The Weather Cloudy with occasional rain this afternoon and tonight. High'near 70, tow tonight iJlanrI|PHtpr Su^uttm Upralii around 60. High tomorrow 70-75 with chance of showers and thunderstorms MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1973- VOL. XCII, No. 219 Manrhe>ler- 4 CUy of yuioge Charn, T*ENTv.roi,„ paces - Two sections PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Rescuers Race Time To Reach Sub Supeme Court Four Men Trapped Upholds Saden On Ocean Floor Remap Plan Off Florida Coast ?aooo KEY WEST, Fla. (A P)- amassing carbon dioxide. The Navy divers raced against time colder it gets the less effective today to rescue four men, their the chemical absorption is.” ~ Supreme Court today air supply dwindling rapidly, Adm. John Maurer, com uphe d the Saden reapportionment plan for the Connecticut trapped in a midget submarine mander of Key West Naval Sta legislature by a 6-3 vote, assuring continued Republican 351 feet down in the Atlantic. tion, said two teams of divers At first. Navy officials control of the current General Assembly. had been down, one to within 10 ivy: believed the men, whose feet of the sub. But “neither one The plan, which previously had been ruled un research sub was wedged in the (Was able to completely reach constitutional by a federal district court after a r •• wreckage of a World War II the submarine because of the Democratic challenge, was used as the basis for last destroyer, had enough air to wreckage involved and they last them until noon, EDT. But November’s legislative election. The election gave the were in danger of entangling later a spokesman said "now, it themselves.” Republicans control of both branches of the legislature. - / looks like it may be even The elder Link was helping to If the Supreme Court had found the plan un shorter than that.” direct the rescue attempts 20 constitutional, an emergency legislative election might Among those trapped was miles east of Key West. have been necessary. Legal opinions differed about Clayton Link, son of of the sub's Linki who was aboard the Sea designer, Edwin Link. whether a finding of unconstitlitionality would have in Diver, mother ship of the Two of the trapped men were minisub, alerted the Coast validated the acts of the legislat ve session that concluded in a front compartment of the Guard to the emergency Sunday this month. the sub. The other two were in a morning. The plan was developed by a panel of three state rear compartment. The first attempt to lower an Superior Court judges, headed by Judge George A. Saden. Rescuers were faced with the air compression bell chamber prospect of having to draw on It was overturned by a U.S. District Court in March 1972 in with two divers aboard in an ef the vital oxygen supply to in fort to free the craft believed a case filed by state Democrats. The lower court said the First Dny Hospital Fund Donors crease the temperature in the trapped in cables dangling from plan violated the “one-man, one-vote” principle of the U S submarine and enable chemical the wreck of the USS Fred T. Constitution. First day donors to the Master Donor’s Club of the 646-1222 pyI u cannisters to absorb more car Berry failed. Manchester Memorial Hospital Appreciation Fund are Club^Sio hlv f bon dioxide. Democrats had claimed that the plan was also politically It was the first operational left to right, Fred Nassiff, Walter Carter Jr. Joseph S Fdw J h M Smith, Asked about the buildup of gerrymandered in favor of the GOP. But the lower court man and Edmond Parker. Parker president of the HpraiH i ^ ’ Diltus, Manchester Evening test for the bell, an aluminum carbon dioxide in the back sec chamber topped with a plastic paid more attention to the “one man, one vote” issue than tion of the vessel, a Navy Dfenchester State Bank and donating in the bank’s name is 'surance ^ Johli^A ” n^.0 ^ bubble designed to give the the question of political advantage. shown filling in the thermometer representine n m wIiiap!’D'^ William A. Oleksinski, spokesman described it as “ dnnPfpH ♦!,«> .f2,850 Wallace Parciak. Mark R. Kravitz, J. Stewart Johnston divers a panoramic view of the It is quite possible that if the sole question were donated the first day of the campaign to raise $60,000 for baby putting a'plastic bag over situation. the purchase of a new blood chemistry analyser for the Graham L. Clark, Nassiff Arms Company, Merrill its head and slowly being political gerrymandering, it would be non-justiclable (out strangled.” The submarine became hospital. Pledges and donations may be made to the J o f S a T '* Shop. m L l d photo trapped about 10 a.m. Sunday side the court’s jurisdiction),” the court said at the time. Shortly after daybreak Cmdr. hospital by calling Bert Dittus, director of development, while it was on a fishing William Smith said there had research expedition for the « I been radio contact with two Smithsonian Institution in men in the front of the sub and Washington D C. The trapped they had reported the men in men, in addition to the younger Dr, Buckley Writes the rear were still breathing. Link, are Archibald "Jock” "But there is still no response Menzies of Scotland, the sub’s from the two in the back,” 3 * t Summit Begins pilot-commander; and Robert Smith said, explaining this in Li^ly Town History WASHINGTON ( Meek, 27, a marine biologist dicated the two were- un from Santa Barbara, Calif., and President Nixon welcomed domestic controversy over the in the day with Nixon before the conscious. June B. Tompkins Watergate scandal. Albert Stover, a diver and sub Pattern, The History of as the town’s geography __ Leonid I. Brezhnev to the White President returned to the “He was born in Manchester. and Jewish groups also have an Smith said “the critical thing marine pilot from West Palm Manchester, Connecticut,” the Bgeology, the Indians, early land House today for summit talks capital from a weekend at his It has been home to him all his nounced a series of is not the air supply but Beach, Fla. dust jacket is designed with an grants, church history, intended to cement U.S.-Soviet Key Biscayne, Fla., home. life, with all the happy con demonstrations protesting overall gold mulberry tree economic developments,' in relations and accelerate notations of that word. He Brezhnev’s visit and Nixon’s ef motif on a dark green dustrial and political develop negotiations on lasting nuclear fervently hopes that coming arms curbs. forts to increase economic ties background, symbol of the silk ment, he has added frequent generations will find it as plea industry which brought prestige Brezhnev’s helicopter landed with the Soviet Union. Because sant a place to live as he has.” vignettes on individual person Students Play Major of the threat of demonstrations and success to the town. or incidents which make the on the lawn south of the White In his.own words. Dr. William House. tight security has been Dr. Buckiey has taken an book a live and vibrant account. E. Buckley closes the final arranged for the Brezhnev historical fact and made it an It would not be possible to Rain and fog forced cancella chapter of a book he authored exciting account full of adven tion of plans for Brezhnev and visit. Role In Tolland Rites write one chapter on the and which has recently been A rally urging Brezhnev to ture, romance, nostalgia, and Cheney family and let it go at his party to leave the Camp published by the Pequot Press. permit free emigration of VIVIAN V. KENNE.SON education system. She charged humor. As he says in his in that. The early members of the David presidential retreat in the typical life of an adolescent, The book’s sale has been Soviet Jews to the West was Correspondent that the emphasis is off educa troduction, “the historian must family who came to the Maryland mountains by “Vladimir,” who lived all his arranged to coincide with held on the steps of the Capitol In what has apparently tion and on discipline, that be free to comment and inter Manchester not only es helicopter. They had spent the life in the small town and now Manchester’s Sesquicentennial weekend there. Sunday afternoon, with police become a policy, the third students are under too much pret at times.” tablished a thriving silk in attended the “all atomic” high celebration, for appropriately estimating the crowd at 10,000. graduating class of Tolland pressure. But never has Dr. Buckley dustry which gave Manchester The Soviet Communist party school. , enough, the book is^all about chairman and his party were Members of the Young High School yesterday con Stating that schools are dis deviated from the truth of world-wide recognition, they Wegold sees Vladimir as Manchester. Americans for Freedom, a con tinued as in previous years — ciplinary organizations rather Manchester’s story. Besides literally s ^ th e pace of living driven eight miles to Thurmont, basically intelligent with a Entitled “ A New England servative group, demonstrated the students playing thfe major than learning, she continued chapters on such civic subjects standards lor its citizens. As Md., where they boarded two clear perception of the world outside of the office of the part of the ceremonies while that learning should be a their influence was made helicopters at the Catoctin High ' around him, upset by the pet Soviet newspapers Pravda and school officials took a “back process that will be carried out manifest in the fields of educa School baseball field for the tiness of his family and, to a f Izvestia. seat.” throughout a lifetime. Quoting tion. labor standards, employ flight to Washington. lesser degree, the school, The general secretary of the The 133 graduates marched in from published works of ment benefits, culture, — so Dr. The rain had stopped when where nothing is required and Soviet Communist Party the blazing sun to the educators, she continued that Buckley has woven the name of they arrived in the nation’s students may take whatever capital. arrived Saturday on his firk traditional "Pomp and Cir there should be an active Cheney througho-ut his courses interest them. visit ever to the United States cumstance” played by the exchange between student and historical narrative. He has The talks scheduled for the Vladimir would like to major in White House, the Camp David and went immediately to Camp Tolland High School Band, un teacher. environmental science, made a permanent record in D av id , der the direction of musical which future posterity will presidential retreat “in the however, because the people There he conferred for three ■‘‘■'■eclor Henry Kreske. The John Weigold III, valedic-. recognize the inestimable Maryland mountains and the feel their environment is night w ith Rev. Robert Tallent of the F'irSt torian, presentejl an elaborate benefits of a great family to a Western White House at San hours Sunday perfect, no such course if Clerriente, Calif., come against presidential adviser Henry A. ^ p tis t Church gave the invoca original story about'the transi offered. (See Page Twelve) a backdrop of continuing Kissinger, who had met earlier tion. tion of a ficticious agriculturai The story ends tragically as ■-J ' The female graduates wore hamlet, “Vladistaliningradis- the “gray haze, ” gone un white caps and gowns and each tok,” into a boomtown. The recognized as smog, destroys carried a long stem red ros^, story even noted that after the the surrounding mountain while the male graduates wore residents built a highway into greenery and causes rocks to royal blue caps and gowns. “Megotropolis ' and began * loosen and create a landslide to Hundreds of friends and commuting to work, the town’s, envelope “Vladistaliningradis--» families of the graduates filled little bank, unable to handle the tok.” Tf the chairs and banks of the lawn volume of money coming into Dr. Kenneth L. MacKenzie, A Manchester Boy i)ehind the school. town, had to move to a “new superintendent of schools, con- Miss Joan Chorches delivered and larger building.” gratulatejd .loan and 111 the salutatory address which In The 1880s scorched the present American Weigold’s story continued in
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The request to contribute horses must be given liberal vaudeville, and amateur enter reminiscences of old days to the rations of oats the night before. tainments included ^Sesquicentennial of my beloved Many of my schoolmates had “Tableaux” ; for example, my home town takes me back to a never been that far. mother read excerpts from happy boyhood. So it is just North Manchester “Evangeline” in a loud, clear I was bom here in 1882 (Dr. that I am telling about, and the voice, and the curtains parted Whitin’s charge was 810) ; but I social life that centered around from time-to-time to reveal was taken off to New York in the North Congregational changing scenes posed rigidly 1892. So these notes reflect only Church on Main Street. by actors behind a row of big a boy’s recollections of how The Cheney colony with its kerpsene footlights. I* different life was here and then. fine homes, spacious lawns and My playmates were John Author Scans Work In those days there was North impressive well-kept factory Fitch; the Robertson boys, r- Manchester, Manchester buildings were in another world William and Herbert; William* Dr. William E. Buckley of Manchester, historian and Center where the town hall whicji we could drive through Ferguson, Charles Hughes, author, examines book which he recently completed. The stands. South Manchester, when we wfere showing the Laurence Dart, Harlan White, book, entitled “A New England Pattern, The History of Manchester Green, Oakland sights to visitors. But when I Ernest Hilliard, Arthur Manchester, Connecticut,” comes in two editions. The one and Buckland — separate got to Yale, th^ classroom Griswold, Ned Barber. neighborhoods — mutually There were in Manchester in he holds is a bound hard cover book. The deluxe edition is 'seating was ! always // remote to a populace in which alphabetical, so, for four years, the 1880s no telephones, no bound in pure yellow silk. A limited number of the deluxe few had their own horses and I sat next to Russell Cheney. I bicycles, no automobiles, no edition will bear the author’s autograph. The book, with carriages. told hirri that my mother’s public water supply, no V more than 100 pictures will be available during the week of nibther had helped out the bathtubs or flush toilets, no A spur railroad from North Manchester’s Sesquicentennial celebration. It will be on original immigrant Cheney cameras (except in the portrait sale each night of the Sesquicentennial ball at the State Ar Manchester to South family with old shoes and studio), no safety razors, no mory, and at Butterfield’s at the Parkade during the entire Manchester was the only inter clothes. electricity, no street lights, no .... nal transportation. The trip 8 Culture was brought to town phonographs, no movies, no week of the Sesquicentennial. Other locations where the m iles to Hartford was by r by lecturers and singers in wars, no inpome taxes. nr book may be purchased will be announced. (Herald photo railroad; if we took our buggy Joan rhorrlu'H ,|ohn Vieigold III by Ofiara) CJjeney Hall, Apel’s Opera My statistical expectation of or the two-horse surrey, the life was 46 years (vs. 70 now). House furnished occasional Sulutalorian ’ VaU'dirlorian PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Corin., Mon., June 18. W j __ f,
TH E NEW BLACK ^ TA RS mNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jupe 18. 197.1 - PAon- Tupp-p •Hebron Make way for Janet MacLachlan Sheinwold on Bridge Steele Seeks Campaign Changes WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. / FIND BEST WAY Mrs. Porter Takes College Theater Post cases stuffed with $100 bills.” South dealer Robert H. Steele says Congress create a government fund from TO TACKLE SUIT “But shock and outrage is not Both sides vulnerable ANNE EMT for Outstanding Actress of the should immediately act -on his which candidates and party By DICK KLEINER By Alfred Sheinwbid and her family live on East St. in each of five classes and in enough,” the Connecticut Re NORTH year for her portayals of Mrs. the past has won her ribbons bill-to reform campaign finan committees would receive A friend of mine, vice presi Correspondent in Hebron. cluded all different breeds of publican said. “We must ensure 4 KO riding Western saddle; cing laws. matching payments for in HOLLYWOOD- (NEA) dent of a large corporation, is Tel. 228-3971 Peachum in "Three Penny She plans to resume her horses. that such an incident never oc One of the biggest topics of V QJ962 Opera” and Mommy in “The however, she presently is “No American can fail to be dividual contributions of up to an able executive but also lias Mrs. Marjorie Porter of studies towards a liberal arts curs again.” $50, he said. Hollywood party conversa 0 KOI American Dream.” taking English hunt seat riding shocked by the Watergate af something extra going for him: Hebron has been named associate degree at Manchester Susan’s entry placed in the Steele said the present cam tion is: Who is going to be / ♦ 0 105 lessoqs and anticipates, com fair, by criminal acts, by the His father is president of the business manager for the Community College in the fall. top eleven per cent out of 3,712 paign funding system “tempts the first black female star? WEST EAST premiere six-week summer Mrs. Porter also portayed peting' in the future in these secret slush funds, by the suit- corporation. I mentibn this just 4 J 10 9 6 ♦ 8 7 5 4 2 H o r s e w o m a n entries throughout the country, too many people with too much There are those who say season of ’Theatre III sponsored "Bloody Mary” in “South classes. money. to point out that having 973 94 Pacific” and has been Miss Susan Porter, 15-year- and the magazine has sent her a Diana Ross is a shoo-in. by Manchester Community A ninth grader at Rham High His proposal would limit con There are others who sup something extra going for you 0 9762 0853 associated with H ebron’s old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. blue ribbon award of College. excellence. School, Susan plans to continue ILS. Outgains Brazil tributions from any one source port Cicely Tyson. And you is not improper and may even be «R62 *KJ97 Podium Players and the Wilbur Porter of Martin Rd., her judging career. June B. Tompkins to $1,000 for a House or Senate can hear a few votes for helpful. As usual, I have a SOUTH Belletown Players of East has received notification that Although this is Susan’s first Hrasiliu—Thorp are about 98 Mrs. Porter is a recent iiiillion Brazilians today, oom- candidate and $2,500 for beauties like Vonetta McGee bridge hand to illustrate this 4 A3 Hampton. she is a winner in the 1973 award for judging which she Nursery School revolutionary thought. . ^ AK 1085 graduate of Manchester Com Iiarotl with ,6 million when presidential aspirants, Steele and Pam Grier and Denise A non-equity, resident of vignettes from the works of American Agriculturist Pic learned through attending 4-H The Hebron Center Nursery Nicholas. South dealer 0 A 10 4 munity College, having She is a nianager of the. Brazil bocamo imiopeiulont in said the bill also would provide summer stock company, called the popular author and artist. torial Horse Judging Contest. Twilight Horse Judging classes, School, Inc. will hold a meeting Both sides vulnerable 4 A 4 3 received her associate degree school food services in the 182*2. In the samp iipriod, tho for government subsidized More and more, though, Theatre III, will be at R a t^ G, "Carnival” will be ’The contest, sponsored by the she has many ribbons at home of its officers and board on June the Janet MacLachlan bbost- Opening lead — Jack of South West .North East in food service management. Hebron elementary schools, a U . S. population wont from television time to candidates Manchester Community presented July 29-31, and Aug. American Agriculturist for horsemanship in 4-H and 26 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. ers are being heard from. Spades 1 ^ Pass T ro Pass During her studies at the position she had held for four about 10 million to more than for federal office. College (MCC) for the months 5-7 4 NT Pass 5 4 Pass Magazine, required contestants open horse shows. Barbara Desco, Slocum Rd. 200 million. They say she has the beauty South saw at a glance that his college, she received an award and a half years. Mrs. Porter To encourage small con of July and August. Under the At the Goodspeed Opera 5 NT Pass 6 9 All Pass to judge pictures of four horses She owns three horses, and in of a Ross or a McGee, plus slam depended on the clubs. tributions, the bill also would dir^tion of Charles A. Plese, House in East Haddam, “El Opening lead - ♦ J the acting skill of a Tyson. assistant professor of speech Capltan” by John Philip Sousa How should he play to limit the They just may be right. and drama at MCC, the com is playing Monday through club loss to one trick? 6-2; Diamonds, K-Q-J; . Janet played the school pany will stage three modem Saturday with a matinee on Declarer won the first trick Clubs, Q-10-5. teacher in “Sounder,” and comedies. Wednesday, and a 5 p.m. per in dummy, drew two rounds of What do you say? made the part come alive. All performances will take formance on Saturday in addi trumps and then led out the ace Answer: Bid 1-NT. This bid Curiously, even though the place Sunday, Monday and tion to a later show. I^x office: of clubs and a low club. East promises 16 to 18 points in high picture was a . big hit, the Tuesday evenings at 7:10 in the 873-8668. took his two club tricks and the role did little to advance cards, with balanced distribu auditorium on the main campus At Ivoryton, June 25-30, Julie Christie plays the title slam was defeated then and Janet’s career. tion and strength in at least of the college on Bidwell St. In James Whitmore and Audra role in “Petulia,” a movie there. three suits. "It hasn’t brought me a formation and ticket reser Lindley will appear In "The scheduled by CBS-TV South should strip out the in- flood of scripts,” Janet says, Copyright 1973 vations can be obtained by New Mt. Olive Motel” Monday Thursday (June 21) at 9 p.m. important suits to make the General Features Corp. "but I didn’t expect it would. slam. He wins the first spade in It wasn’t that kind of part. calling 649-1683. through Friday with a matinee Janet MacLachlan The first presentation will be on Wednesday and two shows on either hand, draws two rounds It’s only the flashy parts that of trumps, takes the other top lead to other things not the Escaping the stereotype. a comedy. Rated PG, "The Saturday. Box office: 767-8258. spade and then runs the three quiet, understated parts.” Knack” by Ann Jellicoe will Nutmeg Theater in Storrs l[heater diamonds, ending in fiis own TV Notes At the moment, she’s doing Thy Neighbor, in which she’ll “I loathe Archie Bunker,” play July 1-3, and 8-10. - opens June 26 and plays through hand. The play is thus narrowed another quiet, understated co-star with Joyce Bulifant. she says, "and I don’t care The second play will be July 7 with “A Funny ’Thing Schedute part. She’s co-starring with It’s a situation comedy much for Sanford and Son “LUV” by Murray Schisgal. Happened on the Way to the down to the club suit. Drastic changes in society Bemie Casey, Bo Svenson and comedy is new to her al or Maude, either.” Also rated PG, it will be per Forum.” Performances are Leads Low Club which have occurred in this and Stephanie Edwards in though she did do a role once The problem for black ac formed July 15-17 and 22-24 nightly, except Sunday, at 8:15. Jerry Lewis ’Twin Cinema 1, Now South leads a low club century will be explored in an Caldor Shopping Plaza — from his hand. Mind you, he "Maurie,” the story of the on Mary Tyler Moore’s show. tresses today, she says, is The fihal play will be “A Box office: 429-2912. NBC-TV special — “But Is This “Slither,” 7:10-9:10 doesn’t lead the ace of clubs fatal illness of basketball Like that, this will be done- that Hollywood “is still stuck Thurber Carnival,” a number Peggy Fleming tops the show Progress?” — Tuesday, July 31, star Maurice Stokes, and via the live three-camera on the stereotypical black a t Oakdale Theater in Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, first. He merely leads a low at 10 p.m. The program will Jack ’Twyman, his white technique. woman.” Wallingford this week through Caldor Shopping Plaza — one. look at the changing world teammate who raised more If West has both the king and Love Thy Neighbor is an "That was true for black Saturday. Heading the top line "Gamma Rays on Marigolds,” through the eyes of three than $1 million to help him. other adaptation of an En men for a long tim e, too,” bill June 25-30 are Jerry Vale & 7:30-9:30 jack of clubs. South cannot go generations. Janet plays Stokes’ girl glish hit, from the big im she says, “but they’ve grad ’The Gold Diggers. Box office: Manchester Drive-In — “’The wrong. If West has only one friend, an amazing woman porting films, Yorkin-Lear. ually exhausted the black 265-1551. Getawj^,” 8:50; “Prime Cut,” club honor. South must guess ■ ’ Author Truman Capote will who stood by him for his They’re the men who brought male stereotypes and are TV Tonight A' ■ Shakespeare Festival 10:45 i- whether to play the queen or ten last, painful 12 years, until over All In the Family, San getting around to more real State ’Theater — “Save the from dummy. Up to this point, continue his interviews with See Saturday's Herald for > > Theater in Stratford is law enforcement officials in he d i^ . ford and Son and Maude. istic and meaningful roles Complete TV Listings featuring four plays in reper Tiger,” 9:20; “Sterile Cuckoo,” the correct play is neither YOUR MASTER CHARGE, “ Crimewatch” Part II She says her “Maurie” Janet likes Love Thy for men. But not yet for tory through Sept. 2, with per- 7:30 better nor worse than the bad ► ♦♦♦♦eeeee»e»»e»»^! Thursday, June 21, at 11:30 p.m. BANK AMERICARD role is a good part but she women—it’s still very tough formances ’Tuesday througfi Meadows Drive-In — play that South actually made. Neighbor but she isn’t a big to find a good role for a thinks her career may get a fan of the other Yorkin- Sunday at 8:30 p.m. and “Getaway,” 8:45; “Prime South has something extra OR BUTTERFIELD'S CHARGE. black actress.” — 8:00— iOONI “PAPER MOON"_ bigger boost from her sum Lear imports. matinees at 2 p.m. on Cut,” 11:00 going for him when East has mer ABC TV series. Love (3-8-22) NEWS Janet is a New York girl Wednesday, ’Thursday, Satur Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Man both the king and jack of clubs. TECHNICOLOR- PANAVISION' and was an executive sec (18) I SPY in the W ilderness,” 10:50; East wins the first club trick (20) SOUNDING BOARD day and Sunday. Showing this retary in a top New York season are "Measure for “Jeremiah Johnson,” 8:45 and must return a club. If East DUSTIN HOFFMAN (24) SESAM E STREET ANNE BANCROFT public relations firm when Measure,’’ “The Country East Hartford Drive-In — returns anything else. South FAMOUS MAKERS’ SEMI-ANNUAL BRA AND GIRDLE SALE she decided to try acting. (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH “ Bummer,’’ 8:40; “ The can discard a club from his (40) DANIEL BOONE Wife,” “Macbeth,” and “Julius Caesar.” Box office: 375-4457. Hitchhikers,” 10:30 hand and ruff in the dummy, THE GRADUATE Now is the time to stock up on your foundation favprites at tremendous savings. Choose from Gossard, Jantzen, Lilyette, Maidenform, Surprise - 8 :3 0 - Triangle Playhouse in Far East Windsor Drive-In — thanks to the stripping. qq;\theatres ea st (3) CBS NEWS iKkMdiofeoR. KIQOlf tPH( HSHCHESTIASH PSRKSDf*(rt rtSI mington is presently showing “High Plains Drifter,” 8:45; When East does return a club. (aKfctBogniAi*i|C ^ Corde, Vanity Fair, Vassarette, Van Raaite, Warner’s and Youth Craft. Sketched are just some of the savings. DiEGOOD’nMESBOIJ, @ (8) ABC NEWS “Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well "Play Misty For Me,” 10:40 South lets it ride around to the„ unilMCNMO lAIIOOWO CMM'C>4 CI (22-30) NBC NEWS It and Living in Paris,” which Burnside ’Theater — "Carnal dummy. ’This gives declarer a ( xirnal KiKm lcdj^ ’ - 7 :0 0 - plays through June 23. It will be Knowledge,” 7:30; “ The second club trick and thus Also: THE HITCHHIKERS' ckiesand (3) MOVIE followed by ‘"rhe Killing of Graduate,” 9:15 makes the slam for him. ^ Vernon Cine 1 — “Klute,” WHISPERS "Annie Qet Your Qun" (1B50) Sister George” June 28 through EAST HARTFORD- (8) TRUTH OR July 7. Curtain time is 8:40 p.m. 7:20; “Dirty Harry,” 9:30 Daily Question SIDE CONSEQUENCES Box office: 677-9119. Vernon Cine 2 — “Let the As dealer, you hold: twfmM* Av*. IH lM l V. U.S. ROUTE 5 • • DRIVE-IN' ■ 528-7448 | 3 NMT*HOi|pZCMI Good Times Roll,” 7:30-9:15 S1I-31I3I (18) DICK VAN DYKE Dinner and the theater are Spades, K-Q-; Hearts, Q-J-9- ■ m f r m r a n n f HHTHE nnn 1 (22-30) NEWS combined at the Cdachlight U.A. East 1 — “Let the Good (24) LOVE TENNIS Dinner Theatre, Warehouse Times Roll,” 7:30-9:15 e rica n 19th Season <^40) ABC NEWS Point. Comedienne Pat Carroll, U.A. East 2 — “Cries & of cinema, television, and Whispers,” 7:30-9:20 ^ thru Sept. 2 - 7 :3 0 - U.A. 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iKaufltrfitrr Surntn^ lirralJi ; h e r a l d , ^_PACE F.VE Founded OcL i , 1881 Business Bodies Veterans, Elderly Concern s Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square. Manchester, Conn. Of Two Connecticut Solons newspaper by carrier daily before 5 ; 30 KEEP YOUR COOLI 06040. telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Mr-Conditioned Browsing Published every evening except Sun APPOINTED PRESIDENT receipt of a veteran's pension departm ent, 647-9946. NAMED TO BOARD Congress approved the 1972 days and holidays. Entered at the Pascal A. Prignano of 92 A. Paul Berte of Manchester WASHINGTON (AP) - won't be lost by applying for the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Linwood Dr. has b «n appointed has been elected president of Social Security cost-of-living in full increase, he said. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Veterans and the elderly are creases, veterans, recipients of Member of The Associated Press assistant vice president of the the Hartford area group of the Giaimo has urged the com PENNY ANTIQUES cond Class Mail Matter. th e targets of separate other government pensions and CBT Realty Corp., a subsidiary Connecticut Society of Certified pensation and pension subcom measures sponsored by two those receiving Medicaid Jimii» 6t. D.JI iMie PmidMon MkndiMtor ^ 643-0340 Burl L. Lyons, Publisher of CBT Corp. Public Accountants. mittee of the House Veterans' Connecticut Congressmen. benefits were inadvertently The Manchester. Publishing Co. Affairs Committee to adopt his . U.S. Rep. Stewart B. penalized. « assumes no financial responsibility for measure restoring eligibility McKinney, R-Conn., is McKinney said creation of a Subscription Rates typographical errors appearing in adver recommending creation of a lost because of the increases. tisements and other reading matter in joint committee on aging would Payable in Advance INCOME UP joint congressional committee end duplication of efforts for The Manchester Evening Herald. One M onth...... $3 25 to coordinate legislative efforts the elderly by House and Senate Display advertising closing hours, to improve conditions for the Single Copy ...... 15,* Caldor, Inc. has reported a committees. He also said a three full days prior to publication. nation's 20 million senior single panel concerned with By Carrier. W eek ly...... 75^ 21.1 per cent rise in sales for the citizens. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon three-month period ended April programs for the aged would be One Year ...... $39 00 And Democratic Rep. Robert prior to day of publication; 12 noon 28 as compared With the cor more economical than two Six M onths...... $19.50 N. Giaimo wants to give back to Friday for publication Saturday and responding period of the committees with similar func Three Months...... , ...... $9 75 veterans federal benefits that Monday. previous year. tions. have been lost for some “I believe this proposal would because Social Security in harm This period’s net income was provide the full-time approach ; creases have raised their in $266,500 or eight cents per share necessary to keep our elderly ' comes above minimum as compared to $215,425 oivsix citizens from being eligibility levels for the Tackling Inflation cents per share of last year. overwhelmed by the enormity programs. and complexity of federal YOUR GRADUATE Giaimo said that when Presumably there are a number of restoration of the federal income tax programs,” he said. James M. Troy Such a committee could members of the federal bureaucracy surcharge. oversee the administration of busily engaged in hammering out Connecticut and several other states James M. Troy of Watertown, DIVIDEND WORLD ALMANAC present programs and for Phase 4 controls for the American are enjoying revenue surpluses but it president of the Vernon mulate needed new legislation, National Bank, has been ap FkCTS he added. WE HAVE THEM FOR economy. Pascal A. Prignano is doubtful the Congress will stand The board of directors of pointed to the board of direc “Substandard housing for six Hartford National Corp. voted a The question appe.ars moot as to still for the Administration to.cut any tors of Bughaus, Inc., an eight- million senior citizens as \yell Prignano, a graduate of St. quarterly dividend of 45-cents MANCHESTER HIGH whether the economy should be con station service center chain for as rising medical costs are the deeper than it already has into funds John’s University, Brooklyn, p er share payable to Volkswagens. type of problems which can trolled. The issue facing the Phase 4 flowing to the states under grants and N.Y., is a member of the town shareholders of record at the Troy, a graduate of the only be approached reponsibly AND EAST CATHOLIC board of directors and the Hart close of business June 29 on planners is one of how this should be revenue-sharing. University of Connecticut, has through such united efforts," ford County Bar Association. July 20. a BA degree and a MA degree McKinney said in a statement. done. . Flowers In Connecticut — The Yarrow (Photo by Sylvian O(iara) HIGH SCHOOLS... So before the year is out, the tax from Trinity College, Hartford. Giaimo said he was spon Obviously, from the overall aspects relief we all enjoy from state tax law soring a bill to correct the “narrow interpretation of the PENNANT CHARMS 4 3 .5 0 of the current 60-day Phase 3, the changes may be canceled out by a Sterling Silver p r - ' law” that has resulted in higher or desire of the President to move the CHARM RINGS 45,00 federal increase. COMPLETE JUSTICE ON Social Security benefits Gold Filled federal government out of the control THE CUFF The Atlantic Charter was reducing the eligibility of 1X)ND0N (AP) — A project CHARM BEZEL . 44.00 The decision facing the Administra Inside issued by President/Frank- veterans and others for other SCHOOL picture almost entirely has been Capital has been inaugurated for lin Roosevelt and/ Prime federal programs. tion and Congress is not an easy one i CHARM BRACELET 43.50 LETTERING thwarted by his political opposition, INSURANCE people who cannot afford to Minister Winston (Churchill “Pension recipients are suf since 1974 will be an election year. take small^claims to court. A aboard the battleship fering the consequences of ram and COLORS the complexities of the economy M EGAPHONES 44.00 special court has been estab Prince of Wales, Aug. 14, The crux of the issue is whether the Andrea- Tally pant inflation brought about, in itself, and international con Fare Report SERVICE lished by the Westminster Law 1941. The Charter’s prin part, by the affluence and Society Committee to deal with siderations. people really want to control and end ciples renounced territorial prosperity all around them,” complaints from consumers aggrandizement and op inflation. The irony is that if we are to Giaimo said in a statement As hard as it is to accept, the role of Story Behind Freeze Rowland Evans and Robert Novak who feel they’ve had a raw posed territorial changes released Saturday. ultimately free the economy from deal. government in the economy, not as a made against the wishes of He said his bill would A spokesman for the com the people concerned y direct federal controls we, as a peo guarantee that pension rights regulator or watchdog but a partici WASHINGTON ^ The inside particularly of grains and other mittee said more people now sought relaxed trade re political story behind President feeds and foods, where he will be afforded the opportunity won't be compromised by the pant, must underly any Phase 4 plan ple, may have to accept tougher con Walkerism in ^76? strictions and access to raw Nixon’s imposition of a 60-day determines that foreign de to bring their complaints to materials for all nations, planned Socigl Security in trols and make some substantial ning. freeze on consumer prices is mand is driving up prices. court without incuTring huge and advocated freedom creases, and the full cost-of- WESTOWM sacrifices in the interim. the emergence of former For the President, this was a expenses. Only an initial fee of from fear and want. The living increases would be It would appear to us that in this SPRINGFIELD, 111. - Gov.. scarcely disguised. Walker despite media hostility. Walker PHARMACY Secretary of Defense Melvin ticklish foreign relations $12 will be required to cover le World Almanac recalls. provided. The bill also would The days ahead will be a challenge Dan Walker, whose first huh- himself, facetiously or not, has devised the “fly-around” — context, the President is quite correct Laird as Nixon’s strong man matter, with Soviet Party gal costs. CoiJyright © 1U73 stipulate that eligibility for HABTYORD ROAD 643-5230 dred days in office have been a recently told highly popular landing without warning in half Xp\v8jmpi*r iCnterprise Assn. 455 to leadership to rise above slogans, ill- and potential successor and the leader Leonid Brezhnev in his attempts to bring under control failure by any conventional Republican state Atty. Gen. a dozen spots around the state decline of former Secretary of scheduled to arrive in and eventually balance, the federal made campaign promises, and par standard, is still reaching the William Scott he would have a and then attacking the distant the Treasury John Connally. Washington in a few days. tisanship. people over the heads of the clear shot for governor in 1976 establishment. The process has J budget. Nixon’s resident experts put Brezhnev was sure to seek political establishment in a pop because Walker would not be intensified Walker’s support inc. A sound economy is vital to our together the freeze package, another deal similar to the huge ROBERT J. SMITH, This can be accom plished it\ two ulistic appeai his lieutenants seeking reelection. among downstate low-income but its outline was the work of Soviet wheat purchase of 1972, state and our nation. Inflation must be hope will reach- the White Superficiaily, Walker’s shell ways. The Congress and the Ad Melvin Laird, only recently which contributed greatly to voters and disiliusioned his INSURANSMITHSSINCE 1914 SMILING m SERVICE House in 1976. shocked beginnings as governor curbed to prevent the cruel erosion of . named to the post of the higher grain prices in the U.S. upper-income liberal backers ministration can reduce spending to Walker’s deliberately chosen should nurtured no presidential from the Chicago area. President’s numter one all- This time, Nixon was expected income levels or increase ta? revenue the living standards of those on fixed enemy is the entire political es hopes. An unprecedented five This liberal attrition can be 649-5241 around adviser. No one seems to tell the Soviet chief that con incomes and those earning low in tablishment: the leadership of appointments have died in the partially traced directly to ap to meet appropriations. to know what happened to Con- sultation with Congress would both parties in the state state Senate. His dependable prehension over the power of 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER com es. nally’s inflation cure, which he sale! be necessary before any new The President has indicated he legislature; Mayor Richard J. supporters in the ligislature do Victor de Grazia, Walker’s (Ground Floor Next to House & Halei U brought with him when he deal could be consummated. our famous name Inflation transcends political con Daley’s (Chicago Democratic not exceed a dozen. He has campaign manager now in the would prefer to avoid the tax increase arrived at the White House as a Laird’s strength with the machine and his downstate offered no real legislative new post of deputy governor. siderations and Watergate. Clearly it “part-time consultant.” President probably lies in his route. But until Congress indicates a allies; the state bureaucracy; program. His credibility and Crafty, hot-ternpered and Laird is not an economic rejection of the doctrinaire ap desire to hold down expenditures we Is a time to unite in a common effort if the education lobby; segments popularity with the press are Machiavellian, de Grazia has expert, but he is something proach. He may not be an we are to avert an economic reces of organized labor, and, most of near zero. In particular, Illinois wielded a sharp axe purging body controllers...cool, fear this is a lost cause and a keystone more important to the economist, but he knows what all, the press. Yet his most liberals are distraught state officials and confronting sion. ^ President's fortunes — a wise the folks back home are griping in Phase 4 may have to be some form bitter enemies agree with the But Walker, while enlisting ®l3 te legislators. Staunch politician. He is a practical about. Thus, while he is basical governor’s private polls that nationwide liberal support with Walker men, including some of of tax increase affecting all of us. man who can face a fact of life ly a free market man, he can N We hope both parties, business, in Walker is more popular today his seemingly quixotic crusade his state appointments, private lightweight, low priced! The inflationary pressure of recent even as he searches for the adjust to circumstancq;s. dustry and the consumers, can be than last November when he against the Daley machine last ly whisper fears that de Grazia possible. Accordingly, Laird There is now talk that Laird months has been the result of in ran a million votes ahead of the year, is not now and never has will prove the governor’s un SAVE brought into Phase 4^ nning so that laid it on the line when Nixon will join the race for the 1976 state Democratic ticket. been a conventional liberal. In a doing. creased disposable income for most asked him to lend his expertise Warner concentrate panty girdle. Rein vanity fair ‘decollete’ bra. it may be the last chapter ipsteacLpf a Republican Presidential The reason stems from the recent interview with us, he The present mini-scandal people in the nation, including to economic, national security, nomination. R sounds plausible. forced panels give firm control. Long Light nylon tricot with a fluff new chapter down the road to more utter simplicity of Waiker’s referred critically on several plaguing Walker, called political and public relations This hearty, bald-headed man two-point platform: (1) I am BUY YOUR NEW wearing Lycra® spandex. Average Leg. of fiberfill. White, beige. 32- occasions to liberals, labeling “Walkergate ” by his enemies, Connecticut. The freezing; of prices problems. who looks like a machine and more government controls honest; (2) I will cut taxes. demands for a fuli legislative supports those fears. De Grazia White S-M-L. 36B, C. for the next two months will further • The^ former Defense Chief Democrat from Boston, was a because we as individuals, aK^ Since the legislature seems program as “liberal dogma.” is clearly behind the abrupt Reg. 1 2 .0 0 ...... 9.99 Reg. 6 .0 0 ...^ ...... 4.99 told Nixon he’d take the assign Republican power in the House, N increase this disposable income. sure to adopt some tax cut, the Indeed, what we called firing of the state liquor control businessmen, as consumersi, as ment on one condition: that the in which he represented his Warner'‘select-a-shape’ bra. Contour governor is likely to get credit. “white-collar Wallaceism” last commission chairman, who vanity fair long leg panty gir It is a situation which could lead to President impose a price lace cups, rounded shaping. Stretch citizens and as constituents, refuse to Wisconsin district from 1953 to Moreover, he benefits from the fall has blossomed into genuine claims de Grazia suppressed freeze. Nothing he (Laird) 1969. He will be only 51 next dle. Control panels in all the black an(i gray market activities fact that his critics in the es “Walkerism.” He has thrust his investigation of a Walker straps, stretch all arourxi. White. 32-36 face the fundamental fact of life as could do would matter, he told right places. White. September. He has important tablishment, particularly the campaign contributor. De FEDDERS A, B. f the budgetary knife into two which were experienced in the World Nixon, unless strong action was connections nationwide among S,M,L,XL. far as inflation is concerned. media, are viewed by the voters liberal sacred cows: mental Grazia's denials, perhaps un Reg. 6.00 .'. .t ...... 4.99 taken against the nation’s the GOP’s hierarchy: he could War 2 rationing and price-control as common enemies. health and higher education. He fairly, are given little credence Reg. 15.00..'..’: ...... 12.50 And that is: We can no longer delay galloping inflation. He went period. be the candidate of the The. potential defect of is planning wholesale removal by Walker’s enemies, who are payments on the mortgage we have ac further and declared that if the regulars, who usually do the Walkerism is the,difficuity of of cheaters from the welfare desperately trying to build their AIR CONDmONER The recent trial balloon to increase economy collapsed nothing nominating. cumulated on our nation's future. maintaining absolute purity. rolls. Aides of conservative own Watergate scandal. Nixon had done or would do the federal tax on gasoline indicates a John Connally? The word is Right now, for example, his Gov. Ronald Reagan of Califor In this crisis some key liberal Phase 4 must be founded upon a would save his Administration that he will shortly depart foes are blowing up a min- nia. arch-enemy of welfare Democrats stand by Walker , strong opposition to a tax increase in a from disgrace. balance budget even if it should Nixon’s -official family and scandal, tiny by Illionis recipients, are coming to despite his anti-government jselective form at least. Nixon agreed, and that was return to the practice of law — traditions, to colossal size — Springfield to help out. ideology, despite de Grazia’s mean a tax increase in some form. the ballgame. It was a victory It would appear that should a tax a disappointed man who was deeply worrying Walker’s “The people want govern power politics and sespite their This is the first st^p toward lifting the foi;, Laird, the grass-roots MANCHESTER shocked to discover he had lost image-conscious inner circle, ment to stop doing all these distaste for Wblker’s presiden become necessary to cool the in politican, over the President’s Olga ‘pantyhose partner’. second mortgage of controls on our much of his clout with the particularly in light of things for them.” Walker told tial ambitions. The reason: economic palace guard — Gartefless brief with inner hose flationary heat, the form will be President. (Connally undoubted Watergate. us. The legislature might well whatever his shortcomings, future. Treasury Secretary George ly still has his eye on the )The Walker camp’s hopes to meet every other year jtfst to they view Walker as a genuine holder elastic band. Nylon/Lycra® Shultz and members of the Residency but Melvin Laird is go national with his anti repeal laws now on the books, threat to the hated Daley v th p lk e spandex. White. S,M,L. Council of Economic Advisers. now another stumbling block to government, anti-tax, anti he. auucu. added machine — a bUDjeCl subject tO for TELEVISION P APPLIANCES Reg. 9 .0 0 ...... 7,49 The defeat was so bitter that the Texan’s ambitions. establishment populism are To deliver this m e ssa g e ^ " o II’?r column from Illinois. Thou Shalt Not... Shultz at one point threatened to resign. olga ‘freedom front’ shell cup bra. Nylon tricot. Adjusts as figure As the Watergate inquiries continue erudite gentlemen will get to the nub Laird persuaded the Presi dent to exempt raw. agricultural there seems to be a strong inclination changes. Hide-avsfay seams. White. of an issue by quoting the most con products as sold off the farm, 32-36 A,B,C, for various personages involved to cise and clear code of ethics we know although Nixon originally was W . i t o i ... ’* Reg. 6.00 . .. ___ 4.79 summarize each new revelation with prepared to impose a freeze of — the Ten Commandments. across the broad. At the same a quotation from the Good Book, The problem appears to be that too time, Laird successfully urged maidenform sea dream® Nixon to seek authority from Shakespeare, or some learned many people, in and out of govern Congress to curtail exports. bra. Light fiberfill adds jurist of the past. ment, have opted to render unto naturally beneath smooth Since it appears the hearings will Caesar as a preamble to the crepe. Key-hole neckline continue for some time, we expect W4NK teu,VATHERfBuT WHAT for perfect fit. 32-36 A, B. Decalogue when Caesar’s demands k • Compact! Less than 24" wide. Tote it home today Reg. 6 .0 0 ...... 4.99 more quotes and hopefully, one of the are really secondary to God’s. REALLY LIKE IS A SPECIAL . . . be cool tonight. ,«• EOiTioN of *TUEN NOW^— carnival ‘cross stretch’ bra. i v , .. H e ra ld HI6HU6in‘IH& t^CH£STlEi?’S F I I ^ T ^ • Flex-Mount pull out sides simplify do it yourself Cf-epeset nylon tricot. 150 years r HEMLD Today in History Y e ste rd a y s installation. Lycra® spandex. Lightly HAS lined with Dacron® .. ,s..v ■ ’ . . By 1 he As;>uriate
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MANCHESTER EVENING.HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 18. 1973 — PAGE SEVEN ARTIST NEVER ^ A n d o v e r HEALTH CAPSULES® SEES THE UGHT hy Michael A. Petti, M.D. AMAGANSETT, N.Y. (AP) - tipped pen. Her lines are flow Dog License Deadline Near Seventy-year-old Lucia Wilcox ing and many of her com Mets Hand Giants isn’t letting a little thing like positions are intricate in detail. /tNyTHiNfi Y o u blindness interfere with her ca through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. and colop markings. Those Well-known as a regional artist CAN Po Fad. A Manchester Town Clerk reer as an artist. before she went blind, her work Season’s First Loss to 5 p.m. applying by mail are requested K e Lo ip Z Edward Tomkiel is reminding Since she lost her sight, she since then has been notable Information required consists to enclose last year’s license dog owners that, under state has drawn pictures with a felt- enough to rate an exhibition. statutes, all dogs over six of: owner’s name and address, and a stamped, kelf-addressed A W E E.MT Monday: Regional District 8 o f months old must be licensed by name of dog, sex, breed, age envelope. Correspondent Board of Education meeting, June 30, or at such time the dog Tel. 228-3971 7:30 p.m., Rham High School, becomes six months old. In Little League play, the Little League game. Red Sox Neglect or refusal to license a window screens Mets handed the Giants their vs. Tigers, 6:30 p.m.. School Field. dog on or before such a date i r -15" -18” high first loss of the season 15 to 8 Tuesday: PTA meeting, 8 ii will subject the owner to a fine fits windows 20” to 3 r wido with Ray Cody getting credit and to arrest. for the win. He was backed up p.m., Andover Elementary 1,000 fro m $ 1 .3 3 ■ Fees are male or spayed, > REWARD! in the hitting department by School; Voter Making Session, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Building. female dogs, $3.50; female “we have every f/ftfe ffifngf" teammates Peter Maneggia, T^(£$£ $KIN Le$ioH$,UHtCH $1,000 reward for Information leading to the arrest and REGAL'S dogs, $7.70; kennel (when more Grady Horton and Les Standish, Adt Thickbnbp A np oven- Wednesday: Little League than 10 dogs are kept), $26. conviction of persona responsible for the April 7th buy your “The Complete Men’s Store” who contributed a home run.
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...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. June 18, 1973 - PAGE NINE About Town McKernan-Kopecki The Women’s Society of Cooper Hall of the ebdreh. The Christian Service of South Rev. Roger W. Palmquist will —I ^tsrkel-Molchan I The Baby Has 11 ^ United Methodist Church will present a program on "Be Glad S have dinner tonight at 6:30 in You’re a Gal:’’ Weddings Engagements Been Named STAR, GAXERT^iC) ...... Ij ■By CLAY H POLLAN- h AKIIS LlIRA r MAR. I I Your Daily Activity Guide sf^r. V > According >o fhe Sfori. Bonner-Kelley ‘ ^ A R R . I* OCT. I i WL mR Staudt-Mieezkowski 1- 2-11-23 To develop message for Tuesdoy, reod words corresponding to numbers 4- 7-20-64/?l D:37-47-68 65-66-74 ' " TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. SCORPIO Griffin, Schaefer Harrison, son of Bruce E. and Annette ARR. 10 1 Spreod 31 Buy 61 Work- 2 Good 32 Your 62 Best OCT. m Matthews Griffin of 107 Spruce St. He was born May 14 at M AX 20 3 Y^u 33 Own 63 Sidestep NOr. 21' Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are VN3i-39-54.;59 4A 34 Adverse 64 For •90 5 Let 35 Powerhouse 65 Hondling 13-18-30-334 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Matthews of 400 Oakland St., South Wind 49-63-84-87R GEMINI 6 Your 36*To 66 Fmonciol sor; His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Grif 7 Good 37 Compliment 67 Through SAGITTARIUS:WI I I MAIWJ M AY I I 8 May 38 Foir 68 People fin Sr. of 59 High St. NOY. c ''r JUNC 10 9 Love 39 Aspects 69 Todoy lOGer 40 Be 70 Romonce Die.C. 21 M3-44-55-58 11 Cheer Viiiello, Milana Jean, daughter of Anthony A. Jr. and Jean 41 Share 71 Out 3- 8-10-: :^ 7 5 -7 9 -8 4 12 Money 42 The 72 Love 28-50-83-85V5J Hannafin Vitiello of 120 Famham Rd., South Windsor. She was CANCER 13 Tend 43 A 7 3 Home bom May 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal M Accent's 44 Fine ^ 4 Motters CAPRICORN ^,\JUNC 21 15 Let 45. Big 7 5 Love grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hannafin of Arlington, 22 16 May 46 Of 76 You' ve Mass. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. 17 No 47 Certain 77 If JAN. IP 1^15-17-56-57 18 To 48 Things 78 Possible 12-16-40-42^ Vitiello Sr. of 109 Benedict Rd., South Windsor. His paternal C/60-71-82-88 1 9 0 n ' 49 Knitting 79 And 45-52-69 ■ great-grandfather is Michele Vitiello of Medford, Mass. LEO 20 Day 50 Good 80 Long 21 Don't 51 Trovet 81 Wanted AQUARIUS JULY 23 7 22 Know 52 Question 82 Of JAN. 20, ^AUG. 22 23 And 53 Stoy 83 Money Fields, Amy Catheen, daughter of George Jr. and Diane 24 Of 54 You 84 Others' y ' J^l-29-32-38 Fassano Fields of 130 Vernon Ave., Rockville. She was born May 25 Some 55 Time 85 News 5- 6- 9-22^ 1-46^1 26 Luxury , 56 One 86 Sociobility 24-27-72 • 18 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 27 Your VIRGO 57 Tolk 67 Problyms PISCES 28 Unexpected 58 For 88 Something Mr. and Mrk. Stephen G. Fassano of Danville, Pa. Her paternal X, AUG. is FEB. 19 29 Shirk 59 Achieve 89 Personol grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Goerge C. Fields Sr. of Suffield. '/.SIRY. 22 30 Your 60 You 90 Contoct MAR. 20 _ U4-19-26-31 6/19 . — Good I j Adverse Neutral 34-36-51-53^ Miller, Siacey Ann, daughter of Robert J. and Mary Ann 5>'48-76-e0-81 € 73-77-78 Turkovitz Miller of 205 Haney Lane, Vernon. She was bom May 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Felix P. Turkovitx of Long Island City, N.Y. Her paternal grand father is Robert N. Miller of Long Island City, N.Y. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of Long Island City. PHOTO HUT Nozik Photo She has a brother, Jeffery Robert, 2W. IS COMING Mrs. William E. McKernan Jr. Reed, John J. Jr„ son of John J. Sr. and Barbara A Behm Reed Th6 Church of the Assump of 221 School St. He was bom May 25 at Manchester Memorial TO MANCHESTER waist. She wore a matching tion, Manchester, was the scene Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman orchid picture hat and carried June 9, of the marriage of Miss Behm of East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and one pink chrysanthemum. Karen Jean ^opecki of Mrs. Robert Oppelt of East Hartford. His maternal great-grand, Bridesmaids were Miss Manchester and William V parents are Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dlckes of Middlefield. He has a Diane McKernan of Parsip Judy Wilson is caught by her father, portrayed by Brad Edward McKernan Jr. of Par- sister, Suzanne. 2. pany, N.J., the bridegroom’s Butterworth, at left, as Mike Correnti and David Bowen, sipanny, N.J. sister; Mrs. John D’Arcy of En Bachrach Photo The bride is the daughter of Whinnrm. !'arah Ellen, daughter of Raymond and Carole try to assist the fair maiden in this scene from Gilbert and Chorus Presents field, cousin of the bride; Miss Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, Kopecki Sherman VMiinnem of 148 Hilliard St. She was born June 5 at Sullivan’s “H.M.S. Pinafore” presented by the Unit B and Sarah Keefe of Woodbridge; 9 P Mrs. Henry A. Starkel of 141 Crestwood Dr. The Manchester Manorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Manchester Green School Chorus. (Herald photo by Pinto) Pinafore^ and Miss Deborah Collins of bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sherman of Mattaponett, Mass. Her pater Cohasset, Mass. Miss Sandra Lee Molchan of was a matching Juliet cap witii nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whinnem of and Mrs. William E. McKernan of Parsippany, N.J. Their gowns and headpieces Manchester and Henry A. lace, trim and silk illusion 203 Northview Dr., South Windsor. Thirty-six members of Unit B matched those worn by the Friday was opening day for ‘The Rev. Joseph A. Dorgan Starkel of West Hartford were chapel-length veil. She carried honor attendant and they of the Manchester Green School the production and since each S.J. of New York, cousin of the united in marriage Saturday'at a Victorian bouquet of pink Russell, Robin Lynn, daughter of Kenneth F. and Mary Chorus have staged and main lead in the cast has two carried a single orchid College Notes bridegroom, offered the nuptial South United Methodist Church, rosebuds, miniature carnations Proulx Russell of 23 White St., Vernon. She was bom June 4 at produced their own version of chrysanthemum. Manchester. understudies, there are two Mass and perform’pd the and baby’s breath. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are David E. Johnson, a Robert Campbell of Whip- ■Sullivan Photo Gilbert and Sullivan’s “H.M.S. separate star casts. Tuesday double-ring ceremony. The Horan Photo The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Albert LaRoeque of Mff and Mrs. Arthur Proulx of Armstrong Rd., Coventry. Her freshman at Hartwick College, Pinafore.” night, the two casts will per pany, N.J. was best man. church was decorated with l^r. and Mrs. George Molchan Manchester was matron of paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Horace Russell of 343 Oneonta, N.Y. received, the Their efforts were form again so parents and Ushers were Jay Kopecki of white gladiolas'and whitejdaisy of South Yarmouth, Mass. The honor. She wore a floral printed Highland St. ’ Lohan German Award for friends may view the produc Manchester; the bride’s Mrs. Alvin S. Bonner culminated with the presenta photo hut pompons. Joseph Devine was Mrs. Theodqre H. Staudt bridegroom is the son of Mr. cotton voile gown with white highest academic average in-'., tion of the operetta Friday, tion. ■ THE ONE DAY FILM PROCE8SOII organist. brother; Robert Amato of Par and Mrs. Joseph Courchesne of background and orchid and Daugherty, Bryan James, son of Glen A. and Elizabeth M. freshman-year German. He is which will be repeated at the i? sippany, N.J.; Robert Miss Janet E. Kelley of Bridesmaids were Miss Rob East Hartford and the late mocha flowers. Empire waist Britton Daugherty of 94 Hemlock St. He was born June 4 at the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. The bride, given in marriage school Tuesday evening. ^ LaLiberte of Raynham, Mass.; Manchester and Alvin Spicer bie Gersten of Manchester; St. Mary’s (€hurch, Britain was matron of honor. Henry A. Starkel. trimmed with ruffles at the Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Johnson of 18 Hillcrest Rd. He. by her parents, wore a gowo of Rehearsals have been held James Finley of Providence, Bonner of Ellington exchanged Miss L ^ Kelley of Manchester, Manchester, was the scene She wore a blue organza A-line The Rev. Robert W. Eldridge bodice. She wore a matching Mrs. Edward F. Britton of 402 E. Center Sf. His paternal grand is a member of the Hartwick silk jersey fashioned with an every Friday afternoon during R.I.; Lawrence Gallagher Jr. wedding vows June 9 at St. the bride’s sister; and Miss June 9 of the wedding of Miss gown with white venise lace en Jr. officiated. Juliet cap trimmed with Chan parents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Daugherty of El Monte, Calif. College Choir and was named to —1 Empire waist graduating to a J the school’s activity period. of Jersey City, N.J., the Bridget (^urch, Manchester. Sharon Earle of Beachmont, Jane Marie Mieezkowski of circling the Empire waist, The bride, given in marriage tilly lace. She carried a colonial He has a brother, Patrick Edward, 2 V2. natural waistline in back, long the dean's list for the spring Once the musical had b ^ n in bridegroom’s cousin. Junior The bride is the daughter of New Britain and Theodore Her by her father, wore a white silk bouquet of white miniature car term. tapered sleeves, cowl neckline, Mass., the bride’s cousin. neckline and bishop sleeves. troduced to the chorus ushers were James Kopecki of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Kelley man Staudt Jr. of Manchester. organza gown fashioned with nations with purple accents. Middlekauff, Lee Alan, son of Carle A. and Patricia L. and flared skirt. She wore a They wore gowns to match She wore a matching picture members by their leader, W s. Manchester, the bride’s of 104 D elm o n t St. 'The The bride is the daughter of Empire waist, chapel-length Bridesmaids were Mrs. Podraza Middlekauff of 8 Blueberry Circle, Ellingfon. He was Students named to the dean’s single bouffant veil of nylon il the maid of honor’s except in hat trimmed with venise lace Phipps, the rest was done by brother; Daniel McKernan of bridegroom is the son of Mr. pink, yellow, and light blue, and Mrs. Ora V. Mieezkowski of flowers, and streamers. She train, high Victorian collar, Donald Sullivan of Manchester, born June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal list at Quinnipiac College, lusion attached to a wreath of the children. Choreography was Parsippany, the bridegroom’s and Mrs. Helmuth Bonner of matching picture hats. They New Britain. The bridegroom is carried a bouquet centered with Camelot sleeves, with bodice, Mrs. Jor Molchan of Billerica, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Podroza of East Hartford. Hamden, are: Thomas M. Pan- fresh flowers in assorted brother. planned by Jill Borgida and New Bedford, Mass. carried baskets of feathered the son of Mr. and Mrs. blue carnations surrounded by sleeves and hemline trimmed Mass., and Mrs. William Butler His paternal grandmother is Mrs. William Phelpisnf Farmington. taleo, 775 Parker St., majoring colors. She carried an old- Beth Thompson, Judy Wilson A reception was held at the The Rev. William Killeen of- flowers to match their gowns. Theodore H. Staudt of 193 yellow gladioli with streamers. with Cluny lace. Her headpiece of Burlington.. in business administration; y ' fashioned colonial bouquet of was props chairman, and Larry Ramada Inn in East Windsor, St. Bridget Church performed Miss Tracey Kelley of Loomis St. Bridesmaids were Miss San Their gowns and flowers Richard H. Tetrault, 8 Oxford mixed flowers. Krupp was in charge of after which the couple left for the single-ring ceremony and Manchester, the bride’s sister, The Rev. Joseph E. Vujs of dra Marrocco of New Britain, matched those of the honor St., majoring in occupational Miss Maureen Reiser of u programs. Barbados. attendant. Manchester was maid of honor. celebrated the nuptial Mass. was flower girl. She wore a St. Mary’s Church celebrated the bride's cousin; and Miss therapy; and Mark W. Houle, The scenery was originated Mrs. McKernan is a 1973 I Strawberry | Timothy Dyer of West. Hart MASTER CHARGE, BANK She wore an A-line orchid voile The church was decorated with mint green dotted Swiss gown the Mass and performed the Cheryl Petrin of New Britain. Bunker Hill Rd., Andover, and constructed by the Unit B graduate of Emmanuel College. ford was best man. Ushers AMERICARD OR skirt with a double flounce at white gladiola and shasta fashioned to match the bridal double-ring ceremony. The They wore gowns similar to majoring in accounting. scenery committee, which is Mr. McKernan is al973 were Reid Swartz of Babylon, New President BUTTERFIELD'S CHARGE. hemline, and an orchid daisies. Mrs^ Raymond Murphy attendants gowns. She'wore a church was decorated with car the honor attendant's gown I Festival also a Friday afternoon activi graduate of Holy Cross College N.Y. and Howard Holmes Jr. of wallpaper print stripe bodice was organist and soloist. daisy chain of feathered nations and gladioli. except in yellow. Their the Gail Heller Avena of Water ty, under the direction of Mrs. and will be employed by Manchester. Howard Gold of 59 Barry Rd. with mandarin- collar, bishop The bride, given in marriage flowers as a headpiece. The bride, given in marriage bouquets werS centered with St. Bridget Church will hold ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steinhagen and assisted by Miss American Airlines. A reception was held at the was installed as president of the sleeves and cummerbund at by her father, wore an ivory William Aruda of Enfield was by her uncle, Frank Wisnewski yellow carnations surrounded its annual Strawberry Festival Robert Heller of 76 Bolton St. Manchester Lions Club recent Beverly Schnell, Unit B aide. silk organza gown fashioned 'jest man. Ushers were Dana of Bristol, wore a white organfe by blue gladioli. They wore pic and cake sale Wednesday from Glastonbury HiHs Country N ^ m t i has been named to the dean’s ly. He succeeds Robert Sailor hats used in the with natural waist, full skirt, Casco of Vernon; Greg Kelley gown with re-embroidered lace ture hats to match their gowns. 6 to 8 p.m. at the church Club, Glastonbury, after which list for the spring semester of production proved a problem, SEMI-ANNUAL grounds. the couple left for Bermuda. Romano. bodice trimmed with venise Jr. and Chris Kelley, the bride’s on the mandarin collar, and Miss Sharon Marrocco of her junior year at the Universi Other officers installed were: until Mrs. Joy Thompson, lace and appliquelTdaisies, high brothers, both of Manchester. bodice, Camelot sleeves and New Britain, the bride’s cousin, Proceeds will benefit the For traveling, Mrs. Starkel ty of Cohnecticut. Dan Mosler, first vice presi mother of a chorus member, neckline. Her chapel-length veil A reception was held at the cuffs, with a band of lace was flower girl. She wore a blue scholarship fund Of the Rosary wore a three-piece uovy blue dent; Ike Snyder, second vice discovered that hats could be of silk illusion was attached to a PAC Club in Rockville, after edging the hemline and the at- chiffon gown styled with raised Society. The society gives and white pantsuit with blue , president;. Robert Bletchman, purchased for $1 each. Chorus SHOE Camelot headpiece trimmed which the couple left for Ber tached chapel train. A collar and waist trimmed with scholarships to eight students, accessories. They will reside at third vice president; Don Bon, mothers offered to make cup with venise lace. She carried an muda. For traveling, Mrs. matching band encircled the ribbon. Her hat and flowers two in each class, who are 7 Federal St., West Hartford. FREE-WHILE THEY LAST secretary; Dan Mosler, cakes ' to offset the cost, and \ old-fashioned bouquet of Bonner wore a yellow pantsuit Empire waist and pink floral matched those worn and attending East Catholic High Mrs. Starkel is a graduate of conducted a bake sale in June. School. Coventry High School and treasurer; Charles Lesperance, k feathered flowers. trimmed with white. accents dotted the bodice, carriedhy the other attendants. tail twister; Art Kelly, lion SALE Miss Cindy Sahadi of Mrs. Bonner is a graduate of sleeves. Her double-tier of silk John Staudt of Manchester, John Prytko will play the Becker Junior College in i Worcester, Mass. Mr. Starkel is tamer. Manchester was maid of honor. Manchester High Sbhool and is illusion was finger-tip in length. the bridegroom’s brother, was piper organ furnished by Directors are: Bernard About-Town She wore a lavender gown with employed at South Windsor She carried a bouquet of white best man. Ushers were Leon Watkins Bros, of Manchester a graduate of Conard High School, West Hartford, Ward Krutt, Dr. Robert Kennon, Ben M', Empire waist trimmed with Bank and Trust Co. in South carnations, white gladioli with Mieezkowski of New Britain, the and AI Linaitis, well-known Technical, College, Hartford Shankman and Jake Haroian. The council on ministries of matching lace. She carried an Windsor. Mr. Bonner, a. ivy. bride’s brother; and Edward cloiyn “ Uncle aAI” and his State Technical College, and Tom Hubbs, deputy district North United Methodist Church old-fashioned basket of graduate of New Bedford, Mrs. William Brayne of New Staudt of Manchester, the nephew will appear. the Police Academy. He is governor of Zone B conducted will meet tonight at 8:30 at the feathered flowers. She wore a Mass, schools, is employed at bridegroom’s brother. Co-chairmen of the event are employed as a police officer by the installation ceremonies. church. matching picture hat. Truck Trailers in South Wind A reception was held at the Mary Lucas and Edith Water- The Lions Club is a service sor. Polish National Hall in New i organization dedicated to The Old Guard of Emanuel Y To Honor Britain, after which the couple helping the sightless and many Lutheran* Church will have its left'for the Pocono Mountains in Ws local charities. Their fund annual picnic Tuesday from 10 Mrs. McKay Pennsylvania. For traveling raising events help contribute a.m. to 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Staudt wore blue slacks, a to the Lutz Junior Museum, the Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, 93 AH EXTRA LARGE SELECTIOH OF Expert Says Mrs. Paul McKay , who is printed blouse and white jacket, | Manchester Boys State, Ashworth St. Lunch will be retiring after 20 years as assis and a corsage of .blue car- i R e e l 's Manchester Scholarship Fund, provided. tant director of the YWCA nations. They will reside at 362 I Yale- Eye Research Founda DRESS & CASUAL SHOES Women Need Nifrsery School, will be honored Allen St., New Britain., . „ | of Manchester The diaconate of Community • at a reception Wednesday at Mrs. Staudt, a graduate of” i and Varnon tion, and the Wadsworth FROM SUCH FAMOUS MAKERS AS !h'A Atheneum Gallery for the Baptist Church will meet Budget Study 7:30 p.m. at the Community Y. New Britain High School, is A Former pupils and jheir “7/ie Format Sightless. tonight at 7:30 at the church. Yoi' NEW YORK (AP) - employed by the Hartford In-. I families, and her YWCA surance Group: Mr. Staudt, a to ' Women have m astered .ihe j Wear King” associates and friends are in graduate of Manchester High • AIR STLP • CONNIE j n I for. the V im m task of juggling home and vite invited to attend the recep School, is also employed by the | office but one thing escapes tion- . Hartford Insurance Group. j Largest (with our regular 4-mo. them, according to an in Mrs. Clarence Brown, Mrs. Selection program). VACATION • CAUFORNIA COBBLERS vestments expert. Andrew Ansaldi, and Mrs. Glen “Most have not yet mastered Cornish are in charge of 8 This famous name body suit the art of balancing their bud arrangements. is free if you sign up now gets,” says Julius Jensen III, FORMAL for our regular 4-month m i l • RISQUE • MANY OTHERS chief executive officer of the GLOBE program. And the new Continental Investment Corp. BIBLE of Boston. 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Her fiance is a graduate of these results, Elaine Towers will Make an appointment with Manchester High School, Com Florist & Greenhouses give you 6 months freel AVAILABLE JUNE 2 5 — JUNE 2 9 * $ .9 9 - 1 5 . 9 9 yourself once or twice a month, puter Processing Institifte, and ELAINL POWERS FICURE f^ALONS I97J 9 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. and keep it. Select a time of day Manchester Community REEAL MEN'S SHOP or evening when you are rea College. He received an THE COMRISTE MEN > iTORt sonably certain you will not be honorable discharge from the 901-907 Main St. Tri-CIty Plaza Fo'r Registration, Call 643-7817 interrupted. 60 PRATT STREET, DOWNTOWN HARTFORD U. S. Army and is employed at MANCHESTER VERNON Mrs. E. Bronke by June 21st. Train yourself to regard this LAKGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER 700 BUBHSIDE AVt.. iA S T HARTFORD • TEL. 289-8253 Aetna Life & Casualty Co. Open Mon. thru Sat. Open MON. + Friday MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT ^92 Open Mondoy and Thursday Till 9 P.M. financial period as a construc A Sept. 15 wedding in St. ' 10:00 to 9:00 tive session to benefit the Ma»clic«ttf 643-9559 9:30 to 5:30 Mark’s Church, West Hartford, Thursday until 9 P.M Saturday until 5:30 checkbook and you. is planned. 621 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTIR PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. June 18. 1973
Our Servicemen Smith-Glass Durig-Tierney MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn^Mon., June 18, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN About Town Navy Seaman Ret. Richard recruit training at the Naval / P. Coen Jr., whose wife Lucille Training Center at Great is the daughter of Mrs. Rita Lakes, 111. He is a former stu Manchester Chapter, executive boards of the Smith of 438 W. Middle Tpke., dent of Rockville High School, SPEBSQSA, will rehearse Manchester Newcomers Club Rockville. Manchester, graduated from tonight at 8 at the Army and will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Navy Club. The rehearsal is home of Mrs. Charles open to all men interested in MacIYonald, 190 Princeton St. singing barbershop-style har •V mony. The flower committee of I. SPECIAL'! Center Congregational Church The outgoing and incoming will meet tonight at 8 in the Robbins Room of the church.
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Vi Our Studio photo Long Photo CRAFTS FAIR Mrs. Randall Kenneth Smith Mrs. Robert Walter Durig Miss Christine Ann Glass of mantilla was arranged from a TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY, $; New Jersey became the bride matching headpiece and she Miss Nancy Jean Tierney of Miss Megan Tierney of S of Lt. Randall Kenneth Smith of carried a bouquet of white Manchester and Robert Manchester, another sister of June 30th th e bride, was junior has g Bolton at a military wedding miniature roses, stephanotis, Walter Durig of Minnesota with crossed sabres May 26 at blue delphinium and ivy. were united in marriage May 25 bridesmaid. EXCITING THINGS ARE HAPPENING...RIGHT IN OUR St. John's Episcopal Church in Mrs. Errol Emstrom of Den- at the Church of the Assump Montclair, N.J. ville, N.J., was matron of tion. All the bridal attendants wei% plenty BUTTERFIELD’S STORE. EXHIBITS, ij: The bride is the daughter of honor. The bride is the daughter of dressed alike in gowns of pastel DEMONSTRATIONS...HANDI-CRAFTS BOTH OLD AND green voile trimmed with white Continuous-cleaning oven. Deluxe deep-profile back Mrs. Clayton B. Glass and the Bridesmaids were Miss Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. NEW...TRAINED AND TALENTED ARTISANS AT panel, fluorescent Illumination, electric clock and g late Mr. Glass of Montclair, Karen Seidler of Montclair, Tierney of 46 Wedgewood Dr. Nottingham lace on the bodice, WORK...CREATING,DISPLAYING AND SELLING THEIR waist and hemline, and styled four-hour timer, appliance outlet. Unitized lift up/off N.J. The bridegroom is the son N.J., Miss Jacqueline Huss of The bridegroom' is the son of WARES. COME AND BROWSE. WATCH DIFFERENT with bishop sleeves. They cooktop. Top-front CS-170 click-valve controls. i| of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. New Egypt, N.J., and Miss Mr. and Mrs, Rudy Durig, of of DEMONSTRATIONS EACH DAY. SEE THE FOLLOWING carried bouquets of white Removable oven door, deep-shade window, oven in II Smith, Bolton. Rebecca Smith of Bolton, sister Minnetonka, Minn. CRAFTS: :¥ The Rev. Reuel Kaighn of The Rev. Joseph Schick of St. daisies, pink baby roses, baby’s terior light. Separate rool-out smokeless broiler. Leg of the bridegroom. breath and greens, and they levelers. g Montclair, N.J., and the Rev. Margaret Mary’s Church in ^ Ernest Harris of Essex, Conn., All the bridal attendants were South Windsor performed the wore matching floral head- HAND THROWN POTTERY •MACRAME •ENAMELED COPPER JEWELRY pieces. JS performed the double-ring dressed alike in gowns of rain double-ring ceremony and was TUXEDOS ceremony. bow cplors designed with celebrant at the nuptial Mass. DLOWN GLASS •HAND TOOLED LEATHER GOODS •SLATE HCHINGS ------iJ|ll|M|!i|^HWiiAMcnma The bride was given in princess neckline, long sleeves Paul Chetelat was organist. John Durig of Minnetonka, 'HAND MADE PEWTER •WOOD TURNED ITEMS •LIQUID RESIN JEWELRY* p, marriage by John jD. Simpson, and a deep ruffle at the Miss Dianne Melia was soloist. Minn., served as his brother’s "p a friend of her family, of Par- hemline. They wore matching Arrangements of white best man. Ushers were Gregory >COIN JEWELRY •PLEXIGLASS TERRARIUMS •CU T PAPER SILHOUETTES » sippany, N.J. She wore an Em- gladiolas and pink shasta pom still picture hats and carried Gott of Manchester, Steven Jwim kt « pire gown of embroidered pons were on the altar. pm mm mm mm mivnxnf 9 AmuMa baskets of yellow and white DiBattisto of Glastonbury, >HAND WROUGHT COPPER JEWELRY •STONE ANIMALS •LEADED GLASS ^ organza and Venise lace styled daisies, blue cornflowers, pink The bride, given in marriage Richard Durig of Minnetonka, with a crown illusion neckline, carnations, baby’s breath and by her father, wore a gowq pf brother of the bridegroom, and bishop sleeves and ruffles at the ivy. silk organza styled with bishop Richard Tierney Jr. of OToilable OPEN WED. THURS. FBI. TIU 9 P.M. g hem. Her cathedral length Lt. Michael Raymo of the 3rd sleeves, and mandarin collar Manchester, brother of the Inf. Div., Germany, was best trimmed with Venise lace, pink SCHEDULE OF CRAFT DEMONSTRATIONS: bride. 0 man. Ushers were Lt. Joe Seitz rosettes and seed pearls. Her Craftsmen will be In the store most of their scheduled day. For exact times call of Ft. Riley, Kans., Lt. Jerome cathedral length veil was After a reception at the for Craft Fair information...646-8400. Keith and Lt. Thomas Hollo, arranged from a p lea ts organ Ramada Inn in East Windsor, bom ONLY DAYS both of the 2nd Inf. Div., Korea. za crown, and she carried a the couple left for a motor trip. MONDAY, JUNE 18th: colonial bouquet of stephanotis, 5 After a reception at the Robin^ The are living at St. Louis Park, Silversmithing, carved and fire-blown candles, leather miniature roses, baby’s breath Minn. Sccirs Hood Inn in Clifton, N.J., the animals, macrame and liquid resin Jewelry. Tuesday, June 19 couple took a trip to the Pocono and natural greens. oni Mts., Penn. They will live at Miss Mary Ellen Tierney of Mrs. Durig attended Southern thru Saturday, June 23 Ft. Riley, Kans. Manchester, was her sister’s TUESDAY, JUNE 19th: Connecticut State College and maid of honor. V . Carved and fire blown candles, copper enameling, leather was employed at th Institute of Bridesmaids were Miss animals, macrame and liquid resin jewelry. Christine Tierney of Living in Hartford. Mr. Durig stock... Manchester, sister of the bride. attended St. Michael’s College Miss Joanne Cagianello of in Winooski, Vt., and Moorhead WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20th: ^ Manchester, Miss Jeanne Durig State College, Moorhead, Minn. Leather-smithing, copper enameling, cut-paper silhouettes, ■ of Minnesota, sister of the He is employed at Pillsbury silversmithing, coin jewelry and pewtersmithing. Foods, Minneapolis, Minn. ' Women Are bridegroom. THURSDAY: JUNE 21st: Goin^ Back Glass blowing, leather work, cut-paper silhouettes, coin jewelry and pewtersmithing. * To College from FRIDAY, JUNE 22nd: Glass blowing, leathersmithing, cut-paper silhouettes, wood NEW YORK (AP) - INCLUDES: turning, coin jewelry and pewtersmithing. Increasing numbers of women between 25 and 55 White Dinner Jacket years ol age are returning to SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd: VI. college to fulfill academic Glass blowing, slate etchings, plexiglass terrariums and wood goals. White Pleated Shirt turning. John W. Kneller, president of Brooklyn College, said that more than 1,500 women in the Flare Slacks MONDAY, JUNE 25th: 25-55 age group are enrolled in Carved and fire blown candles, silversmithing, leather that institution to pursue varied Cummerbund animals and holly hobby prints. higher education courses. In many instances the women Bow Tie TUESDAY, JUNE 26thg — some of whom have sons and Leather animals, c o p p e r jewelry, carved and fire blown daughters also in college — are working toward a baccalau Studs candles, leaded glass and jewelry. reate degree while attending day and evening classes. Cuff Links WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th: “Many women, because of stone animals, copper enameling, silversmithing, candle early marriage or economic making and coin jewelry. problems, missed the first Shoes Extra chance to,go to college in their — ...... youth. They need, want and THURSDAY, JUNE 28th:. seek and education. We are pro Glass blowing, stone animals, pottery, coin jewelry, viding that second start. Fur pewtersmithing and wood-working. thermore, we find that many an 8 x lO portrait of your child in. marriages have been strength ened when a wife goes to col FRIDAY, JUNE 29th: JUNE STORE HOURS: lege. Even though it is hard Glass blowing, copper enameling, coin jewelry, / I. .A miirnai'r work, the fulfillment of educa pewtersmithing and wood working. OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 9 P.M., COLOR tion makes for happier people,” l trio II 11(1 inn liiiiiniis SATURDAY TILL 6 P,M, Dr. Kneller said. I'triisini’ V.licsl ijiinlil\ SATURDAY, JUNE 30th: Bring all the children A survey at Brooklyn College ilinmuiiils iiiiilu‘ lin iigiriil shows that the older woman Plexiglass terrariums, pottery, wood working, pewtersmithing • No appointment necessary • Limit: One per generally does very well in pur miilcli. lln engiil'i'innil child Jwo per family • Groups taken at 990 suit of academic achievement. iliiinii)ii(l,S>2‘>. H n per child • Ages: Four weeks through fourteen Insofar as grades are con u B olton M ^ C I ^ T ^ E V E N i W Coim.^Mon.. June 16^ 1973- PAGE FIFTEEN "Coventry" rst BRING YOUR \ r' KofC To Conduct VD Seminar Mayor Seeks Committee I — — — — - W m m m m WELFARE-UNION DONNA HOLLAND will run from July 2 through OR DevCo Will Preserve iEALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT recreation program planned for Holcomb, two hits each. ’ Letters over Mayor John Correspondent July 18. The committee, explains Revision Commission wouM be ■ 4^ AIRCOHDITIdHEDi^ Bolton children tonight at 8:30 Pitching for toe Giants was Thompson’s signature have Tel. 6460375 INSURANCE Thompson, would conduct “a appointed, in accordance with llie second session begins at Herrick Memorial Park. Mike Oullette. jfeff Winkler of gone out to Manchester The St. Maurice Council of July 23 and ends Aug. 8, and will* 1792 Saltbox House thorough, objective and non the state’s Home Rule law. ! TUESDAY A WEDHESDAY SPECIAL The executive board of the the Giants was cued for having organizations, requesting the Knights of Columbus will PRESCRIPTIONS political study, reflecting a be held at the Center Junior Women’s Club will meet three hits. HOLLY CANTNER names for possible membership I 8 Lbs. DRY CLEAHIHG - $1.50 sponsor a program on veneral TO The Herald this week that she She said that they were under diversity of the various in- If Charter Revision Com- Congregational Church of tonight at the home of Jan Democrats To Meet on a Blue Ribbon Committee disease tonight. Manchester lakefront area on Correspondent and her husband have been no pressure to sell the property, terests in Manchester.” mission agrees with any I Quality Speed Queen Egulpment Brown, Williams Rd., at 8. ’The Bolton Democratic Town swn to be appointed to study Dr. W. Ames LaPan, Bolton’s Bolton Lake. The church is PINE PHARMACY In the wake of DevCb’s most planning to move back to and will remain in the house un It would be expected to report re c o m m e n d e d c h a n g e s The Bolton Fife and Drum Committee will meet Friday (8 664 CENTER STREET different forms of government. recent land acquisition, a Manchester for some time. til they have found just what back to the Board of Directors proposed by the Blue Ribbon school physician, will be the donating the area for the second Corps will hold its practice p.m., at the town hall) to hear number of townspeople have “We are both getting older,” by May 1974 and, should its Committee and should the BELIM)N LAU N D R O M AT- 309 Creeaiu. principal speaker. A film will session of Bolton’s swimming tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 at James F. Ahem, former New they want in Manchester. Thompson requests replies by NO expressed concern over the fate she said, “ and the house and Dr. Strant is a dentist in July 1, so that the names may study reflect a need for a Board of Directors then accept also be shown in connection program. Directions to the area Bolton Elementary School. Haven police chief and now eWCLCi of toe 1729 saltbox that sits on grounds are becoming a burden Manchester. change from the present fh® recommendations, a with the program. will be on display during The Selectmen will meet director of Insurance Crime be screened and a committee of The KofC invites all parents registration. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the town the property. to maintain.” about 15 appointed by July 10. council-m anager form of townwide referendum would be Prevention Institute of West- ’The house, one of the oldest government, a new Charter scheduled in November 1974. Read Herald Advertisements and teen-agers to attend the Lessons will be conducted hall. port. seminar. from 9 a.m. until noon. All ’The ladies’ auxiliary of the landmarks in the town, is The meeting is open to the located at the comer of Bread ’The program is set for tonight water safety courses will be Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart public. _____ MANCHESTER at 8 at the St. Maurice Parish offered at both sessions. ment will meet tonight at 6:30, and Milk St. and Rt. 44A, and i Morton [ Stop t Shop ^opsShop ! ^optShop Sun GI017 ! Center. Children may be registered for at the fireplace, for its semi PET CENTER was, until the DevCo purchase, Bolton K o p t Shop owned by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Water Safety both sessions if the parents annual mystery ride dinner. 9 Maple Sl„ DnntMn Manchotcr Strant. The house and seven Registration for the water wish. The fee is $1 for in Little League ifouiHl IIm cpnm Irani Main SI. Salt Cream Buttermilk I Frozen acres of land were purchased I O ra n g e fi safety program to be held this surance. ’The Yankees beat the Giants Edie Adams Faciai FOR 20 YEARS THE MOST summer will be held tonight Bulletin Board 11 to 7 in a Little League game C U T S CURL for $1(X),0(X) as part of the more Students i Reg. or Iodized • from 7 to 9 at Herrick Memorial The Public (tommission will than 1,000-acre parcel being Cheese Biscuits I Waffies last Wednesday: Patrick BEAUTY SALON COMPUTE PET SHOP M Juice Tissue Myette was the winning assembled by Greater Hartford ! 26ozbox I Park. Applications are also meet tonight at 8 in the 393 Broad Street Honored 3 oz package 8 oz package I 5 oz package Frozen oz can available at Bolton Pharmacy fireplace room of Community pitcher. Process-DevCo for its planned 6 200 co u n t 2 ply box Catering to Wedding • THEAREA! new community. for those who cannot attend the Hall to discuss plans for a Players cited for the Yanicees DONNA HOLLAND 't i •0 registration. propose new library. ^ were bruce bates, home run; Parlies with Early Stop in and Browse. Chances are we According to Richard North, Correspondent 1$ rave just wat you need lor your pel! project director for DevCo, the WITH THIS WITH THIS 1$ The first session will be at Gay There will be a meeting of in Tom Maneggia, triple; and Joe Morning Appointments COUPON WITH THIS WITH THIS Tel. 6464)375 , COUPON COUPON WITH THIS City State Park, Hebron, and terested parties of the summer 649-2517 PHONE 64M273 house "will absolutely be , AND A $5 * COUPON WITH THIS Stevens, Glen Giglio, and Steve Daily 9 to t — Ihuri. 9 la 9 The following students I AND A $5 AND A $5 COUPON COUPON preserved.” Final site plans for ' PURCHASE PURCHASE AND A ANDASS tmpla FREE ParUpi Ml Rraund! received awafds at the annual _ PURCHASE , ANDASS the proposed new community, 5 ‘ ^ 5 $5 PURCHASE PURCHASE State Park Road Blocked awards assembly for students | oooiuioii,j«i#i8thrus*t^3 ^ ' PURCHASE which have not yet been Good Mon. Juno 18 thru Sot 23 3ood Mon . Juno 18 thru Sot 23 ^ X ®“> \ W T 1 1 T H ♦ MANgHgST ^ BINNING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 18, 1973 - PAGE NINETEEN u!k-S; Sam McDowell Wins Woody Clark Regains Club ChampionsHip May Memorial Success In Debut With Yanks Field Growing Birdie, Birdie ANAHEIM (AP) — Sam McDowell still has heart, but it “For a guy like me to throw a shutout is like somebody Early Pace-Setter ' 0 ’ flutters a little more frequently than before. else throwing a no-hitter,” remarked Wright, whose fast “I can remember when I’d walk the bases loaded and ball has three speeds—slow, slower and stop. 3,000 Fans The Manchester Army & then strike out the side,” he said with a wide smile Sunday “But there’s nothing like a victory to make you forget Navy slow-pitch softball tour '»*■ i Evelhoch Second afternoon. “But my heart can’t take that stuff anymore.” about all your ailments. My back is still bothering me a lit nament committee announced Husky Woody Clark.-who carded two brilliant rounds of McDowell, making is first start for New York since he tle but I’m taking heat treatments and they help. I’ll just that the following teams have OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) — “ When I get it going,” said golf Saturday and Sunday, captured his second Club Cham was purchased from the San Francisco Giants on June 7, have to live with it.” W atch Play been accepted: Ted Truden VW young John Miiler, “all I think about is birdies. I’m not pionship at the Manchester links with a 72-hole total ol 292. \ stopped California on four hits over seven innings and Ken Berry’s three-run homer capped California’s four- of Vernon, Multi-Circuits, going for pars. I’m going for birdies. Bodies covered every possible square inch and then First-round leader Ray Evelhoch, who led the field with enabled the Yankees to e^m a split in their doubleheader. run first inning in the opener and Jeff Torborg hit a solo Dillon Ford, Fogarty Brothers “That’s why on the tour they call me Joe Feast or some of the Charter Oak sports complex last night for the a 142 after 36 holes, faded to 300 with final-round scores of McDowell, with relief fronv Sparky Lyle, hurled the shot in the second off loser Fritz Peterson, 6-7. It was Tor- and Allied Printing, all from Famine.” >. Country Club ' Chuck May Memorial softball games in which all Manchester. 79-79, to take the second position. Yanks to a 5-1 triumph after Clyde Wright threw a six- borg’s first home run since 1970. The stringbean 26-year-old Mormon from San Francisco donations went to a trust fund for May’s three-month old Walt’s Country Motors of Saturday Going into the final 36 holes, Clark trailed Evelhoch by Berry had three hits in the opener, as did Vada Pinson. with the unniiy shock of golden hair, the 1973 U.S. Open hitter in the opener as the Angels prevailed, 8-0. daughter. Colchester, winnens last year, BEST 15 eight strokes. The split left New York in third place in the American One of Pinson’s was his 2,500th as he became the 47Sth champion, is typical of the game’s new breed — bold Class A - Einar Lorentzen 56- It was estimated that more than 3,000 fans turned out un will be back. Enfield’s Mount Defending champion Stan Hilinski, who has held the title League East, IVz games behind Milwaukee while the player in major league history to reach that plateau. aggressive, unafraid of the Devil himself. 5-51, Rich Riordai) 57-5-52; der ideal weather conditions. It was reported cars were Carmel, Saybrook Monkey on five different occasions, completed play with a 301 Angels are fifth in the West, 2Vz behind Chicago. Graig Nettles slammed a two-run homer off Rich Hand Class B - Marsh Warren 62-12- parked everywhere conceiveable. Farm, Pratt & Whitney from score to tie for third place with John Neligon and Ken Gor “The only thing I didn’t care for were all those walks,” to highlight New York’s four-run first inning inthe second Southington and East Hart Going into Sunday’s final round over the aged Oakmont 50, Tony Pietrantohio 59-9-50; In the first game of the scheduled doubleheader. Ray Gordon 59-9-50; Class C - don. McDowell said; He issued seven and left the game after a game. Nettles later added a double to pace the Yanks’ 10- ford’s Plaza Shell have also Country Club golf course, it looked as if any one of a dozen Sportsman Tavern of Manchester turned back Jo-Ann’s of Paul Clementino 63-15-48, Pete Clark held the title in 1970. hit attack. entered. single by Sandy Alomar and a walk to Rich Scheinblum Rockville 20-10. guys might win the prestigious title — but one of them Taylor 64-15-49; low gross - with two out in the seventh. Berry had two singles in the second game for California, All games will be played wasn t Miller, six shots off the pace, discouraged over a ’The second contest featured Groman’s Sport Shop going Woody Clark 72, Einar Woody Clark 78-72-72-70-292, Ray Evelhoch 71-71-79-300, Lyle came on to gain his 16th save. He has saved ^ach of raising his average to .302, highest among the Angels. Saturday and Sunday starting at scattershot third-round 76 and by his own admission “ab against downstate power Kasden Fuei of Derby. The Silk 9 a.m. and continuing under the Lorentzen 72; blind bogey - John Neligon 73-74-73-81-301, Ken Gordon 72-77-73-79-301 New York’s last nine triumps. Steve Barber replaced Hand in the first inning for solutely without desire,” Town array clobbered the Fuelmen, 27-15, in a special light until 9 p.m. ’The Charter Mike Siburisz. Stan Hilinski 75-78-76-72-301, Ray Fahey 77-77-77-73-304 California and stopped New York on one run and four hits Wright fought off a sore back to blank the Yanks in the nine-inning contest. Oak complex offers all con PRO SWEEPS Rich Riordan 77-77-74-79-307, arry Eich 75-74-78-81-308, Doc opener as the Angels made it easy for him, scoring four for the next seven rounds, prompting Angel skipper Bobby veniences needed to enjoy the It was a dramatic lineup indeed for the stretch run — Ar Gross - Woody Clark 72, McKee *81-74-78-76-309, Scott Lwne 78-78-76-78-310, Dick Bob Kowalski and Bob Brannick each went 5-6. Brannick Einar Lorentzen 72; net - Tony times iii each of the first and second innings. Winkles to remark; “Maybe I should have started him.” tournament action; parking, nold Palmer, the prople’s choice, and 53-year-old Julius Sleeves 76-76-80-79-311, Steve Matava 75-75-76-85-311, Einar stroked four homers while Kowalski clouted three. Dave Pietrantonio 76-9-67, Ted Plod- bleachers, restrooms, White went 4-5 and blasted two homers. Boros tied with outsiders John Schlee and Jerry Heard for zik 73-5-68, Mike Lomba 80-11- Lorentzen 79-79-72-82-312, Stan McFarland 76-76-78^-313 refreshments and a children’s the lead, followed by gangling Tom Weiskopf, Lee Trevino, 69, Rich Riordan 74-5-69. Erwin Kennedy 79-78-77-79-313, Sher Ferguson 72-82-78-81- .'i* Moriarty Brothers’ softball entry promoted the play area. successful benefit. Bob Charles, Jim Colbert, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player. Sunday 313, John Odell 76-71-84-83-314, Tom Prior 79-75-79-83-316 Palmer excited his wild vociferous army by leading SELECTED NINE John Wilks.77-77-80-82-316, Otto Lorentzen 78-79-81-81-319’ Sizzling Milwaukee momentarily early in the last round, then the old, smooth Class A - Joe Berner 41-3-28, Bob Genovesi 83-78-79-70-319, Willie Oleksinski 80-79-81-81- (AP photo) swinging Boros surged to the front briefly. Stan McFarland 32-4-28, Doc 321, Dick Ottaviano 80-82-78-81-321, Ed Wilkos 83-77-82-81- Orlando Cepeda Evades Tag for Base Hit Weiskopf, Schlee and the others made their pitch, but at McKee 32-4-28; Class B - Sher- 323, Frank Kiernan 85-75-85-87-332, Tim Cooney, withdrew, the end of the day it was John Miller who stood on the vic Porterfield 33-7-26, Lou Betko Pat Cooney, withdrew, John Lavinio, withdrew. Led By Joe Lahoud 34-7-27; Class C - Tom Leone 34- Oakland’s Deron Johnson Just Misses Dodging Red Socker Schelee Guessed Wrong, tory rostrum with the $35,000 winner’s check and^ the 8-26, Dick Melton 38-12-26; low and 6-2, the Baltimore Orioles edged prospect of turning it into a miilion in the next 12 months. NEW YORK (AP) — Who’s on first? ^ ro ss •- Woody Clark 70; blind AMERICAN LEAGUE the Texas Rangers 5-4 in 16 innings, He did it by shooting an Open record-63 over a bourse Until Sunday, it hardly ever was Joe bogey - Joe Skinner. Riva Ridge Equals East the New York Yankees downed the Runner-up in Open that has broken the spirits of some of the greatest-figures Lahoud. That’s ’ pronounced, if you PRO SWEEPS j Major League ; W L Pet GB California Angels 51 after dropping in golf. Metzger’s Perfect Day Milwaukee 33 27 .550 please, La-hoo. Who? Joe Lahoud, Gross - Woody Clark 70, Stan Mass. Handicap Mark the opener 8-0 and the Boston Red Sox OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) - John Hilinski 72; net - Sher Porter ---■Leaders---^ Baltimore 30 26 .536 1 that’s who. said. “Every hole the chant was ‘Ar- He did it by spewing out birdies in clusters — four in a defeated the Oakland A’s 4-2. Schlee guessed wrong. He told himself field 81-14-67; Dick Melton 92- NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 33 30 .524 1% Lahoud not only was on first but nidT Amie.’ Gary Player said not to row to start the round—and four more in the space of five BOSTON (AP) — Secretariat Triple Crown in a loss to Bee Tigers-Twins a one-under-par final, round would be 24-68; Doc McKee 76-7-69. and Riva Ridge are a dream 1-2 BATTING (125 at b a ts)- Detroit 31 29 .517 2 also on second, third and home. He listen, but there are some things you holes on the incoming nine. Bee Bee on a muddy strip in the Sparks Astro Triumph Boston 28 30 .483 4 Mickey Lolich spaced seven hits and good enough for his first major golf ti LadieH punch for any owner, trainer Preakness last year, avenged Mota, LA, .343; Torre, StL, belted his first two home runs of the just can’t shut out.” There were nine birdies in ali, with one bogey, and the Cleveland 22 48 .355 12 struck out 11 in pitching the Tigers tle. Saturday and jockey. Champagne victory that loss decisively in the 39th .339. season, one the first grand slam of his He believed he was going to win fire was so fierce that it burned off all of the challengers. BEST 15 NEW YORK (AP) - If you’re not West What the tall 34-year-old, a celebrations become almost running of the Massachusetts RUNS—Bonds, SF, 65; Rose, Phils-Giants over Minnesota before a Bat Day after drilling in a 10-foot birdie two on Gross - Lynn Prior 72, Chicago 32 25 .561 career, drove in six runs and scored Miller won with 279, a stroke ahead of Schlee, whose chip routine. Handicap, New England’s most Cin, 44; Wynn, Htn, 44; impressed with Roger Metzger’s .249 Metzger wasn’t the only NL player crowd of 52,662 in Detroit. Colorado native, didn’t anticipate was the 16th, moving to within one of Florence Barre 72, Jan Shaw 72, Minnesota 32 26 .552 (A three times to help the sizzling from the fringe on the final green missed by an inch and a Mrs. Penny Tweedy, owner of prestigious race. W.Davis, LA, 44. batting average, it’s a good thing you with four hits Sunday. Willie Mon Royals-Indians a record 63 by U.S. Open victor John net - Helen Mutty ’73-23-50, Rudy Kansas City 36 30 .545 Milwaukee Brewers shell the Chicago Miller, already in the clubhouse. half from forcing a playoff, and two ahead of Weiskopf at Mepdow Stable, trainer Lucien Sent to the front at the start, RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, weren’t looking at his numbers a few tanez had a quartet against San Fran Kansas City parlayed home runs by Miller Sunday. But he was happy to be Pierno 75-24-51; putts - Florence Oakland 33 30 .524 2 White Sox 15-5 for their ninth con “I felt I would win walking up 16, up 281. Palmer, after his early charge, fell back into a tie with Laurin and veteran jockey Ron the 4-year-old colt led all the Cin, 52; Ferguson, LA, 49. weeks ago. The first one then was a cisco, pacing Philadelphia to its vic Amos Otis, Fran Healy and Lou the runner-up. Barre 27, Jan Shaw 28. California 31 29 .517 V k secutive victory. 17, but not 18,” he said of the defending champion Jack Nicklaus and two-time winner Turcotte celebrated again Sun way and romped to a 3% length HITS—Bonds, SF, 89; zero and when you start that way, the tory over the Giants, who have Piniella and the strong pitching of “I’m just fortunate to be where I Sunday Fuentes, SF. Texas 19 38 .333 13 You £an’t really blame people for pressurized finish for America’s nriost Lee Trevino with 282. day after Riva Ridge equalled a victory while covering 1% other two don’t really matter. dropped seven of their last nine games Dick Drago and Ken Wright to sweep am,” he said of his final round of 70 FOUR BALL BEST BALL track record set by the great DOUBLES-Cardenal, Chi, Sunday’s Games asking “ Who?” when you haven’t prestigious golf title. miles in 1:48 1-5, equalling the Metzger ripped four straight singles and slipped one-half game back of Los Cleveland, which has lost five in a row for a 280, one more stroke than Miller. Florence Barre, Mary Whirlaway in winning the $56,- 15; Staub, NY, 15; Simmons, Kansas City 6-6, Cleveland 3-2 played very much and own a virtually Schlee said the 11th hole proved to Miller was planning to caddie at Olympic in 1966 before track record set by Whirlaway Sunday—his first perfect day ever in Angeles. and 15 of 17. “It’s great to be the runner-up.” Gangewere, Marge Smith, 050 Massachusetts Handicap at in the 1942 Mass. Cup. StL, 15; Bonds, SF, 15. Detr^t-6, Minnesota 0 nonexistent ,137 batting average. The be the demise of Palmer. the major leagues—helping Houston he qualified. He played instead, was in contention all the Joann Hunt 62; Evelyn Suffolk Downs. Laurin passed up a chance at TRIPLES—Metzger, Htn, 9; The Dodgers, limited to a scratch Milwaukee 15, Chicago 5 Drago scattered eight hits in the" Schlee, whose best previous finish “He putted out, looked at the 202-pound Lahoud still isn’t hitting his way and finished eighth. He missed the cut in 1967, didn’t Lorentzen, Barbara Davis, Rita “It’s nice to have Riva Ridge the richer $125,000 Hollywood Sanguillen, Pgh, 7. to a 7-3 victory over St. Louis. The single for eight innings against Mon Baltimore 5, Texas 4, 16 in opener whiie Otis hammered his 10th in seven tour years was second in the weight, but he’s up to .156 and almost scoreboard and was shocked to see he qualify in 1968. He played the next three years, finishing Creed, Lorraine Demiko 64 get some attention again,” Mrs. Gold Cup to keep a promise HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pgh, Astros’ shortstop also scored two runs treal’s Mike Torrez, scored the tying nings < homer us the Royals beat Gaylord 1966 St. Paul Open, was paired with doubled his runs-batted-in total from wasn’t leading," Miller was. “It took 30th, fifth and seventh, respectively. Tweedy said. "You know, he with longtime friend Guy 18; H.Aaron, Atl, 18. and drove in another. California 8-1, New York 0-5 Perry, 6-9, the AL’s Cy Young Award Arnold Palmer and admitted Arnie’s run in the ninth and then battled into seven to 13. the fire right out of him,” Schlee said He’s the first former U.S. junior champion to win the was used to it last year.” Kiank, Suffolk Downs racing J STOLEN BASES-Morgan, “He’s been hitting about .400 in the Boston 4, Oakland 2 winner of 1972 who hasn’t won in six Army was a problem. the 12th to beat Montreal. of ^Palmer, who bogeyed the next Turcotte, once a teen-aged secretary, and also get another Cin, 28; Bonds, SF, 22. Monday’s Games It was the Brewers’ second three- Open. He has won two tournaments but never before this last six weeks,” said Leo Durocher, tries since May 21. Then Wright “I just couldn’t settle down,” he three holes. lumberjack in Canada, is shot at Bee Bee Bee, who tired PITCHING (6 Decisions)— Reds-Pirates Texas (Broberg 3-5) at game sweep of the White Sox this- year had he attained the $100,000 mark in earnings. He now Freeman to Retire manager of the Astros. “That’s quite yielded only two hits in 8 2-3 innings in amassing a fortune, along with badly and finished fourth Bryant, SF, 11-3, .786, 2.22; Minnesota (Hands 5-6) month and their 14th victory in the has approximately $114,000. a jump for the kid. He was hitting .075 Toni Hall retired 11 straight batters the nightcap. The loss was cha'’g ^ to COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Mrs. Tweedy and Laurin, as the ' behind Crafth Khale and Loud. Billingham, Cin, 9-3, .750, 3.22 . in relief, saving Jack Billingham’s Detroit (Perry 7-5) at last 15 games, keeping them one game James A. “Buck” Freeman will at one time.” Cleveland (Strom 1-6), N Mike Kekich, who made his first start rider of both Secretariat, this "yte're very pleased wihh STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, ahead of Baltimore in the AL East. Here are the final scores and money winnings: retire June 30 as an assistant Elsewhere in the National League, ninth victory of the season and Cincin Boston (Curtis 8-2), N for the Indians. year’s Triple Crown winner, Riva Ridge’s effort,” Laurin 99; Carlton, Phi, 99. nati defeated Pittsburgh jn the first The slumping White Sox have dropped Upstart in Racing Spotlight Johnny Miller basketball coach for the and Riva Ridge, who just mis said. “Riva Ridge doesn’t have Los Angeles took over first place in Oakland (Hamilton 1-1) at Orioles-Rangers Jack Nicklaus game of their doubleheader. 0 of 15 but maintained a half-game $35,000 71-69-76-63-279 $9,000 71-69-74-68-282 University of South Carolina sed the Triple Crown in 1972. to go to the front right away, AMERICAN LEAGUE the West Division; beating Montreal 3- Kansas City (Littell 0-0), N Earl Williams doubled horn Bobby and assume the position of u lead over Minnesota and Kansas City BATTING (125 at b a ts)- 2 in 12 innings while Philadelphia was In the nightcap, the Reds packed all California (May 5-6) at Grich in the 16th as the Orioles John Schlee Jerry Heard How does he rate the horses? but he did and ran a terrific in the West. NEW YORK (AP) - The m o u n ted stock engine Allison, winner of almost “consultant” to Coach Frank “I won’t compare this horse race.” Blomberg, NY, .402; Carew, outslugging San Francisco 11-7. New their runs in the third inning with Chicago (Fisher 6-4), N defeated Texas. Grich opened the 16th machines. $18,000 73-70-67-70-280 $6,000 74-70-66-73-283 Elsewhere in the American League, trackside Filberts along the $300,000 in prize money last McGuire. with Secretariat,” Turcotte “Coming into the stretch, I Min, .336. York beat San Diego 3-1, Cincinnati Johnny Bench and Bill Plummer con Only games scheduled with a single against Don Stanhouse He did it in impressive style, Tom Weiskopf Julius Boros Freeman, a Gamecock coach the Detroit Tigers blanked the road racing circuit are begin year, posted an average speed said when asked the glarfng didn’t even think if anyone wa$ RUNS—Mayberry, KC, 43; swept a doubleheader from tributing key doubles to the rally. and stole second. Tommy Davis was ning to wonder aloud, ‘>how winning a 72-mile qualifying $13,000 73-69-69-70-281 $6,000 73-69-68-73-283 for the past nine years, has Carew, Min, 42;- R.Jackson, Minnesota Twins 60, the Kansas City of 100.215 m.p.h. in besting Pet question. “They’re both great trying to pick nie up,” Turcotte Pittsburgh, winning the first game 3-1 walked intentionally before Williams about that upstart Jody heat race in record time and ty’s Dodge in the Riverside Arnold Palmer Lanny Wadkins been associated with McGuire horses. Riva Ridge has a lot of said. “I just saw two whits Oak, 42. Cuhs-Braves NATIONAL LEAGUE and the second 5-1 and Chicago split a Royals took two from Cleveland 6-3 Scheckter”, as much in then leading every one of the 30 race. Benny Parsons was third $9,000 71-71-68-72-282 $6,000 74-69-75-65-283 for 41 years, since he coached RUNS BATTED Carmen Fanzone and Jose Cardenal East delivered the deciding hit. good races left in him. Of fences (rails), a lot of dirt and a exasperation as in admiration. laps in the 101-mile feature. in a Chevrolet, Jim Insol, fourth Lee Trevino Jim Colbert, McGuire in 1932 at St. John’s course. Secretariat is retiring white (jnish line. It’s nice to IN—Mayberry, KC, 59; doubleheadpr with Atlanta, winning hit a pair of two-run homers, helping W L Pet GB the first game 9-3 but dropping the se The 23-year-old South African He collected $23,250 from the in a Dodges and Cecil (Jordon, $9,000 70-72-70-70-282 $4,000 70-68-74-72-284 University. to stud later this year.” have records, but they certainly R.Jackson, Oak, 54. Chicago defeat Atlanta in the first Chicago 38 26 .594 $75,000 purse and ran his cond 8-5. whipped the long-time pros fifth in a Chevrolet. Riva Ridge, who missed the don’t enter my mind in a race.” N H IT S -C arew , Min', 75; game of their doubleheader. Montreal 29 27 .518 5 again at Watkins Glen, N.Y. on season’s winnings to $87,350, D.May, Mil, 74. New York 28 29 .491 6>A Sunday^r his fourth straight based on four triumphs and a DOUBLES-D.Allen, Chi, 18; St. Louis 29 31 .483 7 victoryYTn the nine race L&M second-place finish. That loss Melton, Chi, 13. Pittsburgh 25 32 .439 9Vz Continental Formula-5000 coming in the season opener, T R IPLE^C arew , Min, 7; Philadelphia 26 35 426 lOVa series for open-wheel rear- when he was beaten by Coggins, Bal, 5; Bumbry, Bal, East Unveils New Look AUTOMOTIVE Culp to Get Second StaH Tonight West England’s Brian Redman. 5. Los Angeles 39 25 .609 But if the tracksiders were HOME RUNS—Mayberry, MILWAUKEE (AP) - Chicago White Sox this year. scrapped all the way. San Francisco 40 27 .597 >/a moaning over Scheckter’s KC, 16; D.Allen, Chi, 15. As Grid Drills End Pitcher Ray Culp, trying to Milwaukee trounced the White “They just outfought us,” Houston 36 30 .545 4 success they also must look STOLEN BASES-North, make it in the majors again Sox 15-5 behind former Red Sox Bando said. “The Red Sox Cincinnati 34 29 .540 4% with admiration at two older The East Catholic High foot more in command, with SERVICE CENTER Oak, 19; Harper, Bsn, 14; after undergoing arm surgery player Joe Lahoud’s two better be careful of that gang or Atlanta 28 36 .438 II racing pros, 1967 world driving ball team unveiled a new look Bellody adding the point after. Alomar, Cal, 14; D.Nelson, last winter, will get his second they’ll trim you good. They’re San Diego 20 45 .308 19Mi champion Dienis Hulme and the at its annual Blue-White foot Sophomore back Rocky Lodge ,JTex, 14. homers, one his first major start tonight for Boston against league grand slam. alive on the bench and on the Sunday’s Games 1972 American Driver of the ball game at Mansfield last of the White electrified the PITCHING (6 Decisions)— the ace hu'rler of the Eak The Red Sox downed the field.” Cincinnati 3-5, Pittsburgh 1-1 Year, stock car ace Bobby Friday night. onlooking parent with a 60- Colborn,. Mil, 8-2, .800, 1.92; , Division’s hottest team in the Oakland Athletics 4-2 Sunday In Sunday’s game, the A’s got Chicago 9-5, Atlanta 3-8 Allison. The Eagles, noted for a yard TD scamirer to put his Lee, Bsn, 7-2,'.778, 2.01. Auto Air Conditioner American League. behind the four-hit pitching of their only two runs when Philadelphia 11, San Fran Hulmqcame out of nowhere rocked-ribbed defense in past team back in contention, but a STP . STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, Culp, who was bombed in his Luis Tiant, 8-6, and four hits off Reggie Jackson homered in the cisco 7 to snatchvictory in the final lap years, displayed a potent missed point after by Donovan 149; Singer, Cal, 113. debut this season with ‘the the bat of Danny Cater. sixth and in the ninth. Tiant New York 3, San Diego 1 in the Swedish grand prix at offense with a bevy of speedy left the Blue in command by a Radiator Coolant Recharge Kit Boston Red Sox in a-game last In the dressing room g4ve up only two other hits and Los Angeles 3, Montreal 2,12 Anderstrop. Allison buzzed his running backs. First year head single point at half-time. week against the California following the garaer^akland’s struck out 10. innings Chevrolet across the line with mentor, John LaFontana, wore The second half, however, Leads Harvard Angels, will face Jim Colburn Sal Bando talked about the Red Designated hitter Orlando Los Angeles 3, Montreal 2,»12 room to spare over all-time a smile of satisfaction as he belonged strictly to the White of Milwaukee who has a record innings winner Richard Petty in a 5(X)- watched his young team as once more Ray Eckel found CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P )- Sox and the Brewers and said Cepeda hit a solo blast, his 11th, 37 of 8-2. „ Houston 7, St. Louis 3 mile Grand National stock car explode offensively. daylight and ta lli^ on a 30-yard Shortstop Jim Stoeckel* of he feels Milwaukee has “a for the Red Sox in the second to Culp and the Red Sox will also Monday's Carnes event at Riverside, Calif. The game, a traditional end- run. Donovan regaining form, Reg. .Miami, Fla., one of New better ball club than the Red give Tiant a 1-0 lead. The Red be tangling with a Brewers’ New York (Seaver 8-4) at of-spring practice affair, was added the point after. Tom Sox.” Sox got two more in the sixth a p It was the first win of the s 5.99 England's top power hitters, ‘]Vou) f Don^t Want to Hear Anymore^ < photo,) team that is in first place in Philadelphia (Brett 5-2), N season for both Hulme and taken from the realm of con Wardwell added two points to has been named captain of the Bando said that ^when the and one-in the eighth by their division and fresh from Athletics last played stringing together singles. Chicago (Jenkins 7-4) at Stafford Speedway Allison. For Hulme, it was a trolled scrimmage to a full- the White tally by dumping QB Mixes with all anti-freezes, Replace Freon 12 quickly.’ 1973 Harvard University limp Bruce Froemming Ejects Protesting Dock Ellis of Pirates easily — do it yourself and the climax Sunday of their se Milwaukee, the Brewers did not Manager Eddie Kasko has Pittsburgh (Ellis 5-7), N The old pro from Southington, case of picking off car after car fledg^ game, complete with Bob Love in the end zone for a keeps engine, running coel. baseball team. save! Special safety Freon cond three-game sweep of the make mistakes on the field and scheduled Marty Pattin and Montreal (Moore 4-5) at St. Eddie Flemke, powered the during various stages of the officials and competing safety with about four minutes Add 1 can to your radiator. Louis (Wise 8-3), N race, then overhauling leader coaches. t to play. On the ensuing kickoff, Summer boil over protection. dispensing valve and leak John Curtis to go against jim' Bob Judkins’ 2X Pinto to first detector ARL-9 Hall’s Slaton, and Chris Short or, Bill Atlanta (Reed 4-7 at Los place Saturday in the 30-lap Ronnie Peterson of Sweden Played with Super Bowl the White, once more in posses A rrotb Champion in Tuesday’s Angeles (Messersmith 6-5), N modified feature at Stafford with a lap to go. His speed was enthusiasm, the White won, 29- sion, hit paydirt on a 25-yard INDOOR ARCHERY Only games scheduled HR Eases Jitters 104.5 m.p.h. 14, under the direction of Coach scamper by QB Rob Tebeccio, doubleheader at Milwaukee, Speedway. and Bill Lee will face Bill Par Ron Bouchard, who has won Francosis Cevert .of France Jim Gerrity. ’The Blue team, with Donovan again splitting sons in the final ganqp of the four of the nine feature events was third and Carlos coached by A1 Freheit, got on the uprights, putting the game series Wednesday. this season, finished a close se Reute^ann of Brazil fourth. the board early with a 60-yard on ice for the White. Celts Sign Rookie For Rookie Hodges cond, Bugs Stevens, making a* scamper by Cephus Nolan and a LaFontana, in post-game dis determ ine bid for his second PAT by Mark Bellody. The cussion, noted that it was all BOSTOI^ (AP) — Backcourt Vitale Second White roared back and knotted NEW YORK (AP) - There’s Hodges beited a one-two pitch into the consecutive victory in as many only spring practice. But with a ace Joe Cafferky, the Boston the score with a 40-yard romp ran6e and nothing like a hgme run to ease the Met builpen. weeks, was third. Bob Santos, wry smile, added that if the C elticsJ|||th draft choice from In Marathon by Ray Eckel and the point enthusiasm and desire carried FUEL OIL jitters of playing in your third major • “It was a fastball, right over the the most consistent driver a f North T)arolina State, has the half-mile oval, was fourth SAN MATEO. Calif. (AP) - after added by Tim Donovan. over to the fall, the Eagles GASOLINE signed with the National league game. ■plate,” Hodges said about loser Bill Doug Schmenk of the East Los In the second stSiiza, Roily would be a team to be reckoned Ask Ron Hodges, a 24-year-old while Dennis Giroux was fifth. Basketball Association club for Greif’s (4-9) pitch. “I wasn’t thinking In the six-cyclinder 50-lap Angeles Track Club outran a (Jharest bulled over from four with. rookie recently promoted from field of 520 Sunday and won the BANTLY OIL the 1973-74 season. home run at the time but the pitch was feature, Ron Ives took home the yards out to put the Blue once COMPANY. INC. Cafferky said in agreeing to Memphis in the Mets’ farm system. there and I got my bat onto it.” top money. National AAU marathon by a terms during the weekend that He walloped a tie-breaking homer in Berra seemed pleased with the Riverside Park four-minute margin. vv -'tv V. . ■ • The 22-year-old Cal State Standard Shock Absorbers Front End Alignment •j - “ v . - O.' 331 Main Street he will attend Red Auerbach’s the seventh inning that powered Sew rookie catcher whom he first scouted Connecticut drivers remain Fullerton graduate student Tel. 649-4595 Basketball School Aug. 26-Sept. York to a 3-1 victory Sunday over the last fall in the Florida Instructional the ones to beat as Jim Cash of .99% annual 1 at Camp Milbrook in finished the 26-mile, 365-yard Rockville 875-3274 slumping San Diego Padres. League. Prospect won the 50-lap Satur Marshfield before joining the day feature at the quarter-mile race in two hours, 15 minutes “I was a bit nervous when they “He’s primarily a line-drive hitter, and 48 seconds. Most Celtics in training camp. Bay State oval. Jap Membrino peiventage called me up,” Hodges said. “But I but can jack it out of the park once in Second was John Vitale of the :. c’' \^as second while Bob Stefanik Americali 'V, ‘ shooting glove. matched set of fiber glass target arrows, arm guard and feel very much at ease now.” a whiie,” said Berra. “He’s a mature New Haven Track Club at rate REFUMD * ' 1 -•* I- •' • Wayqe Garrett added a run-scoring finished third. i e a . Cars kid with fast hands and a good head. Waterford Speed Bowl I 2:19.52 and a close third was. single in the eighth that sealed the Don Kennedy of the North 4.44n He’s no kid.” 6.88 Cops Decathlon Dick Dunn, beat the weather tor prompt payment of p™ Sr/„Sr"' O' W O'OP «-ne to .o™ Clean, Late Model Mets’ fifth straight triumph. ' Carolina Track Club in 2:19.58. These new shocks will restore your new car ride! We check ball joints, idler arm, tie.*ods. Align front MIDDLETOWN (AP) - J i m The Mets scored in the first inning man, the curfew and 23 other personal Installment loans Reduce road vibration, siop front end dip on end, adjusting for caster, camber,..tpe in or out, ac When Hodges came up to bat with Stopa, 17, of Deep River has when Feiix Millan singled,,advanced modifieds in winning the 30-lap Ask about REWARD-A-LOAN curves! And prevent premature tire wear. Installa cording to mfr, specifications. Front end parts, if w ith expert instruction archery lessons make learning not only easy USED CARS I one out in the seventh and the score Golf but fun. At a cost of only $2.00 anybody can learn to shoot a bow and captured first place in the to second on Rusty Staub’s single and feature Saturday night at thb tion available at slight extra charge. needed, other than shims are additional. To|i Prices Paid Connecticut Junior AAU tied 1-1, Manager Yogi Berra called scored when John Milner’s grounder Waterford track. MONTREAL — Jocelyne arrow safely and with a reasonable degree of skill. For All Makes Decathalon Meet. him back for some strategy. went between second baseman Derrel Dunn, who started 19th, held Bourassa of Shawiningan, Que., Hallos Arrow (INDOOR ARCHERY) Range Stopa won the ten-event “I toid him that if he got on hasp, be Thomas’ legs for an error. The Padres off the cbntineous challenges of slipped to a par 73 but still MANCHESTER STATE BANK 3 WAYS TO CHARGE CARTER CHEVROLET Dick Watson who finished se SALE: MON. thru WED. meet, held Saturday and Sun sure he knew the bunt sign,” Berra tied it in the seventh on siiigles by retained a one-stroke lead going 291 Waal Middle Ti*e. Mandiestar jel. 649-0443 C O ., WC. . day for youth' aged 14-17 at cond. Tliird across the line was 1041 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER said. “ We would probably have tried Nate Colbert and Clarence Gaston, into the final round of the $50,- BuinAmeiiiurd Open Late Every Night Open Sat 10 A M tn 8 p if*" W»««Htaya 3 P.M. to 10 P.M. 1229 Main Street Xavier High School, with- ^ to sacrifice him to second.” Glen Shafer while Bill 000 Ladies Professional Golf Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon Ppan sat. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Closed Sunday For Summer Fred Kendall’s sacrifice bunt and Scrivener was fourth. Howard 1145 Tolland Tpke. Except sat tne pm point total of 5,616'. The strategy wasn’t needed, as Association Canadian Cham Dave Roberts’ grounder. Beetham was fifth. pionship. ______Mwnter ^IC « ■■ t i PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 18, 1973 MANCHESTEB EVENBIG HEmLD. M .nnl,.„.r. Com.. Mnn .1,,.. - Legion Bows PAGE TWENTY-ONE Fast — Effective The “ Action Marketplace” To'Rockville y Herald Classified Ads • bver 15,000 Paid Subscribers AO/ By Chris Blake (15 Word Minimum) V • Over 60,000 Daily Readers Scoring four runs on two hits in the fifth inning i Softball • Fast Results ¥ ^ k w l l e defeated Manchester, 4-2, in American Legion ^ 8c per word per day Zone Eight play Saturday at . Henry Park. 3 D a y s ...... 7c per word per day ® D ays ...... 6c per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR ’Three games are on tap this rally stopped there as Rabe TONIGHT’S GAMES 3-3 while Bob Bycholski was 4-5, CLASSIFIED ADVER’TISEMEN’TS week for the locals starting fanned Odell to end the game. two of which were homers. 26 D a y s ...... 5(( per word per day Bernie’s vg. Glen, 6:15 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION -Vi tonight with Windsor at For host Rockville, the win Filzgerald .- H a p p y A d s ...... $1.50 inch Memorial Field. Wednesday stretch!^ its unbeaten record to Moriarty vg. Dillon, 7:30 jGorman Brothers won by Deadline for Saturday and Monday night, the locals trek to East 3-0. Manchester dropped to 0-1 Fitzgerald Ifeit over DeMaio Paving to is 12:00 Noon Friday 9-^01 Hartford and Friday night they in Zone Eight play, 2-1 overall. Acadia vg. Hon4ar“frr45- bund out the night’s action. PHONE 643-27U . \ ; ^ R A O ( entertain Ellington, all games Manchester Coach Jack Holik Fitzgerald start at 6. praised his team for playing a SILK CITY Musical-Dtamallcs Mileg vg. Savingg Bank, 6:15 HERILD 30 Help Wanted 35 Manchester tallied the first good game. Rockville’s only big Roberigon PLEASE READ LAND clearing, light run in the third inning. Bruce threat was in the inning the four Groman’s TRIAL guitar course. ’Twelve Wyman vg. Vito’g, 8:45 Nebo- BOX LETTERS landscaping, old buildings and HAIRDRESSER—Manager, to 'I'l Peck and Dan Groman walked, runs scored. 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Excellent working Si reached when bis grounder was while the infield came up with REC ONE incorrect or omitted reasonable. Guaranteed work. Men I Women 17-62 conditions and benefits. Phone ® runs in the first inning en route Enclose your reply to the played to second and all hands two inning-ending doubleplays. insertion for any advertise Call anytime, 649-4266. Mr. Jacobs, 646-2321. S to*a 20-2 win over Acadia box in an envelope — address Train New For were safe. CBT ment and then only to the ex Restaurant in a makeup game to the Classified. Manager, EDWARD Machie — 643-0339, Tommy Crane hit a slow Rorkville f4) Oil Heat tent of a “make good” Civil Service Exams Saturday at Fitzgerald Field. Manchester Evening Herald, Specializing in pruning trees roller and beat it out to load the AB R H RBI E Congo insertion. Errors which do not No High School Nacossary . . . Someone Crane, 2b 3 1..2 0 0 Tim Palmer, Ed Kowal, Joe together with a memo listing and shrubs, new lawns, turf FIRST CUSS bases. After Jim Kayan flied to Kayan, Ib 3 0 X 0 0 Multi lessen the .value of the Start as high u : may hove MNtyev KajewskI, as Amio, Tim Coughlin and Kent the companies you do NOT lawns, flower beds and rubbi^ left for the first out, Steve 3 1 1,2 0 Town advertisement will not be cor removal. (^11 after 6. ottappyerfl Charland, If 3 0 2 1 0 Smith each had three hits. want to see your letter. Your $4.22 Hr. Looking Back at the Local Sports Scene Krajewski cleared the bases Tibbetts, 3b Methodist rected by “make good” 3 0 0 0 1 Included with Amio and Smith’s letter will be destroyed if the Clerical Ifnmlgrstloi SHEET METAL when his hit to left bounced Anderson, rf 3 0 0 0 1 Htfd. Nat. insertion. LIGHT trucking, Father and Yellen, cf hits were solo homers. Back-to-back State Trade School baseball die, Unknown, John Zeppa, Tom Hayes, 30100' Anhulli 1 6 advertiser is one you’ve Son, Attics, cellars, odd jobs. Postal Customs over the head of Dan Smachetti Adams, c 1 0 0 0 0 In a losing effort. Bill Ruff chamnionships were achieved by the 1934- Otto Cook, Ron Savitski. Front, Harold for a triple. Rich Charland Rabe, p mentioned. If not it will be Phone 649-1805. ^ » c e Machanic and Ron Nivison each stroked Keep prsssnt job whils 35 Manchester Trade teams. The 1935 Porcheron, Mike Saverick, Roland drove in Krajewski with a Gagnon, pr EASTERN handled in the usual manner. 643-2711 MECHANICS Smith, if I 0 0 00 two base hits. preparing at home for squad lined up like this: Rear, Tony Quar- Lashinski, John Weiss, Frank Smith. The single to end the scoring for W LAWN MOWER Service, repair HAPPY Rockville. Totals 26 4 7 3 1 Bob & Marie’s 5 Lost and Found and sharpening, pick-up and Govornnwnt Exams. ^s. Coach Frank Crowley, Bill Keish, team copped 15 of 18 decisions.- M anrhrsipr Unbeaten Groman’s Sport 1 Autos For Safe delivery. Hours Monday WRITE: (Induda phone no.) BIRTHDAY Manager John Vojeck, John Rolston. Mid- The big frame gave Rockville AI^RHRBIE Shop downed Acadia Seventy’two’s 5 through ’Thursday, 8 a.m. to WELDERS starter Rich Rabe a 4-1 lead to Odell, ss Nelson 5 LOST — Small Beagle, male, 1971 MGB, clean, wire wheels, ' NATIOIUL Nicola, 2b Restaurant, 14-6. Jim Purtill, black, brown and white. 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 work with. It looked like he Maloney, rf Bob Kowalski, Dave White and Vittner’s 4 AM/FM„Abarth, rack. $2,295. p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 TRAINING SERVICE McKeon, lb CB&T Blue Answers to the name Spotty. Phone 742-5080 after 5 p.m. Minimum one-year would need every run as Mark Monette each had three 3 p.m., 872-8311. Milka, cf Lenox Call Mr. or Mrs. Goodchild, c/o Box H experience. Must read Manchester put together a Smachetti, If hits. In White’s total were two 2 Keeney Drive, Bolton, 646-4348, PHILIP JC’s 1969 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4^loor ODD JOBS, lawn care, light Manchoster Evening blue prints. Excellent AAU Track Meet Results Pleasing serious threat in the seventh in Peck: 3b homers while Bob Brannick hit 0 reward. Groman, c hardtop, power steering, power tree work, removal service to ning. one over the fence. Second Congo 0 fringe benefits and pay. MALINOSKI BAKERSFISLD, Calif. (AP) Bidwell, p brakes, power windows, air- dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. Bush noted that "We’ve got Rick Wohlhuter, who out-kicked manage only a javelin throw of With one out, Smachetti lined Banning, ph Acadia’s Ed Reyngoudt went LOST — Gold framed bi-focal conditioning, many extras. Call — Sometimes a post-Olympic the world’s best high jumper in a single to right, his second of INDY glasses, vicinity Lyness, Help Wanted 35 PRESSURE BUST Dave Wottle to the tape in 265-3 but it was enough to win Totals 24 2 4 1 0 3-4. 649-8782 after 5 p.m. TWO handymen want variety of year brings out the best in peor Dwight Stones, and if you don’t the game. Peck reached on an W McKee, Keeney Streets. Phone ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• 1:45.6. WoUle, the gold medal over Club Northwest teammate Rockville 000 040 x 4 jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer MFC. CO., INC. pie least likely to do well, and Charter Oak 6 649-8467 after 6 p.m. ' 'The Cod War Special' is broiled Icelandic codfish with MACHINIST wanted - believe me, just ask him. And winning 8d0-meter man at the Fred Luke. error, Dan Groman walked, and Manchester 001 000 1 2 Ron Riordan and Gary Kost Trucka-Tractor s tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at 41 Chapel StrMt results of the 8Sth National we’ve got two world record Olympics last year, was secoqd Bidwell grounded to short to tOB: Rockville 5, Manchester S BB: BA 5 tics, cleaned. Reliable service. a little British flag stuck on top." idgeport work, experienced Wilkins, one of America’s Rabe4, Bidwell4; SO: Rabe3, Bidwell5. led Dillon Ford’s attack with FOUND MONGREL, Brown only. Overtime and jiaid in Manchaatar, Conn. Amateur Athletic Union track holders in the half mile, und a and made the U.S. team, too. push across one run. But the. Army & Navy 5 1961 | f ORD Econoline- window Reasonable rates. 643-5305. greatest young prospects in three hits each in defeateing male. Call Dog Warden, 646- van, new clutch and battery, surance. Penobscot ’Tool and championships bear that out. great sprint crew and Steve The young • set was Pizza 3 4555. Happy 15th Birthday four weight events, captured Fogarty brothers, 12-11. 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Call Auto-Servlee JANITORS — Experienced, Lock Stock Phone 633-5345. overseas — including a big one jump here in a lifetime best 7 22, Mac Wilkins, 22, and Peoples was the 440 winner, Roy stroked three safeties 1 6 Dog Warden, 646-4555. Accessories 7 WES ROBBINS carpentry FRANK Scotella Plumbing Ser part-time days, evenings, against the Soviet Union — only Jumping off to one of its best remodeling specialist. Ad feet 5 inches, top mark in the Maurice Peoples, 22. making it two straight triumphs apiece. CEILING and ceramic tile vice. 24-hour service. No job too Manchester area. Call 643-5691, STAFF accountant CPA firm, TONIGHT’S GAMES starts in recent seasons, FOUNN — German shepherd, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, small. Free estimates. 643-7024. 3-6 p.m. 10 were Olympians last year. world this year and just I'A in Williams became the first for the NCAA king. ’The Arizona TWO JOIE Chitwood tires, and specialist. 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Alumni Junior they play the Bristol Cassins, at Armory ’6 1 best offer. 646-5382. following openings — lathe, Our staff is aware of this ad. year then definitely next year,” AAU meet. He took the 100 in Angeles Southwest junior 19-11. Joe Camposeo, Ron Personala-Announcements 2 LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. Bridgeport, vertical turret “I think this is a tremendous Croman's vs. Libbetl, 6 • Oval Muzzy Field in Bristol at 7:30. Wholesale 4 2 STEPS, sidewalks, stqne walls, Please send resume to Box ”V” Stones said. “Technically, my 9.4 after a 9.2 in a heat and college runner Karl Farmer, Anderson, Dave Brady and Bob Allied new homes custom built, Electrical repairs, additions, lathe^ cintimatic. The Purdy Manchester Herald. team,” said Bush, head coach Burger King vs. Savings, 6 - Bristol, the newest entry in 4 3 Campars-Trallers fireplaces, flagstone terraces, jump at 7-5 was really lousy.” came back to cop the 220 in 20.4. whose 45.8 made him the se Goehring each had three base Glen FOR SALE — Four tickets for Mobile Homes remodeling, additions, rec alterations. Small job Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, of National Collegiate Athletic tiling * the Hartford Twilight League, 4 3 8 concrete repairs, inside and The half milers Bush men Feldmann, with a best mark cond greatest JC runner in knocks. Home runs were Bernie’s the Manchester Sesquicenten- rooms, garages, kitchens specialist. Free estimates. Manchester, 649-0000. WANTED — Experienced I CHERYL HYDE | Association champion UCLA. tioned were AAU 880 winner sports a 3-0 record. 3 2 nial Grand Ball, Saturday, .June outside. 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Solid hitting has been Whitney Aircraft to Gate 2, tion, $3,750. 643-5668. FLO 9 R SANDING and House Street, Glastonbury. between 7-9 p.m. First shift. 649-2745. dow shades, Venetian blinds. R.E. (JOWER— Finish carpen I Jennifer i supplied by Rich Riordan and Keys m ade. TV for rent. Refinishing, (specializing in Apply to Director of Nursing, try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad older floors). Ii»ide and outside 633-5244. Frank DiMauro. Riordan has Fogarty’s Win Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. REAL Estate Career. Earn Autos For Sale ditions, garages, porches, any painting. J o b / Verfaille, 646- $15,000 to $25,000 annually. ^cracked two homers to date. type remodeling. 646-2087. 5750, 872-2"- •J Happy 18th Anniversary In Tournament CONCRETE Work - foun Excellent commission arrange Tuesday at 6 o’clock Moriar- NEED CAR? Credit bad? Molorcyclos-BIcyclos 11 dations, floors, steps, patios, We Are Excitedll ment. For confidential inter I WILLIE and JEAN | ty’s will host the'East Hartford Bankrupt? Repossessed? J.P. LEWIS & SON — Finish Bonds-Stocka-Mortgages 27 view, Mr. Pasek, 289-7475, Fogarty Brothers turned sidewalks. Big or little jobs. ^ From , I Merchants at Mt. Nebo. back Mark’s Construction, 9-8, Honest Douglas accepts lowest MOTORCYCLE insurance — carpentry, rec rooms, Pasek-Rutherford, Realtors, F ree estim ates. 875-3827, remodeling, kitchens, MLS. Sunday in the Berlin Tourna down, smallest payments. Low rates. Immediate binding Richard Caron. MOR'p6 aGES, loans first se- I Willie’s Pal I authority. Call Joan Lane at batnrooms, formica work, Hurwit and Simons, Realtors, ment. Rich Romano knocked in Douglas Motors, 345 Main. cond', third. All kinds. Realty Clarke insurance Agency, 643- ceilings. 649-9658. statewide. Credit rating un have just moved to magnifi the tying and winning runs with 1126. WINDOWS washed. Female Interest VOLKSWAGEN, 1969, Bus, Experienced. Reasonable necessary. Reasonable. Con- cent quarters in a dynamic BOOKKEEPING Help Wanted 35 TONIGHT a double. ■ economical. One owner, low 1 Hootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 16 /fidential, (luick arrangements. location. 7:30 Melg vg. Philg, WINF Romano collected three hits rates. Phone 649-5555 or 643- BOSTON (AP) - Girls and mileage, radio, rear defroster. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 1925. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. POSITION EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - women are taking more than a 8:15 Angeig vg. White Sox, while Dennis Dailey and Ron $1,150. Call 1-666-4507. makes, models anti speeds. ROOFING and roof repairmaff ' 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Requires experience in ac Must be take-charge person. Ch.22, 30 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-77j) passing interest in balloting for Seplowitz each had two hits. CATERING — Will prepare ford. Evenings, 233-6879. WE N E E D 2 MORE counts payable, payroll and Starting salary can be $7,800 or the major league All-Star 8:25 Red Sox vg. Brewerg One of the laser’s was a homer. 1967 BLUE MGB, very good Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- ASSOCIATES. Experienced more for good skills and 2098. food, hors d’oevres, main dis BIDWELL Home Improve____ the ability to assume respon teams. condition, wire wheels. Asking hes, cakes, etc. Services ^ will MORTGAGES - . 1st, and 2nd preferable but not necessary sibility in a growing concern. experience. Call Betty Jane, $900. Call 649-7618 after 5. Co. Expert in sta ll^ o n of mortgages — interim financing 646-8150. Bailey Employment A check of ballots in the first serve and clean up, parties, aluminum siding, gutters and — We will provide the training Please call Betty Bracey for MOTORCYCLE insurance, — exp^ient and confidential necessary. Service. 10 days of the voting by fans come to us for good rates. Just banquets, etc. Experienced. trims. Roofing installation and an appointment. 1969 FORD Country sedan Call 647-1269 after 6. service, J. D. Real Estate showed that 25 per cent were wagon, power steering, $1,195. 5 minutes of your time. Call repairs. 649:6495, 875-9109. Assoc. 643-5129. LEGAL SECRETARY for cast by females. If the ratio Ran 649-4163. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty CAVROK CORPORATION Manchester firm. Corporate HORACE- Tetr^ult — Siding, Call Mr. Richard Barker at continues, more than one or Louise. 643-1577. Painting-Papering 13 SECOND Mortgages — residen Vernon — 87B-2B48 law experience necessary. million female fans- will cast 1968 CORVETTE, 327, 350 h.p. roofing, storm windows, aw tial, commercial, industrial to 646-1117. This may be one of Salary to $150. Excellent ad V- ballots by the end of the voting mags, custom paint job, Hurst POWERDYNE 3^4 h.p., mini- RICHARD E. Martin. Full nings. Quality workmanship, consolidate bills, business the most important calls you vancement benefits. Never a free estimates. Fully insured. period July 8. TONIGHT’S GAMES For 1-9 Dillon, Tom Owen had stick shift, coupe. Call after 5 bike, one year old, excellent professional painting service. expansion, alleviate cash have ever made. It will fee at Rita Girl, Manchester, Oilers vs. Ansaldi’s, Verplanck three base h/ts and Dean ’Fully p.m., 875-5863 or 643-7604. condition.. $80. Call 649-6544. Interior - exterior. Free es 872-918^9-3417. problems. Jan Brennan provide the vehicle to high LEGAL SECRETARY - Star 646-3441. Police & Fire vs. Army & rapped two doubles. Steve Pyka timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Associates Mortgage Company, level earnings in a very ting salary to $140. More pay Navy, Waddell 1970 DATSUN 240Z. Low THREE-SPEED bikes, one ROWING — Specializing 528-7500. exciting profession. for para-legal. Call Sharon, 646- STEVENSON BROS. laced, two singles. repairing roofs, new roofs, Bonanza vs. Nassiff, Buckley P&F, now 5-6, got a defensive mileage, good condition. Asking man’s, one lady’s, with baby NEED your house painted this 8150. Bailey Employment Ser seat, as is, $35 for both, 647- jdtter work, chimneys, cleaned WE Have Money! Call us. Se vice. EXXON gem from Jonathan Dudois to best offer over $3,200. 647-1714 summer? Top Mality work. SUMMER HELP I cnau. WTOwm! KPiMw. after 5. 9532. Free estimates. (Jail 528-8248. ,in d r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs cond mortgages arranged n o SM OSa STUMPS! INTERNATIONAL stop a Dillon rally in the fifth. experience. Free estimates. quickly. Mortgage Lending HURWIT AND SIMONS -MASSEUSE, experienced twice Wanted for light assembly 445 MM. S tm t Hndwster Steve Evans pitched a three- NATIONAL 1967 RAMBLER, good condi- 1971 HONDA, CB175, 3,300 DONALD E. Tarca Howley, 643-5361. Agency, Hartford, 522-4221, weekly. Call 649-5818, between work. Rotating shifts, 7- M B -B 5 3 3 hitter and struck out 12 batters Despite being" outhit 10t_7, tion, new motor and paint job. miles. Excellent condition. paperhanging and pain^g evenings, Hartford, 523-5154. 6-8 p.m. 2:30 p.m.-and 2:30-10 p.m. as the Oilers won a 5-1 decision Nassiff Arms toppled tlie Hi-performance items. Extras. F375. Phone after 5 p.m., 643- Free estimates.estimate Call“ " 646-6^2. WINDSOR F ifin g & Sidin (All Inquiries Held Conllden- Alcoa Aluminum Siding, mrd ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• tlal) from Stevenson’s Esso Satur Medics, 10-5, Saturday at Phone 875-9258. SMALL CONGENIAL lawyer’s Apply in person. day at Verplanck. Buckley, T. J. FLANAGAN ^ d Sons, Roofing, storni windows and office. East of River, is seeking doors, and gutters. Aluminum Evans also had a single to 1971 DA’TSUN 51() wagon, stan 1966 BSA Victor. Call 649-6940 Interior-exterjor /painting. secretary. Good typing and Nassiff got homers from after 5 p.m. awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. EXPERIENCED lubrication shorthand. Willing to train in KAGE CO. HARRiS-KEON help his cause and Bob Wilson Chris Boser, Tom Prignanoa dard transmission, AM radio, Reasonable rated^, Swirled If your nest is too small, check the ceilings our specialty. Call 643- man full or part-time, for legal profession. Never a fee to hit another single. Stevenson’s extra tires and rims. Excellent H^aid Classified Us and find the heme 91 Elm Street Extension SUMMER HOCKEY Mark Pagani. Boser also hit a condition. 1-429-0325. 1971 HONDAS, 175 and a 450, 1949. , ^ ROSSI Roofing, siding, nights. Chance for advance applicant. Ritta Girl, five hits were scattered as single. chimneys, ratters. Free es-' with room for your breed. ment. Apply Moriarty Bros., Manchester, 646-3441, Manchester AND POWER both excellent condition. Must Craig Woykowsky, Jeff Phelon Paul Peck had two blows, in 1969 PONTIAC Cat, four-door sell, Call after 5, 646-1083. INSIDE-Oinside painting, timates, fully insured. Days, 315 Center .Street, Manchester. SKATING SCHOOLS and Jim Taylor all had base cluding a home run in a losing hardtop, automatic transmis fe c ia l ra^ s for people over W. evenings, 529-8056, Paul •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• hits. > cause. Andy Plepler and Jamie sion, power steering, power HONDA - SS125,1969, top con Fully insdred. Estimates given. Cosgrove, 643-5364. Business. Opportunity 28 Phelon pit'ch^ a two-hitter in Gallagher had two hits each for brakes, air-conditioned. Nice dition. 1,300 miles. Best offer. Call 6^-7863. summer? Immediate opening, 8t Hartford Arena Phone 649-0738 anytime. ------/ ______G&K ROOFING and siding. sales assistant, must nave a Routa 5, South Windsor, defeat for 3-7 Stevenson’s. The Medics, car. Call Pat Vickers, Scranton MANCHESTER food store with Motorsf 872-9145. PAJl^TlNG and paper hanging, Aluminurn and vinyl siding. beer permit near Community car, neat. Pay by the hour. App Oilers squared off their mark at The Nassiff infield pulled off ly in person, Connecticut Connecticut ••••••••••••••••••••••••#••• c.oinmercial and residential. Built-up (ioofs, specializing in College. Excellent potential. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 5-5 with the win. two doubleplays to end rallies. small jobs. Fully insured. All Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart 1967 CHEVROLET Impala Services Ottered 12 Free estimates. Call 644-0642. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ROOKIE sedan, 283, completely rebuilt work fully guaranteed. Freq es ford Turnpike, Vernon. August 27 - Tlie Pro Barbers tightened Jim Grout hit two home runs timates, 646-2168. Outstanding Career Opportunity with many extras. Excellent SHARPENING Service - J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom PIZZA and grinder store. Good August 31 the standings with a 4-3 victory and batted in Jive runs to lead ' conditon 742-8015. decorating, interior and income, excellent location and REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. Saws, knives, axes, shears, GU’TTERS and roof repaired to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- over Ansaldi’s Saturday at the Tigers to a 22-14 win over skates, rotary blades, (^ick exterior, paper hanging. Fully lease, zoned for beer permit. for Store Managers and Assistants Verplanck. The Barbers insured. 649-9658. and replaced. Excellent Beautiful interior, new equip hour week. Mlary $375.30 bi MORNING AND the White Sox Saturday at 1968 CHEVELLE, 327, 4-speed, service. Capitol Equipment many extras. Best offer Phone workmanship. .Reasonable ment. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with bunched four runs in the last Robertson. Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. degree. Many fringe benefits. We loMicred our rent AFTERNOON FUNDAMENTAL two innings as catcher Dave 643-2097. GRAD students available for prices. Free estimates, 646- Hartford area growth plans of America’s leading prepared Ed Dziato and pitcher Phil Hours daily 7:30-5, ’Thursday painting, 4 years experience, 1399. PACKAGE Store — Ideal one- Veterans Home and Hospital, HOCKEY CLASSES! Quesnel belted a two-run homer Tardiff turned in good defen 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643^’ Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, food company has current opportunity for mature serious and a single. Jeff Shrider and 1968 VOLKSWAGEN station 7958. fully insured. Free estimates. man set-up. Frechette & Mar people who like good income and are willing: to work for it. EVENING POWER sive performances for the wagon, luggage rack, excellent Call our competitors and then Healing-Plumbing 17 tin, Realtors, 647-9993. Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten Frank Prior hit singles for the' winners. The losers also had sions 395, 233, 248. No restaurant experience necessary: We will train you. $145 running condition, (iood deal. TREE Service (Soucier) — call us,'649-7034. weekly to start, rapid advancement based on personal rate SKATING CLASSES! winners. some fielding gems by Paul Call 872-2249. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing so you II try our heat. Ansaldi's attack was led by Trees cut, building lots cleared, — Prompt, courteous service. of progre.ss. Excellent insurance and incentive bonps McMahoq, at short and Brad HOUSE painting, interior - BOYS 7 -1 7 trees topped. Got a tree program. Pat Silver, with a two-run Comollo at first. 1966 MALIBU station wagon, exterior,, low rales. Free es Call 643-1496. > G roups Limited In Numberl problem? We’ell worth phone homer. Steve Everett, Steve power steering, power brakes, call. 742-8252 timates. Call 643-8162 or 649- Now, you can rent a gas conversion burner Why not take a new look at our heat Each boy registered in the Stratton, Dave Pelletier, and 23, $695. 643-1409. 5624. NO JOB too small. Immediate DON’T GAMDLE hockey classes wiil receive a In another slugfest, the service on service calls. Free Skip Moreau all had base Yankees clouted the Red Sox, ODD jobs, landscaping, Call 278-7740 for appointment for as little as $3.95 a month. Which is two dol Dave Keen Crest a colored Building-Contracting 14 estimates gladly given on Convert to clean, low cost gas heat Gall your knocks for the losers, 25-14. Saturday at Robertson. 1970 PONTIAC, Bonneville, household repairs, carpentry. 3”xB’' plctiire of himself and a very clean, low mileage, new heating or Numbing. Faucets MONEY DACK lars less than last year. In fact, it’s one third With the win. Barbers’ record Robbie Crowley and Richard Call 649-4594. repaired or installed. Water heating contractor or Connecticut Natural Harrls-Kaon Hockey Jersey. improved to 7-4, to tie An tires, air-conditioning, vinyl NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Enroll Now and Don't Be Schardt each hit homers for.the top. Call 644-2337. Remodeling, repairing, ad s worked on. Complete saldi’s. CARPENTRY — Porches, gar ig systems, rec rooms, GUARANTEE less than last year! ^ Gas in Hartford (525-0111) or New Britain Disappointed! Yanks. Crowley knocked in six ages, additions, repairs, small ditions, rec rooms, porches and B AMERICAN runs. 1966 FORD station wagon, roofing. No job too small. Call etc. Call M & M Plumbing & jobs. Free estimates. Call Heating, 649-2871. We're looking lor capable people with a desire to manage their own EXECUTIVE SECRETARY And, since gas is nature’s clean fuel, (224-9157). Celebrating 125 years Brian Shea paced Police St The Red Sox got a round small 8, automatic, power Stephen Martin, 646-7^. 649-31U. business and with an Interest In earning at least $15,000 - $25,000 annually. For Information, write Fire with a three-run homer in tripper from Richard Russell steering, air-conditioning, 9 You would be joining a dynamic management team In the leal-growing SEWERLINES, sink lines, For the top administrator in one of Hartford’s leading in there is no dirt or soot to mess up your of service to the Capital Region. downing Dillon,7-5, Saturday at and Mike Savidakis had four passenger, good condition. $325. POWER MOWERS, hand MASONRY — All types of convenience food store Industry as a franchise operating your own store. dustrial companies. In addition to the usual diversified HARRIS-KEON ' 428 Lake Street, Bolton. 643- cleaned with electric cutters, No previous experience In the. grocery Held necessary. We provide Waddell. bingles and three RBls. mowers repaired, pick-up and stone, brick fireplaces, walls, secretarial duties, must have the ability to act with little house. Or the rest of the environment. 9708. concrete steps, sidewalks. No by professionals. McKinney completely ready to go operation, thorough training, continuous HOCKEY SCHOOLS AUjUnearned run' in the fifth delivery. Prompt-Reliable- Bros. Sewer Disposal 'Com operational and merchandising assistance. We have more than 15 years supervision as an administrative aide to relieve a busy $00 XKm I M Rei/ale M9V 1«5, and two in the sixth proved to Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. job too small. Free estimates. Dartmouth Elects VOLKSWAGEN, 1971 Super pany, 643-5308. experience In this Industry and over 40 successful store8...and were , executive of many office details. Secretarial school graduate Ontario be Dillon’s downfall. P&F’s big Over 20 years experience. After growing^ rapidly. If you would Ilka to be your own boss and cart Invest HANOVER, N.H. (AP) - Beetle, stick shift, AM radio, 5 p.m. 6113-1870. 644-2975. with minimum of three years experience preferred. Send or in Sooth WMsor, c il hitters were Jeff Pelletier with TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving TOWNE Plumbing Service. $3,500, on a 100% money back guarantee, our limited franchise program is Bob Whelan, an outfielder from rear defroster, whitewalls. 19,- large appliances, cleaning for you. For further Information, please calf collect. resume including salary requirements to: Emlio M. larrett at two singles, Steve Wierzbicki Darien, Conn., is the cap- 000 miles. Excellent condition. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Repairs, alterations. American cellars, attics. Also will buy Standard fixtures used DAIRY MART CONVENIENCE STORES TaKe a new look at gas! 644-1U2 or 2S9-1741 tallying a single and a tjomer, tainelect of the 1973 Dartmouth Asking $1,6(50. Phone 643-0220 and sell used furniture. 6U-- remodeling, additions, roofing. Box K. Manchester Evening Herald and Shea. College baseball team. after 5:30 p.m. 1775. Call Daviif Patria, &uth Wind exclusively. Immediate ser^ Springfield, Man.______413-739-2563 sor, 644-1796. vice. Call 649-4056. i I i 1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 18, 1&73 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Apartments For Rent • 63 Apartments For Rent I f c r u m b u m g e t s d r e s s e d u k e 63 Out ot Town- B u t if h e d o e s w t . i t 's •• For Rent Resort Property- Houses For Bala yg WANTED — Part-time THIS OKI SUNDAV, it 's : FOUR-ROOM Duplex, AVAILABLE immediately. 68 For Rent experienced gas station atten 88 Awwtn It fwtlwi hinj« Houses For Sals JUST WHERE DO VtXJ available July lit, features Pleasant three and four room BOWERS School — 7 room See Hie World 72 Out ol Town-For Sale M Ouf ol Town-For Sale dant, nights. Must be over 18, MUSTVOU LOOK private driveway, large yard, apartments, heat, hot water, • HEBRON — Two-bedroom 75 Call Lydon Bros. Shell, 6464440. THINK yO lTRE g o in g COLUMBIA Lake — Waterfront Colonial. Freshly painted PRIVACY — is the watch-word LIKE A BUM EVERy basement for storage, stove, appliances, carpeting, air- apartment, appliances, wall-to- cottage. Accommodates 4 peo THE STORM WINDOWS wall carpeting. Cellar storage, throughout. Plus large storage ACBOSS for this 3-bedroom Ranch, North Coventry LOOKING for a part or full SUKlOA/?WHATlF refrigerator, carpeting, pan conditioner. Lease, security. ple. July openings. 649-0498,643- shed, near bus line, $ffi,900. 3. Isle ndi near time business on a main drag’' JANITORIAL help evenings, a n d s c r e e n s , eled rooms. Nice location. Ideal $175 - $195. C49-3978. 6434165. large yard, parking, twenty 2593, 228-9852. IKuropean Australia nestled on a wooded acre in NEW RAISED RANCHES husband and wife, mother and GUESTS SHOULD .Phijbrick Agency, Realtors, capital 4 Feminine southwest Manchester. This We have a new heated building DROP IK I? •REMEMBER? for couple. Security required. minutes to Hartford, fifteen 6464200. Carpeting in family room with 33x24 with overhead doors ana daughter, father and son. Ahm $175 monthly. 643^%^. minutes to Manchester, $190 SCratral appellatioa home also features a huge, in LANDLORDS; We supply IN Adirondack Mountains, American 5 Hoceaiin fireplace. Jiving room, dining amesite parking area, plus an man experienced in floor screened qualified tenants for monthly. 6464882, 649-2871. viting family room with second maintenance. 643-5747 after 4. secluded cabin, sleeps four. All NEW COLONIALS - Built by country 6Literaix fireplace and bar. Some room, eat-in kitchen, 1(4 immaculate 7-room home. All 95 WEST Middle Tpke. 4 ^ your vacancies at no cost or conveniences. $75 a week. 1-518- U Soviet pity HEBRON, four-room apart Mak Construction Inc. All city collection finishing touches needed. Come baths, .king sized master on l'/4 Commercial - Industrial room duplex. Heat, hot water, obligation to you. Homefinders. 576-4764. utilities on deep lots, $37,500. 12 Region in TShortaleop zone acres, fronting Route 32 in EXPERIENCED Cleaning stove, refrigerator, garage. ment, electric heated, storage Turkey 8 Expiate toke a look and make an offer. bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, 527-5448. Call today, they won’t last at Mid 30s. Realsesco, 643-12M. Mansfield. $46,900. Kiss Realty women, transportation, full and July 1st. $175 monthly. Phone area, refrigerator, stove, CAPE COD Bass River and 15 Cotton bundle 9 Additional laundry, 2-car garages, acre 429-2734. part-time. E-Z Day Maid Ser parking. No pets, 228-9115. this price. Philbrick Agency, 16 Ranch quantity lots. Starting at $36,900. 649-2865. CENTER Street — 4W-room pennisport, Two and three- Realtors, 646-4200. 24 Retired to form) vice, 872-3344. overaeen 10 Short-cared sleep 40 Deed EAST Middle Tpke. — Two The Aircraft townhouse, IW baths, all bedroom cottages, all con (Sp. Amer.) dog (her.) TOVENTRY - 6-rooms, 3 4V4 ROOMS, second floor, heat ROCKVILLE — Royalty-2 25 South 42 Greek island family, 5-5, wood and brick con FRECHETTES MARTIN appliances, carpeting, two air- veniences, June and August MANCHESTER — Executive ITBiaa 13 bland (FV.) American struction, excellent condition bedrooms, 2-car garage, 2 acres WOMAN to work packing eggs. and hot water, middleaged cou- conditioners, heat and hot b^room apartment, first floor, 43 Emanations realtors Miller Farms, North Coventry, vacancies. Call weekdays after Ranch, prestige neighborhood, 19 Hawaiian 14 Onager country 44 Black cuckoo with large barn, large lot. 047-9993 treed lot. Low 20’s. Tedford needs people pie preferred. No pets or water, stor^e. $210. By .ap kids and pets OK. Only $140. 6. 644-2623. birda 18 Tennessee Real Estate, 647-9914. 643-802L Homefinders, Fee $20. 5494980. custom-built for, present owner 27 Presidential 45 Regular (ab.) 's' Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644 children, 649-4068. pointment, Cnarles Ponticelli, 20 Spanish Valley nickname . 46Possessea We have numerous job opportunities that with all the amenities. Central province 646-0800. M9-9644, 6464800. Wanted to Rent Authority 28 Capital of 47 Mine entrance ______« BOLTON Lakefront — 6 room Ma n s f ie l d — Save agent FULL or part-time door-to-door CENTRAL East Hartford — 69 air-conditioning, Pella ther- 24 Primate (eb.) fit just about anyone's abilities, experi THREE ROOM apartm ent. mopane windows and doors Saint Helena 49 Oil (comb, year round Cape. 1'.2 baths, commission. We own it. Four sales with a1 ,group Must be 16 Mam Street. Adult or adults MANCHESTER- New one and Location. Spacious 4(4-room 26 Wild ox of 21 African bland form) MANCHESTER — Two-family ence and interest. Appiy today. or over. ’Transp QUIET, reliable family desires throughout. First-floor family Celebes country 4-4, $5:000 cash required. C l ^ fireplace, trees, $32,900. year old, 3-bedroom Raised po rta tio n preferred. Call 643-8921. two-bedroom townhouses, full apartment, children welcome 3 bedroom house available 29 Descended 50 Vivid colors Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Ranch, fireplace, oak floors provided. $1.85 hourlyly plus com- for $150. Homefinders, Fee KO room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2(i 27 Slightly open 22 Kind of plane 30 Girl's 52 54 (Roman) financing. International Turret Lathe Operatori Fuiion Wcldiri private basement and en ^gust 1st. References, 1-582- baths, rec room. Call today to S lF in o t 23 Genua of appelbtion nice basement, oil heat, one Grinder Operators Parli Intpaclort mission. Call 646-8147. 5494980. 53 Garden tool Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- DELUXE one — Bedroom trances, patios, heat, ^ or 123 New St., Bristol, Inspect this quality built home 33 Viscid shrubs 32 Per (comb. 54 Hostelry 1300. VERNON — Manchester line. acre in country. Immediate oc Multi-Machine Operators Tool and DIa Makara apartment, wall-to-wall appliances and carpeting in Conn. substance Immaculate Ranch on quiet cupancy. It’s a fair prifce at Milling Machine Operators Tool Inapaclora FOR installation, maintenance in AA zone. Philbrick Agency, carpeting throughout, complete cluded. From $215-$265 per EAST HARTFORD — Modem 34 Indonesien r - r " r - r - r - T ~ Sheet Metal Mechanics Intlrumanl Makar Realtors, 6464200. n r NEW Listing. Immaculate street, sunny kitchen with $26,900. Bring your check book and cleaning of air-pollution appliances, vanity bath. Cen month. Paul W. Dougan, one and two-bedroom island Kiss Realty, 429-2734 Cleaning Servicemen Powarcal Componant Taatar Apartment Bulldlngs- 35 Great Lake II 12 Ranch oa large lot with several dining area, 2 bedrooms, equipment. Must be trally located $175 monthly. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. apartments with air- ii i r carpeted living room, heated Vendor Quality Control Machining Procata Plannara mechanically inclined. Steady For Sale yo WALKER Street — 6-room 38 Siouan Indian trees. Completely and tasteful Rapraeentallvea R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. conditioning. Starting at $175 15 It rec room, $28,500. Wolverton ANDOVER — Lakefront 5-room work for reliable man. Tepco home, living room, dining room STSendfortii ly redecorated. Wall to wall in Chamical/Matallurgical Plannara FOUR-ROOM apartment, first Homefinders, Fee $20.5494980. n Twofold Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cottage, completely furnished, Air-Pollution Control System, MANCHESTER — 4-family and kitchen on first ftoor, 3 1/ lA several rooms. Stone patio 10% bonua lor 2nd shllll FOUR-ROOJfr apartment, floor, adults only, no dogs. brick, 4-car garage, good in 39 Soviet river treed lot. Low 20’s. Tedford 122 Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, Hartford Road, first floor. Business Locatlons- bedrooms, and bath on second 41 Greek letter Priced to sell immediately, Mr. Help Wanted 35 Boets-Accessories 46 Apartments For Rent Available July 1st. $135. Stove, come builder. Hayes Agency, floor, 2-car garage. Assumable iKi Negro, Belfiore Agency, 647- EAST Hartford — Older t(our- Real Estate, 647-9914. Aircraft employee benefits include company paid Conn. 633-7958. 83 For Rent gy 42 Cepital of refrigerator, parking, 20 Knox 6464131. ' mortgage, $31,900. Philbrick 24 2b bedroqm Colonial, double gar hospital, surgical and life insurance coverage: em ■ 1 ■! I ■ III S,■ monthly. Available immediate Street, Manchester. Call 646- ••••••••••••••••••••••••#••# Venexuela a - W 55" age, city utilities. Needs work, ANDOVER — Swiss chalet, SEWING Machine operators, PAINTERS — Minimum four 1970 FOURTEEN FOOT Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 44 Makings ployee educational assistance plan; and an im- ly, 649-2871. 5190. MANCHESTER - lOO.OOO Business Property- 31 $23,500, Meyer, Realtors, 643- great view, 3 bedrooms, 2 full jiroved retirement program. experienced preferred but will years experience. Phone 649- runabout, 35 h.p. motor, trailer, WOODLAND loud noise Lots-Land For Sale 73 square feet, will divide. For Sale yi 48 Instructor 0609, 649-5524. baths, 4'2 acres. A beauty. Call train, part-time and full time. 9658. like new, many extras. Firm NEW 3-bedroom townhouse, 1(4 Suitable for manufacturing and RAISED Ranch, 8 rooms, one 30 Apply now in EAST HARTFORD at Willow St. $1,395. Call 649-7367. GLASTONBURY - Modern full, 2 half-baths, all large 51 Capital of !T Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. 649-3183. MANOR baths, fully carpeted, ail appliances and conveniences, warehouse. 1-748-5634. India (2 wds.) 38 A-ZONE, city water and sewer, SOUTH WINDSOR If more convenient.... TYPING at home. Must be good EAST Center St. — Office rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- ■ n r $9,000. J. D. Real Estate appliances, private basement. and utilities paid, 2 bedrooms, building, originally set-up for 55 Acting part WILLINGTON - Big 2- MIDDLETOWN, Aircraft Road exit. Route 9 EXPERIENCED waitress, ti^ist and live in Manchester, Garden Products 50 APARTMENTS Available July 15Ui. Call 649- 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, wall carpeting, large fully 56 Engine device Associates, 643-5129, IICOZYII pick up and delivery required. air, parking, and yard. $182, dental office. Waiting room, equipped kitchen, central vac bedroom Ranch with 2 stone NORTH HAVEN, 415 Washington Street maUire, reliable, for food and Homootoad Strool 8782 after 5 p.m. Homefinders Fee, $20,5494980. office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- 57 Deeply 7(i room*Ranch, loaded with fireplaces, rec room, walk-out SOUTHINGTON, Aircraft Road liquor service. Evenings and Also own typewriter. Send STRAWBERRIES - Pick your 5. receptionist room, two system, 2-car garage, one acre improMd i i a BT COVENTRY — One-half acre, extras, full rec room with wet (Off W. Middle Tpke.) operating rooms, spare room, basement, sunporch, 2-car gar Open Monday through Friday, weekends. Apply in person. references to Box DD, own, 50 cents a quart. Bring wooded lot. Imilbrick Agency, 58 Mkn’s name 51 $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An MANCHESTER THREE-Bedroom apartment in DUPLEX, 3 bedrooms, base three Ians, half-bath, parking 59 Biblical 86 bar. 1st. floor family room, 2 age, 3.8 beautiful acres with 8 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. Casa Nova Restaurant, Route Manchester Herald. own container. Charles Zeppa, Realtors, 6464200. dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. iNUilltby a newer 2-family, fully ment, attic, garage, storage 466 MAIN Street — Building for plus three room apartment on patriarch u car attached garage, privacy. Needs some finishing. 83 Talcottville. Do not call. School Rd., Bolton. 649-8719. carpeted, air-conditioned, any business, office, or com !T Hayes Agency, 646-0131. shed and nice yard, central, second floor, $50,000. Philbrick RANCH — 6 rooms, .1(4 baths, DOWN gorgeously landscaped lot. It s overpriced at $34,900, but An equal opportunity employer JANITOR — part-time, prefer U&R HOUSING CORP. appliances, and basement security, 647-9881. mercial use, near Center. Call U absent owner says, give him an retired gentleman, apply STRAWBERRIES — Pick your Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. formal dining rooih, 3 IDefnuda 8t Fireplace, much more. Priced BOOKKEEPER — part-time, 1 and 2-bedroom luxury storage. Security deposit 64^2426, 9-5 p.m. 20f }% MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA own, free containers. Adults on ••• bedrooms, garage, treed lot. the mouth in mid 30’s. Call 649-5306. offer. Kiss Realty, 429-2734 for Manchester Construction Moriarty m o s. 301-315 O nter apartments. Features wall-to- required, no pets. Available MANCHESTER - Newer 2 zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- P r a tt & St. Ask forScotty. ly. Hours 8-12 noon, 5-8 p.m. Houses For Sale 72 $33,900. Rnilbrick Agency, (NIWSYAns IM TUraiU AUN.) firm. Full charge. Call between w.all carpeting, vanity tile, July 1st, $2M monthly. 643-5836. bedroom apartment, quiet loca MANCHESTER 10,000 square 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor Hebron — Six-room Ranch DIVISION or UNlffOu AlRCRAff CORP. Berry Patch Farm, Route 30, Realtors, 6464200. , MLS, 643-6666. 4-6 p.m., 647-1045. W h itn e y _ baths, built-in oven, range, tion, includes heat, appliances, feet industrial space. Fully MANCHESTER — New on bedrooms, park-like yard. Lv„ SHEET metal mechanic Oakland Rd. South Windsor. 476 MAIN Street — 6-rooms, sprinklered, loading docks, of- The BARROWS & WALLACE Co, dishwasher, refrigerator and and carpets. $200 per month. market, 6-room immaculate WEST Side Cape — 6-rooms, 4 Houses For Sale 72 Houaaa For Sale 72 30’s. Tedford Real Estate(^47- P ir c r a f t COOK — Mature woman to capable of layout and cutting security, family unit. $160. Call Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- Bce area. Hayes Agency, 646- MANCHESTER - two AA Realtors — MLS 9914. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your disposal, electric heat, 2 air Cape, stone wall around lovely down and 2 up, wall-to-wall Manchester Parkade - M9-5308 work in small restaurant, Mon commercial and residential 646-2426,9-5 p.m. 4535, 646-1021. COLONIAL - Ranch. Near zoned lots with all utilities duct work. New England own, large fields, very good conditioners, glass sliding treed lot, new 3-zone oil heat, carpeting, fireplace, aluminum located in desirable Forest day through Saturday. Call 646- convenient location. Bel Air Country Club. Six rooms, large •• Wanted-Real Estate 9168 for appointment. Mechanical Services, Inc., 649^ picking. Containers fumisned. doors, all large rooms. Full DUPLEX, five rooms, 1(4 MANCHESTER 4,000 plus storms and screens, near bus formal dining room, paneled Hills. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. VERNON - Manchester line — 77 Buckland Farms, Follow signs MANCHESTER - Nice 2 Real Estate, 643-9332. line, $31,000. Philbrick Agency, A nE N TlO H 0540. basement storage area, ample baths, 3 bedrooms, country square feet store-building for fireplaced living room with Duplex, one side beautifully Flowering shrubs and shade AVON offers you a way to a ADD TO TOUR IMCOW to Buckland and Slater Streets. bedroom apartment, first floor Realtors, 6464200. SELLING yptir home or WANTED — People who would parking. Starting at $175. kitchen, appliances, carpeting, half of 2-family, includes lease. Huge paved parking built-in bookcases. Two - three BOLTON — Prime R-1 residen trees surround this Colonial, good, part- time income, even CASH Commissions paid on ALL par Situation Wanted modernized, other good condi tial acreage, 19 acres plus, high acreage? For prompt friendly like to earn $100-$800 a month, 38 Handy to shopping, schools, ' central location. $235. Security, area. F*rime location in town bedrooms, fireplaced A farrifly d iiu t jr 15x15 modern country kitchen, if you haven’t worked in years! ties. FREE KIT. Best delivery service. PICK your own strawberries, appliances, private basement. OUTSTANDING Raised Ranch tion. Excellent income. Close service, call Louis Dimock part-time or retire within five bus and religious facilities. call 646-3542 after 5 p.m. $174 per month. Paul W. with highway access. Hayes ARCHITECTUIULLY room, garagige, plus many elevation, mostly cleared, $25,- dining room or den, 3 Be your own boss, work in your Demonstrate name brand gifts and at the Com Crib on Buckland in excellent condition. Spacious to shopping. Only $37,500. 000. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609, Realty, 649-9823. toys I Fisher Price and Cosco etc.) Full years with about $1,000 Mr WILL DO Babysitting in my Dougan Realtor, 643-4535, 646- Agency, 6464131. extras. $38,500...... 0. Philbrick.. Agen- bedrooms. Fine neighborhood. area, be welcomed into fine home. Days. Call 643-0001. Road, Wapping, 3-6 daily. Model apartment open for CHEATED custom kitchen, dramatic fami 646-3177. color catalog. Earn as much as 30%. month permanent income, (^11 FOUR ROOM apartment, one 1021. cy. Realtors, 646-4200. HOLCOMBE REALTORS 15 minutes to Hartford. / Thinliing of Selling? homes. Call 289-4922. TREASURE HOUK for interview. 1-889-7739. inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday- bedroom, heat stove and PROFESSIONAL office, An architect created this un ly room, oversized rustic lot,' Utilities, $32,900. 646-5062. city water and sewers. Call 048-3735 644-2447 M t ooRm I 401-2100 JOURNEYMAN Electrician, 11 Household Goods 51 and Sunday. Other times b y refrigerator included, parking beautiful, spacious. Excellent iquely designed Ranch In one ROCKLEDGE — Cleared MANCHESTER - New 3 now, 646-1117. Hurwit & CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently STOP SECRETARY - Small office. SALESWOMAN — permanent years experience, desires work appointment. for one car. Available J^uly 1st. exposure. First floor, all of Manchester’s finest restored, 7 fireplaces, summer building lot, 132x170’. Under BOLTON — Newly listed 6 Will pay 1130 for good bedroom Duplex, IV^ baths, full Simons. $10,000. Meyer Realtors, 643- Invesllgale our guaranteed full-time position in Children’s locally. Call 289-7573. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, $160 monthly. 649-6006. basement, includes appliances facilities, parking. Reasonable neighborhoods. This home is kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new room Ranch on large treed lot. shorthand. Call Betty Jane 646- MEDICAL SECRETARY - ranges, automatic washers 0609, 649-5524. sales plan lirsl. wear. Apply in person, Mari- Call: and carpets. $267 per month. rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. situated on two wooded baths, kitchen. Two-car garage. MANCHESTER - Edison Swimming pool in rear yard. 8150. Bailey Employment Ser Need good typist who can do RELIABLE high school gir I with guarantees. See them at B. Mads, 691 Main St., UAR Housing Corp TERRIFIC TOWNHOUSE - Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- lots . . . it’s that large. $58,900. Philbrick Agency, Road, just reduced, 8-room Early occupancy. Mr. Nqgfo, INTERNATIONAL vice. transcribing, ^ m e knowledge Manchester. will baby sit week days all D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main Large two bedroom. Bring the 122 EAST Center St. New first- MANCHESTER Realtors, 646^00. COVENTRY — (North-East) 20 Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. 643-0551 4535, 646-1021. Beautiful professional $30,900 Large older Cape, 3 bedrooms, formal ASSOCIATESs INC. of light bookkeeping required. summer. Call 649-2001. St., Call 643-2171. kids for $235. Homefinders, Fee •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• floor professional office space dining room, fireplace, 2-car picturesque acres. Partially •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Robert Murdock, Realtor landscaping and incom J Colonial, 3 bedrooms, living wooded, trout stream, brooks, Realtors 647<1300 Salary $130. Fee paid. No ^ tu r- MARRIED or single man for $20. 549-6980. Convenient ^cation, ample garage, aluminum siding, ELLINGTON MID 50’s RECEPTIONIST CARPETS — Wholesale to you Furnished Apartments 84 high gravel building sites. 333 East Cantar St. days. Call Sharon, 646-8150. dairy work full or part time. Dogs-BIrds-Pets - 41 643-9551 parking and-