Club at St. Leo College He will depart for 12 weeks of The couple is planning a June Willhide, in thanking the com cost will depend upon your funeral director, but it shonldn t from Manchester High School for 1972-73. training at the Marine Corps 1976 wedding. mittee for endorsing him, said, Trinidad^ Tobago offer new week-long holiday cost any more S300 to go up in smoke. in 1972 and is presently a senior Her fiance, a 1971 graduate of at Connecticut College in New Manchester High School, was “1 certainly hope I can come The islands of Trinidad and night holiday, “Just the Two of of 6199 roundtrip from New Trinidad is best known for BICYCLE SPECIALS! DEAR ABBY: Veneral disease is now SECOND on the London where she is majoring graduated from St. Leo College, through with the confidence Tobago in the southern Carib Us,” based on the new G.I.T. York and 6165 from Miami. carnival and calypso and its list of communicable diseases. The first is the common cold. in economics and psychology. where he received a B.A. you’ve expressed in me. I’ll try bean are offering a new 8 day/7 (group inclusive tour airfare) This airfare represents one of cultural potpourri combining Most people don't know that if V.D. goes untreated, it Her fiance was graduated degree in physical education. the lowest costs per passenger East Indian, West Indian, ' can affect the heart, and spinal cord, and can eventually from Lindbergh High School in He served as president of Circle mile in the history of the two K Club at the college from 1973- when your daughter Chinese and European in- j s a v e lead to death. St. Louis, Mo. in 1970. He was { $ SAVE $ SAVE $ islands, and is subject to cer fluences. ’This ethnic blend has The National Community Service Corps has established a graduated with honors from the 74 and as studen^ director of I Reg'. NOW tain restrictions for specific resulted in a tremendous varie- I national hotline that can be called FREE from anywhere in U.S. Coast Guard Academy in men's intramurals there from days of the week. “Just the ’Two ty of cuisines, festivals and • WAHR BOniE I HOLDER $ 1 .9 9 ...... $1.00 the U.S.A. 1974 and is currently Stationed 1974-75. He is employed as a j of Us” is available from now architectural styles that offer a a 11 PIECE TOOL KIT (aHk a n m cm) $ 4 .9 8 ...... $1.08 It is operated mostly by teenagers who have all the aboard the U.S. Coast Guard teacher of physical education at until December 14,1975. Priced visual kaleidoscope to the I a BUNOY STRETCH CORDS (rcit for tyl« d6M tchoEl books) .7 9 ...... 38C answers concerning V.D., including the symptoms to lo ^ cutter Acushnet in Gulfport, Our Lady Of Lourdes in discovers fashion... at 6312 complete from New island traveler. The island’s I for as well as where to go for free examination and Miss. Dunedin, Fla. a BUMPER MOUNTED CAR RACKS (cimi tm kSos) $ 1 7 .9 5 ...... $13.88 York, and 6278 from Miami, per dramatic terrain of mountains, treatment in your own community. The couple is planning a May The couple is planning a July a ASSORTED COLORED HANDLE BAR TAPE A PLUG SETS $1.29 ...... 40c person, double occupancy, the cliffs, rain forests, and palm I The number to call is 1-800-523-1885. 29. 1976 wedding in St. Mary's 31, 1976 wedding in Stamford. aO-ANNE IN MASS. holiday includes airfare, groves are home to a diversity I a 4 FOOT HARDENED STEEL CHAIN AND PADLOCK $ 4 .9 9 ...... $2.88 Church in Manchester. superior room at the Trinidad of fauna that is unmatched in discover Justin Charles! Hilton and a choice of hotel in DEAR JO-ANNE: I checked it out without disclosing my other areas of the West Indies identity and received straight, accurate and easily Tobago, roundtrip transfers and few, if any, areas of com BICYCLE TIRE SPECIALS! understood answers to aU the questions I asked about V.D. A girl needs confidence to start the new school year and Justin between the airport and the parable size in tropical Reg. NOW hotel, two-hour sightseeing I highly recommend this service to anyone who has Charles Is just the person to give It to her... especially now when America. The birdlife can be ' a 27x1 Va reflective TIRE $ 5 .4 9 ...... $ 3 4 0 reason to believe that he (or she) has a venereal disease. tour, meeting service and enjoyed at the Caroni Sanc she’s discovered how much fun pretty clothes can bel See these I a 27 x 1V4 OUM w a l l 78 LB. PRESSURE $ 4 .9 5 ...... $2.09 baggage handling on arrival at tuary and also at the Asa exciting Justin Charles school girl sweaters and more... Girls’, D&L the airport, welcome drink, CONFIDENTIAL TO G. IN ANCHORAGE: It is said THE BABY Wright Nature Center. a 27x1 V4 BLACK TIRE $ 3 .9 9 ...... $2.40 that one does not look behind the door unless he has once in Corbins Corner, Farmington Valley Mall, Bristol Plaza and happy hour rum party Neighboring Tobago, a 20 a 28x1^k BLACK TIRE $ 3 .9 9 ...... $2.99 stood there, himself. If I were you. I’d watch HIMI IS NAMED Manchester Parkade. (’Tuesday), and a gift bottle of a minute plane hop away, is best a 20x1.75 BLACK TIRE $ 3 .9 9 ...... $2.49 locally manufactured liquor. known for its miles of palm Modified American Plan is also I a 20x2.125 BLACK KNOBBY TIRE $ 5 .4 9 ...... S3.4B Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal (left) Classic long sleeve crew neck sweater in solid red, navy, or fringed coastline with white I a 20x2.125 WHITE WALL KNOBBY TIRE $5.49 ...... $2.40 Voronovilch, Jason Robert, son of Robert J. and Christine available at a per person price, sand beaches and placid waters reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. hunter green. Fully washable 100% Orion* acrylic. S-M-L. $7. double occupancy of 6410 (New THESE TIRES HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED AT THESE Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Latulippe Voronovitch of 38 Liberty St. He was born June 24 at St. including Buccoo Reef, a Francis Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. York) and 6376 (Miami). Ser natural acquarium renowned LOW-LOW PRICES BEFOREII • SAVEII For Abby's booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding," (center) One-piece “twin ^et’’ look sweater with multi-diamond vice and tax are additional. send SI to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, and Mrs. Paul N. Latulippe Sr. of Vernon. His paternal grand for snorkeling. Let Our Repair Shop Mount Our Tire On Your Bike For Our parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Voronovitch Sr. of South pattern mock "under sweater,” muitl-sfriped cardigan. Iii Single and triple occupancy are The ’Trinidad Hilton, called Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped also available. I20tl envelope. . Windsor. His maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Stella Bukas cream/rust/gold or navy/hunter green combination. 100% Orion* the "upside down hotel” for its ______LOW PRICE of $1.50______of Granite City, 111,, and Mr. and-Mrs. Aime Latulippe of For the one package price, unique architectural design acrylic. S-M-L. $10 | the traveler can choose to Zepherhills, Fla. where one enters the lobby and spend the entire week in either I I FREE Olcanteiinlal SllcOar WIMi Every Purchasal | COLLEGE (right) Long sleeve, crew beck sweater In cream/rust/navy all- descends to the guest room Nursery school Feitig, Pamela Dawn, daughter of Stanley W. and Karen Cox Trinidad or Tobago, or combine floors, enjoys a hilltop location over “toy" jacquard pattern. 100% polyester. S-M-L. $8 the two islands in whatever Fettig of Enfield. She was bom Aug. 9 at Manchester Memorial overlooking Queen’s Park has openings GRADUATE number of days desired for a Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Savannah and is a five minute * total of a week’s stay. Par Faith Cooperative Nursery Cox of Dallas, Tex. Her paternal grandparents are Mrs. Kit Fet ride from Port-of-Spain’s city ticipating hotels in Tobago are School, 1120 Silver Lane, Elast tig of 291 Rachel Rd. and Stanley Fettig Sr. of New Brtain. She Palace of the Captains General center. In addition to its resort the Radisson Crown Reef, Mt. Hartford, has openings for has a sister, Teresa Ruth, 7. offerings of a lovely swimming The first capital of the America’s is Antigua in Guatemala. Across the street from the Irvine Bay, and ’Turtle Beach. three and four-yearolds, two or pool, golf nearby, and different TK BIKE SHOP For golfers, reduced green three mornings a week. Shaia, Michael William Jr., son of Michael W. and Linda A. IPlaza Real is the Palace of the Captains O neral. This unique architecture style can only entertainment nightly, the hotel fees of 65 U.S. per person per The school is entering its Ferrer Shaia of 45 Wellman Rd. He was bora Aug. 12 at (be found in Antigua and no one has found anything similar in any of the America’s or has just opened tennis courts day for play at the new 18-hole I 180 SPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER sixth year and meets October Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are [Spain. (INGUAT Photo) where instruction is offered by Moka International Cham PHONE 647-1027 a HOURS: DAILY 9:30 to SiOOi Jhurs. A Fri. NHm Til 9K)0 through May, on Tuesdays, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilkinson of 35 Glenwood St. His paternal k th e island’s top ranked V pionship Golf Course, 2 miles Offer Good Thru Sal, Saptambar Sth, ar '^hlla Supply Laitel Wednesdays, and Thursdays, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, William Shaia of 47 Thomas Dr. professional. from the Trinidad Hilton, and I from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the world famous Mt. Irvine For further information call \Love is a Bermuda honeymoon Miller, Brett Stephen, son of Stephen K. and Betty Lou 18-hoIe golf course in Tobago Mrs. Barbara Gozdeck, Beitner Miller of Hartford. He was born Aug, 14 at Rockville are offered. registrar, at 569-1098 or Mrs. I General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The average young couple little pleasures — ocean has it that couples in love who Reservations for “Just the Jacqueline Weatherwax at 633- George L. Beitner of Shenipsit Lake Rd., Tolland. His paternal might never entertain the idea breezes, fragrant blossoms, walk through a moongate and Two of Us'’ are available from 2831. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Miller of 358 Lydall St, of shopping for china and thousands of twinkling stars make a wish are guaranteed any travel agent or Hilton He has a sister, Alicia Corrin. crystal on their honeymoon. and spontaneous Bermudian everlasting happiness. Reservation Service. But it is the thing to do when hospitality. Attends AL Rolando, .Michael Paul, son of John A. and Claire M. Connolly you honeymoon in Bermuda. Spring and summer Rolando of 16 W Highland Ave., Rockville. He was bora Aug. 14 at Long Imown as a mecca for newlyweds will find a full slate convention [ imported quality merchandise, of activities just getting into Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Airline Tickets^ Miss Barbara L. Wallett of and Mrs. W.R, Connolly of Citrus Springs, Fla. His paternal [the island’s capital city, full swing. Water sports are at 147 Waranoke Rd. is attending grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Rolando of Rocky Hill. He Hamilton, offers such well- their best. Boat cruises come known names as Wedgwood, complete with potent rum at the 35th annual National has a brother, John Raymond, 3V4. Airline Prices! Convention of the American THOMAS F. FERLAZO Royal Doulton and Minton swizzles and calypso sihgers. Legion Auxiliary in Sykes, Matthew James and Nadine Marie, twin son and china along with Galway, And early morning golf, tennis 13 Durkin St. Waterford and Orrefors crystal and horseback riding are nice ALL AIRLINES ...... ALL DESTINATIONS Minneapolis, Minn. B.A, degree daughter of Glen D. and Rochelle M. Cote Sykes of 1238 Hartford at substantial savings over U.S. ways to start the busy day. TIckete Ittued On Proml$»$ She holds the position of Eastern Connecticut Tpke. They were bom Aug. 15 at Rockville General Hospital. delegate of the First District, Their maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary Ann Cote of 1238 Hart ' prices. There’s also fishing, tennis MER(»RY TRAVEL OF MAN(»£STER, INC. State College ^ Many brides use wedding pre American Legion Auxiliary. Willimantic ford Tpke., Rockville. Their paternal grandparents are Mr. and and golf tournaments and a 627 MAIN S TU n • MANCHUTBI, CONN. 06040 The convention is being held Mrs. Richard L, Sykes of Enfield. s e n t money to purchase china summer music festival mEPHONE e4S'2786 E. 7/tomsi Donovan, Praaldant at the Radisson Hotel Down liand crystal here and enjoy arranged by Performing Arts town with more than 2,000 ac [ making the selection with their Abroad. tive Auxiliary members atten < new husbands, rather than with There’s elegant dining and ding. (their mothers or friends. varied nightclub entertainment £evine ^ £evine G o ., i ( That’s just one of the things in Hamilton and throughout the rthat makes a Bermuda honey- island at night, and old English CLUB BOUGHT Labmoii A¥t. ColGiMstar, j moon different. pubs are favorite places for in for the excitement of it! NEW YORK (L'PI) - The Coon. You won’t find heart-shaped timate chats. Manhattan Church of the V S I 4 X I I sunken bathtubs here, or a As if Bermuda was not Nazarene ha.s announced that it tunnel of love to paddle already a perfect spot for has purchased the Lambs Club, through. Still, this tiny mid- honeymooners, it even has its memo the famous theatrical landmark Atlantic resort is a very own good luck charm — Cinema and Literature DAES announces registration for part-time on .New York's West 44th Street. honeymooners’ paradise, as coral-stoned moongates ador Detective Fiction day and evening ciasses. Fall semester begins The church will use the club for FACTORY OUTLET more than 40,000 couples a year ning the gardens of many hotels September 3. Undergraduate credit and musical and dramatic presenta discover. and private homes. ’Tradition Digital Computing variable credit'(programs are available in: tions Bermuda specializes in the BERMUDA GROUP Painting Art, Arts and Sciences, Education, Business AUGUST COAT SALE SPECIAL DEPARTURE Sociology of the Family Administration, Public Administration, ALL WEATHER COATS - PANT COATS (fur Engineering, Electronic Technology, Basic NOV. 13 -16 and many others. Studies, Data Processing, Investments, Real trimmed & untrimmed) - FULL LENGTH Estate, and Secretarial Review. COATS (trimmed & untrimmed) - LEATHER Complete 4 Day Package Including AT & SUEDE COATS (trimmed & untrimmed) Air • Hotel • 2 Meals Daily If you've got the time, DAES has the place FAMOUS LABELS • QUALITY fA for you to learn about the skills and techniques PRE WORKMANSHIP. 00 to further your interests. ONLY « 2 6 1 p p Call the Division of Adult Educational Services SEASON INTRODUCING MENS COAT DEPT. for complete course information and Free COMPLETE NEW FALL STYLES AT Counseling. The number: 243-4371. SAVINGS PRE-SEASON SAVINGS Famouc Labels • Quality Workmanship CHILDREN’S, D&L IN BRISTOL, MANCHESTER 646-0110 ■wtur Univer6ity of Hartford... • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY P^AZA, VERNON • STORE HOURS: MON-FRI., 0-4:30 ALSO OPEN SUN. 9-4:30 • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA I • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA j Q v e Join The Crowd and Save! 67 East Center SL, Minchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5/ AMPLE FREE PARKING AVAILAGLE Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon, thru FrI. nights’til 9; Saturdays ’til Tour Specialists PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., August 22, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 22, 1975— PAGE NINE MANCHESTER HIGH INTEREST dex shows an annual increase in Illing registration BUENOS AIRES (UPD - The the cost of living of more than 80 Argentine Central Bank has per cent HOSPITAL NOTES flee Tuesday at 8 a.m. for Rev-Share funds spending A LOVED ONE Junior high school students, raised interest rates on savings Interest rates for fixed-term testing purposes. This includes PUBLIC RECORDS (incoming Grades 7, 8 and 9) accounts to 20 per cent annually, deposits of more than 18 months AREA POLICE REPORT students new to Manchester Discharged Wednesday: Karl Ridge Rd., South Windsor; new to the Manchester school in an effort to promote savings in were set at 37 per cent who live in the Illing district as outlined by Mayor McCoy White, 21C Carver Lane; Sarah Craig Dean, 36 Tumblebrook system and who live in the a country where the official in- Warranty Deeds Corp. against Thomas Colla, Illing Junior High School dis well as students transferring wear face protection, failure to 20 to 30 cartons of cigarettes, Vennewald,' East Hartford; Dr., Vernon; Janet Wilson, 100 ARRESTS Katherine A, Hughes to property oil Broad St., $405.92. trict may register at the school from parochial and other department, $84,300 was spent Some $8,200 of the funding obey an officer’s signal. Court and about $600 in cash was Your love Is permanently expressed for Gloria Howard, Enfield; Louise Plymouth Lane; Edward VERNON VERNON Gloria Trial and Beatrice M. Marriage Licenses office between 8 a.m. and 3 schools. on recreational items such as was spent on various recreation Sept. 10, Rockville. reported missing. a loved one when their resting place ]s ^ in n , Hennequin Ret./ Colum Melocowsky, 56 Goodhill Rd., BARBARA RICHMOND Richard Lappen, 17, of the Trial, property at 29-33 Seaman Gary Edward Westfort, p.m. Monday through Friday. Parochial students who took tennis courts and baseball programs for the elderly and marked by a Barre Guild Monument. bia; Edward Reid, 345 HilUard South Windsor; Stacy Redfield, Herald Reporter U.S. Naval Base, Groton, THEFTS Circle, $36,250. Windsor, and Susan Marlene New registrants are asked to the tests June 2 need not report diamonds and $2,500 went for the underprivileged. Out of this, ELUNOTON St.; Irene Choma, Stafford; 59A Rachel Rd. Mayor Frank McCoy today Thursday on a Common Pleas SOUTH WINDSOR Only Barre Guild Monu- Henry C. Smachetti et al to Webber, Hartford, Sept. 6, Full report to-the Illing guidance of- for this testing. MORIARTY RROTHERSi issued a report outlining how the purchase of a recreation contributions were also made to Court 19 warrant, first-degree William M. Hill, 16, of 75 Robert Culder, 597 Rye St., ments are permanently Brenda Ladd, Wlllimantic; Robert Bockholdt, property at Gospel Interde-nominational department bus for use by support the Manchester Sharon Soderberg, 120 W. Vernon spent the $399,805 it robbery and second-degree Davis Ave., Rockville, South Windsor, reported to guaranteed by an associa- | c u iLD l 598 Center St., $36,000. Church. Now Giving Tremendous senior citizens. Sheltered Workshop and the Thursday, driving too fast for Center St.; Harold Glessman, received in Revenue ^ r i n g larceny. Court today at police ThOrsday that a 10-speed hon of monument manu- Green Manor Estates Inc. to Robert Allen McAllister, 135 Savings On All New Funds for the period from July The mayor said $2,313 was Manchester Homemakers, Inc. R i^vllle. conditions. Police said he suf bicycle, valued at $80, was facturers. Visit our display. Monumcnti 86 Mile-Hill Rd„ Tolland. First Hartford Ctorp., 4 lots in Bissell St., and Rhonda Marie used for general government V An expenditure of $6,278 was Also, Delia Fagan, 29 Cottage ST. MARY’S DAY SCHOOL 1. 1974 to June 30, 1975. fered minor injuries in tbe one- taken from his back porch. ^'ABOUT Green Manor Estates Addition Quaglia, 119 Waddell Rd., Sept. Mercury’s & Lincoln’s In Stock The mayor said $112,097 was items such as new equipment made for health sanitarian ser Gilman. Reed, 40, of 106 High car accident on Pinney St. St.; Charles Wallace, Amston; TOWN 5, $50,000. 6, Church of the Assumption. spent on public safety projects for the tax assessor, tax collec vices and $3,500 was spent on in St., Rockville, Thursday on a Court Sept. 16, Rockvillh. Diane Harrington, Glaston Philip L. and Beatrice A. An- V is accepting appiications Immediate Delivery! such as fencing, sidewalks, new tor, and town clerk’s offices. stallation of a bicycle trail. Common Pleas 19 warrant, bury; Marshall Doyer, East drulot to John H. and Marie T. 4 This included desks, chairs and Tbe mayor also said that the second-degree sexual miscon Hartford; Zack Reed, 432 Broad for September openings for equipment for the Traffic LOST MILES Madigan, property at 262 High T ELASTIC Authority (lighU), new police files. treasurer has a portion of the duct. Released under $500 non- St.; Bruce Reynolds, East Manchester Young Marines St., $36,400. Part of this amount was also funds invested and during the b i( e a k s JEFFERSON aTY , Mo. (UPI) will meet tonight at 7 at the STOCKINGS Chiidren Ages 3 - 5 cruisers, and oxygen units. surety bond; court Sept. 17, Hai^ord; Clinton Keeney, 701 Quitclaim Deed used to build a new canine con year’s period the investment ClJVENTRY - The Missouri, (Conservation Keeney St.; Pamela Huffer, Marine Corps League Home, WHEEL CHAIRS Environmental projects such Rockville. Gordon A. Harmon to Caii Mrs. Perry, 646-7868 trol facility for the town. earned $38,007.68 in interest. Coventry Police are in Commission says from the 22H Amato Dr., South Windsor; Parker St. as culverts and storm sewer in mouth of the Missouri River to Richard C. Harmon, property Thomas Morrison, 16, of 154 vestigating a break reported Eva Dickinson, East Hartford. ARTHUR DRUG stallations, done by the town’s at 84-86 Wells St., $1,000. Any Race, Creed, or Color Montauk Dr., Vernon, into Hill’s Pharmacy, Rt. 31, Rulo, Neb., the river has lost 45.6 Also, Carol Gorman, 96 Echo 31S CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.- Phone 643-S13S public works crews, took $45,- SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. After threats and opposition Judgment Lien Consultant to discuss Thursday, operating a motorcy Coventry, Thursday. No miles in the past 93 years, or Dr., Vernon; Sandra Hooker, 12 764 of the money. 470 Centar St. Manchester 643-7732 from both German and Ameri Connecticut Natural Gas cle without a license, failure to forceable entry was found. An more than eight per cent of its North St., Hebron; Sandra Another major expenditure undetermined amount of drugs. former length. can elements because of its was $60,708 for labor and new DevColand use Monday Allatii, 175 E. Tiidor Lane; Karen McCarty, Glastonbury; stand against slavery. Dr. equipment for the town's two Adolf Douai suspended Thomas Kucinskas, 62 High fire departments and mis publication of his German cellaneous items of new equip The Planning and Zoning cafeteria. The public is invited. language newspaper “The ment for civil defense purposes. Commission has invited the Following the meeting, there Zeitung" at San Antonio, Tex., Maintenance work done by 2 consulting firm of Lord-Wood will be a discussion on various in 1855 after two years. the public works department on ^ KNOWN FOR HNE FURNITURE Larson Associates, Inc. of policies which may be under various bridges in town, es South Windsor to speak to the taken. Since the discussion Levi’s pecially the Talcottville Bridge, commission and other town of period may take considerable NOTICE took $47,340 of the funds. ficials on alternative plans that time, the PZC has also PUBLIC SALE ^LEGAL NOTICE Another $15,000 was used Thu U to give noUce that Evelyn M. might be developed for the scheduled a meeting Taken by virtue of a Court toward refurbishing the bank Cooley of 5S Me mm Road, Tdlla^, FOR MANY YEARS!! I Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the W estern Order and an EXECUTION to Conn, haa tiled an appUcaUon placardM DevCo land. building on Park PI for use as a August 18, 1975 with the Uquor Control This meeting will be Monday Town Hall for the town boards me directed, and will be sold at Senior Citizen Center. Commlsaion for a Grocery Beer type of at 8 p.m. at tbe high school and commissions. PUBLIC VENDUE to the permit for the sale of alcohotic liquor on 2 In the area of the recreation highest bidder, at Gil’s Mobil, the premises Larai's Market, 183 Spruce Look Street, Manchester, Conn. Tire business Inc., Route 6 and Bolton Center will be owned ^ Evelyn M. Cooly of 535 Road, Bolton, Conn., 14 days Merrow Road, ToUamL Conn, ana will be conducted by Evelyn M. Cooley as per Edmondson named principal after date, which will be on the mittee. o From Levi’s* 5th day of September, 1975, at Dated August 18, 1975, 7:00 o’clock Ui the evening to COVENTRY He will fill the vacancy education at Eastern Connec satisfy said Ehcecution and my Clarence Colin (Coy) Ed created when Mrs. Marcia ticut State College. fees thereon, the following p mondson has been appointed Kenefick accepted an appoint He lives in Coventry on Rt. Ponoteia* described property, to wit: principal of the George Hersey ment recently to an ad 44A with his wife, Nancy, and One 1970 Chevrolet CST 30 Robertson School by the Coven ministrative post in the three children, all of whom at One Ton Unit (Wrecker) Went. try Board of Education. Manchester school system. tend Coventry schools. No. CE 340 711 728 7. Edmondson is a Coventry Edmondson’s experience in Edmondson was selected Dated at Bolton, Conn, this resident who formerly taught in cludes having served as school from among 70 candidates who Knit comfort in 22nd da^ of August, 1975. Coventry and se rv ^ as the superintendent in Columbia, applied for the position and will James G. Hassett ‘YOUR COMMUNITY principal of the Coventry and as assistant professor of assume his duties Monday. Chief Deputy Sheriff HEALTH SERVICE STORE, sm ON ~ Grammar School. a matching leisure Tolland County WITH OVER 25 YEARS 29 Birch Mountain Rd. OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE 7 DAYS A WEEKI” N4M£ b r a n d s Bolton.tlonn. 06040 D a ily ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES outfit from Levi’s, the LEGAL NOTICE fVfRlTHING COES INVITATION 'til a ( VISITING HOURS Dr., Manchester; Florence South Windsor; Lorraine Dzied- world’s largest pants- Surgical and medical wings, Jones, Carpenter Rd., Bolton; zic» Haylin Dr., Vernon; TO B ID 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; Shirley Martin, Sunny View Winifred Friedman, Storrs; Sealed bids will be received "Distress Prices’'] Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 Dr., Vernon; Jeannette Michael Guerreri; Windsorville maker. Authentic western in the Office of the Director of BlUt Bin to 8 p.m. (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m.); Meader, RFD 2, Ellington; Rd., Ellington; Steven Houser, (General Services, 41 Center A Pediatrics, parents anytime Carol Muller, Union St., Ward St., Rockville; Samantha Street, Manchester, Connec O ISelling Out ToThe Bare Walls WHITE and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; Rockville; Regina O’Oowley, Hupper, Mountain Rd., ticut until September 4,1975 at EVERYTHING MUST GO - NOTHING HELD BACK ---- Fair traded items included. Intensive Care Unit, im m ^ a te Gerald Dr., Vernon; Heidi Ellington; Celia Kanter, detailing with double needle 11:00 a.m. for the following: „ U N E family only, five mintues per Paolini, Stafford; Jacqueline Tolland Rd., Vernon; Robert Exterior Painting of Com We've only a few short week* left to get rid of top quality home furniihings at utterly hour. Partlow, Carriage Dr., Kebart, Maple St., Vernon; munity “Y” building. Special Sunday 10-8 fantastic laving*. A once-in-a-lifatime opportunity to *ave, save, save. Come in, look d u b i i n g t o n Tolland; Barbara Pelbam, Valerie Kleczkowski, Legion stitching throughout. attention is called to the fact around, the pripe tags will convince you. Y ou’ll savel BASSETT Admitted Thursday: Sharon Irene Dr., Vernon; Patricia Dr., Vernon; Richard Prew, that requirements of the Davis- Poehnert, Loveland Hill, Ver BERKIINE Boothroyd, Vernon Ave., Vernon Ave., Rockville; Mee Bacon Labor Rate and Employ STATE OF Up To Rockville; Linda Bower, non; Martha Scheiffer, Orchard Racz, Windsorville; Angie ment Standards may,apply. CONN. 297 H Evergreen Rd., Vernon; St., Rockville. Shipley, Ross Ave., (Coventry; Bid forms, plans and Deborah Emmons, Elast Hart Discharged Thursday: Susan Smith, Union St., 'specifications are available at ford; Estelle Hosier, Channing Ocelia DaRos, Greenfield I^., Rockville. the (Jeneral Services Office, 41 Take aiM ii maar e tttt Center Street, Manchester, .precautions Connecticut. Even More! Town of Manchester against Connecticut fk ia t b Robert B. Weiss, .. snakebite. General Manager Wear MWMOIITniSILIinnSTEII! protective NOTICE OF ■M DISSOLUTION ' clothing , If you have it. AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS and Notice is hereby given pur high boots, CREDIT.. suant to Section 33-379 of the If you want it - A'J' Connecticut General Statutes itie prepared that JAMES D. ACETO St IM SEATS SONS, INC., a Connecticut cor : 'ih'^dse H : . poration having its principal place of business in does happen, Manchester, Connecticut,' has been dissolved by Resolution of ShakMte its Directors and Shareholders, which dissolution has become kits are effective with its filing of a Cer- available tificafy of Dissolution with the Secretary of State’s Office. at this All creditors are warned to SOFA BEDS All the quality and atyllng you ever want. How can you n<> wronfl with names present their claims to At pharmacy. with arms euch as Iheaa. Baaaatt - Barkline - Lane - Buriington - CraeUlna - WWle - torney Ronald Jacobs, 155 Main Flexateel. Act right away — after our supply It gone there will be no more at Street, Manchester, Connec these aenaallonal “CLEAR O U r prices. Styles to (It every decor. ticut, Counsel for said Corpora-, >96 tion, on or before January 15', WESTOWN 2 1976. 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August 22, 1975 Tacorral, Pero’s, remain unbeaten Scruse to opposeDavid^s^ The ThursdJiy’s Sports Results Herald Angle for Feline playoff title By United Press International American League seven in softball East field cut w. 1. pet. g .b . By Earl Yost All the marbles will be on the line tonight in the Feline taiiied six runs in the first inning and put the game away Boston 75 SO 400 Sports Editor Slow Pitch Softball League playoffs at Nike Field when with a five-run outburst in the second frame. Baltimore 68 56 648 6 ^ -3 Fitzgerald and Tacorral and Pero’s headline the second four hits as well. Dave Carrier and Ron Rickard each David’s and Scruse Paint square off in the finals of the dou New York 62 62 iOO ms Three straight victories in the Town Ciass B Slow Pitch Nancy Lessig and Katie Graham each lashed out three CHeveUnd 56 88 fiO 17Vk came up with three hits and Steve Lauretti and Frank Riz- ble elimination play. Softball Tournament can be claimed by both Tacorral and game at 7:30. base hits and Phyllis Uccello, Diane Repoii, Mary Lefeb- Milwaukee 58 70 .444 m Tickets available at Bowl Pero’s as the origional 12-team field has been cut to seven Two three-run frames powered Vittner’s against za punched out homers. Last night David’s moved to the championship round by E>etroit SO 75 .400 25 Lathrop with Dave Vittner showing the way with a triple Bob Oliver led the Town with three safeties and Ed trouncing Moriarty Bros., 13-3. vre and Sue Linsenbigler each added two in the potent 19- West Call it what you want, "championship of New York city” clubs following last night’s play. w. 1. pet. g b . Moriconi, Bob Post and Mel Siebold each collected two Should Scruse win at 7; 30 it will be all over but if hit attack. or just the “bragging rights” but football teams represen Pero’s edged Glen Construction at Charter Oak Park, 7- and two singles...... Oakland 76 so .803 Dave Roth and Tim Ellis each collected two hits for the more. David’s, regular season champions prevail, a second game Best with the bat for the MB’s was Kathy McConnell Kansax City 68 S6 .553 Ws ting the New York Giants and New York Jets will tangle in 6, and Tacorral walloped Telephone, 15-2, at the same site Gardens and Mike Pillion homered. Jim Barron was the Three hits each came off the bats of Tom Miller and will follow immediately. with two hits. C!hicago es 63 .496 Ws their seventh annual pre-NFL season skirmish at Yale as did Renn’s Tavern against the Town Employees, 25-10. Texas 61 68 .480 m Gary Carlson as Tacorral beat Telso. George Brook, Gat7 Rain date is Monday night, same time, same site. (jutstanding defensively for the winners was Mary Cor Minnesota SB 88 .480 Bowl in New Haven Sunday afternoon. Plenty of tickets re Action at Robertson Park found Vittner’s Gardens top only Insuranceman with two hits. 18 Scoring all their runs in two frames, six in the second Gott and Pete Bezzini were in the two-hit category. Best In Wasting little time getting on the scoreboard, David’s coran. CalKomia SB 69 .467 18^ main and all are priced at $7.50 a copy...The Giants hold a ping Lathrop Insurance, 8-2, and Sportsman Tavern tur and three in the fifth. Sportsman Tavern trimmed the defeat with two hits each were Bill Conway and Dave 3-2-1 edge over Joe Namath and his playmates. Kickoff is ning back the Walnut Barbers. Thursday's Results Barbers. Mark Anderson, Rich Peck, Woody Clark and McNamara. listed at 2...Bill Rodgers, winner of the Boston Marathon Falling by the wayside with a second defeat in the double Chicago 2 New York 1, night Jack McAdam each collected three hits, all singles, for the Thanks to a six-run third frame. Fero’s managed to Oakland 5 Milwaukee 2, night last April, will be teaching a class of 12 special problem elimination event were the Town, Lathrop and Walnut en winners. John Siemienski, Tim O’Neil and Tom Morse sneak past Glen. Geveland 7 Kansas City i, night children in the Everett, Mass., school system starting next tries. Baltimore 4 Teias 2, 14 inns, night Tonight four games are set, two each at Robertson Park matched that hit total for the Walnuts. ’The winners made seven hits count for as many runs, Tonight's Games month. Rodgers is expected to be one of the pre-raM Yanks .500 club, not contenders (AN Times EOT) and Fitzgerald Field. Vittner’s face Sportsman at 6:15 and Held scoreless only in the final inning, Renn’s unloaded a Jeff Rea and Jim Keefe collecting two each. Jim Mistret- favorites in the annual Five Mile Road Race in ta. Biff Grimes and Dan Gauchione each reached safely Chicago (Jefferson 2-7) at Boston Manchester Thanksgiving morning. Last November, the winner comes back to play Glen at 7:30, both at 28-hit attack in trouncing the Town. (Herald photo by Larson) (Moret 94), 7:30 p.m. Steve Bania hit for the cycle - single, double, triple and^ twice via base hits for the Construction crew. scoring (as they did in the two nings and brother Paul finished (^llfomia (Figueroa 11-9) at New Rodgers finished third behind Amby Burfoot and Pete Robertson Park. Renn’s and Telephone meet at 6:15 at NEW YORK (UPI) - fourth inning, and scored two homer, in pacing the Tavern with Bill McCarthy adding previous games with Chicago) runs as the A’s handed the up as they collaborated in a six- York (Hunter 10-12), 8:06 p.m. Squires... UConn ticket office is now accenting mail orders Remember that powerhouse Oakland (Bahnsen 8*11) at Milwaukee with a run in the second on Brewers their sixth straight hitter for the Cubs and dealt 1975 Rec slow pitch softball winners New York Yankees team of Andy Messersmith his 12th (Hausman 34), 8:30 p.m. for both season and single-game tickets for football games singles by Thurman Munson loss and 21st in their last 25 CJleveland (Peterson 8-7) at Kansas the spring — the one that defeat against 14' victories. 2 this fall. Season tickets, for five games, are $17.50 and and Graig Nettles and Chris City (Splittorff 64), 8:30 p.m. acquired Catfish Hunter, games. Ken Holtzman single game ducats will be $4 each. The home slate will be Chambliss’ force-out. Chicago scattered six hits for his ISth Rick Monday and Jose Detroit (Ruble U^) at Minnesota Zahada, Tim Moriarty, Paul Cardenal each drove in two (GoiU 11-10), 9 p.m. against New Hampshire, MassachusetU, Rutgers, Holy Reigning as champion in the Rec Bobby Bonds et al over the tied it, however, in the third on victory for the three-time world Pairings announced McNamara. Center, Gene Gale, runs for the Cubs. The Baltimore (Torrez 14-7) at Texas Cross and Virginia Military Institute. Slow Pitch Softball League for the winter and was a soiid singles by Carlos May and champion A’s. Pete Broberg (Penanowski l-l), 9 p.m. Reuschels’ shutout was the first 1975' season is the Telephone Dave Slota, Bob Lynn, Don Miller, choice for the American Brian Downing and Pat Kelly’s was the loser. Saturday’s Games Society entry. Squad members, Art Noyes. Top row, Wayne John League pennant? sacrifice fly. Cuba 7, Dodgers 0 by two brothers in modern J\ew Ted Williams booster baseball history. Chicago at Boston for tennis tourney front row, left to rigl;t, Holman, son, Howie Edwards, Sher Hill, Irv Orioles 4, Rangers 2 Rick Reuschel went 6 1-3 in Detroit at Minnesota Big George Stavnitsky, who has been tabbed as the guest Bill Conway, Dave Rathbun, Lee Foster. Today, 124 games later, Brooks Robinson drove in C^alifomia at New York of honor for the West Side Old Timers’ reunion Sept. 27 at they’re a .500 ballciub. Tim Nordbrook with a one-out Baltimore at Texas, night Packer, Robert Young vs. Dan Oakland at Milwaukee, n i^t the Garden Grove, is still active in sports, playing golf Pairings have been made for three ' ' " * ( ...... I I The Yankees dropped their double in the top of the 14th and Geveland at Kansas City, night 2 twice weekly at the Manchester Country Club with Nino divisions in the annual Town Tennis Hickey; 2 p.m. - Hadge vs. Spring- fifth straight game and third in Elrod Hendricks singled in an MAJOR LEAGUE Boggini. Stavnitsky served as playing coach with Moriarty Tournament sponsored by the Miller winner, Bavier vs. a row to the.Cihicago White Sox, insurance run for the Orioles. Jim Palmer went 12 innings for Bros. Firestone basketball team in.1934-35, the first team Manchester Recreation Department. Falkenskein-Tavello winner, 2-1 Thursday night and in the LEADERS National League Jets go with youth process fell to an overall (and the Orioles but failed to win his ■jV'iV E^st Men’s and women’s singles play as Saunders vs. Orduz-Taylor winner. Matt and the late Maurice Moriarty sponsored on the very mediocre) 62-62 for the 20th game. The Orioles tied the w. 1. pet. gb. Martens vs. Hollander-Guffey Pittsburgh 69 S6 566 — hardwood. Stavnitsky earlier starred in the sport at Grove well as men’s masters starts score in the seventh on a double Munson, NY 121 466 64 144 .316 season. By United Press International Philadelphia 61 so 548 1 City College . .Sprinkled among tlie thousands of spectators tomorrow morning. Women’s singles winner; 3:30 Fendell vs. Price-Kaplan Washin^n, Oak U4 462 62 140 JIO by Doug DeClnces and Robin Leading Batters ' St. Louis 87 56 536 2^ winner, Bradley vs. Day-Racine and release Howfield (based on 300 at bats) Singleton, ^ I t 121 466 72 141 JQ9 at last week’s Greater Hartford Open at the Wethersfield and men’s masters competition is Primary antagonists in the son’s single. New York 64 80 516 5 winner. National League Hargrove, Tex 113 40e 67 124 JOB CJhicago 39 88 .486 Country Club were Bill Runde and Pete Teets. In a chance slated to end Sunday, weather permit latest New York setback were Indians 7, Royals 3 Powell, Chev 100 335 48 » J]6 Men’s masters pairings at Robert 0 g ab r h pet. Montreal SB 71 .C3 18^ meeting, Runde told how he had the pleasure of sitting ting. HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. “We decided to go with Pat Jbe Namath appeared for the southpaw Jim Kaat, who George Hendrick and Oscar Madlock, Chi 107 427 62 156 563 McRae, KC 116 o39 S2 133 JOS West 107 412 53 124 JOl son Park. 8:30 Fran Leary vs. Frank (UPI)-4-The New York Jets Leahy because of the age Jets’ Thursday workout in notched his 18th victory of the Gamble hit homers for the In Simmons, St.L 120 433 62 146 537 Orta, (^i w. 1. pet. g-b. next to Ted Williams on an air flight from Boston to the Men’s singles will be decided Satur 110 372 S3 111 298 Wasserman, Joe Lombardo vs. Dave difference and because Leahy shorts and threw lightly, season against nine losses, and dians, who knocked the Royals Watson. Hou 106 402 56 132 .328 Braun, Minn Cincinnati 83 41 .889 — midwest. "We got talking about fishing and had a most day, Aug. 30, Ray Camposeo, tennis have gone for youth and 106 389 44 127 526 Home Runs Warren; 10 - Jim Bates vs. Sal has come a long way this year. further increasing speculation Jerry Hairston, whose two-out 6>A games behind the AL Sanguilien, Pitt Los Angeles 67 SI 538 m enjoyable conversation,” Runde said. The latter was once director, reports. promise over age and Rose, Cin 124 516 83 166 523 National League: Luzinski, Phil 31; San Francisco 61 M .488 22^ Roman, Don Post vs. George He has strengthen^ both his that he will not play in Sunday’s run scoring single provided the Western Division leading A’s. Morgan, Cin 114 397 84 128 .322 Schmidt, Phil 28; Kingman, NY 25; San Diego S7 68 .466 2M my most loyal correspondent in forwarding notes on Tom Women’s doubles is slated Aug. 30- experience in selecting a Bench, Cin 23; Foster, Cin 21. Nackowski; 11:30 - Sam Crispino vs. kicker. distance and his accuracy.” pre-season game against the White Sox with the winning run Jackie Brown ailowed nine hits Joshua, SF m 397 60 128 .322 Atlanta 56 71 .441 2BVk Kelley when the local man was pitching for the Braves. 31 and men’s doubles Sept. 6-7 and “I knew it was coming,” said New York Giants at New in the ninth inning. but went the distance for the In Parker, Pitt 112 418 56 133 518 American League: Mayberry. KC 29; Houston 48 81 572 STVk George Kermode, Dan Moroz vs. The Jets pared down to the 125 517 66 163 515 Jackson, Oak 28; Scott, Mil 27; Bonds, Runde was working in Atlanta at the time...Speaking of mixed doubles Sept. 13-14. Howfield, a native of Bushey, Haven, Conn. Rookie J.J. Jones “I didn’t think I was as quick dians while Mark Littell suf Garvey, LA Thursday’s Result George Caouette; 1 p.m. Ed Lemieux required 55-player National Brock, St.L 101 390 S 122 513 NY 23; Burroughs, Tex 21. Qiicago 7 Los Angeles 0 Ted Williams, he’s one of this comer’s all-time favorites Men’s singles will be played at England, who was obtained will start if Namath’s rib mus as usual,” said Kaat, who fered the loss for the Royals. Runs Batted In vs. George Roy, Mai Darling vs. Football League limit Thursday American League (Only game scheduled) and our friendship was close during his piaying time in Charter Oak Park. from Denver in a trade for Jim cle pull continues to bother credits his latest success to a A’s 5, Brewers 2 g ab r h pet. National League: Luzinski, Phil 100; Tonight’s Games by placing 38-year-old Bobby Bench, Cin 96; SUub, NY 82; Perex, Cin Boston and later when he managed. Outside of baseball, Pairings: 8 a.m. Felix Spring vs. Lombardo-Warren winner. Turner three years ago. “ In him. speed-up delivery. “ But that’s Jim Holt had three hits, in Carew, Minn 116 433 78 160 5)0 (AU times EDT) Howfield on unrecallable Lynn, Bos 114 412 78 136 530 81; Watson, Hou 78. Women’s singles at West Side Oval. fact, I called my wife last night The receiver situation also is the law of averages. I hadn't cluding a two-nm single in the Houston (J.R. Ridiard 96) at Williams would talk hunting and fishing by the hour and Bruce Miller, Stan Falkenstein vs. waivers. Howfield, an eight- American League: Lynn. Bos 88; Chicago (Stone 114), 2:30 p.m. 9 - Betty Soderlund vs. Mary (UPI Photo) and thought it was time for me shaky. Jerome Barkum will beaten the Yankees in a while.” Mayberry, KC 86; May, Balt 83; Rice, one of his hobbies was cameras. Sinch Ofiara, ex-Herald Alfred Tavello, Jaino Orduz vs. year veteran who led the AFC Cincinnati (BlUin^am 146 and Darcy Marshall, Barbara Racine ys. Katie to go into Charley and tell him start at one wide slot but the Kaat allowed eight singles Bos 82; Scott. Mil 81. 96) at Pittsburg (Candelaria 64 and chief photographer and now on the faculty at Manchester Robert Taylor, Ross Hollander vs. in scoring in 1972, will be Stolen Bases to put me on the “wires” . When other is questionable. Starter and struck out one before Demery 64). 2, 6:06 p.m. Comnjunity College, had several in-depth sessions on Gerry Guffey; 9:30 - Greg Willett vs. Gasper; 1 p.m. - Sue Rogers vs. Brothers figure in baseball first replaced by 24-year-old Pat National League: Lopes, LA S3; I called her this morning I told David Knight is out for six yielding to Rich Gossage with Atlanta (^sterly 14) at St. Louis Soderlund-Marshall winner, Helen Leahy. A ’s Vida Blue AWOL Morgan, Cin 49; Brock, St.LC; Cedeno, (Rasmussen 14), 8:30 p.m. cameras with Williams in the Red Sox dugout. Rich Marshall, Mike White vs. Andy her it must be ESP. weeks after knee surgery and two out In the ninth. Gossage Hou 40; Concepcion. Cin and Mangual, Scruton vs. Racine-Gasper winner. Leahy, an All America soccer Montreal (Wartben 66) at Los Perkins, Dick Day vs. Ray Racine, When Rick Reuschel, left, and for Chicago it marked the first time “I have no complaints. That’s James Scott disappeared and earned his 19th save. Angeles (Rau 104), 10:30 p.m. All matches will be best of three player at St. Louis Univeristy, MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Oakland A’s owner Charlie Finley said *"A,^ricaii Uague: Riven, Cai S; A Bob Price vs. Dave Kapian; 11 a.m. - big brother Paul, right, combined in National League history brothers the way the cards are dealt. If hasn't returned to camp after Hairston’s game-winning hit, Pbiladelphia (Underwood 08) at San Another Golfing Oddity sets with a 15-minute grace period joined the Jets last November Thursday the wherealxjuts of star pitcher Vida Blue was not Washington, Oak 3S:Otis,KCS;Remy, Di^o (Friesleben 5-lS), 10:30 p.m. Keith Levin vs. Steve Kelly, Skip to shutout Los Angeles yesterday performed the feat. I’m claimed I’ll have to decide being allowed to stop off at which snapped a 1-1 tie, came after Howfield suffered a series known, although a friend of Blue’s said the pitcher would fly to Cai 3i; Carew, a . New York (Seaver 17-7) at San When talking about oddities in golf, new Herald Slogesky vs. Paul Badeau, Bill Krause allowed. Players must supply can of what to do. But right now I’m Dallas Sunday. Eddie Bell has after loser George Medich (11- of knee injuries. Francisco (Falcone 64). tlK)6 p.m. publisher Ray Robinson noted that some time back South new balls for each match. going back home to my tendinitis in his knee and is 14) yielded a single to Deron Milwaukee today. • , n (Based on most victories) Saturday’s Games vs. Charles Dellatatto, Earl Custer “Bobby has been one of the The A s began a four-game senes here agamst the Brewers National Uague-. seaver, NY 17-7-, African Bobby Locke, while on the PGA tour, found Camposeo may be reached at 643- drycleaning business (in questionable and the starter Johnson and an infield hit by Houston at Chicago vs. Pete Aucoin; 12:30 - Ed Stevens best pressure kickers in foot Thursday night and Blue didn’t make the flight with the club, the Jones, so is-7; Sutton, la it-u; Morton, ClncbinaU at Pittsburgh himself in an unusual predicament. His errant drive 4700 for information. Littleton, Colo., a suburb of could be return man Lou Pic- Bill Melton. Hairston then lined vs. Paul Moss, Mark Jacobs vs. ball, said Jets Coach Charley Milwaukee Sentinel reported. Btuingham, cui i«-, Matiack, New York at San Francisco settled in a sand trap off the green and stopped inside a 'Denver). I've had fun. cone, who is recovering from a to center to score Johnson. George Boser, Ray Cox vs. Giles Typewriters bother Winner. “ We put Bohby on Ron Bergman, a baseball writer for the Oakland Tribune, said Pata^^Mt i»-7; Atlanta at St. Louis, night “ My attitude was that I severe groin injury. “I was looking for a curve Montreal at Los Angeles, 2, twinight paper cup. "The apparent hazard proved to be no difficulty waivers last weekend and he he had contacted a friend of Blue’s in Oakland who said Blue was ks,,. d i i m ; Lee and wise, Bos j m ; thought I wouldn’t make the Tight end Richard Caster also low in the dirt in that Philadelphia at San Diego, night at all as Locke blasted out and the ball dislodged from the wasn’t claimed by any club at sick. Sammy Spear, Blue’s friend, said Blue went to the doctor’s Blue, Oak iwo; Hunter. NY i«-a. H cup — settled on the green, inches away from the pin...EM club this year. After all, Pat’s is questionable and would be situation,” said Hairston, “but Thursday for some pills. He said Blue had a heavy cold and that time. He can still be 15 years younger than I am. he (Medich) gave me a fastball Yeomans, former Trinity College baseball captain and replaced by Willie Brister. swollen feet. Vilas more than fans claimed now. He's a good kicker.” right down the middle.” Finley, reached in Chicago during Thursday night’s game, said member of the Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball The Yankees opened the Umpires, has been a standout for years with Reed he has b ^ n unsuccessful in locating Blue. Construction’s Connecticut fast pitch softball champions. Geiberger leader BROOKLINE, Mass. Vilas, a semifinalist last Czechoslovakia, 6-1, 6-0. “He has not contacted the club or any of its officials,” Finley (UPI) — Since nothing else year, kept the unseeded Estep Laver broke Kodes’ service said. “No one has any reason as to why he is not with the club. We are very concerned. Nobody knows what’s happened.” seems to have worked, off balance all n i^ t with the early to make it 2-0 in the first same variety of qeep ground set. "The two-time Grand Slam with funny golf maybe Guillermo Vilas’ op strokes and drop shots that had winner broke Kodes again at 40 Colts ready for Steelers MAJOR M B’s ponents should try playing in rebound 19th HOLE carried him past Jose on a perfectly placed drop shot. LEAGUE Baling Kit FORT WORTH, Tex. (UPI) - A1 Geiberger said he with a typewriter. Higueras, 6-2, 7-5, and Paulo Kodes held service to make it 5- NEW YORK (U P I)-T his with an ankle injury. Joe Chargers beat the San Fran FACTORY REBATES played funny golf Thursday, but nobody else was laughing Vilas, the young Argentinian Bertolucci, 6-4, 6-3. 1, but did not win another game. could be the night the Gilliam could see considerable cisco 49ers 20-7. BOXSCORES N6w with the purchase of any to nip Merchants — least of all Jack Nicklaus. with the strong serve and Earlier in the day Vilas’ Seventh-seeded Raul Pittsburgh Steelers start ac action. A crowd of only 18,764 saw the devastating ground strokes, ad The Steelers also will be Oiargers get their first victory Ellington Ridge Nicklaus, cruising alone closest friend on the tour, Ramirez of Mexico eliminated ting like Super Bowl cham shot back, were Hale Irwin, vanced to the quarterfinals of without defensive tackle Ernie in three pre-season games. Oiicago New York UP TO $300 ON Whirlwind* rotary mower, front late in the first round of Sweden’s Bjorn Borg, pounded ninthseeded Harold Solomon of Down 6-0 before even coming to bat in the first Inning, Ladies — Member-Guest — who usually plays well on the the U.S. Professional Tennis pions. ' Holmes but will be getting back Fonts had an eight-yard TD ab r h bi ab r b bt the $250,000 Tournament out a 6-2, 7-5 win over Florida’s Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., 6-4, 6-3. Kelly rf 2 0 0 1 Alomar 2b 4 010 Moriarty Bros, just beat total darkness last night as well Low gross, Mary Heslin-Rene tough courses, and Bob Championships Thursday night, . The Steelers have played wide receiver Lynn Swann and pass to Pat Curran and Jeffrey Players Championship, saw his Eddie Dibbs to advance to the Ramirez, using a strong net Dent ss 4 0 0 0 White If 4 0 0 0 Buy a new Whirlwind by Moser 82; Net, Jo Chupas-Judy Dickson, who hasn’t been bothered more by the typing in three pre-season games and comerbaqk Mel Blount. threw a 23-yarder to Gary MOST MODELS! as West Hartford in the opening game of the best of three- chances for the opening round third round. game, broke Solomon’s serve in Orta 2b 3 0 0 0 Bonds cf 4 0 0 0 Toro*. Get all the Tartaglia 65, Mindy Kaplan- playing well anywhere lately. the press box than his op have yet to beat a National Mike (hirtis, one of the few Garrison. Wersching had field DJohnson lb 4 11 0 Munson c 4 110 game semifinal playoff set in the Hartford Twilight lead scuttled because of foot- Borg, the No. 2 seed, had no the fifth game of the first set engineering and safety J e rri K aufm an 66, C laire TTiree more players came in ponent’s shots. Football League opponent. Colts left from their recent goals of 21 and 37 yards. Hendersn cf 4 0 1 0 NetUes 3b 3 0 2 0 League. deep grass alongside the 17th trouble handling Dibbs, using and again in the first game of Melton 3b 4 0 10 Piniella rf 3 0 2 0 NOW AT features that make a Toro more runs tallied. Keating-Natalie O’Brien 67, with two under 68s — Brian They had to rally in the final The final score was 9-8, pinch Vilas, the top seed in the drop shots effectively. Borg the second set to move into the glory days, will start at middle In news from , the camps Hairston If 4 0 11 AJohnson pr 0 0 0 0 aToro*,anda/ree ' The locals didn’t quit by any Gretchen Mason-Linda Sorre; fairway. Allin, Jim Wiechers and Mike $100,000 tournament, continued quarter to defeat the College linebacker tonight. Thursday, the New York Jets runner Dave Bidwell managing "I think we should have won the second set with the quarterfinals. Nyman If 0 0 0 0 Chamblss lb 4 0 2 1 bagging IoLSm for means, getting one run in the Longest drive — Jo Chupas and Wynn, Back in the pack came his record of not having lost a All Stars in their opener and Marchibroda said Curtis didn’t waived 38-year-old veteran Maydh 2J 10 Williams dh 3000 to touch home plate just before rough, but this stuff was aw first service break of the set. Jamie Fillol of Chile upset ICHORCHES MOTORSI yourself. Limited time first, two in the second and tied Doris Carpenter; Closest to pin many of the notables competing set, dumping Mike Estep of since then have dropped close play in the Colts’ first two pre kicker Bobby Howfield, who led Downing c 4 0 2 0 Stanley ss 3 0 0 0 complete darkness enveloped ful,” was Nicklaus’ assess The match ended with Dibbs 14th-seeded Stan Smith, 6-4,.7-6. Kaat p 0 0 0 0 Medich p 0 0 0 0 the score at 6-all with three in on 17th — Gretchen Mason and in this event which players and Dallas, 64, 6-3. decisions to Philadelphia and season games because, “we the AFC in scoring in 1972, and the St. Thomas diamond. ment. "I don’t see how people netting a backhand after Borg Fillol utilized a strong net game Oakland. Gossage p 0 00 0 KW 197$ DODGE DUT 4-DOOR SEDMI the third. Rita Gotta. officials alike hope to make one Several times, the clattering know what he can do and we installed second-year man Pat ToUls 31 2 7 2 Totals 32 1 8 1 The two clubs will square off walk through it. You could lose served to his weak side. and soll(l ground strokes in the Two runs in the fourth sent of the world’s major cham of typewriters in the press box Tonight the Steelers are in wanted to see the younger kids Leahy as their regular kicker. Chicago 001 000 001-2 Stock no. 5274, 225 5-cyllndtr andliw, vinyl Intorior, ditc again Saturday afternoon at small children in the stuff.” Fourth-seeded Manuel match, played during an the MB’s ahead but the pionships. about 75 feet from the court Baltimore to face a young Colt play. Mike is what I guess you Cleveland waived two-year New York 010000000-1 brakM, automatic Iranamitalon, raar window dofoggor, In* FREE 4:30 at St. Thomas and should Rather than lose a small Orantes and fifth-seeded Rod evening rain shower. E-Piniella, Hairston, Melton. DP- Merchants battled back to Gary Player and Arnold caused Vilas to pause while the team rebuilding under new could call the old man of this veteran defensive lineman aldo hood raloato, radio, wwt, doluxo whool covora. Uat ap Folding the Merchants win, the two will child, Nicklaus lost two strokes Laver also advanced to the In other matches. Bob Lutz coach Ted Marchlbroda. Chicago 3, New York 2. LOB-Chicago 7, Idt counter twice in the top of the Women's Amateur Palmer stay^ fairly close with fans shouted at a well-known team. He’s our team leader and Mark Rgenfritz and Pittsburgh New York 6. prox., $4141. return Sunday at the same to par on the hole and fell into a quarterfinals. Orantes won by took a pair from Karl Meiler of Marchibroda once was a for easy sixth to knot matters. 71s, but at 73 came Billy local writer to stop. a great teacher and inspiration traded tight end John McMakin SF-Kelly. hour. second place tie behind default when South African Germany, 6-3, 6-3, and quarterback for the Steelers A walk, Steve Chotiner’s Nancy Narkon fashioned a 54- Casper, Gene Littler, British “ I know it bothers the other to the younger players.” to Detroit for a draft choice. ip h r er bb so Special price Including Play was halted after six in Geiberger. Cliff Drysdale became ill and Maryland’s Jim Delaney nipped and was involved in what has to Kaat w m 82-3 8 1 1 1 1 ...... W W W W single and an a throwing error hole score of 151 to 251 to place Open champion Tom Watson players a lot too,” Vilas said In the only other games The New-York Giants dealt your factory rebate nings but for better than two Geiberger produced a four Laver, who has won the U.S. Germany’s Jurgen Fassbender, be one of the great personnel Gossage 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 which enabled Bidwell to score tie for eight place in the State and last w eek’s H artford later of the typing. “ I know tonight. New England is at running back Leon McQuay, a Medich L IM4 9 7 2 1 4 2 previous hours the American under par 66 over the heat- Pro title five times, thumped 3-6, 7-6, 6-4. blunders of all time. sent everyone home as the Women’s Amateur Golf Tour winner Don Bies. what they (the writers) were Philadelphia and Oeveland at Canadian League star who Save-Gossage (19). HBP-by Kaat Division champions from seared, rough-lined Colonial llth-seeded Jan Kodes of That came when the Steelers NEW 1975 DODGE DART 2-ROOR CINIPE umps called a halt to play. nament at Glastonbury Hills. Another Who’s Who appeared doing, but they weren’t Washington. On Saturday, never made it big in the NFL, to (Piniella). Stock no. 50003, 6 cylinder engine, 3 speed on the floor 2 Manchester had their hands TTie winners had just seven Other Manchester players Country Club course to take the in the 75 slot — Tom Weiskopf, decided to keep Marchibroda New England for a draft choice. T-l:56. A-10,012. full. watching the match.” Chicago meets St. Louis at IrenemiMlon, redio, cigarette lighter, Inside hood release, hits, two each by Chotiner and scores were; Esther Burnham lead by himself. 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City at Detroit, Oakland at couldn’t get a batter out and the last inning to retire the last The Steeler quarterback sit left trailing, 4-0, and Jeff Namath appeared in the win Atlanta and Houston at Denver. two batters and get credit for NEW AVEN (UPI) - The uation, apparently settled last The New York Jets take on the FOLIAGE PLANTS QUALITY USED CARS Grunwald came on in relief and the win, his fifth against no New York Jets, winners of their over Minnesota blit sat out the season when Ten7 Bradsluw put out the fire but not until two Jets’ victory over the St. Louis New York Giants at New Over 140 Varieties! defeats this season. last eight football games, will took them to the Sujgar Bowl, is Haven, Conn., Sunday. 1974 DODGE Cardinals. unsettled again, mainly $2995 2 be looking for their first victory In Thursday night’s only • Areca Palms Price^from W Ton PIcItup, standard transmission, low miles, foot bed Exclusive in four years in their seventh 'The Giants, who defeated the because of Injuries. 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Swim Club member when Chris medley, fourth, 220 freestyle; 7:2.5 Red Sox vs. While able to quarterback. If Namath can’t play, the MORIARTY RROTHERSi This Week^s Special! White captured the 110-yard fifth, 55 backstroke. All three Sox, w t k ; Namath suffered a muscle starting job will go to John $200 REBATE ON Haven’t done widiou^ breastsroke event in the 13-14 were in the age 10 and under 7:3S Yanks vs. Angels, strain in his rib cage last week “J.J.” Jones, who has been Now Giving Tromondous POHED RIISES 1975 VANSI age group in the Connecticut group. WINK and said he still had quite a bit listed .as the fourth-string Toro long enough? ” 11:00 ,Mels vs. G iants, quarterback through training REO. *5** ® ALLILL COLORS LARGE SELECTION FOR AAU long course championship Peter Manning placed second of pain in the area "Thursday. Savings On All Now •Toro trademarb WINK camp. 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Rick Blodgett, Tim EJlis, Dave 25, at 6 p.m. All candidates 26 (Frank Stone 8). MON.-SAT. 9 to 5:30 (CLOSED SUNDAYS) Sports members, front row, left to right, placed were; Dana Clough se Beth McDonald, sixth, 220 free; must have had a doctor’s Six Pack forfeits to the 9:(KI (22, 30) Rams vs. Rrure Winot, George Russo, Norm, Wells. cond, 220 individual medley; seventh, 440 free. All three physical in order to participate. Kingsters. third, 200 freestyle, fourth, 110 were in the 15-18 age bracket. Kills Vittner, Don Maxim, Dave Vittner, : -i . . w PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. August 22, 197^ NOTICIS 1 •«- Loft end Found 2 — Poroonali . I — Annovfictmontt 4 Entortalnmoni ; — Aualoni FINANCIAL 6 — Bondi'StocktrMortgagai and delivery plus other 9 Ptraonal Loam general duties, pri 10 ^Jniuranca CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUMMER YOUTH own car, mileage _ paid.. Good EMPLOYMENT opportunity for advancement. 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LOW LOW 30’t. show tonight annual Senior Citizen Youth happy tired. great success and are working 31 Services Offered 32 Paiming-Papering Experienced heat treater Reettore ^ MLS UNBELIEVABLE OPPORTUNITY — Large rooms, F ield Day and P icnic In After the activity period, very hard toward that goal. 33 — Buildlng*Contractlng Smrn m Offies M7-I1N offered in this 4 bedroom home, featuring, formal dining, Tonight will be a new innova Shirley Giraitis will also give PLEASE READ wanted by small established EquMi Housing Opportunity Manchester, sponsored by SAM varied entertainment was very And so it was, that on this day 34 » Roofing-Siding applainced kitchen, paneled family room with glasa tion for Sununer Activities in some melodious vocals. 35 — Heatlng-Plumolng division of large company. One and the Human Services well received, and at the same the second annual Senior 36 — Flooring person operation, specializing Manchester as it unveils its Brian Sullivan and Maureen YOUR AD alidera overlooking large yard. Great for the growing Department of Manchester. time, delicious hamburgers, Citizen-Youth Field Dayand 37 — MovIng-TrucKIng-Storaga Classified ads are taken over in tool stwls. All fringe benefits CENTER OF TOWN, Tierney each plan to give the 36 — Services Wanted family. first ever SAM variety show. with all the “fixins,” soft Picnic came to a very the phone as a convenience. company paid. Apply at Noble aluminum sided, Colonial, com audience some nice folk tunes, The purpose of this was to The show will draw from a wide show that elderly and youth drinks, and ice cream were successful close, thanks to the MI8C. FOR SALE The Herald Is responsible for & Westbrook, 20 Westbrook pletely remodeled by owner- while Joanie Whitmore wilt 41 _ Articles for Sale only one Incorrect insertion and range of ages and areas in could enjoy a day of fun, games, being served up through the youth who put so much time and Street, East Hartford, Conn. Duilder. Super kitchen with all sing both folk and gospel songs. 42 — Building Supplies then only to the size of the Manchester. Alt will put on and fellowship. From the courtesy and generosity of effort into planning It. I am 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs 06108. An equal opportunity appliances. Priced to sell. T.J. IRICHARDS & KEHMNN original Insertion. Errors which Ed Klucewicz will sing “Alice’s 44 — Livestock employer. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. their talents tonight at Mt. smiles on the faces of the large many local merchants. reasonably sure that I can do not lessen the value of the Make some MLS 528-9546 Restaurant," Judy Staddon will 45 — Boats A Accessories Nebo from 8-10:30 p.m. Rain majority present, the efforts of It was estimated that there speak for those of the Senior 46 ~ Sporting Goods advertisement will not be cor '.'.'.'.'•W.H.H.M.I.H perform her modern dance, rected by an additional Inser one happy SITTER for six year old girl for MANCHESTER- West side date is Sun. Aug. 24. the tireless young SAM com were well over 300 present Group and say that we were 47 » Garden Products Mrs. Maher will give her ver 4Q _ Antiques tion. Today — before and after school, Cape, fireplace, rec room, for A variety show it will truly mittee were well rewarded. ranging In ages from 5 or 6 to, happy to have been some help. 49 — Wanted to Buy sion of “ Beyond the Reef” and Buckley School, Manchester. mal (fining room, extra clean. MANCHESTER - New on the JUST LISTED - all brick apart be, with acts ranging from Lee Weatherwlse, it had not been well. I’m sure it’s safe to say Let’s all look forward to a Call 643-2711 643-7053, evenings. Deep lot, big two-car garage. ment, three units, owners Aceto’s gymnastics, to the the fabulous Sunshiners will RENTALS market and never lived in six 2 there were some among us well 52 — Rooms for Rent Price just reduced to $36,^. apartment has three bedrooms, come up with a musical treat looking too great, but Mother bigger and better one next year, room Ranch with three Alley Cat, performed by senior into the 80s. if t ^ t ’s possible. 53 — Apartments tor Rent BABYSITTER Wanted - in my Call Warren E. Howland formal dining room, fireplaced for everyone. Nature sm il^ on us and from 54 _ Homes for Rent bedrooms, dining room, kitchen citizens, Mrs. Vice and Mrs. ’The scavenger hunt and raffle ADVERTISING home, Tuesday through Satur Realtors, 643-1108. with dishwasher and disposal, living room. Second floor has Scott Gray of WINF plans to noon. Senior Aides and SAM Many thanks to the local SSi— Business for Rent Rothcamn. Ron Sloan will put aides were busy setting up concluded the activities, and merchants who were so 56 Resort Property tor Rent day, includes light aluminum siding, baseboard two, one bedroom units. Call us emcee the whole affair. Frank 57 _ Wanted to Rent HARTFORD - Neat and clean on an Elvis imitation with his the prizes — they were very housekeeping, call 289-2625. heat, only $43,56(1. Wolverton today! Century 21, Phyllis Philopena will be stage hand registration tables, raffle generous in donating to this af 56 — MIsc. for Rent RATES starter home, 2-family, 3-3. Jackston Agency, 646-1316, 649- imitation band. Terry Sullivan well worth the taking home by fair. ’Thanks go also to the Agency, Realtor 649-2813. and Joe Sinnamon is going to be tables, ping-pong, P.A. system, AUTOMOTIVE 1 day •9( word per day MAIN STREET PERSON FOR housekeeping New furnace, ideal for young or 8782 , 646-3313. and Gary Zito will put out some the lucky winners. 3 days ea word per day handling the lights. Prospective etc. entertainers who were the 61 — Autos tor Saia and cook’s helper, full time, old. Only, $27,000. Wolverton TALCOTTVILLE- Main Street, good instrumentals on piano Enjoy field day As is most usually the case, it More than once during the “Sunshiners,” directed by Ida . 62 ~ Trucks for Sale 6 days 7c word per day audience members should bring 63 -- Heavy Equipment for Sale 26 days 6c word per day Laurel Manor, 649-4519. Agency, Realtors,- 649-2813. old Colonial styled two-family and trumpet, respectively, afternoon people mentioned MUSICAL BAND a lawn chair or a blanket to sit took a bit of doing to get ac Cormier, Shirley Giraitis, ‘"rhe 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles 15 WORD MINIMUM 6-6 with three bedrooms. Two- 2 Steve Girelli will play "Sad (Left to right) Susan Green, Jane Sherman, and Betty Lamoureaux were just a few of the that they had second thoughts 65 ^ Caitipers-Trallers-Mobile Manchester Armory tivities in full swing, but from Sunshine,” featuring (ionrad Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch car garage, close to highway. COVENTRY Lisa" and "Wild World," and young people and senior citizens who found themselves playing together last Sunday at the about participating in some of Homes Business Opportunity 14 then on it was a most happy Boudreau, Bob Berger, and 66 — Automotive Service 3310 Main Street, Manchester * Wolverton Agency, Realtors, sight. Senior Citizens enjoyed the activities but then found David Zetela, and Ilga Paups.— 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease____ 32,500 649-2813. Senior Citizen-Youth Field Day at Center Springs'Park. (Photo hy Spano) $100 WEEKLY possible, stuf Remodeled six room Cape ping-pong, Frishees, them more fun than they’d had Helen E. Bumford Sept. 6 Dancing 9., W (X )d e d ana Wonderful is this fing mailing circulars for mail with aluminum siding, central BOLTON- Custom built raised acre building lot in area of in awhile. order firms I represent. Send B.Y.O.B. location. Will take your home Ranch, on over an acre, huge beautiful homes. Cpil Carlene For tickets or Information call Mrs. Roy Miner self-addressed stamped in trade. kitchen,with built-in oven and □ N O T IC ES envelope. R.I. Grant, Dept. McGlone 649-5306; eves. 742- or Mrs. Stephen Narsavage, Bolton range. Three bedrooms, 2^4 TM, P.O. Box 344, Weatogue, T.J. CROCKEH baths, 2-car garage, $54,500. 9213. Conn., 06089. Lost and Found 1 Bolton Football Association Realtor 643-1577 Wolverton Agenc", Realtors, EQUAL MOUSING OPPORTUNITY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 649-2813. SAM holds conversation with police BARROWS & WALLACE LOST - Brown, male, medium. Situation Wanted 15 Sartor related how, at one M m chnM r IMm Hi««n Hailtai* prevented, many graduates will Out-of-town students Same standard size mixed breed dog. vicinity S4*-S30t 357 1515 7Zi-SS1S possible from reports of sworn duty of upholding the nan said, “our system here has young people’s event, two girls NEW DUTCH COLONIAL- (Editor's note: This article spend the night driving around Chief Lannan picked up on the They said that the same stan Green Manor. Tag 5998. Call • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Happy Birthday STRONG young man graduation night activities, law. The result was that in been a nnodel for the state.” took a very drunk friend away specializes in lawn mowing, Seven spacious rooms, three MANCHESTER & VICINITY came out of a talk that took looking for some kind of action, subject of trouble caused by dard applied to all: “ When we 649-5039 or 566-3019. Help Wanted 13 bedrooms, fireplaced family cidents were small in number, Both were quick to add that from the event and into the garage cleaning and painting. ★ REDUCED four bedroom MANCHESTER - Con place in Manchester Police Lannan stated that his “mission increasing their chances of kids from out of town, as on room off kitchen, aluminum dominium - $36,000, three there were many private par this does not mean young peo see It (illegal activity), we stop woods so that the police LOST - Savings passbook 038-0- ATTENTION Demonstrators - \ ALICE “DARLING” Billy, 646-2999. Colonial, Owner leaves September 1, Chief Robert Lannan's office, is not to go to war with the being involved in an accident, siding, two-car garage, high %- Must sell, low 40’s, Call us today! bedrooms, two full and two 1/2 ties at homes where parental graduation nights. In checking ple are not brought to account, it.” Lannan said less problems 01119-7, Hartford National Bank Toys and Gifts. Work now thru i between SAM page editor young of this community.” wouldn’t find her. Police acre wooded lot with fabulous all brick baths, family room, and wall- supervision was available, and especially if they are in out people and cars this past but th a t >they re aliz e the are generated at a ball game Dwember. Free Sample Kit. • RELIABLE COLLEGE woman ★ JUST LISTED Lt. Sartor added that noticed the girls going into the and Trust Co., Manchester view. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. apartment, one unit has three to-wall car^ting throughout. George Sweetnam. Later on, there were no injuries and no toxicated. Lannan replied that graduation, police found many problems are much more than a SAM concert, and Sartor No experience needed. Call or : You are my Hapiness looking for painting or odd jobs. public relations officer meetings had been held in an woods, and when they went in to Green Office. Application made brarooms, two uoits, one bedroom, all Plus use of pool, clubhouse, and one was arrested, where, in the he thought, by putting the com known troublemakers from deeper and more complex: added that therefore a police for payment. write Santa's Parties, Avon, : Call anytime, 643-0673. brick, must be seen. Call today. Holyfteld joined the others. The attempt to arrange a party open check. Sartor told, they found MANCHESTER- Seven room all this and no maintenance. past, there has been much munity on notice and having other towns in the crowd at there are 12-year-old response was less necessary at Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. ■ $ 4 9 , 9 0 0 Colonial four bedrooms, subject of the talk ranged from to alt graduates. The major im the drunken friend asleep in a All My Love •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 formal dining room, two fireplaces, Call Avante Realty, for details. damage. many small parties at private graduation ceremonies. The alcoholics, and teen-agers a ball game. Also Booking Parties. ; baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar police handling 6 i post- passe was the liquor no one snow bank where her friends Auctions 5 large lot, extras, Call today. 646-5461, or 646-2801. homes, that parents would potential for fights because of abused in their homes. Sartor Along these lines. Sartor age, carpeting, p(»l, huge deck, graduation festivities to could deny would be present at Getting into more general had left her, and where she ASSEMBLERS and coil; □ EDUCATION APARTMENT RUILDIN6 th r« terms. Sartor said that the watch out for not only their own them was another reason police observed that neglect can cause stated that the police “have had Tom central air-conditioning, $46,- units with attached professional office, policonen as human beings.) such a party, and the illegality might have frozen to death. TO IE SOLO AT winders, must have finger ; centrally located, aluminum sided, NEW AND SPACIOUS - “legal parameters and moral kids, but also any others who wished to avoid uncontrolled rebellion in children, which In complaints about young people, 900. Warren E. Howland The talk began with SAM of it on town property. Sartor ‘Cels a little hairy’ PUBLIC AUCTION dexterity and capable oh fine I ■ Realtors 643-1108. parking available, $90’s. Modern Dutch Colonial and- obligations” surrounding a were at the home. Beyond that, gatherings. Lannan cited the turn causes police problems. that, if they were adults, there Iter Ford aal«xl« 500, SirUil No. 7- Private Instructions 18 Cape. Large bedrooms, referring to Lannan’s much- said every possible means was Another Incident was work. Will train, hours 7:30-4, he simply mentioned once again example of the Teen Center to wouldn’t have been complaints e 54-C1614«a, WadiWMliy, Auginl fireplace in living room, formal tried to negotiate something, gathering like the one in ques The police, Sartor said, unders described in which an officer - starting wage, minimum. Apply SUMMER MANCHESTER- Large seven ★ CENTURY 21 ★ discussed actions on that there had been no arrests illustrate his point about how tand, and try to deal with that. about.” Lennan, using himself 27, 1*70 at 10 a.tn., M orlarty to Able Coil and Electronics, ji:; ORGAN CLASSES - for young dining, laund^ and family tion made it unacceptable. He was trying to take a drug- Brolhara, 315 Canlar 81. ACTIVITIES Happy 12th room Ranch, attached garage, Manchester High’s graduation but plans had to be scrapped and no injuries. In addition, he trouble was caused by out-of- Howard Road, Bolton, Conn. 9- -rj and old, by experienced Phyllis Jackston Agency room on first floor, 2-car gar- said that laws tend to agree Behaviorists are instructing as an example of many Manchaatar. large lot, storage shed. A night. The reports afterward because there was no way to poisoned youth from Center IN M AN CHESTER teacher, starting September 9, CALL u s TODAY noted that the trouble at large, towners. Describing bow fights police in reasons for illegal ac policemen, mentioned that he 12 a.m. :¥ BIRTHDAY Manchester Green area, $36,- ^ e , located on Grissom Rrad, control the alcohol. The ul with general social norms, and Springs Park to the hospital, ______£______J;; (SAM) first lesson free, call now, 643- 646-1316 describing the police action as a uncontrolled parties came and arrests were constantly had three'teen-age children of 900, owner, 643-6882. Forest Hills area. Available im timatum which finally had to be the parents of the town did not tivities, and for the behavior of and his car was pum m el^ by 9819. m ediately. $53,500-$54,900. “game” with the graduates to mainly from out-of-towners, taking place there until police his own, and said no one was CHURCH Secretary -% TODD 649-6782 • 646-3313 issued, banning any such large approve of such a party. That is the young in general. other youths. With an un Bonds-Stocks-Mortgsgos 8 Manchester. Applicant must be •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I^tthew Allen, Realtor, 872- prevent their having any unan who found less welcome at started checking kids and tur more concerned about these CRAFTS MANCHESTER - FULL party did result in fewer the society the police represent. Program effective characteristic understatement, an excellent tTOist, be able to KORBUSIESKI Schoolt-Cfassas 19 8561: nounced large party on private private parties. ning away all those who didn’t matters than the policemen MORTGAGES, loans first, se- Dormer Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 graduates on the streets, and, The police don’t try to conflict Sartor believes that the Lannan said, “It. gets a little supervise staff and have em- FAIR love, baths first floor family-room or town property have aroused When asked by Sweetnam belong (i.e. didn't come from there. cortd, third: All kinds. Rdalty' WAREHOUSE POINT Ceramic as Lannan pointed out, there with anyone: It just happened Youth Services program has hairy out once in a while.” pathy for, and ability to deal at Center Park, with fireplace, treed lot, walk much sentiment on both sides of why police didn’t prevent the Manchester). The discussion which resulted statewide. Credit rating un Mary classes starting week of were no major accidents or in in this case. They can’t give been very effective, citing the Sartor pointed out, above all, with public. Hours 8:30 a.m. - Saturday, August 23 to Keeney School. $39,900. the fence. large party at Line St. after the After that, incidents were put in this 'article showed how necessary. , Reasonable. Con 4:45 p.m., Monday-Friday. ” September 8th. 7-10 p.m., MANCHESTER & AREA juries. anyone permission to violate examples of kids involved in the policemen are human. Officers fidential, qnick arrangements. Warren E. Howland Realtors Lannan stressed very strong 1974 graduation. Sartor down, and less officers were valuable channels of com Liberal benefits, and salary 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. classes $2. all paints supplied. U the law, he concluded. program who have come to tell often take problem kids into Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 643-1108. $29,900 - RANCH atyled Condominium. Vacant Dwnara ly in his re^xmse that he was Not a challenge responded that there were necessary to watch the area. munication between police and commensurate with Call 623^2. Jacobs raises question the youth services officer that their homes and place them in 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart anxious. Dffara InvKad. “not playing games,” and that The ultimatum had not been “police reasons.” Pressed Also, a recent incidence of van youth can be. experience. Reply with-;? Over 50 craftsmen MIDGET FOOTBALL eeeeeeeesf••••••*••••••••••• Dave Jacobs raised the point they were going to run away jobs. By the same token, he ford. Evenings, 233-6879. $30,900 - RANCH with 2 badroomt, Immaculata condi he bad considered it a “deadly a challenge. Sartor stated, it further, he said that police dalism at Mt. Nebo during a When Sweetnam asked about business and personal displaying their wares. many graduates have made, from home. He said all police added, an officer who has trou references. Box Y, Manchester SIGN-UPS □ REAL ESTATE Stafford Spring$ tion, family room, baaamant garaga, carpaUng, serious matter,” in light of the simply meant that the police were checking out other crimes SAM event was traced to two formal channels of communica MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Lh/e entertainment-food that if a large party is are trained in the psychological ble at home often brings it to Herald. 6 to 8 p.m. at MOVIylRTcGHT IN nice lot. Covantry. fatal accidents that have were prepared to perform their and didn’t have sufficient man Enfield youths who had no tion between police and youth, mortgages — interim financing FREE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• clouded graduation festivities problems of youth. They will work. Putting on a uniform Charter Oak Field, TM* b**utHully d*cor*i*d *nd coffl- $31,900 - RANCH with 3 badrooma, carpating. AvallabI# power to prevent the party with business being there. Lannan other than police action, Lan — expeditious and confidential PUT YOURSELF to woQt. Sell | ADMISSION Homes For Sale 23 in past years. first act to stop criminal con doesn’t make you another per service, J.D. Real Estate Monday-Friday. pl*t*ly r*mo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 22, 19 75- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. August 22, 197^ BY JIM BERRY Autot For Sata 67 Autoa For Sata 67 Autot For Sal* 91 OLT OLR WAY BY N£D COCHRAN Apartmut* For Root 53 BKNJY BUGS BUNNY OLR BOARDING HOLSE with MAJOR HOOPLE THINK A K F YtW ■$tJKF Y&N Wa N T T S 6 0 NEW TWO-FAMILY, first I BETTER CHECK UP SYLVESTER, HOW ARE wa Anthony Pielras cant of St. Margaret Mary late William and Mabel Brown for baridsheirs platform Scadden, and lived In Anthony John Pietras, S3, of Church. Manchester for 35 years before 696 Hilliard St. died Thursday He is also survived by a son, going to Misquamicut four night at Rocky Hill Veterans Anthony J. Roy of South Wind months ago. Plans for a bandshell In time Jay Giles, public works direc- ty of uses it will have. The idea ( Hospital. He was the husband of sor; four daughters, Lynda A. He had been employed as a for the Bicentennial are ■tor, said the site could serve an was rejected. Mrs. Virginia Ballestrini Roy, Ann L. Roy, Karen M. Roy manufacturing engineer at reaching solid form. audience of about 10,000. Pietras. and Mary J. Roy, all of South Hamilton Standard Division of The town Bicentennial Fund raising programs were The committee voted to send Mr. Pietras was bom June 27, Windsor; his parents, Edward United Technologies Corp., Elandshell Committee set Nov. discussed . a letter of appreciation to Burl 1922 in Moosup and lived in the and Louise Drouin Roy of Hart Windsor Locks, for 37 years 15 as a target date for construc The only problem with the Lyons, former publisher of T' Hartford area for many years ford; a brother, Laurent W. before he retired Jan. 1,1974. tion of the shell’s platform. plans that did baffled the com Herald and past chairman < before coming to Manchester 11 Roy of South Windsor; and two He was a communicant of the It is to be built on the mittee members was the name. the committee. He has inovi years ago. He was an Army sisters, Mrs. Linette Ohanian of Church of the Assumption and a Manchester Community Should it be called a bandshell, to Montana. veteran of World War II. He Wethersfield and Mrs. Lillian member of Campbell Council, College campus off Bldwell St. a music bowl, an enlertainment formerly was employed as an Deroian of Fresno, Calif. KofC, Bishop McMahon Fourth in an open area of about 2.5 center, or a monument to the They discussed possible new electrical engineer. The funeral is Saturday at Degree Assembly, KofC, Hart acres. The shell spanning 66 Bicentennial? chairmen but did not name Other survivors are five 8:15 a m. from Samsel- ford; and the Holy Retreat feet would be built early next Someone suggested calling it anyone. ^ sisters, Mrs. Anne Pallein of Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 League. He also belonged to spring. the Salad Bowl due to the varie Manchester, Mrs. Viola Kwiat Buckland Rd., with a Mass at Manchester Square Dance Club of blast Hartford, Mrs. Jean St. Margaret Mary Church at 9, and Hamilton Standard's 25- Gregory of Marltx)rough, and Burial will be in Wapping Year Club. Mrs. Bertha Zavistoski and Cemetery. Other survivors are a Mrs. Milli Lescoe, both of Friends may call at the Zinsser asks full accounting daughter, Mrs. Susan Labrie of Jewett City; and two brothers, funeral home tonight from 7 to Manchester; a son, William F. Joseph Pietras of Brooklyn, 9. Scadden of Manchester; a of Druckman delinquent taxes Conn., and Edward Pietras of The family suggests that any sister, Mrs. Lina Lockhart of Norwich. memorial gifts may be made to Manchester; a brother, William Republican Director Carl Manchester he Would be here meeting Aug. 21,1974, the floors The private funeral is Satur the American Cancer Society, Scadden of St. Petersburg, Zinsser has asked Town last week to discuss toe taxes are buckling, ceiling tiles are day morning with a Mass at St. Research Division. Fla.; four grandchildren and (about $31,000) he owes. Before falling and there Is water Joseph's Church, New London. ManagefWRobert Weiss for a several nieces and nephews. full accounting of delinquent the week was up, he sent word seepage.” Burial will be in St. Mary's Walter H. Scadden The funeral is Saturday at 9 taxes owed by Abraham he was ill and couldn’t be here He said, "I cannot understand Cemetery. New London. Waiter Henry Scadden, 63, of a.m. from the John F. Tierney Druckman on property at 811- until this week. The latest word why Mr. Druckman of New The Impellitteri Memorial Misquamicut, R.I., formerly of Funeral Home, 219 W. Center 821 Main St. (the old W.T. from him is he’ll be here next York City is given special con Home. 84 Montauk Ave., New 13 Courtland St., died Thursday St., with a Mass at the Church week "to go over toe figures.” sideration in paying his taxes London, is in charge of Grant building). at Rhode Island Hospital, of the Assumption at 9:30. Muscular Dystrophy benefits He indicated he disputes the over the rest of the Main St. arrangements. In a letter to Weiss, who is on Providence, R.I. He was the Burial will be in St. James town’s figures. business people and. Indeed, all There are no caliing hours. James Linehan of Hartford (left), project coordinator for vacafioh'tHis week ahd couldn’t husband of Mrs. Kathryn Foley Cemetery. A foreclosure action has been toe taxpayers in the Town of The family suggests that any muscular dystrophy, finds a check for $911.55 in the comment, Zinsser requested a Scadden. Friends may call at the instituted against Druckman’8 Manchester.” memorial gifts may be made to envelope given him by Bemie Giovino, manager of full report at toe Board of Mr. Scadden was bom Oct. funeral home tonight from 7 to ^ i n St. property. Tax Collec Noting in his letter to Weiss, the American Cancer Society, Manchester’s Brunswick Parkade Lanes. The check Directors’ Sept. 2 meeting. He 18,1911 in Waterbury, son of the 9. tor James Turek has explained “ You continue to tell us that 237 E. Center St., or to a charity said he wants also, “ a complete represents proceeds of fundraisers at the local bowling that state statutes specify the everything possible is being of the donor's choice. report from toe building depart facility, including a 48-hour bowiing marathon last ment afiilwtfec, health depart tax liens can’t be llft ^ until all done (to collect Druckman’s Three women charged weekend, league tournaments, an auction, bake sale, car ment plus a r e ^ r t from toe delinquent taxes are paid. back taxes and do something wash, and magic show. The check will be presented of town fire marshal on the sub Commenting on the condition about the condition of the Joseph R.C. Roy of toe building, Zinsser stated, building),” Zinsser said, “ Well, ficially on the Labor Day Weekend Jerry Lewis Muscular ject property.” SOUTH WINDSOR - Joseph in shoplifting case Dystrophy Telethon. (Herald photo by Pinto) Druckman, who resides in "N ot only is toe building an if that is the case, 1 want to see R.C. Roy, 48, of 388 Abbey Rd., New York, had sent word to eyesore but, as reported at a toe proof.” owner-operator of the Roy Mfg. Caldor's store employes 56 Pearl St. were both charged Downtown Action Committee Co. of South Windsor, died caught three women there with third-degree larceny. Thursday at Hartford Hospital. Thursday at 7:45 p.m. shoplif The charges stem from the He was the husband of Mrs. ting in a slightly different failure of Ms. Hutchins, a Odgen Brook project « r s s 7 Anita Joseph Roy. manner, police said. Caldor clerk, to charge toe Need Insurance? Mr. Roy was bom in Hartford other two women toe full price Ogletree M. Carroll, 38, of goes out to bid soon O w 40 Tsars of UnsxosHsd Sanies and lived in that area for many East Hartford was charged for their purchases, police saif ABOUT CALL ME FOR ALL YOUR O p e n 24 Hours Dally years before coming to South with fourth-degree larceny. They were relea s^ on their TOWN INSURANCE - LIFE, Windsor in 1960. He was an Maygret J. Grant, 17, of 73 promises to appear in Common VERNON The mayor said he sees no FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE ACCIDENT, HEALTH and problem in this area as toe Army veteran of the Korean Orchard Hill Dr., South Wind Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford The engineering work is DISABILITY wetland regulations are Conflict. He was a communi sor and Lisa G. Hutchins, 17, of Sept. 15 in East Hartford. about completed and the Ogden Brook drainage project will go designed to protect people from building in wetland areas in toe Members of Campbell Coun Mobil SHARON STORRS out to bid within toe next few REPRESENTATIVE days. Mayor Frank McCoy said first place. cil, KofC, will meet tonight at HEATING OILS 1 MAIN STREET The project will mean just 7:30 at toe KofC Home and Self-supporting ice center today. MANCHESTER, CONN. The residents of the diverting toe brook, he said, proceed to the John F. Tierney OIL BURNER A Worcester Rd. area, off Thrall and it will not have any Funeral Home, 219 W. Center HEATING INSTALLATION Days, 9 am-11 am 644-i unlikely, say consultants Rd., have had a problem with detrimental effect on the en St., to pay respects to toe late 643-5135 12-3 pm ..... backyard flooding for several vironment. Walter Scadden, a member of 10 pm-8 am . the council. 315 Csmsr SI. Manchsstsr VERNON toe potential revenues from toe public sector drops out almost years however, original plans to correct the problem met with The likelihood of Vernon ice skating component and $6,- entirely, while the hockey and disapproval of some residents having a self-supporting ice 600 from toe proposed dance figure skating sectors are con fined to instructional clinics. who felt too much of their sports center is dimming, a center and community facility. backyard areas would be taken Crash brings arrest report just released by toe con Knight estimates toe total Knight advised toe mayor to complete it. sulting firm of Booz-Allen & capital and operating costs to that the market demand, at toe Mayor McCoy said an ease Hamilton indicates. be $1,468,200, based on a present time, indicates toat the ment agreement has now been John J. McCarthy, 60, of 190 went through toe intersection of In June the Town Council previous study by the Carlisle- facility could not be self- sustaining at least for the next worked out to the satisfaction Vernon St. was charged with Welcome PI. and struck two gave the firm latitude to com Edwards firm and toe purchase of toe abutters and money has operating under toe influence cars. The collisions severely plete toe study on toe feasibility of five acres of land. three or four years. He been appropriated from the and unsafe tires in connection damaged toe front of the car of a self-supporting ice facility He said this estimate would suggested that alternative financing methods be explored. Downstream Drainage Fund, to with a three-car accident driven by Julius Jahnke, 27, of for toe town. need to be further developed in do the work. Tuesday at 9 p.m. on E. Middle Oak Grove, Coventry and then When such a facility was dis conjunction with design Mayor McCoy said he will The town now has to apply for Tpke. at Welcome PI. in front of toe left side of toe car driven by cussed some three years ago, drawings and specific site probably call a special meeting the Mott’s supermarket. Caroline Quish, 44, of 140 locations. of toe Town Council and toe Ice a Wetlands permit to the one of toe provisions was that it Police are still investigating Elizabeth E)r. He further said that total an Facility Study Committee to go Conservation Commission would have to be self- but did say toe McCarthy car nual net costs are estimated to over the detailed report before which has jurisdiction over the supporting, and other than the westbound on E. Middle Tpke. A Jahnke passenger, Barbara be $243,025. The breakdown of any other decision is made. Inland-Wetland regulations. HELEN STARKIWEATHER CHARLOTTE HUEBNER $16,000 expended for the Jahnke, 30, was taken by am this would be $155,725 for an feasibility study no other bulance to Manchester nual cost of construction and taxpayer money would be used. Memorial Hospital with facial $298,800 operating costs. Tlie revenue bond method of lacerations. She was treated Announcing He said with the total revenue financing was recommended and released. Ms. Quish and figure of $211,500, it would that Helen Starkweather and Charlotte Huebner and this would not involve tax McCarthy were also treated for mean the net annual cost dollars. minor injuries. have joined our staff at Your Star Dust Beauty Salori, In a letter that accompanied (negative cash flow) of toe MUFFLERS 30 La Fayette Sq., Rockville. the report filed by George proposed center is projected to The Jahnke and McCarthy We are open Monday thru Saturday also Knight of the company’s be $243,025. cars were towed from the Thursday'and Friday Evenings. deveiopment research division, Knight further said that scene. McCarthy was released You may make an appointment by calling 875- he said, “ While the final con modification of the concept to a INSTALLED on a $150 non-surety bond for Most Ford, Chavys 2752 clusions of this report are not as single rink, instead of a double, court Sept. 9. i positive as reflected in toe and without the accessory and Plymoutha. earlier study, we feel they are center, would not reduce the Comparabla pricas realistic in light of the present conventional construction costs on all other and immediate past operating sufficiently to result in a Mufflers. experience of both public and positive cash flow. Free estimates - Master Charge - BankAmericard - MobH private ice facilities in the He said there is strong ZeUARANTEEOV!17.97 Hartford area. market support during the COAST M u ffle r “ There appears to be little winter months but minimal sup TO NERICAN port during the summer. likelihood of an immediate COAST Center change in the market. “ During the winter season, Regal Therefore, it appears unlikely there is likely to be strong 'THE Safety Shoe... that there will be sufficient market demand for the We offer convenience along ivith a luperior product. market support to make toe proposed facility from all WITH THE STEEL TOEI proposed Ice Sports Center, major sectors — hockey, figure Corner of Broad self-supporting,” Knight said. skating, and public skating.” and Center Street Mon.-Fri... 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Knight said toe total annual He added, however, “ During Braie-plalad Phone 646-2112 S a t ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. .hexagonal ayalela. revenues from the proposed ice the summer months the level of One-piece moccatin toe. facility are estimated at $211,- support drops dramatically from the witer season. 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