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MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No! 206 Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES - TW O MINI PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Israeli-Syrian POW Exchange Begins
By United Press International from women soldiers, flowers and Syrian air force commander, joined the Israel and Syria began an exchange of handshakes from Defense Minister Moshe throng. wounded war prisoners today, opening the Dayan and Foreign Minister Abba Eban. In Geneva, military delegations from second phase of a breakthrough agree At the same time, a Red Cross plane Israel and Syria planned to meet again ment to end fighting and separate their ar earthing 25 injured Arab prisoners, 24 today for the first of an expected five days mies on the Golan Heights. Syrians and a Moroccan, took off from Tel of talks aimed at working out the intricate Both nations said heavy artillery guns Aviv’s Ben Gurion International Airport details of the troop separation agreement. and tanks in the 40-mile-long Golan region on the quick flight to the Syrian capital. The pact, negotiated by Secretary of were silent for the first time in months, The prisoners, who were captured in the State Henry A. Kissinger, called for an im honoring the cease-fire imposed Friday by October Middle East war and spent mediate cease-fire, creation of a Golan the signing of the disengagement accord in months in captivity, quickly became the Heights buffer zone, troop pullbacks center of attention in both countries. within four weeks and an exchange of Geneva. Twelve khaki-clad Israeli troops, some Hundreds of relatives and friends of the prisoners to begin within 24 hours. of them hobbling on crutches and one with Syrian POWs jammed the main hall at Kissinger returned to Washingtem" his hand amputated, boarded a Red Cross Damascus airport waiting to hold a Friday and said his marathon 32 day^^f plane in Damascus for the flight to Israel. ■welcome celebration. Government taiks may have helped overcome//‘the EvW' They were greeted in Tel Aviv with kisses sources said Maj. Gen. Mustafa Has, the wide gulf of distrust and hostility/in the Middle East. Rains Threaten Midwest >1 By United Press International vice predicted it would go above bankful Tennessee, Alabama, West Virginia and Persistent rains, dumping three to four during the weekend. Maryland. Roads were impassable in low inches in some areas, swelled rivers to The weather service predicted the river lying areas of southwest Louisiana and within inches of overflowing today in the would crest Monday at 32 feet at St. Louis onshore wihds increased tide levels on the Midwest. More rainfall drenched the where flood stage is 30 feet. Friday, the Gulf Coast, aggravating flooding Northeast and the central Gulf Coast. Mississippi was at 27.5 feet. problems. More than two inches of rain in the mid Flash flood watches were posted Barring additional rainfall, the U.S. Mississippi Valiey caused a sudden rise in throughout Arkansas, Louisiana, Army Corps of Engineers at Iowa City, the river and the National Weather Ser Iowa, said the Coralville Reservoir would peak “just inches” below its overflow level this weekend. As a precaution, 160 National Guardsmen and about 150 Economic Stability Asked ^volunteers built a two-foot-high sandbag levy around the fine arts campus at the Beautifying Main Street PARIS (UPI) — France and Germany on the palace steps while Giscard University of Iowa. / denounced trade protection measures in d’Estaing read their common statement. Three to four inches of rain coated parts / Yellow marifolds are springing up in Troops 670 and 15. F rancesco Girl Scouts Shelly Smith, Cheryl Europe today and called for a return to “There is a wide identity of view of eastern Texas and the central Gul^ Main St. planters. They were planted economic stability in Common Market Morasco, who is chairman of Scandia Wagner, Michelle Maffucci and Patty between us on European problems. It is Coast states. Memphis, Tenn., anp there by members of Scandia Lodge, member states. necessary to maintain all the progress Lodge, pours water on the neW plan LaPointe of Troop 670. (Herald photo Charlottesville, Va., each reported an inch Order of Vasa; and Girl Scouts of tings being arranged by (from left) President Valery Giscard d’Estaing and made so far toward European unity and to of rainfall in one six-hour period. / West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt slow down the process leading toward dis A tornado was sighted at Austin, Tex., said the nine-member community must integration. early today but^there was no report of in “assert its personality and cohesion.’’ “For this purpose we prefer a return to jury or damage. The new French president and the new economic stability within member nations Except for clouds over the Southern West German chancellor made, their rather than protectionist measures,” he California coast, fair skies prevailed from Supreme Court to iftar remarks in a joint statement after 5-Vii said. the Pacific Coast to the Rockies. It was hours of talks late Friday and today. “We agreed that the Common Market also fair in the Plains, the upper Mississip The statement gave no specifics on must assert its personality and its cohe pi Valley and the Florida pennisula. planned action, but Elysee Palace of sion. European unity is a vital element in Temperatures early ranged from 37 ficials said the two leaders discussed the world peace,” Giscard d’Estaing added. degrees at Lewiston, Mont., to 87 at Nellis massive balance of payments deficits “We agree we must avoid regression in Air Force Base in Nevada. Watergate Tape Dispute bedeviling most European states — West favor of progress in Europe.” Germany excepted — which led Italy to After the Friday night meeting, the two erect trade barriers. leaders surprised aides and passersby WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme The President has cited this principle in thing to a precedent was a ruling by Chief After a two-hour meeting at thp with a midnight stroll back to Schmidt’s Court Friday took the momentous case of presidential palace, the two leaders stood hotel. withholding tapes and records of 64 con Justice John Marshall in the 1807 trial of President Nixon vs. the Watergate versations subpoenaed by special Aaron Burr. Inside prosecutors away from an appeals court prosecutor Leon Jaworksi for use in the Nixon’s attorneys had urged the court to and promised an early decision on Nixon’s Watergate cover-up trial, as well as in his let the case run its course through the Today's refusal to surrender recordings of disputes with House impeachment in appellate courts and reject Jaworski’s bid Career Day Staged atMHS presidential conversations. vestigators. The trial, involving seven to skip that process. Friday was the day about 1,500 students Taking part in the Career Day were The court will pass judgement on the former White House and campaign aides, Justice William H. Rehnquist retired from Manchester High School and. the Travelers Inc.; U.S. Coast Guard; very heart of Nixon’s legal justification is now scheduled to begin Sept. 9. 4rom the case, which will begin in earnest Bennet andjlling Junior High Schools had Southern New England Telephone Co.; for rejecting further demands for The high court has never before in July with written and oral arguments, an opportunity to meet various business Hartford State Technical College; U.S. Ijpralft evidence in the ongoing Watergate in accepted such a chilling confrontation reducing the court to an eight-man panel representatives from the area who offer Navy; Loring Studios; Manchester vestigations — the principle that between the executive and judicial News for Senior Citizens, Page 7 and setting up the possibility Nixon might career education programs in cooperation Jaycees; Conn. State Employment Office; “executive privilege” gives him the right branches of government. The nearest defy an adverse ruling to surrender the with the Cooperative Occupational Educa U.S. Air Force; Conn Stenographic Senior citizens bowling, page 3 to hold his records in confidence. material to Jaworski. tion Program (COEP at the high school. Institute; State Police Department; Church, Page 6 A 4-4 tie vote would uphold U.S. District ’The Creative School of Hairdressing at Associated Restaurants;. Wings of Evening, with Cliff Simp Judge John J. Sirica’s previous order in 808 Main St. drew the largest crowd. 'Diey Also, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division President Make Plans son, Page 7 favor of Jaworski, but it would not con literally brought their business to the of United Aircraft Corporation in East stitute a conclusive constitutional ruling school with hairdressers who were Hartford; The Manchester Evening Linear Park cleanup planned. Page by the court. While Nixon has said he equipped to give hairstyling on the spot to Herald; Greater Manchester Chamber of 7 For Middle East Tour would obey a “definitive” Supreme Court those who were wiiling to wait their Commerce; Manchester, Town Fire South Windsor High names top WASHINGTON (UPI) - President ruling on the issue, he has never said what turn—free! learned to understand the thinkng of each Department; Iron Workes; U.S. Marines; students. Page 16 Nixon today moved ahead with plans for he meant by that. White House aides are Other participating booths had con U. S. Army; Manchester Memorial other and that maybe that hurdle has been now^fusing to say whether he would obey Ballgames Postponed, Page 10 upcoming Mddle East and Moscow trips tinuous slides or brochures. All par Hospital —x-ray technician and physical and assessed a pair of setbacks dealt him overcome,” He said. “But still there is a anypgh court ruling. ticipating employers were equipped to therapist; Manchester Community Everett boxing champ. Page 10 Friday by the Supreme Court and the long way to go before, we have permanent ,^/nehnquist did not say why he took explain details of their particular College-Food Services & Hotel Manage House Judiciary Committee on Watergate peace in the Middle East.” himself out of the case. The reason business, or answer any questions. ment, and Data Processing. matters. But while it was a day of triumph on the presumably bore upon his service as assis Elated by Secretary of State Henry A. foreign policy front, Nixon suffered a legal tant attorney general under former At Kissinger’s successful negotiation of a setback in Watergate matters Friday torney General John N. Mitchell, who is a Syrian-Israeli cease fire, the President when the Supreme Court decided it will defendant in the September triai. rule quickly and directly on whether the was expected to spend the next several The court set oral arguments for July 8 President must release 64 Watergate tape days making arrangements' for a journey and thus extended its current session to the Middle East that could begin as ear recordings to special prosecutor Leon beyond normal summer adjournment Jaworksi. \ ly as next weekend. time. -4 f l Nixon will announce the dates of his Nixon also failed in his attem ^ to per It directed that all briefs be filed by July swing through the Mideast sometime next suade the House Judiciary Committee to 1. The justices could gather up their week. But aides said he was preparing or a open its hearings and to call witnesses. reading matter and digest it for a week week-long trip with stops in Egypt, Israel, TTie impeachment panel decided Friday to before returning for the fireworks on July keep its preliminary evidence secret. . Jordan, Saudi Arabia and perhaps Syria 8 and Algeria. Under present planning, he will return to Washington for about a week before departing for a third round of summit Farm Prices Drop talks with Soviet leaders starting June 27 in Moscow. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Farm prices Cattle feeders have been complaining Nixon will spend a week in the Soviet tumbled for the third straight month in about heavy losses since last fall and hog Union, most df the time in Moscow but May, but the result may be to increase producers, with their prices down to less with a side trip to the Black Sea also possi already intense pressures on the ad than half of last year’s record, found a ble. ministration to raise meat prices by sharply unfavorable feed ratio fog May. His talks with Soviet Communist party limiting beef imports. The meat animal declines have leader Leonid I. Brezhnev will focus on The Agriculture Department’s monthly produced widespread price (".its for retail U.S. Soviet efforts to conclude a new farm price report Friday showed average shoppers in recent montlis. although ad nuclear arms limitation accord. farm prices down another 4 per cent. They ministration officials claim the reductions • Returning from a 34-day marathon mis had already dropped 6 per cent in April could have been greater if food middlemen sion, Kissinger Friday discussed the and 4 per cent in March. had passed on all the farm declines. forthcoming trips with Nixon privately Prices have now fallen 14 per cent since But at the same time, pressure has been and then briefed Democratic and the decline began in February. building for government action to ease the Republican leaders on his diplomatic Just what the latest decline means to situation for farmers by limiting beef im breakthrough. retail food prices — which are expected, ports. “I believe now that the two sides have for all of 1974, to average 12 per cent above 1973 — remained uncertain. Average retail prices turned down in PARTLY CLOUDY April and retail estimates for May seemed The government’s beef import control L 'M likely to show declines for some foods in program has been suspended, allowing un cluding meat and poultry. But a section of limited imports, since mid-1972 when the agriculture report on prices farmers President Nixon lifted all barriers to help Hairdressers Demonstrate Craft paid for all food and tobacco in May protect consumers from rising prices. “Vanity, thy name is woman,” or showed a 2 per cent increase from April. Now, however, producers claim they are by the Cooperative Occupational Main St. are Debbie Foucher, Maria A\s' facing an unfair squeeze in which their even man, as is the case with the Education Program (COEP) at The most critical problem appear^ to lapachino, and Cindy Paul. It was a Partly cloudy this afternoon high near center around livestock, including beef own temporarily-glutted market is being client in the center. The scene of the Manchester High School. From left to day of free hair styling for all in forced to absorb extra Australian beef action was in a corner of Clarke Arena 70. Clouding up early tonight with rain cattle and hogs, which have now declined right, the hairdressers from the terested. (Herald photo by Pinto) likely late tonight and Sunday. Low tonight for four consecutive months and are 18 per diverted here because Western Europe Friday during Career Day sponsored Creative School of Hairdressing on 50 to 55 high Sunday near 60. cent below a year ago. and Japan reduced imports sharply. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 1, 1974 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 1, 1974 — PAGE THRER - Theatre Time Schedule H e r e ’s Schedule Saturday Sunday Senior Citizen Bowling For Bookmobile Showcase 1 — ‘‘Butch Showcase 1 — ‘‘Butch Cassidy,” l;00-3;05-5;10-7:20- Cassidy,” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:20- 9:35 9:35 Here is-next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a Showcase 2 — “Chosen Sur Showcase 2 — “Chosen Sur vivors,” 2:00-3:55-5; 50-7:50-9:55 vivors, ” 2:00-3:55-5:50-7:50-9:55 Connecticut State' Library bookmobile on loan to the Showcase 3 “Bad Lands,” Showcase 3 — “Bad Lands,” Manchester Public Library system: 1:30-3:25-5:15-7:10-9:10 1:30-3:25-5:15-7:10-9:10 MONDAY, JUNE 3 Showcase 4 — “Woodstock,” Showcase 4 — “Woodstock,” 9:20 to 10:30 a.m. — Laurel Manor. 1:00-5:25-9:55; “Celebration,” 4:05-8:30; “Celebration at the 10:40 to 11:10 a.m. — Spring St. near Gardner St. 4:05-8:30 Big Sur,” 1:00-5:25-9:55 U.A. East 1 — “Sting,” 2:00- 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — 'Dick Rd. and Thayer St. ] U.A. East 1 - “Sting,” 2:00- 1:10 to 1:40 p.m'. - Wetherell St. at No. 610. 7:00-9:30 4:15-6:30-8:45 U.A. East 2 - ‘.‘Sting,” 2:15- U.A. East 2 — ‘■‘Sting,” 2:30- 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Terry Rd. and Woodsida St. 6:45-9:15 4:35-7:00-9:15 / 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Upper section of Redwood Rd. U.A. East 3 — “Sugarland U.A. East 3 — “Sugarland 3:10 to 3; 40 p.m. — Lower section of Redwood Rd. Express,” 2:00-7:30-9:30 Express,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- 3;50 to 4:20 p.m. — Squire Village. 9:30 Burnside — “Great Gatsby,” TUESDAY, JUNE 4 7:00-9:40 10:20 to 11;30 a.m. — N. Main and N. School Sts. Vernon Cine 1 — “The Last Detail,” 7:309:15-12:00 Burnside — “Great Gatsby,” 11:40 a.m. to 12; 10 p.m. — Woodbridge Apts. Vernon Cine 2 — “Serpico,” 1:40-6:35-9:00 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Taylor St. 7:15-9:30-12:00 Vernon Cine 1 — “The Last 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Kennedy Rd. & Bishop Dr. Manchester Drive-In — Detail, ’ ’2:00-3:50-5:35-7:25-9:15 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Level Rd. and Elizabeth Dr. “Light at the Edge of the Vernon Cine 2 — “Serpico,” 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Avondale and Robin Rds. World,” 8:35; “Billy Jack,” 2:00-4:30-7:10-9:30 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Ardmore and Marshall Rds. 10:30 Manchester Drive-In — “Bil 4:50 to 5; 20 p.m. — Durkin and Branford Sts. Meadows Drive-In — “Black ly Jack,” 8:35; “Light at the Six,” 8:25; ‘‘Dynamite Edge of the World,” 10:30 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5 Brothers,” 10:25 Meadows Drive-In — 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — Holiday House, Cottage St. Blue Hills Drive-In — “Willie “Dynamite Brothers,” 8:25; 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Oiarter Oak St. near park. Dynamite,” 8:30; ‘‘Trick “Black Six,” 10:05 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Green Hill and Munro Sts. Baby,” 10:30 Blue Hills Drive-In — “Willie 2; 10 to 2:40 p.m. — Raymond and Richard Rds. Dynamite,” 8:30; ‘‘Trick 2:50 to 3:20 p.m.— Ferguson and Garth Rds. Baby,” 10:30 3:30 to 4'p.m. — Finley St. 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Blue Ridge and Bette Drs. 4;50 to 5;20 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. HELD OVERt Playing the lead role of the ugly little man who knows RonnyHowinl(N) how to spin straw into gold is Carl Girelli, right, in Bennet Mixed Company THURSDAY, JUNE 6 “AMERICAN “Rumplestiltskin” presented by the Mixed Company of 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — Crestfield Convalescent Home. Bennet Juniof High School. The other members of the cast Takes Play to Schools 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — West Side Rec, Cedar St. C W FH Tj" who are traveling with the show to other Manchester 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Garden Dr. schools are, from left, Julie Hodson as Lady Dahlia, Joe 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Ride and Cedar Sts. Paul Newman Cullen as the King, Dawn Hlyviak as the cook, Sue Turner 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — High and Short Sts. as the Queen, Sue Koski as Princess Priscilla, and Bill The Mixed Company of theater tour several years ago 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Pioneer Circle. • “SOMETIMES A , 'Diomas as Prince Precious. (Herald photo by Dunn) Bennet drama group from in the Midwest is director of the 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Fountain Village, Downe Dr. Bennet Junior High School is GREAT NOTKNT’ show. 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Pine Ridge Apts., New State Rd. w presenting “Rumplestiltskin,” The set design was under the a children’s musical by direction of Harold Larson, FRIDAY, JUNE 7 Christopher Jones, at area chairman of the art department No stops scheduled. elementary schools and in who, with the help of Miss ML PACINO (R) Bennet auditorium through Marsha Gunther of the English { U m C H E S T E R 67 MMH Employes Monday-;- department, created NIVMN/R0UTES6t44« This is the first complete elaborate costumes. “SERPICO” touring production from Bennet Renee Germaine of the music ~Tha Most Dangerous TONIGHT Cited at Banquet as the set has to be arranged at department taught the music to JRon AHvo • An Honsst Cop 99* each of the schools. the cast and recorded the ac Sixty-seven employes of Bohdan Cuprak, who worked companiment. “Rllly Jack” shown 1 st Bennett, Dora Caron, Alice Manchester Memorial with Dr. Jones on a similar The show tour began BOLTON LAKE HOTEL Excopt FrI. A Sat. Franklin, Grace Giglio and ROUTE44-A BOLTON Hospital, representing a com Doris Kohring, nursing; Lois Wednesday at Martin School. Once you see bing total of 1,310 years of ser Dunham, purchasing; Caroline Thursday the Mixed vice to the hospital and its Randolph, EKG. Company group entertained CHEF DANTE ‘D U L Y F I N i r patients, were honored The dinner, preceeded by a About Town Nathan Hale School students at AY. NAY m s BILLY Wednesday at the annual Fifteen social hour held in the Bennet and also the public at an ‘ Now Serving JACK NICHOLSON Year Club awards banquet. hospital’s conference rooms, afternoon performance. Friday Singled out for special was hosted by Robert H. Smith, they were at Highland Park LUNCHES - DINNERS Dr. Eamon P. Flanagan will TKUSTKTML recognition for her achieve president of the board of School and conclude the tour HW RESEmATIOIK, T a . 643-9731 JACK discuss “Diet, Exercise and ment of 25 years of service to trustees; and Edward M. Monday with a morning show at you'll hot forget them, Nonsense” Tuesday noon at a the hospital and its patients was Kenney, adminstrator of the Keeney St. School MWHi S>w SH Ody meeting of the Kiwanis Club at nut Jutes Vanw't Miss Jeanne Robb of the admit hospital. C in o l T 3 s r r ting office. Manchester Country Club. ‘lA S T THE LIGHT AT THE Donald Avery, director of MANCHESTER CENTER ‘ SERPICir Members of the group com personnel, assisted Kenney in EDGE OF THE WORLD Hartford Alumnae of Phi Mu -643-7832 pleting 15 years of service are: the presentation of awards to FR[[ PARKING R(AR OF THFATRI Getting Set YUL BRYNNER fraternity will have its annual PHONE 64»>9333 Joanne Allard and Laura club members. KIRK DOUGLAS potluck Thursday at 6;30 p.m. P Mclsaac, laboratory; Alice Also attending the awards at the home of Mrs. Richard Cary, medical records; Rolan ceremony were Dr. Robert K, Bushnell, 66 Thayer Rd. Of HELD OVER! Cunningham, Alice Kloter and Butterfield, president of the CSWOWCAM ONEM A f 1234 ficers will be elected during a Margaret Newman, dietary; medical staff; Donald P. He’s a downhill racer i - J o r heads-up fun! He’s a winner. 1-84 EXIT5S - SILVER LANE- ROBERTS ST. • Dorothy Forde, Eileen Jeffries, brief meeting. • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 • Richter, trustee; Mrs. Robert he’s a swinger. E s .; ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED BARKING- Wte Honor MASTER CHARGE Ruth Keefe and Eleanor Russell, trustee; Miss Eva M. North United Methodist he’s DYNAMITE! McCallum, nursing; Margaret Johnson, honorary trustee; and Church will have a potluck and 'BUTCH CASSIDY ANIT Forbes, and Mildred St. Louis, Dr. and Mrs. Alan Krupp. Mrs. program for all men, women Tfce housekeeping. Krupp is president of the __ THESUNDANaKID" and youth of the church Monday Employes recognized for hospital auxiliary. WaRUiS SseTiMOocU at 6:30 p.m. at the church. totaling 20 years of service are: After dinner, entertainment ’Those planning to attend the Martin Aroian and Grace was provided by the Mountain GREAIEST W O O D S T O C K potluck are reminded to bring a ;i; Holman, pharmacy; Ruth Laurel Chapter Chorus of Sweet CELEBRATION AT Adelines.. hot dish, salad or dessert to AINIEIE AT iRnffWi BIG SUR serve six, Helle Hansen, an 6:30 American Field Service “ ^ ^ ^ ^ “ •^•=■^^"^800 Um o Cloch Capitol Freedom exchange student, will speak 9:20 This printing test p a t t o ^ s The statue of “Freedom” part of The HSrald quality con about her homeland at 8 p.m. FROM THE SNOWY SLOPES TO THE JUNGLE GYMS! M AKES M OVIE COINC ROBgRT R€DFOBD miRFflRROUj| atop the Capitol Dome was Those unable to attend the If It’ll Go.... trol program in order to give sculptured m Italy by the you one of the finest American, Thomas Craw supper are invited for the newspapers in the nation. ford, for $3,000. It is 19 feet, 6 program. 'jp t.- inches tall and weighs 14,985 Shown here, ready to serve you one of Two-Handed Push pounds. President Lincoln thoir weekly specials. Is Jim and Jean saw it being placed in posi tion on Dec. 2,1863. Children’s MorIconI • who with more than 25 years In SUMMER WORKSHOP the restaurant butinasa, cordially Invite you to Mancheator’s nawest and finest THEATRES EAST Integrated Study In Art, COLE TPK.E MiHCHESTEN PARKADC • in - 5411 Dance, and Drama. raataurant. P/)l/L ROBERT Four Week Seeelone C NEWI^N REDFORD Mornings and Afternoon For detail cal or writa How Old Am I?... Strike Form THC»TING a~Ma Mia^s FDDT RfllNTS 423 4441 FILM RATING GUIDE ^ 466 Main St. SUGARLAND Manchester, Conn. For Parents and EXPRESS" S43-eCS3 cTMaqsfield ‘IDrive-in sMSitat Cuisine INI 31 8. 33 228 Stafford Rd.. Willimantic .Conn. Their Children **The Fam ily Restaurant**
DELUXE CLEAN SNACK BAR — GCCO FGCO GENERAL AUDIENCES All Ages AdmitlscT 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street 2nd. Wk. - Now Ends Tuesday SPECIAL ALL DAY SATURDAY Photos by Reginald Pinto FBI a SAT TRIPLE FEATURE Phone 646-7558 / PARENTAL GUIOAMCK and MONDAY 111 CLOSING MONDAY thru SATURDAY S P.M. tpS P.M.P.I SUGOISTEO BACK BY POPULAR DEMARDI SUNDAY 11 A.M. to 8 P.pL t t Some Materiel May Not Be Suitable For Pre-Teenefers ..easily the best Text by Len Auster - f i movie so far this HOT ROAST BEEF MT. 5 to 9 P X t SIM. 11 U l to 9 F U U A O |P 8 F - Stephen Farber RESTRICTED 1 NEW YORK TIMES^^ Under 17requiresaccompenvint Parent or Adult Guardian SANDWICH ROAST BEEF AU JUS Where uMrt you in’6 2 ? You’re as young as you feel the saying goes and With m ath p o ti|.to , Sarvad with a Cup of Soup, Potato, members of the Senior Citizen Bowling League in I gravy, vegetable, roll Manchester are still “youthful.” Ranging in ages from 62 ^ NO ONE UNDER 17 AOMITTEO I and butter. ______Vegetable or Spaghetti, our Famoua (Age limit may vary to 90. the 96 members of the league keep active every in certain araasl MDN. Him FRI. ALL DAYI Salad Bar, Bread and Butter. • 4 . 5 0 Tuesday afternoon at the Parkade Lanes. 2 EGGS Any Style, Bowling is one sport where youngsters from 6 to 106 - M P A A with buttered toast NOTE: You May Also Choose From Our Regular Menu. can have fun and get some exercise at the same time. At the Parkade, and at Holiday Lanes where duckpins are the target, over 100 adult leagues have been formed which MDN. thru FRI. ALL DAYI SPECIAL BUFFET MON. & TUES. 5 to 9 P.M. keeps everybody on the go. FRENCH TOAST The joy is not only in making a good score but also in (3 SLICES), ayrup, By Popular Domantl being with family and friends for an afternoon or evening Wo Aro Bringing Book butter and coffee of enjoyment. And if you have frustrations to work off Our $2.95 Buflot from a hard day at work, bowling can be one solution. ALL YOU CAN EATI Oldest member of the Senior Citizen League still bowling LASTRADAEAST lAU CHOICE TOP OUAUn FOOD) is Eva Lutz, who will be 90 at her next birthday. Several PLUS i|3 FRI. S SAT. ONLY - Shown l33t aacnoN DSD Main SL In Downtown Manchestor ChoQoo From Ovor 50 members still carry averages of 160 or better and that’s 'WUEDYMNTE OPEN MON. thru SAT. 7:00 A.M. to 8:30 PJH. - OPDl (ChUdron 12 and Undar H PrkM good in any man’s league. If you’ve never been bowling or SUNDAYS 7:00 AJM. to 2:00 P.M. Hot and Cold Itomol Clkit Eastwood “ JO E KIDD” * <"> haven’t dropped in to your neighborhood establishment NEXT WED. “BLAZING SADDLES" m x B A B r ClaudU recently, do so one day soon. You don’t know what you’ve Heading for Action been missing. Waiting for Their Tue;ii at the Pins PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., June 1, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 1, 1974 — PAGE FIVE Manrbf Suf uiug Undih Founded Oct, 1, 1881 Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 06040, telephone 643-2711-(AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation MANCHESTER Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9M6. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation CERTIFIED Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se 725 EAST NATIONAL INSTITUTE cond Class Mail Matter. Business-Directory Guide For FOR Burl L. 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(Photo by Reginald Pinto) GROOMING... Arthur F. Burns, chairman of the urged comparative price-shopping for Poodles and All Breeds , PERS9NAL Federal Reserve Board, so warned and said that careful spending habits STUD SERVICE... ' 'S'. for Poodles, Toys A Miniatures HOURS the country in a grirn commencement “are not only in the interest of every U«L Tim, HW. TEE § 1U '3 I address at Illinois College in Jackson family, they contribute powerfully to O p e n F o r u m Tlsa3:3M M Porsonaflzod SUDS & SCISSORS Fri.3:38S-J0 Fun and Sporttw.tr ville, 111. “If long continued,” he said, a new emphasis on price competition LETTERS • NUMERALS POST ROAD PLAZA RT. 30, VERNON \ m M .1 M I-S M “inflation at anything like the present in consumer markets.” DESIGNS • Vows or Ours Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sat. PHONE 35 DM ST„ MMCIESTa Capital Fare By Appointment 879-7624 rate would threaten the very founda In a companion commencement ad 648-3339 • MeAw G08A0 tion of our society.” dress ^ Upsula College in East Supports Open Space Andrew Tally Although the recent rise in interest Orange, N.J., ^ndrew F. Brimmer, a Reuben Plen’s sisAdmnst TRAVEL rates was “troublesome,” Burns said fellow reserve board member, told of Dear sir; seats, flowers, nice trees, etc. MERCURY AGENCY Dr. Goidman and the Board My neighbors and I do not it must for a time be tolerated. He three ways of cushioning unemploy Texaco Siafion "«»• Complete Auto Parts Available of Education unanimously wholeheartedly endorse the Phone 646-2756 pledged continued resistance to swift ment, each costing $1 billion; A tax agreed to pursue the goals Plum Gulley concept as the HydranmtIr Traninilsiloni A full line of the best in auto parts is available on Broad St. at Manchester Auto Parts Inr* Thirtv council has. I must also state Repairing growth in money and credit, even cut, larger government procurement suggested by the Mott Founda The Wiretap Mess IZIT" to advise^u and depend^^^^^^ . NO SEniCE CHAIWE tion for the planning of com that this is not my slanted opi someone who was “responsive All Work Guaranteed n e^ s for automotive repairs. If a large repair job is on your mind, several brands of carburetors fuel oumns though one result of that policy has and public-service jobs. Two to three munity use of town buildings. nion. WASHINGTON - There are government, because of the Texaco Lubricailon Service two ways to interpret the way Mitchell administered the to the political process,” 'and RasarvatioM for • Hotalt • Alrllnet • StaamaMps been temporarily higher interest times the jobs would be generated by Dr. Goldman cited the fact I am against Plum Gulley We Give Green Stanipa 627 Main Street Mancheatar with its library, recreational Supreme Court’s invalidation of wiretapping law. The decision not just a staff prosecutor. In rates. ^ that eight school libraries sit public-service work at the end of one vacant all summer long as-well complex and community hall scores of wiretaps qrdered by could cost the Justice Depart short. Congress wanted FLO S Cake Decorating Supplies facilities. I am for an open former Atty. Gen. John ment (read taxpayers) a bundle applications for wiretapping to Observing that unemployment year. Brimmer said. as many school facilities. 647-1731 ^ 875-3252 We do not need any more space program in our country Mitchell. Either Mitchell was a of dough. Federal law provides be requested by an assistant at even^tMng you could possibly need, from small screwdrivers to heavy duty jacks There’s also a well’ would inevitably rise as a result of ef We were hoping for a formula to lazy, careless fool, or he that anyone whose telephone is torney general who, through the A COMPLETE LK OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS MACHINE libraries at this time as the last town. the ile a v L jobs forts to combat inflation. Burns gave moderate inflation. We got instead a Stan Olander thought he was above the law. illegally tapped can recover attorney general, was a MANCHESTER vote showed. 70 UNION ST. ere other stores may stock one or two items, here are parts you might not expect to find outside of a SHOP Plum Gulley should be made 721 Deming St. To recap; Back in 1968 $100 a day in damage, plus un presidential appointee. As 181 CENTER ST. AUTO PARTS a cautious endorsement of public- pledge that tight money policy would White put it, “The mature judg MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. Sk t"^ Manchester Auto Parts first. With the largest into a park with picnic benches. South Windsor Congress passed something specified punitive damages and Mon. - Sat 10-S service employment as a means of be maintained, though it keeps in ment of a particular, responsi Mon. - Sat. 10-8 stock in the area and a crew of experienced helpful counter men, you’ll probably find things you didn’t even 270 BROAD ST SERVICES called the Safe Streets act. legal expenses. Thurt. 10-7 FrI. 10-9 know you wanted, and answers to questions you haven’t even asked! ^ ^ easing joblessness, since it will not terest high. We’re still waiting for a (Remember law and order?) Defending the illegal ble Department of Justice of AVAILABLE One section of the act stated wiretaps, the Justice Depart ficial is interposed as a critical Wedding Cakes A Specialty add permanently to governmental formula that will bring inflation to a Because I Care that “the attorney general or ment argued that the defective precondition to any judicial costs. halt because it is the highest tax on any assistant attorney general procedures were “mere order.” EVERYTHING IN we CAN-T HIDE BEHIND f / But there, running the Justice STORAGE AND His only advice was for discipline in those who can’t afford it. specially designated by the at technicalities.” That couldn’t OUR PRODUCT , / / To the editor; that they are dam lucky to be in torney general may authorize wash. Mitchell flouted a section Department, was John • MIRRORi ’ FREE • SAFE f r CLASS •SHOW fROOOBS X. MOTHPROOFING I am not writing this letter this country, they could be an application to a federal of the law approved by Mitchell, a man notorious for m STOAI FRONTS • 8ATHTU6 INCLOSURtS for notoriety or publicity, it’s somewhere else where they judge” for a wiretap. Congress for a very special his impatience with O n All Winter Clothes because I care. I went to the would have been shot on the You’d think that section reason — to give the citizen “technicalities.” Apparently WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. ., NO LIMIT - PLUS FREE INSURANCE Memorial Day Parade and I spot if they didn’t stand at would be clear to the meanest protection against the casual operating on the thesis that was throughly disgusted. attention when the National intelligence. But no. For more actions of a hanging prosecutor. "John Imows best,” Mitchell FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS — “ FORD REASONARLE It used to be that Girl Scouts Anthem was played or if they than two years approval of Writing for the unanimous refused to go to the trouble of had to be in uiform, which is didn’t saiute the flag as it went switching on his intercom and Mancheatar 649-7322 31 Blaacll 8L wiretap applications was Court, including all President 4IANCHE8TER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE PARKADE CLEANERS green jumper, sash, white by. I am only 15 years old and I routinely made by Sol Linden- Nixon’s appointees. Justice ordering an assistant attorney ,402 W. MIDDLE TPKE. ______848-8889 Speed Limits know I can’t save the world but general to ask for those .1 gloves, black or brown school baum, executive assistant to Byron R. White took note of the 763 shoes, green or white knee couldn’t we at least try to save Mitchell. provision’s importance. It was wiretapping orders. You’d Uiink a little piece of it? America is a the taw required Mitchell to fly MAIN ST. socks, and green or white So the Supreme Court had no not mere formality, he said, but DON WILLIS ieclallzing In The time is long past, unfortunate decision would be left to the various sweater, and most of all the hat young country but if we keep alternative but decide — un designed to “make doubly sure to Zanzibar to issue that order. 643-1191 going like we are, people not It is not required to sym m SERVICE ly, when infringements of the federal states under his proposal. or they weren’t allowed to animously — that evidence that the statutory authority be 191 GARAGE march in the parade. I know, I caring, it won’t live to be o l^ against 627 defendants in at used with restraint, adding an pathize with the suspects in H i; I End jU^ment government upon the rights of the One who cares. MAIN ST. 18 Main St. TeL 64M531 In many of the sparsely settled was a Girl Scout. least 60 cases, including many Executive Branch check to the volved. In all their cases, Repair Work states is news. The erosion of state’s states families have to drive many Today they wear nylons, Sue Foreman prosecuted in crackdowns on judicial safeguard. telephone taps provided MANCHESTER 50 West Middle Tpke. evidence that they were rights has been going on for years, and tights, red knee socks, or red organized crime and dope traf What White meant was that miles to stores, doctors, dentists, etc. patent leathers, sandals or Manchester ficking, cannot be used by the the responsibility for wiretap engaged in criminal acts, usual 643-1900 in many areas it has been enforced by A speed limit of 55-miles per hour in sneakers. That was only one of ping, by law, must rest with ly of a particularly vicious nature. But as Oliver Wendell the muscle of federal funds, which these areas is unrealistic. the many things with which I was disgusted. Holmes once remarked, it is the MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. originated in the states. BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. If you have ever driven across Why are people so em Don Oakley evildoer who is most in need of / The Senate has given another exam Nebraska, or Wyoming, or Montana, barrassed to salute the the Constitution’s protection. The average man on Main _ **AIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Ceiling Repairs & Replacements ple of this m voting 51 to 29 against a American flag as it goes by? you know how interminable such a It’s not a sin or something to be Street can live out his life QlUiJcity UmmOHdlttMUS Alarms. Locks & Now introducing proposal that would have given the embarassed about. Why is it so without seeking recourse to , Sales, Combination Changes, drive must seem at the slower speed Sales & Service - Bonded. .Most Quality Carpentry Work, Patioa - hard for people to stand quietly The SLA Writes that protection. states the rights to increase their and much lighter traffic. i keys In stock. Rspslrs of all kinds. Additlona & Remodeling at attention when the National Its Own Ending Ironically, both President Also We Make Keys. Scissors & speed limits' from the 55 miles per Anthem is being played? That’s Nixon and Mitchell criticized StflmpA Pinking Shears Sharpened. Free Estimates Phone 646-4464 hour which was legislated during the We grant readily, that 55 miles per our country’s song. It wasn’t then Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark just kids that I saw with their for failing to use the court- CUSTOM M ADi emergency crisis to 60 miles per hour. hour is reasonable and desirable in SEE US FOR: mouths going, it was the adults It was almost a foregone con So said Dr. V.E. McKelvey, ordered wiretap authority it hits not occured to them to CANVAS AWNINDS • Aluminum Roll Up The measure was proposed by Sen. smaller urbanized states, where one talking and laughing, as if they clusion that a group as fanatical director of the U.S. Geological provided by Congress over Awnlnge IRON wonder why a lowly store clerk were at a party. If I wasn’t a and violence-prone as the Sym- Survey, in an address before the Clark’s protest. Clark, of • Door CsnoplM Robert Dole of Kansas who plead the community often runs into another. should have objected to their SCRAP METAL teen-ager, I would have told bionese Liberation Army woud recent Seventh International course,-^as a bleeder who • Storm Doors Osfrinsky special case of Kansas people who And there is much to be said for the “ripping off” one of the • Combination Windows those people to shut their end up in some kind of spec Water Quality Svmposium in seemed more sympathetic to Shown here is Marcel Lapierre, owner of the Manchester DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER must drive many miles because of the safety fa
I Local Churches > News for Senior Citizens Area Churches ft By Wally Fortin Emanuel Lutheran Church Emanuel Lutheran Church First Church of Christ (Church and Chestnut Sts. Scientist Hi Neighbor. It’s that,jtime Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson First 'Congregational Wings Of Gaily 531, Bea Mader 522, Ber sauce, buttered noodles, green 447 N. Main St. Second Congregational again and so away we go. Rev. C. Henry Anderson Rev. Ronald J. Fournier , Church Church St. Matthew’s Church nadette Schulz 521, and Mike beans almondine, frosted Tolland First thing is for me to once DeSimone 519. Rev. Ronald J. Fournier Pastors United Church of Christ United Church of CSirist chocolate brownie, rolls and 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun again publicly thank the Jaycee After lunch the action moved Pastors Fritz Wehrenberg Coventry Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. J. Clifford Curtin Evening butter, coffee and tea. day School and child care. Pastor i CLIFF SIMPSON Wives for the wonderful dona upstairs for our bridge games Intern Rev. Bruce J. Johnson . Rev. Robert K. Bechtold ft Friday: Homemade Subject of the Lesson- tion for our bus. If you recall, and the winners were: Irene 8:30 and 11 a.m., The Service Minister '' Minister macaroni salad, sliced ham and with Holy Communion. Sermon: “Ancient and Modem Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 while we were having our big Walsh 5,180; William Lucas 4,- 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service Bus Fund Drive the Jaycee cheese sandwich, crisp pickles, 9:45 a.m., Church School for Necromancy, alias Mesmerism 11 a.m.. Worship Service, p.m. 640; Jack Owen 4,050; George with Children’s Chapel. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Wives held a Casino Night with gingerbread with topping, all ages. Adult Forum. and Hypnotism, Denounced.” (nursery available) Sermon: Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 Last 3,750; Elsie Davies 3,730; coffee and tea. 9:45 a.m.. Church School for Church School. all the proceeds going for our 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m., Golden Text: 1 Thessalonians: “You’re Putting Me On!” Com and 11:45 a.m. When the World Council of Churches was organized in Jessica Hayes 3,270; Marge all ages. 11 a.m., (Toffee Hour. new bus. Scheduled for Week Nursery for infants. “Ye are all the children of 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for munion & Confirmation. Coffee 1948 at Amsterdam I had the privilege of being in atten Reed 3,240. 11:30 a.m.. Pastor’s Class. Well, I attended that affair Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, 11 a.m.. Play Group for light, and the children of the Hour in vestry following ser St. Maurice’s Church dance. It was a truly historic occasion. Upon my return I Thursday came around infants. Adult Study Group. and let me tell you it is not an kitchen social bingo, one can of children 3 to 5 years of age. day: we are not of the night, nor vice. Bolton reported to Center Church, Manchester, and to a rally in before we knew it and things 11 a.m.. Play Group for easy job, and in fact it is a lot of fruit needed; noon to 12:30 of darkness. Therefore let us children 3 to 5 years of age. Rev. Robert W. Cronin the Bushnell Memorial. started off with our Square not sleep as do others; but let us St. Peter’s Episcopal work. The ladies, with the help p.m., lunch served; 1 to 4 p.m., Second Congregational Talcottville Pastor The theme of the council meeting was “God’s Design on Dance Club getting back into watch and be sober.” Church of the men, really sweated action and the rest of a week pinochle games. Bus pickup at Church Zion Evangelical Congregational Church Hebron Center Man’s Disorder.” The basic idea was that God has created 8:30 a.m. return trips at 12:30 United Church of Christ The Christian Science Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 trying to please everyone and to sure put them in a jumpy mood. Lutheran Church U nit^ Church of Christ Rev. William N. Parsing the world (design) and within that creation man has sinned make the night a success. p.m. and 4 p.m. 385 N. Main St. Reading Room at 968 Main St. (Missouri Synod) Rev. Kenneth E. Knox p.m. After a nifty chicken dinner is open to the public mondays Rector (disorder). To make my report more appealing, I And a success it was, as the Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, Rev. Felix M. Davis Cooper and High Sts. Pastor Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 we moved upstairs for our Fun through Fridays from 11 a.m. to telescoped this topic to “Don’t Blame God” — for war, amount they turned over — $650 beginners ceramic class; 10 Minister Rev. Charles W. Kuhl 11 a.m. Day entertainment. We had a 4 p.m. and the first Thursday of 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. hatred, persecution, racial intolerance, pride, etc. — tells the story, and on behalf nice movie on Spain and while it a.m., bus pickup for shopping, Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sun 10 a.m.. Communion, first, of my staff and the senior and this time it will be at bo5> 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. each month from 7 to 9 p.m. day School. Communion. Sacred Heart Church When the Wayside Preacher on the church lawn greeted w,as being sh awn many of the third and fifth Sundays. Mor members we are most grateful members were getting their Pathmark and K-Mart; 1 p.m.. Communion meditation by the 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Nursery care provided. Rt. 30, (Vernon traffic on Monday morning before my report the legend ning Prayer, second and fourth and appreciate your hard work pictures taken and filled out Senior Bowling League at the Rev. Mr. Davis. Confirmation Trinity Covenant Church 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor went like this; Sundays. Church School. and are happy that we are the passport forms. A question and Parkade Lanes, 1:30 p.m., Sunday. Nursery and Church 302 Hackmatack St. Youth Forum. ,Union Congregational Rev. Edward Konopka Morning Worship At 8-9:15-11 Rev. Norman E. Swensen recipients. answer period followed. return bus trip from shopping. School. 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. First Church “ Don’t Blame God” Pastor Messiah Evangelical So we humbly say thanks to We would like to thank the Wednesday, 10 a.m., pinochle 11:15 a.m., Board of Deacons. Year Youth Instruction. Rockville Lutheran Chureh Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Mr. Simpson preaching games; noon to 12:30 p.m., Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, all of you and we wish you volunteers who manned the of Rev. Lyman D. Reed Wisconsin Synod extended success in your many lunch served; 1 to 3:30p.m., ad South United Methodist 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Associate Minister 10:3o a.m. and noon. fice in Jae’s absence. Elizabeth St. John’s Polish 300 Buckland Rd. As this column develops through the weeks ahead, is other endeavors. vanced beginners ceramic class ^ Church classes for all ages three National Catholic Church Cone, Jessica Hayes, Ann through adult, plus an Infant- South Windsor there any better comment to make than “Don’t blame God Golf Tourney Thompson, Esther Gaudette and also bridge games. Bus 1226 Main St. 23 (jolway St. 9:15 a:m.. Confirmation St. Margaiet Mary’s Church pickup at 8:30 a.m. return trips Nursery. Wapping — Cliff Simpson speaking?” Now we go with the and Violet Dion. Rev. George W. Webb Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Class. 9 a.m., Sunday School. at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service Rev. Wilftam McGrath Iver Jensen, manager of the Martha Crow Phelps Branch of the Burritt Mutual Savings happenings here at the center Rev. Wayne Kendall Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in 10 a.m.. Worship Service. It is my hope that this article will become a dialogue in On Sick List Thursday, 10 a.m.. Square with the Rev. Mr. Swensen Rev. Joseph Schick starting with our Golf League Rev. Robert W. Eldridge fants through Grade 8. 8 p.m., “At Jesus’ Feet,” which ideas can be exchanged, questions about faith Bank, hands over to Vernon Theriault, a Hebron fireman, some of the safety stickers It was reported that Mrs. Dance Club; noon to 1 p.m.. Hot Pastors preaching on “Come and Drink 9 a.m.. Mass in English. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Co-Pastors answered, and, from time to time, orginal contributions of firemen wiil be distributing next week. Fire Chief Donald Griffin is at right. (Herald photo results. Twenty-six players Helen Smith, who donated the for Your Thirst.” Trinity Tots WINF. meal and meal-on-wheels; 1:05 10:30 a.m.. Mass in Polish (Herald photo by Bevins) Sermon topic: “The Church readers printed. It will follow no hard and fast format but by Drinkuth) braved the cold and damp ceramic molds, is convalescing p.m.. Fun Day featuring our for those 3 to 5 years old. 9 and 10:45 a.m., Pentecost and English. Reflected in Our Lives.” The Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 weather to travel to Tallwood at home at 39 Locust St. roving photographer Nels Children’s church for Grades 1 St. Bernard’s Church will present recurring features of interest and challenge. Sunday. Worship Service and Rev. Earl Mack guest p.m. and the top scores were; Hector Carlson who will show us slides through 4, plus a Nursery for in Community Baptist Church Rockville For example, there will be book reviews, items of Provost, 45; A1 Bolis and A1 Menu Next Week Communion with Pastor Webb St. James Church preacher. Rev. John J. White Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 Firemen Distribute Safety Stickers of Big Week and a few other fants. and 11:30 a.m. religious interest, explanations of difficult Scripture Bourret, 46; and Russ Nettleton Monday: homemade beef preaching. Communion Msgr. Edward J. Reardon 11:45 a.m.. Coffee Hour in Rev. William Schneider morgole soup, tender sliced surprises. Bus pickup at 8:30 7 p.m.. Evening Service. passages, background of familiar hymns, a verse for the The Hebron Volunteer Fire and Earl Dickinson, 47. meditation: “Pentecost: God is Pastor chapel. These stickers should be Firemen will also be giving beef sandwich, chilled bartlett a.m. and noontime. Return trip St. Francis of Assisi week, an occasional, chuckle, a poem, news from Department has planned a door In the afternoon it was off to Alive and Here.” Rev'. Daniel J. Karpuey Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 placed on children’s bedroom homeowners a paper entitled pears and cookies, coffee and at 3 p.m. The Salvation Army speaking in Tongues 673 Ellington Rd. Manchester and around the world, and other features as to door campaign to distribute the bowling alleys where our 8 a.m.. Communion Service. Rev. Eugene Charman United Methodist Church p.m. windows. Upon arrival at the “Procedure For Reporting An tea. Fridav. 10 a.m. to noon, 9 a.m„., Infant-T oddler Lt. Col. and Mrs. 1040 Boston Tpke. South Windsor they occur to me or as you may suggest them. ‘‘Young People Present” scene of a fire the firemen Emergency.” This paper, Senior League was busy kitchen social bingo, one can of W. Arthur Bamford Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, knocking over the hardwood Wednesday; Homemade corn through Grade 6. Saturday, Masses at 5 and Interest Increasing Bolton 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Rev. John C. Gay, Pt stor First — our “Word for the Week.” Very early in the stickers next week. The would check the home for which may be posted near the fruit needed; noon to 12:30 with the following results. chowder, grilled frankfurters in 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler 7:30 p.m. By David E; Anderson “Proclamation: Aids for Inter Rev. David M. Campbell Rev. Eugene M. Kibride Gospel of Mark Jesus says “The time is fulfilled, and the stickers, donated by the Martha stickers and search those phone lists telephone numbers p.m., lunch served; 1 p.m. to 4 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, In the Class A division, Sam roll, chocolate pudding with through senior high age. Last Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, preting the Lessons of the Pastor kingdom of God is at hand; repent ye, and believe the Crow Phelps Branch of the rooms first. for fire calls and tells what im p.m., setback games. Bus classes for all ages. UPI Religion Writer St. Geoi'ge’s Episcopal Schors had a high triple of 518. topping, coffee and tea. Sunday of Sunday School. 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. Church Year,” note the day is Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 gospel.” (1:15) Burritt Mutual Savings Bank, Should the child be safely out portant facts to give when pickup at 8:30 a.m. return trips 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. The New English Bible ver Leo Gouin copped high single Thursday: Tender baked 12:30 p.m.. Church School sion of the story of the Tower of one that signifies the unity of 10:15 a.m.. Coffee and Rt. 44A, Bolton p.m. has been designed to save of the house when the firemen reporting the emergency. at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. St. Col. Bamford will speak. The Christian Church has made different interpretations with a 205. meatloaf with mushroom Picnic on campus lawn (Susan Church of the Assumption Babel begins with the simplici the church. Conversation. Rev. John F. Flora, III Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 children’s lives in case of fire. arrive they should be told so Topic: “The One Red Mark!” of this word “repent,” one of which is “feel sorry for your In the Gass B division, Ed nah Wesley Hall). Adams St. at Thompson Rd. ty of a fairy tale: “Once upon a “It is significant that the4uiK^ ' 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Vicar and 11 a.m. that they will not enter the 11:15 a.m.. Junior Soldiers’ sins; do penance.” 'The correct meaning of the word cer Strauss copped both the high 7:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Rev. Edward S. Pepin time, all the world spoke a ty that came in Christ found Nursery through Grade 6. house needlessly. Meeting. tainly implies regret for past mistakes and the obligation triple with 501 and high single Fellowship meeting in youth Pastor single language and used the them of one accord and in one 10:45 a.m.. Worship. Recep 8 a.m., Holy Communion. St. Mary’s Church 6 p.m.. Open Air Ministry. to make restitution, but I agree with Chamberlain’s 175. lounge. Rev. Paul Trinque same words.” place,” they say. tion of new members. Pen- 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist Rt. 31, Coventry 7 p.m.. Guard and Sunbeam Rev. F. Bernard Miller In the Women’s Class A, That simplicity, used “There was a togetherness! in^in'' tacost Sunday. Sermon: “Let and Church School. Nursery meaning of Repentance that the essential meaning of Divine Service, The Young Pastor Mary Chaves won high triple St. Mary's Episcopal Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and primarily as a literary device, Christ that contrasts There Be Light.” provided. “repent” is to “change your mind.” People’s Band will provide the with 433 and Ann Wimmer had a Church and Park Sts. 7:30 p.m. contrasts sharply with the un significantly with the Tower of 1 to 4 p.m.. Ice cream social; Rev. Paul F. Ramen When I was young and became involved in an abstract music. Pathway Cleanup Planned 158 high single. Rev. George Nostrand Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, folding story of the building of Babel dispersion, precisely Frexmen Gass of Bolton High. discussion I would say “Give me a ‘for instance.’” Here is United Congregational Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. In the Class B, Marion Games Rector 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. the tower and the shattering of because the symbol of unity one. This is the Center Congregational Church The Linear Park Committee ly along the south side of the with the Hockanum River by had a 332 high triple and Lee Rev. Stephen J. White the people’s simplicity into the was the Christ event, not the Coventry Presbyterian Sunday, Masses at 1:30, 9:30 United Church of Christ A man who has been running around for years having af Thursday night made plans for Hockanum River from Union Hilliard St. Steinmyer had high single 130. season for Rev. Ronald Haldeman Church Calvary Church disciples’ selfish desire.” Church and 10:45 a.m. United Church of Christ complexity of their scattering Tolland fairs with one woman after another meets someone whom a Work Day Saturday, June 15 St. to N. Main St., and from the (Assemblies of God) and the diversity of their Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31 New Bus Route 11 Center Street Rev. Donald G. Miller he really loves. His feelings for her as a person is so along the paths at Union Pond Balf Construction Co. for the Other business of the com 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, 647 E. Middle Tpke. tongues. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray Rockville United Here is an important new BLACK Rev. Newell Curtis Jr. Bolton Church Minister different from the mere physical attraction he has known and Hockanum River, the first north side of the river from mittee included; Authorized ^rvices. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Babel, and the consequent Pastor Methodist Church change for you passengers who Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. 142 Grove St. in his previous experiences that he suddenly realizes the fully okayed sections of the Union St. to N. Main St. • Accepting, with deep CARPENTER ANTS 10:00 a.m.. Holy Communion, Pastor scattering of the people, has To Add Members 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship Ser use our shopping bus trips on Pastors Rev. John W. Mortimer kind of life he has been living and the depth of love that he town’s linear park system. Eventually, the committee regret, the resignation of Mrs. Book of Common Prayer, with been used many times over the 9:30 a.m.. Worship. vice and Church School. Tuesdays. In addition to being Donna Holland Pastor Harry Maidment, committee hopes to have easements con Mary Roach, secretary, .after sermon by the Rev. Mr. White. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, years as a foil for describing 11 a.m., Sunday ^ o o l. 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim has missed. Many of the shoppers want to unsightly and unsanitary. 9:15 a.m., Pentecost Sunday. Correspondent chairman, will direct the nected to town property along two years’ service. She is stop at a place like the Parkade Black Ants excavate Walk-in-the-Park for pre classes for adults and children. the New Testament event of Tel. 646-0375 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par Fellowship. kindergarten and kindergarten Confirmation and, Conununion. sonage on Cornwall Dr. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. cleanup. Scouts and other the town’s waterways enabling moving with her husband to where they can do all types of extensive galleries in wood 10:50 a.m.. Service of Pentecost, celebrated by Chris New members will be uniting children. Mini-semester for The Rev. Mr. Curtis will Nursery through adults. groups are invited to help clean a near complete ring to be North Carolina. She’became in shopping, especially groceries. to serve as nesting places Worship and Bible preaching. tian churches on. June 2 this with the United Methodist Rockville Baptist Church Now he repents. He “changes his mind” about his past Grades 1-9. Nursery for babies. preach. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. up storm damage and debris. made around the town. The volved with the committee Now that Grand Union has and may cause extensive Children’s service and child year. Church Sunday, Pentecost Sun First Assembly of God 69 Union St. and his future. What before seemed delectabie he now Choir Recognition Sunday. 763 Oak St. Nursery through Grade 2. Brush will be piled by tew side Hockanum River passing through her work with the closed, and Butterfield’s is damage to your home. care provided. ^ “Birthday of Church” day. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte spews out of his mouth for the tastebuds of his soul are ConccA'dia Lutheran Church of roads for the town to later through Manchester from Ver Junior Women’s Club. Dr. gone, the bus is going to take a 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Pentecost, described in the A district pre-annual con East Hartford Pastor different. He does not merely regret the past but leads a Church of Christ 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley Trinity Lutheran Church take and chip. Heavy pieces non to East Hartford is the Smith urged her to find new route and wind up at the Hymnsing, music, and Bible second chapter of Acts, has ference session will be held at totally new life. Lydall and Vernon Sts. Rev. Burton D. Strand Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 will be sawed up. most significant portion of this someone equally “fantastic” new Pathmark area off Spencer message. often been called the “birthday the Burnside United Methodist Pastor 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Eugene Brewer, Minister Pastor Vernon Have you experienced repentance? Have you changed Boating on Union Pond this system. Other parts planned for with the minutes and letter St. of the church” and' marks the Church in East Hartford from 3 Nursery through Adult, in 10 a.m.. Church School. Rev. Donald McClean your life style because of it? summer may be set up for the by the committee include writing to help the committee. So, starting Tuesday, we will Church of Jesus Christ gift of the Holy Spirit, coming until 5 p.m. cluding College Career Gass. second year. Dr. Douglas Smith Lydall Brook to Salter’s Pond • Walt Kuezek, also a Jaycee 9 a.m., Bible Gasses. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, of Latter-day Saints 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Pastor Another ‘for instance’: A woman has a reputation for reverse our pickup route. We Church School through Grade 6. “from heaven like the rush of a Representatives from Bolton 11 a.m.. Worship Service. of the committee is speaking and beyond to the reservoir member, said it may be dif 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: (Mormon) mighty wind” to Jesus’ 7 p.m.. Evening Service. telling a good story, often at someone else’s expense. Her will be picking up on the East Nursery care for small U nit^ Methodist Church wiil First Sunday of each month. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser with Rick Gowen of the Youth system of the Manchester ficult to span the Hockanum “Prerogatives of Authority.” Hillstown Rd. & Woodside St. followers gathered together in favorite jokes downgrade people of other ethnic Side and North End first. We children. attend. Holy Communion; Second Sun vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. Commission and Summer Ac Water Co. near Bolton and Ver River by Allied Casting once an for a Preventive Maintenance program 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: D. Gark Brown Jerusalem. backgrounds for these usually get a laugh. start at 10 a.m., go south on 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion At 7 p.m. the United day, missionary service. 9:15 a.m.. Church School. tivities in Manchester (SAM) non. easement is granted. The “The Game of Life.” Bishop Main St. to Hartford Rd. and on with Rite of Confirmation. Historically, Christians have Methodist churches of Greater Wapping Community Church Nursery provided. Then she becomes acquainted with someone of another about boating sports. Trails from these reservoirs terrain is steep and rocky and marked Pentecost as the begin 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser race whom she admires. One day her new found friend to Westhill Gardens, to be there Church School for Grades 8 and Metropolitan Hartford will un 1790 E llin ^ n Rd. Progress in acquiring to the town’s Porter and the river is wider than Lydall about 10:45. Then we stop at 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Relief ning of the church, and — in the ite in a service of song and vice. Nursery provided. tells her frankly that she is hurting people with her jibes, easements along the Hockanum Howard Reservoirs in the east Brook where the Jaycees Community Baptist Church 9. Teen-age and Adult Study South Windsor Avery St. Christian Squire Village about 10:50 and Society. speech that the Apostle Peter praise at the First United that she herself has been hurt by them. River and other town side would be the only portion already have built a walk 649-9240 Groups. Nursery care for small Rev. Haroid W. Richardson An American Baptist Church 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. gave after the experience of the Reformed Church then on to the shopping area. 585 E. Center St. children. Methodist Giurch in Hartford. Minister The jokester “repents.” She suddenly realizes that she waterways to complete the of the system not running along bridge. We will drop people off along Noon, Sacrament Service. speaking in tongues — as the ' Bishop Edward G. Carroll of 661 Avery St., South Windsor linear park is being made. waterways. From these reser • Hickey’s Grove on the east Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Rev. R. Stanley Eaton St. John’s Rev. Peter Mans has been boosting her own ego by pushing someone else the route at their pleasure, and BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. beginning of the missionary the Southern New England Townspeople can now walk voirs, the system could con side of the pond includes a ball Minister North United Methodist St. Bartholomew's Church Associate Minister Episcopal Church Minister down. Her new understanding of how other persons feel we ask everyone to be patient endeavor of the church. Conference will preach. Rt. 30, Vernon around Union Pond on either tinue down the Porter Brook, field and wooded areas. Maid The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Church Rev. Philip Hussey enables her to change the style of her humor so that the with us until we can iron out the Ronald E. Sleeth and John R. Rev. •Robert H. Wellner, town land or easements on through the Oak Grove Nature ment said he hoped the town 9:15 a.m.. Church School for 300 Parker St. Pastor 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for sting is gone. kinks of changing the time and Donahue, writing on Pentecost Rector private land except by the Center to the Hop Brook by would some day buy it although all ages. Nursery through Rev. Earle R. Custer Church Receives vice and Church School. all ages including a nursery. I believe that this kind of “change of mind” is what route. Pastor in Fortress Press’ series of private homes along Kerry St. Charter Oak Park. Rop Brook is he thought the price was over Grade 4 continuing during the Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Jesus meant when he said; “Repent ye, and believe the Pinoclile Results 17 Confirmands 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. facing the pond and by Allied not the prettiest waterway $ 100,000. service. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Nursery provided. Next comes Wednesday and 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser 10 a.m.. Family Service and gospel.” Casting Corp. on the north side. below Charter Oak Park, Dr. • Sylvian Ofiara has offered 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. and 11:30 a.m. A class of 17 young people 6 p.m.. Family Worship. in the morning we had eleven Church School. An easement is the right a Smith noted. But it is a major to help put together a slide and Communion. Choir Sunday. mon: ‘"rhe Beauty of Bones!” will be confirm^ tomorrow, Vernon United Methodist 6:30 p.m., Christian educa tables for pinochle with the Nursery for children five years Religious land owner gives to the town on waterway running along 1-84 un sound show on the park system. S? Message: “the Nightingale and Gospel Hall Pentecost Sunday, at the 10 Church tion. Nursery provided. following winners: May Derby old and younger. The title of this column, “Wings of Evening,” refers in his property. In this case, the til it swings north at the west He is an instructor of the Thorn.” A nursery is 415 Center St. Calendar a.m. service at Second Rt. 30 577, Louise Kohls 575, Will New provided. Congregational C3iurch, 385 N. cidentally to the “evening” paper in which it appears, but I right is just to pass over the end of town to connect with the photography at Manchester 1 Rev. Robert L. Pumfery St. Peter’s Episcopal land along the waterway. Hockanum River near the Community College and a Messier 570, Anna Haupt 562, Arrivals! 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior Unitarian Universalist 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Main St. Minister Church Bolton Congregational chose it particularly in reference to a verse from Isaiah. Esther Anderson 560, Majorie High Youth Fellowships. Society The confirmands are Nancy Church “They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their The committee is seeking sewage treatment plant. former chief photographer for 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Sunday Sand Hill Rd. easements from Allied Casting many years with ’The Herald. McLain 558, Alice Anderson 7:30 p.m.. Board of Christian 481 Spring St. E. Bidwell, Kathy J. Bloking, Rev. J. Stanton Conover Fingers of the system might 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 9:45 a.m .. Adult Forum, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. South Windsor strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles: they on the north shore of Union 544, Martha Le Bate 536, John education. (Singer Learning Center) Colin R. Campbell, Jane K. Minister include Hilliard pond by W. ■ Speaker: Christine Benson; Sunday School. Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III shall run, and not be weary: and they shall walk and not Pond and along the Hockanum Middle Tpke.. the committee Rev. Arnold Westwood United Pentecostal Church Topic: Prison Reforni; Dewey, Craig R. Elliott, Robin ______=-vl, Vicar faint.” (Isaiah 40:31) Minister River, from the Nussdorf fami members said. The stream 187 Woodbridge St. Emanuel Lutheran Church! L. Eschmann, Glen A. 10:15 a.m.. Church School and It is my hope that those words will help renew the Griswold, Cynthia C. Lukas, Nursery. leading from the pond connects The Robert Baker Tuesday 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu strength of many who read them, and that they may indeed 10:30 a.m.. Children’s Day. Laura K. Nadeau, Cheryl D. Vernon Assemblies of Cod 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Pastor 10 a.m.. Old Guard meeting; nion. Sunday School following MISTER DONUT’S Flower Communion. Redmer, Sharon D. Redmer. 51 Old Town Rd. Communion theme: “Faith .” “mount up with wings as eagles.” Bible Emanuel Lutheran Church. 10 o’clock service. Also, Rebecca J. Smith, 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim The chuckle for this week comes from a book by Dick STAMP-A-DOZEN CARD 10 a.m., Sunday School. Bible Study, 463 E. Center 6:30 p.m.. Young Peoples Church of the Nazarene Catherine G. Thompson, Bren Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Van Dyke, “Faith, Hope and Hilarity.” rPRESC^TIONS] Speaks 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. St.; St. Mary’s Episcopal Fellowship. Feliowship. 236 Main St. da L. Willis, Georgia D. Willis, School for all ages. As a comedian who used to teach Sunday School, he b t Church. Rev. William A. Taylor Craig H. Wolfram and Bryan 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. writes about comical things children have said. He feels Eugene Full Gospel Christian 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. Gets !iou a dozen Pastor Wednesday M. Woodhouse. BreWet. Fellowship that children’s humor is the funniest kind because it is to PARKADE PHARMArv Interdenominational 8 a.m.. Clergy Association The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor, honestly ^ontaneous and truly human. breakfast; Second 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Orange Hall and Mrs. Virginia Harris, One of his anecdotes comes from a Catholic family in We Saire Vou MoneW /)( 7/,e parkade The savagry of modem man Congregational Church. donidsfree! Classes for all ages. Rev. Philip P. Sauiiiders, religious education director, Pennsylvania who invited a little Protestant boy to go is difficult to reconcile with 10:45 a.m,. Morning Worship. 10 a.m., Communion Service have been assisted with the TREE SPRAYING PickupyourSlamp-a-Dozen card al Misler Pastor wading with their six-year-old daughter in Lake Erie. The /J his intellectual enlistment. Communion. Message by the and Bible Study; St. Mary’s Confirmation Class during this For Gypsy Moth Control Donul today. Buy a dozen donuts and we'tl We are horrified at the insane pastor. Children’s church and Episcopal Church. girl decided to take off her clothes to keep them dry. As stamp the first block ol your card. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study past year of training by Mrs. AUDET BROS. TREE When all twelve blocks are genocide of German Nazism. Nursery provided. 3:15 p.m.. Special Education they ran into the water they boy looked at her carefully and open discussion. Sunday Nancy Melluzzo, Mrs. Eleanor SERVICE INC. stamped, you're entitled We shudder at the callous 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Religion Class; South United Prior, Mrs. Nadene Stoltenberg and remarked, “Gee, I didn’t know there was that much to a do^en tender, School. CO butchery of atheistic Com Message by the pastor. Methodist Church. and Melvin Stotlenbeg. Freo Estlmatss difference between Protestants and Catholics.” tempting. Misler Donut munism. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser vice. 7:30 p.m., Bible Study; Trini Call donuts tree! But we seem oblivious to Presbyterian Church ty Covenant Churqh. BRISTOL 583-4850 FOR EMERCENCIES the social and psychological 43 Spnlce St. MACC Social Action Division 16 Young People As we look forward to the more relaxing days of summer cruelties to which we nnay be St. Bridget Church or 583-3741 ^ Cfc, Rev. George W. Smith Meefing; St. Mary’s Episcopal let me share with you a poem of Elizabeth Barrett Brow *5^ C o party. Rank prejudice un Rev. John J. Delaney Will Join Church Pastor * Pastor Church. ning: THINK I W lister derscores a flaw in the vie Thursday Tomorrow, on Pentecost Sun Rev. William J. Stack day, the Rite of Confirmatin tims of our bias, while it 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. 10 a.m.. Prayer Group; Rev. William J. Killeen will be administered to 16 The little cares that fretted me OF US! hyScritically hides the same 10:30 a.m.. Worship. Nursery Emanuel Lutheran Church. or comparable faults in those ji'oung people at the 10:30 a.m. ALL DAY I lost them yesterday. provided. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 8 p.m., Jewih-Christigji service at Concordia Lutheran Among the fields above the sea. with whom we identify. 10:30 a.m.. Worship. Nurrery Dialogue; Susanjiah—Wesley BIBLE TALKS We would do well to avoid 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Church. Among the winds at play. provided. Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and House; South UiiTt^ Methodist (Nonsoctarlan) being stampeded into a posi The confirmands who have Among the lowing of the herd. 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and Church. OPEN tion toward another by those study and fellowship. completed three years of The rustling of the trees. Good Sun., Mon. A Tuet. - Juno 2i3,4 noon, school auditorium. Prayer Group, 151 Love catechetical instruction are H M In : who self-righteously profess Lane; St. Mary’s Episcopal Among the singing of the birds. With This Coupon outrage at his exposed amoral Robert James Copeland, Tlnkar Hall SUNDAY Church. The humming of the bees. methods — methods which Eugene Talmadge Cor- 781 IW n tL ALL MEDICINAL 8ERVICM ARE AVAILABLE SUNDAY Friday bitt,Christine Ann Gankofskie, O FF ON A they are fully aware have cards for dad and grads i 4 P.M. been used to theirs and teeir we nave an exceUent selectloni , 3:15 p.m.. Good News Club, Amy Louise Goulis, Lorraine Sundays The foolish fears of what may happen, 8 DOZEN O F allies’ advantages, but Kindergarten through Grade 6; Harriet Grube, James Fridays 7:30 P.M. Over I cast them all away A.M. to 9 P.M. wo nava m an mhw mum Ij Non-denominational; Emanuel Woodrow McCann, William Among the clover-scented grass. without public knowledge. WESTOWN 2 5 ASSORTED DONUTS “He that is without sin...let Lutheran Church. Carl Meier, Paula Nekiunas, Mott’S Shop-Rlta Among the new-mown hay. 887 L mdifls Tpka. nizEissEssa Years (Limit 3 Doz. Par Customer) him first cast a stone...” John "whww a Saturday Teri Lea Ruganis. 455 HARTFORD RD. Among the husking of the corn. dollar's 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Flea Market Also, Jeanne Louise IWadnasdays 7:30 P.M. o f Where drowsy poppies nod. FOR ALL YOUR Saunders, Laura Ann Schack, MANCHESTER Donul “'"aJssiTi*.. a i r w A worth a and Craft Show; Community IConflnuousI Where ill throughts die and good are born — OWCHOFCHMST Baptist Church. Kathleen Diane Strand, Karin ML ARE WaCOME YOUR COMMUNITY Out in the field with God. ih t nAroeis «f molaltwdt dollari" 9 a.m. to noon; Special Shirley Turek, Andrew John Sorvical MEDICINAL NEEDS Lydall and Vemofi Street dowfltown m anekutsr HEALTH SERVICE STORE' One final thought for the week: “Love thyself enough to Education Dance Class; South Vincens, Robert Edward Weiss Phone: 643-2517 kefep theyself lovable.” ,.4* vv • United Methodist Church. and Frederick William Zwick. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., June 1, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 1 .1974 — PAGE NINE
Herald Angle Baseball Fan Abuse, Rowdyism U|) W^ood Survives Homers i standings k NEW YORK (UPI) — Finally, inevitably, the sludge Shea Stadium ...Cleveland catcher Dave Duncan is so “Some of the things I heard the fans say to me from the American League from Watergate has spilled over and begun to contaminate enraged after being splashed by beer in Arlington that he stands in San Francisco and Los Angeles I just couldn’t By Earl Yost baseball. East tries to lead a group of players into the stands...and with believe. I’ve heard vulgar language in my life, but nothing W L Pet. GB Sports Editor The effects keep growing more and more apparent in the Reds due back at Shea Stadium next Monday night for like this. In San Francisco, I went back to catch a fly ball To Tack Loss on RSox Milwaukee 24 20 .588 ballparks all over the country — Candlestick Park, San the first time since last Fall’s playoff with the Mets, at and an ice cube was thrown at me. Then came the Boston 25 22 .532 Vi Francisco; Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati; Dodger which some fans went berserk following a run-in between language. I thought maybe I was getting it because I beit BOSTON (UPI) — When things are working right for inning and rode it 40-feet over the wall. Melton, the next Detroit 22 24 ,4?8 3 Stadium, Los Angeles; Arlington Stadium, Arlington, Rose and Bud Harrelson, there is some question as to the out Bobby Bonds in the MVP, or because Harrelson comes Wilbur Wood, even gopher balls don’t bother him. batter, smashed his homer off a leftfield light tower. Baltimore 22 24 .478 3 Tex.; San Diego Stadium in San Diego and Shea Stadium reception Rose will receive. from right across the way { Hayward, Calif.). 'Ilien in Los Wood, baseball’s premier knuckleballer, gave up two “Allen knew where the pitch was and so did Melton and Cleveland 22 25 .468 3Vi right here in New York. home runs to Carlton Fisk Friday night but still gave the that was it,” said Lee, who was extremely upset after the New York 23 27 .460 4 One emininent psychologist. Dr. Lucille Blum, training Angeles, I’m playing leftfield, there are 38,000 people there West Richard Nixon, President of the United States, stands on analyst and senior supervisor at New York’s Post and this one group of 20 guys keep yelling ‘Rose, Rose, Chicago White Sox a 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox game. ISic6 Guy Speaks Up W L Pet. GB the threshold of impeachment. Graduate Center for Mental Health, sees where the bleep Rose! ’ So loud, you can hear it in our dugout all the for his eighth victory against six losses. Melton, a third baseman, saved the game for the White When one mentions the nice guys in baseball that he has Oakland 27 21 .563 He keeps saying he won’t resign, and he sounds like the general mood of people today easily can translate itself way down near home plate. Later they begin throwing Wood, a Boston castoff, not only had some good stuff Sox in the bottom of the fourth when he robbed designated Kansas City 25 met, one who stands high in this category is Jim Kaat, the 22 .532 IVi baseball manager who has lost control of his ball club but into the type behavior being manifest so often now in the things. Ice, garbage, a whiskey bottle and a big \ working for him but benefitted from a broadside oh hitter Tommy Harper of an extra base hit with the bases Chicago 22 21 .512 2Vi best fielding pitcher in the major leagues and a veteran of keeps saying, don’t worry, we’re going to bounce back ballparks. firecracker. In San Diego, it was so bad the Lrst night we' Fenway Park’s short leftfield wall by Dick Allen and Bill loaded and two away. Texas 24 24 .500 3 long service with the' Minnesota Twins, now with the soon. “Everybody is quite apprehensive,” she says. “The un were there. Sparky Anderson told*me to wear my helmet Melton, who each hit tape measure homers to provide all “It would have got us in good shape if Tommie could Minnesota 20 23 .465 4>A Chicago White Sox. The lawmakers in this country aren’t at all sure he will. certainty of the future is a little more intensified now in the field, and I did. the Chicago runs off Boston’s losing pitcher. Bill Lee (6- have steered that ball away from him (Melton),” Johnson California 23 26 .469 4Vi The answers given to questions recently asked about his Much more important, the people aren’t sure. They’re because of our national condition, and whatever resent “Boos are part of the game,” Rose concedes. “You don’t 5). said. Friilay’s Results feelings are passed along to readers. Kansas City 4, Cleveland 2 confused, alarmed and anguished over what happened at ment people have, the ballpark is a very compatible at mind them so much, but some of.the guys sit there all night Red Sox manager Darrell Johnson said both pitchers Asked why can’t some players quit and why do they hang Watergate. They have difficulty distinguishing right from were impressive. Chicago 3, Boston 2 mosphere in which to show it. This is a form of aggressive and say things about your wife and your mother that Fisk s homers were solo shots in the second and seventh Minnesota 5, New York 2 on after they’ve peaked and thus dim the luster of a fine wrong anymore and few places has their general despair or immature behavior with them. The words these people nobody in the world can take. How is a man supposed to “I thought Lee pitched a hell of a game. So did the other innings. career, Kaat answered like this. guy (Wood). When Wood’s got the knuckleball working Texas 7, Baltimore 6 become more evident than at the baseball parks. are using on the ballplayers are ones they are normally concentrate when he hears things like that? I went 0 for 13 “Wood’s first one (gopher) was a good pitch-low and in Oakland 5, Milwaukee 2 “Pride and money. In the case of a guy being shuttled Baseball fans have taken to verbalizing their dismay and prohibited from saying. Throwing beer is also a child-like in those three games in Los Angeles. I found myself he’s real tough to hit” said Johnson, whose team has now side but I got a hold of it. The second one was high, a mis California 5, Detroit 3 back to the minors, it has to be pride. And if you can get dropped two in a row. it comes out in a terrible Exorcist form of raw abuse upon action which fits into the general pattern of repression.” playing half out of position. One thing I want to emphasize take on his part, and I took advantage of it. I guess even Saturday's Games $lP00,000 riding the bench, some guys would rather do that the ballplayers. Fan abuse and rowdyism in baseball Pete Rose has a theory which pretty much coincides. —it’s never ALL the fans. Ninety-eight per cent of the fans “It was a well-played ball game” he said. “Two balls Wilbur Wood makes mistakes, although not very many,” ' Kansas City (Dal Canton 3-2) than quit. It beats working for a living.” ■ ■ aren’t really anything new, but now they seem, to be “We have to face it,” he says. “People’s frustrations in Los Angeles are great. They stand up and clap when I go were hit out of the park and that was it.” Fisk said. at Cleveland (J. Perry 3-4) Commenting on the main retirement problems facing an reaching unprecedented proportions; ^ seem much greater today today than they were, say, 20-25 out to my position. But those other two per cent...absolute Allen, who batted leadoff for the first time in his career, The two teams meet again tonight in the second of a New York (Medich 64) at athlete, the 17-year major league southpaw pitcher had Houston outfielder Bob Watson runs into a wall in Cin years ago. Stop and think a minute. What better place for ly unbelievable.” got hold of a Lee fastball with one on in the top of the third three-game series. Minnesota (Blyleven 4-7) this to say. Milwaukee (Slaton 6-5) at cinnati and some imbeciles throw beer on him'while he lies someone to relieve his frustrations than in a baseball Pete Rose isn’t a complainer. “I think there are four. 1. Missing the competition. 2. Oakland (Blue 3*5) injured on the ground...Pete Rose of the Reds has park? The ballpark is warm and comfortable. It’s outdoors If he complains, there’s good reason, and if Watergate is Financial adjustments. 3. Establishing a new routine and obscenities hurled at him in San Francisco and Los Chicago (Kaat 4-5) at Boston and affords a perfect opportunity for free expression. responsible for much of this, which it seems to be, then (Tiant 5-5) life-style. 4. Going from a ‘somebody’ to a ‘nobody.’” Angeles, obscenities so vile that no man possibly could en Where else can a guy walk in and call someone making that’s bad. Very bad. Far too few athletes on top today realize how important Baltimore (McNally 4-3) at dure them...Sitting in the visitors’ dugout at Candlestick $100,000 anything he wants, practically to his face, without Richard Nixon loves baseball and used to come out to the Off-Season Investment Texas (Bibby 6-7) is the adjustment to part four of the above. Park, Hank Aaron is hit by a thrown orange...Kids have to being answered back? ballpark. No more. Do you wonder why? Detroit (Coleman 6-4) at be stopped by police from turning over players cars at California (Ryan 6-5) Sports Awards Nights Due Paying Big Dividends Sunday's Games Cheney Tech’s annual sports awards night will be held Kansas City at Cleveland Tuesday night at 6 o’clock at the school. Pat Mistretta, Postponed I ])fighPg Slow Pitch Softball New York at Minnesota Milwaukee at Oakland director of athletics at Manchester Community College, Today’s scheduled CIAC (Herald Photo by Dunn) NEW YORK (UPI) - An expensive week and I credit Frank Robinson and off-season investment by the Califor Whitey Herzog for helping me out pf Chicago at Boston will be the speaker... Also Tuesday night. Bill Detrick, Baseball Tournament play Detroit at California Recreation nia Angels is finally beginning to pay it. Herzog has been my hitting instruc Central Connecticut State College basketball coach, will involving Manchester Charier Oak SILK CITY Home-Run Hitter Deluxe Baltimore at Texas address athletes at the annual Illing Junior High sports High and East Catholic STANDINGS dividends. tor since 1964 when I broke in. He ^ ^ STANDINGS Fogarty’s trounced Mike Coulombe of Sears' National Little League entry established two new noticed I wasn’t getting'^my hands out award banquet...Don Roser, former Bolton High and High squads has been W Last winter the Angels, sorely in Conn. Bank & Trust Manchester Honda last night at Manchester records when he hit five home runs in one gapie which accounted for 17 National League Southern Connecticut State College soccer player, has ® Glen Const. 5 need of a catcher who could hit, gave in front of me when I swung. They postponed due to the rain. Telephone Fitzgerald, 114, with a big six- East zA Army & Navy 4 runs batted in. He's one reason his team is atop the N.L. standings. up one of their starting pitchers, were too close to my body.^’ signed to play professionally with the Providence Eighth-ranked Manch Center Congo run fifth frame. W L Pet. GB Charter Oak Rest. 2 Clyde Wright, to the Milwaukee Rodriguez’ hitting helped Bill Oceaneers...Wesleyan baseball coach, Pete Kosty, and ester will meet top-rated Dean Machine Craig Phillips, Rich Marsh, St. Louis 24 22 .522 Nelson Freightways 2 Brewers -for Ellie Rodriguez, a Singer register his seventh win in 10 Andy Baylock, UConn varsity assistant mentor, took in the North H aven Monday Hartford National Roger Petrin and Bob Valle Philadelphia 25 23 .521 Steak Out 2 Manchester-Staples CIAC baseball tourney game at Kelley afternoon- at 4 at Far North Methodist each had two-hit showings for catcher who had hit .285 and 2.68 the decisions. Singer, still bothered by a Montreal 20 20 .500 1 Fuller’s Package 1 Whalers Pick Field. Kosty and Dave Wiggin, Manchester High director Second Congo the Oilers. This was duplicated past two seasons. sore back that has plagued him all Chicago 18 25 .419 4>A mington High in a Class Multi Circuits 1 of athletics, are long-time friends...Connecicut Wildcats Town Employees by Tony Morianos, Tom Melick Five Centers, The Angels didn’t expect Rodriguez season, limited the Tigers to eight hits New York 20 28 .417 5 AA game. Crispino’s 1 and Bruce McC ean of Honda. trek to Gary, Ind., for an American Soccer League game At the same hour at to contribute much power-wise, since and struck out six. Mickey Lolich, Pittsburgh 17 27 .386 6 Nike Four Wingers he had hit only sjx homers in five big who had won his last five starts, was West tonight. ...No designated hitters are allowed in CIAC Eastern Connecticut State T^!' Acadia unloaded the biggest NATIONAL Big Season STANDINGS NIKE league seasons, but they figured he charged with his sixth loss in 11 W L Pet. GB baseball tourney play...Manchester East Catholic College in Willimantic, W guns in trouncing Frank’s last Enjoying a five-run second in Gil Flavell spun an eight-hit HARTFORD (UPI) - The decisions. 1 Hard-hitting John Los Angeles 36 14 .720 were both “visiting” teams in their first CIAC diamond third-ranked East Catholic Annulli’s 4 night at Fitzgerald, 15-6. Pacing ning, Moriarty’s went on to top would be an every day player who shutout last night at the Nike New England Whalers, looking McKeon compiled an im Cincinnati 27 19 .587 7 post-season starts and Manchester was the “home” team Pero’s / 4 he 18-hit barrage was Rusty Nichols Tire last night at would be somewhat more than the In other American League ghmes, and sixth-ranked East Field as Annulli’s beat Pero’s, for help up front, Friday picked pressive .361 batting Atlanta 26 22 .542 9 Crockett’s 4 Franklin with five hits in as Buckley, 10-6. “automatic out” that Angel fans had Chicago edged Boston 3-2, Oak^nd in its second game in Bristol by virtue of winning the toss (Herald Photo by Dunn) Lyme will square off in a 2-0. Butch Talaga was the loser five centers and four left wings average with Dartmouth's Houston 27 24 .529 9Vi F arr’s 2 many trips. Mike Romanchuck Mike Falkowski and Dave been used to from the catching beat Milwaukee 5-2, M inne^ta of coin choice in accordance with CIAC rules... American Class B game. in the mound duel. in the World Hockey Associa San Fran 27 25 .519 10 Sportsman Tavern adde four blows. Bill Ruff three Modean each had three-hit downed New York 5-2, Kansas City freshman baseball team League umpires have sported white turtleneck shirts to 1 Brad Downey was a perfect tion junior draft in Toronto, the department in recent years. San Diego 18 36 .333 20 “ Silver Mittens Champion /Wyman Oil 1 and Milk Kilby and Fred Riccio showings for the MB’s with Bill topped Cleveland 4-2 and Texas edged this spring. The big first wear under their maroon jackets in cool weather four-for-four with two doubles club announced. Now it appears the Angels may Friday's Results Seventy Two’s 1 two each. Frank’s was led by Herlth matching this perfor Baltimore 7-6. baseman out of East situations...How about Ron Luciano, the former Syracuse Fourte^n-year-old Chris Everett of Manehester cap an two singles for the winners. The Whalers, who also have gotten more than they expected. Los Angeles 7, Chicago 3 Bob & Marie’s 1 Jim Dowling and Wayne mance for the Tiremen. The Catholic collected 22 hits lineman, who rates the Oscar of the year for his gyrations tured his second straight championship in the Lowell,- Marcotte Signs Randy Sivanson added two selected two left wings in last After going hitless in 18 A's 5, Brewers 2 San Francisco 7, Philadelphia singles to the (Contractor cause Gagnon with three and two latter also had a three-run Joe Rudi hit a three-run homer to in 18 games, with 21 RBIs. 2 J Mass., Silver Mittens Tournament. Last night he Feline October’s predraft, grabbed appearances last week, Rodriguez has denoting out and safe situations? He makes Elmmett BOSTON (UPI) - FiwWard bingles. homer from Leo Diana. He hit the only homer, annexed the 118-pound title hy defeating Ed Jimenec STANDINGS while Russ Billings and Bill center Tim Young of the Ot come alive at the plate with nine hits highlight a five-run, fourth inning that Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 5 Ashford, the retired A.L. ump, look like an amateur with Don Marcotte of the/M ston Twice Falkowski singled and Houston 7, New York 1 W McCarthy each had two hits for tawa 67s in the Ontario Junior his last 15 at bats, including a sur enabled the A’s to beat the Brewers. cracked two triples and his acting. Ashford may be seen and heard on Monday of the Hartford PAL in the finals. A year ago the ninth Bruins Friday signed/nis 1975 twice Modean stepped up and St. Louis 5, San Diego 0 WINF 4 Pero’s. Hockey Association in the first Riverside Speedway Dave Hamilton and Rollie Fingers three doubles and errored night’s national baseball telecast from Minnesota grade student at Bennet Junior High came home with contract. / hit the ball over the fence for prising show of power. His latest Atlanta at Montreal, Ppd. Crispino’s 3 round. Eight veteran modified stock just once in 133 chances. featuring the Red Sox and Twins as the guest in the booth the 100-pound king. ' REC INDY two-run frames. splurge came Friday night, when he combined on a seven-hitter for Saturday's Games Roosevelt Mills 3 Left wing Mike Eruzione, a car competitors will have The young Indians won 14 CBT collected 14 base hits in Dick Suhie scattered eight drove in four runs with a pair of Oakland. Los Angeles (Messersmith 4- with Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek. Ashford is now doing Scruse Wallpaper 3 trimming Dean Machine last INTERNATIONAL freshman at Boston University something in common tonight of 18 starts. The 21 RBIs hits as Manchester Oil Heat homers and a double to lead the Royals 4, Indians 2 1) at Chicago (Frailing 34) promotional work for the commissioner’s office. Cut & Curl 2 night at Nike, 9-4. Tom Although outhit, 10-7, the was the second pick. as racing resumes at Riverside is a frosh record. topped Bonanza Steak last night Angels to a 5-2 victory over the Amos Otis singled home two runs Pittsburgh (Brett 5-3) at Cin Illing Trackmen Win David’s 1 Sokolowsky stroked a double Lawyers outscored Stevenson’s Other selections included: 3. - Park Speedway. at Keenly, 6-1. and John Mayberry hit his 10th homer cinnati (Nelson 3-3) Nearly in Line of Fire Moriarty Bros. 1 and two singles for the last night at Verplanck, 7-6. defenseman Peter Brown, They’ll all be trying to Detroit Tigers. ’Two-hit club members for the Houston (Roberts 5-5) at New Man. Plymouth 1 Bankers. A1 Pratt singled and Two singles each came off Boston University; 4. become the first two-time Rodriguez, who has raised his to lead the Royals over the Indians. Young Jimmy Penders, infant son of East diamond Oilers were A1 Wiley and Bob Trillo Optioned York (Seaver 2-5) the bats of Joe Panaro, Shawn defenseman Rich Lambly, winner of the 1974 season. average to .265, doubled home two Steve Mingori turned in four innings tripled and Tom Salzer and Simler with Ralph Taft and Ed OAKLAND (UPI) - Oakland coach, Jim Sr., was nearly nicked by a foul ball durring Against Bennet High Eastern Sjwars and John Hanley of the Salem State College; 5, of hitless relief to gain the victory San Diego (Freisleben 3-2) at Charlie Bassos each added two Bob Polverari and Ron runs in the second inning, snapped a 2- STANDINGS CYandali best in defeat with the A’s infielder Manny Trillo, on St. Louis (McGlothen 6-2) East’s romp over Seymour at East’s field...East’s dia singles to the Bank offense. winners. Eric Klavins and Cliff defenseman Don McLean, Sud Wyckoff have come up with the 2 tie with a homer in the fifth and while Steve Kline suffered his sixth mond was in excellent shape for the tourney test against W same number of blows. Bickford homered in vain for the disabled list since suffering San Francisco (Caldwell 7-2) Jlrls defeated Bennet, 27-1 23. ’The losers were paced by A1 bury, OJHA; 6. defenseman biggest successes so far, win capped a perfect 3-for-3 night with consecutive loss. Double wins by Steve Wilson Electric 5 the Garagemen who also had a pulled thigh muscle April 22, at Philadelphia (Lonborg 4-5) the down-staters which found the home team unloading its Maher ( , -.-yard dash -1. Downing (1), 2. Smith Lazzaris with a double and John Rando, University of New ning the 100-lap marathon another homer in the seventh. Rangers 7, Orioles 6 Dawson and Gary Burby /B ), Trudeau (B). 8-3 Jim ’s Arco 3 two hits each from Jeff was optioned Friday to Tucson Atlanta (Niekro 6-3) at Mon heaviest batting barrage of the spring...Manchester High 100-yard dash -1. Maher (B) Downing f single and two one-base blows Hampshire; 7. left wing Brian grinds. Toby Harrah’s third hit of the game Shot put - 1. Philbrick (1), 2. T a y lo r/ Millers Falls 3 McLucas, Whitey Violette and Rodriguez, who did not hit a homer of the Triple-A Pacific Coast treal (Blair 1-0) and East Catholic High both boast fine shortstops, the paced Illing Junior High’s (B), 3. Noonan (I). 35T0‘A / (I), tie, 3. Swallow (B). ll8. by Clay Hamel. Walsh, Notre Dame; 8. left Other feature winners have Long jump -1. Downing (I), 2. Peter Vock, Stock & Barrel 2 last season in 94 games, already has drove home the winning run in the League. Sunday's Games track to team to a 67-37 win Discus - 1. Burby (I), 2. White (I),/3. CANDLELIGHT Val Klavins. wing John Nazar, Cornwall been Lou Tabone, Jack Tribe has Ray Sullivan and Dan Socha, a little pepper-pot son (I), 3. Frank (I). M’I vl FELINE seventh inning, enabling the Rangers A club spokesman said Trillo Houston at New York Walsh (B). 102' / Control Data 2 Runs, hits and errors marked Royals, Quebec Junior Hockey Lecuyer, Jim Cash, Bobby four this season. who handles the post for the Eagles...Have a nice over Bennet Junior High at Javelin - 1. Gardello (1), 2. Mainville 880 - 1. Lemieux (I), 2, Goff (B), 3. Getting on the winning side of VHERICAN was being sent down to play his Ritchie (I). 2:43.5 Tierney’s 1 Manchester State Bank’s 18-13 “ I haven’t hit more than two to defeat the Orioles. Steve Foucalt Pittsburgh at Cincinnati weekend. the Wigren Track yesterday. (B), 3. White (I). 120'8W / the ledger for the first time this Each side tallied five times in League; 9. right wing Warren Stefanik, Lou Carangelo and way back into shape. Used 880 relay - Smith, Danyliw, Telgener, 220- 1. Maher (B), 2. Downing (I), 3. Highland Park 1 win over Vito’s last night at homers in a season since my rookie got the win in relief while reliever Los Angeles at Chicago Illing set three new school Swallow (B). 29.4 season, Moriarty’s topped the fourth inning but Sears had Miller, University of Charlie Glazier. primarily as a defensive Entwhistle (B). / Trash-Away 1 Robertson. Ken Hanko’s homer year of 1964,” said Rodriguez. “It was Bob Reynolds suffered the loss. Boog San Francisco a t / Roosevelt Mills last night at more runs in other frames to Minnesota; 10. center Tony Topping the card tonight will specialist, Trillo was batting records; Bill Meier ih the and three hits each by Lyle Powell had a three-run homer for Philadelphia Dusty Nebo, 8-7. post a 13-5 decision over White, Kitchener Rangers, be a 50-lapper. New post time is just one of those nights when I got .100 with two hits in 20 at-bats half mile. Bill Talbot in the Eastman and Dan Groman Baltimore. Atlanta at Montreal MCC Tennis Instruction Little Breathing Room STANDINGS Mama Groman paced the Dillon’s last night at Waddell. OJHA; 11. goalie Robbie 7:45. The last event will be the good pitches. I was in a slump last with the A’s this season. high jump and Burby in the paced the Bankers. Alan Grzyb San Diego at St. Louis W MB’s with three hits and team Paul McCloskey and Mike Moore, University of Michigan; always suspenseful figure- long jump. Bennet’s Mike and Jim Warner each hit safely eights. MCC Veterans 4 mates Chickie Balesano, Lynn Coulombe each rapped out a 12. center Cliff Cox, University ClassesStartingMonday Smith also snapped a school three times for Vito’s who out- Baseball Trade Vittner’s 4 Kelley and Joan Dougan each single and double for Sears. of New Hampshire; 13. center A class of instruction in ten Instruction will cover grip, hit the Bank, 18-17. Stafford Speedway mark in the low hurdles. Jaycees 3 added a pair. Best in defeat Ron Stavens’ two hits paced the Dave Steffen, Ottawa 67s, CLEVELAND (UPI) - nis for beginners, and another stance, foot work, hiting and Record Score OJHA; 14. right wing Peter Catching Bugsy Stevens will Illing wound up wth a CBT (Blue) 2 Fordmen. Cleveland’s Jack Heidemann, Bryant Finally Gets Started were Kathy McConnell, Peg in interm ^iate tennis, will be returning, and court strategy Ral Laliberte was the hero be the order of the day tonight brilliant record of seven Allied Building 2 Parson and Kathy Keegan with NATIONAL FARM Tighe, London Knights, OJHA; the 24-year-old utility infielder offered by the extension divi for singles and doubles. 'The for Dick’s American last night and the best in New England NEW YORK (UPI) — If you look on the calendar today, used a little knowledge, changed speeds and walked only wins in eight meets while Angels 1 two hits each. Moriarty’s outscored Nichols 15. goalie Brian Duroche, who was the Indians’ No. l ^ f t sion of Manchester Community class will meet at the West Side at Robertson in the best game Springfield Olympics, New modified drivers and machines you’ll find it says the first of June, but for Ron Bryant it one, which is good for me. Bennet shows a 3-1 ledger. Fjor Trevino North End Fire 1 at Bowers last night, 10-2. Chris will be out to comply at Staf , choice in 1967, was tra^gdro the College, beginning Monday. Mondays and Wednesdays from EASTERN of the year when he blanked England Junior Hockey only marks the end of spring training. “I still don’t have the confidence I had last year; that’s Results: ^R L O T T E , N.C. (UPI) — Lee Trevino, beefed up for Savings Bank 1 Cavedon, Tom Schakower and St. Louis CardifiaTs Friday The beginning class will 10 to 11;30 a.m. for siXiweeks. Lock, Stock and Barrel WINF, 3-0, In a nine inning League; 16. center Colin ford Speedway. going to take me some time. But I did get out of several too ■ 1. Dawson I, 2. Entwhistle B, 3. Cal Hutchinson had doubles for night for Ed Crosby and Louis The San Francisco Giants lefthander, who won a cover the fundamental tennis Dorothy Ogden, 1973 women’s Smith B. 10.8 U.S. Open later this month, had little room to breathe Independent scored enough runs in the first thriller. Stevens will be looking for his the winners as did Dave Tim- Ahearn, Tyngsboro, New Alvarado. National League-leading 24 games in 1973, injured his side jams and that’s good. When I got in trouble, instead of strokes, the rules and basic Mile - 1. Flosdorf (I), 2. Jones (B), m the Kemper Open despite his record shattering 64 in the inning to win, six, in trimming Laliberea hooked up with sixth win of the year in the singles champion in San An Lyon (B). 5:00.6 STANDINGS England Junior Hockey Heidemann and catcher Ray saying, ‘Oh, oh, here we go again,’ I told myself I better 'Becond round Friday. Control Data last night at Nebo, brell for Nichols. NASCAR 30-lap modified in a swimming pool accident in March, which required 17 court strategy for both singles tonio and an experienced in 440-1. Dawson (L (I), 2. Phllbrlck (I), W Larry Lawson in a great mound League; 17. left wind Duane Fosse were traded to Oakland get somebody out or I won’t be here long.” 3. Telgener (B). 55.5 / cOL ' 9-5. AMERICAN FARM feature that heads another ac stitches and four days in the hospital. Bryant was able to and doubles. The class will structor, will teach both Walnut Barbers 4 duel until Dick’s broke through Byers, Sherbrooke, OJHLM in March, 1973, for catcher Randy Moffitt hurled three innings of two-hit scoreless meet Mondays and Wednesdays 220 - 1. Entwhistie (B), 2. Dawson (I); Bob Coloumbe homered and Dillon Ford nipped Sears, 16- tion packed, 11 race program at pitch only six innings in spring training, whereas he com courses. She and her husband 3. Smith (B). 23. 7 The Quail Hollow Country Club course, playing 7,085 Renn’s Tavern 3 for three tallies in the ninth. In the predraft, the Whalers Dave Duncan and outfielder relief for his 12th save, only two behind his total for 1973. from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for six 880- 1. Meier (I), 2. Goff (B), 3. W e r - added two other hits to pace the 15, last night at Valley. Danny the speedy half mile. The All- pleted between 40 and 50 innings last Spring. were the mixed doubles cham yards for the designated event, yielded so many birdies B.A. Club 3 No member of the winning had selected left wings .Peter George Hendrick. son (I). 2:13.7 / Packagemen. Ron Bollacker, Binette’s three-run homer in American Sportsman division Friday Bryant went six innings, giving up five hits and Ed Goodson drove in the Giants’ first run with his first weeks at the West Side Oval. pions at Topsfield, Mass, last Long jum p-1. Burby (I), 2. Matthews during the fjrst two days of play that those who failed to Gunver Stampers 3 side had more than one hit. Sturgeon of the Kitchener Don Standish, Bob Judd and Ed the sixth proved to be the and the mini-midgets will also homer of the season in the second, then Garry Maddox, The Intermediate course is fall. (1), 3. McKenzie (B) 17’10" ' break par by two strokes were sent home. Man. Oil Heat 2 John Pilch and Jim Colla led Rangers, who also was the se two runs but striking out six, in the Giants’ 6-2 victory over for persons who have some For further information, call Turnpike T.V, 2 White all chipped in with two WINF with two safeties each. margin of victory. cond choice of the NHL Boston be on the agenda, action begin ROOKIE Philadelphia, for his second victory against four losses. On who extended his hitting streak to 15 games, banged out his “ I’ve shot 709 and that’s not bad golf on a 7,000-yard ning at 8. knowledge of the game but wish the extension division at 646- High jum p-1. Talbot (I) White (I), Bonanza Steak 1 hits each. Wayne Rogers’ three INTERNATIONAL FARM Bruins, and Michele Diziel of ’The Tigers tamed the Orioles June 1 last year, Bryant picked up his eighth triumph. first double in the fourth and scored on a single by Steve 3. Ley (I). 5’7” . course,” said a frustrated Jack Nicklaus, who starts five hits paced the losers who also Coming off a big win last last night at Robertson, 29-27. to refine their techniques. 2137. 180 low hurdles • 1, SirilUi (B), 2. Pizza House Breaking a three-game losing Sorel in the OJHLM. “This game brings me up to about the last week of spring Ontiveros. His second double in the sixth drove in Bobby Philbrick (1), 3. DanyllvrlB), Goff (B), strokes back today. “There’s no wind, the greens are good had two hits from Tom Scully DUSTY streak, Hartford Road Enter Monday in the Winston 100, Ted Wilbanks hit two homers Bonds, who had doubled. tie. 23.5 ' Candlelight Stevens will be closing in on his training,” Bryant said. “I still didn’t have good stuff. They and you feel like you can’t make a mistake or you drop and George Washburn. Enjoying a 13-run fifth Inning, prises topped Independent In for the winners. Tim Conti Ontiveros walked and Chris Speier, Gary Thomasson, STANDINGS SUMMER MIXERS - Kathy 50th career victory at Stafford. were hitting me pretty good-I had no breaking ball.' back 10 places.” CHARTER OAK Vittner’s trampled the Angels, surance last night at Charter paced the losers with three hits. W L Brown 203-483, Dolly Dawood “But I finally pitched a ball game instead of throwing. I Dave Rader and Bonds followed with singles for the last MUNCHESnR Trevino, who intentionally put on 10 pounds so he can. Single, double and triple off 204, last night at Robertson. uOak, 12-10. Ken Marshall and Armory Tavern 8 1 187-183-200-570, Dennis Hartley three San Francisco runs in the ninth. “tone down” next week to prepare for the U.S. Open, said the bat of Gordon McC^lmbe Mike Escavitch led the winners Tony Lefebvre hit well for the COMMUNin Dick’s American 8 1 203, Charlie Hartley 208-574, Philadelphia scored in the first on a single by Larry set the pace as Crispino’s up with five hits. Norm Vittner winners with Rudi Persico and he played one of his best competitive rounds over the Wholesale Tire 6 3 Harold McCrea 510, Len Delisle Bowa and Greg Luzinski’s triple and tallied its final run in ended Multi Circuit last night at homered and singled twice and Jason Guggolz best in defeat. course, which places a premium on putting. State Bank 3 5 514. the third when Dave CaSh doubled, took third on Bowa’s COUEGE Fitzgerald, 13-5. Five other Dave Wells and George Russo 1974 SUMMER SESSION Six golfers were tied at nine-under-par 135 entering Dorn’s Boys 3 5 Twins Top Two Pitchers bunt and scored on Mike Schmidt’s sacrifice fly. Supreme players h^d two hits each had three-hit showings for today’s play, including J.C. Snead, Jerry Heard, John Vito’s 4 6 each. Mike McCarthy and Bill the Gardeners, Bob Persons In other NL games, St. Louis blanked San Diego 5-0, Cin Jacobs, Gibby Gilbert, Chi Chi Rodriguez and young Tom Economy Electric 2 7 COLLEGE SUMMER SESSION Polinsky led the losers with two and A1 Smith were Angel stan ’ League Leaders cinnati topped Pittsburgh 7-5, Houston beat New York 7-1 WINF 2 8 6 week program. Monday through Thursday. Watson, the first round leader who posted a 70 Friday. bingles. douts with two hits each. and Los Angeles whipped Chicago 8-3. Atlanta at Montreal Among the players sent home were Arnold Palmer, who All courses begin June 24. Mornings end Ewningt HOME RUNS At Best Against Yankees was postponed because of rain. turned n a 76 Friday to move to 146 after two rounds, mis Leading Batters I NATIONAL LEAGUE: St. Louis 5, San Diego 0 credit courses in SATURDAY sing his third cut in a row and the fourth in the past five National l.«ague Wynn, LA 14; Garvey, LA 11; BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) — Minnesota’s two most run. Brye then followed with a double, scoring Holt and The Cardinals, taking advMtage of the Phils’ loss, used BUSINESS • HUMANITIES - MATH - SCIENCE 2:13 (22, 30) Dodgers vs. Cop Match weeks. AB H Bench, Cin, Cedeno, Hou and effective pitchers, starter Joe Decker and reliever Bill Tony Oliva who had singled. Holt’s second RBI came on a a five-hit shutout by Sonny ^iebert to take possession of Cubs Garr, Atl SOCIAL SCIENCE Paced by medalist Mike Smith, St. L 10. single in the seventh which drove in Rod Carew. 2:15 (18) Yanks vs. Twins, High, East Golfers Smpth, St. L Campbell, were at their best Friday night in the Twins 5-2 first place in the NL East by on percentage point. Siebert, EXTENSION SUMMER SEI^IQM Cooney's 81, East Catholic AMERICAN LEAGUE: Carew, who is two for three, upped his American Leaue WINF Gross, Hou victory over the New York Yankees. 5-3, drove home Joe Torre for the only run he needed in the High's golf team defeated Jackson, Oak 13; Horton, Det leading batting average to .411 with two walks, and drove Credit and non-credit courses. Mornings, afternoons, 4:00 (3) Golf; Wadkins, Jaycee Junior Olympics Garvey, LA Decker scattered six hits in 7 2-3 innings to pick up his fourth inning with an infield out and was aided by Reggie and Briggs, Mil 12; Nettles, NY in the Twins other run with a single in the fourth. and evenings. Snead, Brewer South Catholic High, 3-2, In CIAC Tourneys Reitz, St. L sixth victory in 10 decisions. Smith’s 10th homer, with no one aboard, in the fifth. 'The .5:00 (3) Kemper Golf yesterday afternoon at the and Burroughs, Tex 11. Designated hitter Oliva raised his average from .317 to loss by the Padres was their seventh in a row. Morgan, Cin RUNS BATTED IN Campbell came in from the bullpen for the 21st time this 4 5:00 (8) Wide World of Slated Next Saturday Manchester Country Club. Buckner, LA .339 with four straight singles. It was Oliva’s third four hit credit courses in BUSINESS - HUMANITIES ■ MATH , NATIONAL LEAGUE: season, getting four straight outs to notch his ninth save- Houston 7, New York 1 Sports: Auto racing, pro Cooney and Cordon Just getting in under the line. Coach Tom Kelley’s Maddox, SF game of the season—second in the last three nights, and SCIENCE-SOCIAL SCIENCE Once again youngsters in Garvey, LA 47; Wynn, LA 42; tops in the majors. Cesar Cedeno collected four hits, including his 10th track Competition will be open to Manchester High golf team has qualified for the Division 1., Helms, Hou extended his hitting streak to nine games. terested in track in Manchester Daring copped their Smith, St. L 40; Cedeno, Hou Campbell relieved Tom Burgmeier who pitched only two homer of the season, in the Astros’ victory over the Mets. 7:30 Red Sox vs. White Sox, boys and girls in four and three CIAC State Tournament Monday, June lO at the Woodway' Davis, Mtl Catcher Randy Hundley added three singles. non-credit courses in FRENCH COOKING -.PHOT' and Bolton will have an oppor matches and East took the 39; Williams, Chi, Cey, LA and batters. With the bases loaded and two out in the eighth, The loss was the fourth in a row for the Mets and their WTIC divisions respectively. The age Country Club in Darien. Ameriran League New York managed its only runs in the fifth and eighth 6RAPHY - GUITAR - DRAMA WORKSHOP tunity to display their talents team point to win, 334- Maddox, SF 35. the 25-year-old righthander got pinchhitter Walt Williams ninth in their last 12 games. Tommy Helms and Doug breakdown for boys is: Seniors The Indians tied for 18th place in the 20-school field. AB H innings. Jim Mason, who had two hits, tripled to left center “ 'RECREATIONAL CAMPS for YOUNG PEOPE when the annual Manchester — 15-1^years old. Juniors — 13- 335. AMERICAN LEAGUE: to ground first baseman Jim Holt to end the New York Rader chipped in with three hits apiece-for Houston and SUNDAY East Catholic High’s talented squad gained the third spot Carew, Minn 175 72 and scored on Elliot Maddox’ single up the middle of the and others. Jaycee Junior Olympics, co 14 years old. Intermediates — Results: Cooney (E-81) Burroughs, Tex 49; Jackson, threat. He then put the Yankees down in order in the ninth. Wilson, 2-3, aided his own cause in the second, driving in i:00 (3) Tennis Classic sponsored by Burger King, will def. Brown (87), 3 and 2; in Division 2 which will play at the Timberlin Country Club Jackson, Oak 152 60 Oak 40; Briggs, Mil and Rudi, fifth. Pinchhitter Lou Piniella walked with the bases 2:00 (3) Sports Spectacular: 11-12 years old and Midgets — 9- in Berlin on Monday, June 10, also Hargrove, Tex 109 39 Together Decker and Campbell have played a part in 15 the second run on a long sacrifice fly to left. By mail until June 7th. Walk in ragistration^n student be staged Saturday, June 8, at 10 years old. The girls divisions Stanulis (83) def. Strella Oak 36; Carbo, Bos 35. loaded in the eighth off Burgmeier for the Yankees second track and fild Hamden paced the Division 1 rankings with Cheshire and Blomberg, NY 106 38 of the Twins’ 20 victories — Decker with six wins, Los Angeles 8, Chicago 3 canter, Bidwell Street campus on June 1 ?/& 18 Memorial Field. consist of Seniors — 15-18 years (E-86) one-up; Wojack PITCHING Campbell with nine saves. run before Campbell entered the game. 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. White Conard in the next spots. Evans, ^s 110 39 NATIONAL LEAGUE: John, Bill Russell and Bill Buckner collected three hits apiece 1 0 -1 2 noon, 6 -7 :3 0 p.m. 7 Sox, WTIC old, Juniors — 12-14 years old (82) def. LaFrancis (E-85), Randle, Tex 114 40 The Twins had four double plays which tied the team Registration forms have been Manchester compiled an 18-11-1 won-lost-tied rregular LA 8-1; Caldwell, SF 7-2; Minnesota hitters had a good night too, banging out 16 and helped produce the first four runs Friday in the For Further Informatioi/call ;4:00 Yanks vs. Twins, WINF and Midgets — 9-10 years old. two and one; Daring (E- Olvia, Minn 127 43 hits off three Yankee pitchers, wiUi Steve Brye and Holt record. Dodgers’ victory over the Cubs. Los Angeles also took ad distributed to all schools in Registration will begin at season log. 646 - 2137 / 4:00 (.3) Kemper Goif 82) def. Skau (83). three McRae, KC 158 52 AMERICAN LEAGUE: G. driving in two runs each. Bert Blyleven (4-7) and George Medich (64) were to Manchester and Bolton. Paren 8:30 with the events getting un Oly Saybrook and Immaculate led East (Catholic in Divi vantage of two Chicago miscues to score four unearned 5:00 (8) World Tennis and one. Burroughs, Tex 194 63 Perry, Clev 8-1; Wood, Chi 8-6; pitch the second game of the three game series this after tal permission is necessary. derway at 9:30 a.m. sion 2. Holt singled to center in the first off loser Dick Tidrow runs. Dodger starter Doug Rau, who hurled the first six in Robinson, Balt 167 53 Singer, Cal 7-3; Busby, KC 7-4; (4-5), scoring the singling Steve Braun for the Twins first noon. nings, picked up his fifth win against one loss. f 1 J
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•t' PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 1, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ckinn., Sat., June 1, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN Help Want 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Tonight INDEX Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 s J ...... ***^ NOTICES REAL ESTATE Career - Earn COUNTER AND kitchen help MANCHESTER - Four- MANCHESTER - Seven-room Friday ' 1 — Lost and Found wanted for summer. Full or HAPPY ADS $15,000 plus yearly. Must have l^ ro o m Colonial, 2 ‘/2 baths, Colonial, living room, dining 2 — Pertonala part-time. Flexible hours. App June 1 3 — Announcamsnte license or in the process. Part- walnut paneled first floor fami room, kitchen, den, fireplace, ly in person. The Pizza Place, HELP WANTED June 7 4 — Entertainment timers considers. For a con ly room, spacious kitchen, with two full baths, three bedrooms, Route 44-A, Coventry. - 5:00 - Television 5 — Auctions fidential interview, Pasek loads of cabinets and built-ins. garage, central location. Only FINANCIAL Realtors, MLS,\ 289-7475^ 742- Machine operators. Previous factory experience desired. Impeccabiy maintained. $37,500. Frechete & Martin (3) KEMPER OPEN - 6:00 - PART TIME - office clerk, 7:30 6 — Bonde-Stockt-Mortgagei 8243. Inc., Realtors, 646-4144. (8) WIDE WORLD OF (3-8-22) NEWS - 12 noon. $2.50 per hour. Call Steady work with good pay. Full company paid Insurance I Manicured lot in desirable 9 — Personal Loans I program. ■ Porter Street area. 60’s. SPORTS (18) PRISONER 10 — Insurance 643-5927. SECRETARY - ^orthand and Warren E. Howland, Realtors, MANCHESTER - $26,900, older (18) WALLY’S WORKSHOP (20) FILM EMPLOYMENT typing required. Legal 643-1108. seven room home, convenient (20) FILM (24) ZOOM 13 — Help Wanted experience jaref erred. REAL ESTATE sales person. AMERBELLE CORPORATION location near school ^nd shop 14 — Business Opportunities Established office seeking am (22) HOGAN’S HEROES (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Manchester Law firm. Reply to 104 East Main Street, Rockville ping, 65x107 lot, two car garage, Programs 15 — Situation Wanted bitious individual. High com MANCHESTER - For growing (24) WHO’S AFRAID OF (40) BONANZA Secretary P.O.\Box 546, An tqual opportunitr •m phyr nine* 7936 children I have a finished attic city utilities. Bel Air Real EDUCATION mission schedule. Experience OPERA? Manchester. Estate 643-9332. - 6:30 - 18 — Private Instructions desired but willing to train playroom to go along with this (40) WIDE WORLD OF '9 — Schools-Classos nice 3-bedroom - 10:00 - qualified person. For confiden (24) LENOX QUARTET: (24) ANTIQUES (8-22-30) NEWS 20 — Instructions Wanted OPENING FOR E^rienced MANCHESTER - Three- SPORTS (3) KOJAK tial interviw call Jan or Helen, Coioniai.Armstrong Real (30) HOLLYWOOD (24) HARTFORD ARTS male or female breakfast and bedroom Condominium, central ... SoiMon* HYDN’S OPUS 20 REAL ESTATE Village Charm Realty, 643-1509. Estate Services, 289-8997 or 28;- - 5:30 - SQUARES (8-40) DOC ELLIOT FESTIVAL PHOTO 23 — Homes lor Sale lunch cook at Hartford Rd. 8802. air, finished rec room, two full may hovi wilt yow (18) FISHIN’.HOLE (30) BEGINNING OF A (40) POLKA (24) HARTFORD ARTS GRAPHY FILM 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale Dairy Queen. Hours 8 a.m. to 2 and two half baths, carpeted, 25 — Investment Property p.m. six or seven daysa week. DELIVERY man, temporary aboppyaJI (22) l u j ; y s h o w STORY FESTIVAL 26 — Business Property NEWSPAPER DHLERSHIP AVAIUBIE TWO FAMILY - 6-6, Duplex, appliances. Stone patio with gas — — — 7:00 - work available. Light 8:00 27 — Resort Property Apply evenings, 6 to 10\p.m. grill, storms and screens, (24) BILL MOYERS’ — 11:00 - separate furnaces. (Jood - 6:00— (8-40) ROOKIES (3) CBS NEWS 28 — Real Estate Wanted deliveries. Please call im — JOURNAL ^1 Immediately Andover Area revenue and location. High 30s. priced below replacement at (3) 60 MINUTES (18) SHARING OUR FAITH (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (8) TRUTH OR LAUNDRY WORKEiRS - mediately, 646-8848. (30) FLYING NUN MISC. SERVICES A Business of Your Own Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. $34,500. Financing available. (8) PAY TV VS. (20-22-30) BASEBALL (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT CONSEQUENCES 31 — Services O ffered Mature individual needra to Eastern, 646-8250, or 649-5782. work fullrtime, 3 to 11 shift in —Must Have Dependable Car Happy 13th Birthday - 6:00 - FREE TV WORLD OF JOE - 11:30 - (20-22-30) NEWS 32 — Peinting-Paperlng ACCOUNTANT (3) NEWS (18) DAY OF DISCOVERY (3) MOVIE (24) AVIATION WEATHER 33 — Building-Contracting our laundry. Pleasant working -^1 —Must Be Bondable M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r - RACHEL ELLIOTT Fess Parker stars as a California rancher who moonlights GARAGIOLA 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng conditions. Apply at The New position for accounting BY OW NER (18) M OVIE (22) V ETNAM SPECIAL (24) THE NEW WAVE "Where Love Has Gone” (1964) (40) ABC NEWS 35 — Heating-Plumbing —Cash Investment Required bedroom Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, from as a sheriff in “Climb an Angry Mountain,” a CBS-TV 36 — Flooring Meadows Convalescent Center, school graduate to work in Beautifully landscaped "The Bamboo Prison" (1954) (8-40) SALUTE TO DARRYL walnut paneled first floor fami (24) BICENTENNIAL - 9 : 0 0 - — 7:30 - 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 333 Bidwell Street, Manchesti^r. the areas of accounts Tim McColloch, Circulation M anager center hall, 4 bedroom ly room, spacious kitchen, with Tracy and Janet (22) WORLD OF JONATHAN movie airing tonight at 9. F. ZANUCK 38 — Services Wanted LECTURE SERIES (8-40) MOVIE (3) WILD WILD WORLD payable and payroll for 300 loads of cabinets and built-ins. WINTERS (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON m MANCHESTER EVENIN6 HERALD Colonial In one of "No Way to Treat a Lady" OF ANIM ALS MISC. FOR SALE HELP WANTED - beef boneis bed general hospital. Duties Impeccably maintained. (30) BLACK EXPOSURE (30) CONNECTICUT 41 — Articles lor Sale M 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Manchester’s finest (24) UNIVERSITY OF (6) NEW DATING GAME and meat cutters. Part time or also Include preparation of Manicured lot in desirable Happy Birthday NEWSMAKERS 42 — Building Supplies full time. Apply at Manchester neighborhoods. FIreplaced - 6:30 — CHICAGO (18) PORTER WAGONER 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs monthly financial statements living room, formal dining Porter Street area. 60’s. I DUM DUM I (22) GREATEST SPORTS (40) I LOVE LUCY 44 — Livestock Packing Company, 646-5(XI0. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, (3-22-30) NEWS (22) AS SCHOOLS MATCH ROUlifDTABLE (20) HUMAN DIMENSION and to help prepare annual room, kitchen, brick floored (20) BILKO LEGENDS - 6 : 3 0 - (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL 45 — Boats & Accessories 643-1108. I from ^ WITS - 9:30 — 46 — Sporting Goods PART-TIME for accounts budget. Contaot The Per RN’s - LPN’s E Q UIPMENT operator mud room plus front-to-back (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Thursday 47 — Garden Products Ding A Ling, Do Do (24) MASTERPIECE - 1 1 : 3 0 - (8) UNTAMED WORLD (18) OTHER SIX DAYS (24) WALL STREET WEEK receivable and billing duties. ,3Csonnel Department, 646- 3-11 trainees - Communication cathedral celling fireplaced (40) REASONER REPORT 48 — Antiques MANCHESTER - Beautifully THEATRE (3) EVERYWOMEN (18) AMAZING GRACE (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 49 — Wanted to Buy Some typing experience help 1222, Ext. 481 for an appolnt- Cable Inc. haS openings for family room. Walk-out base I and The Kid | - 10:00 - maintained six-room Cape. - 7:00 — (8-40) MAKE A WISH (20-22-30) NEWS June 6 (40) NANNY AND THE ful. Approximately 3 hours dai ent. NURSES' AIDES equipment operator trainees. ment with "rec” room for the Fireplaced living room, dining - 8:00 — (3) CBS REPORTS r e n t a l s (22) CELEBRITY TENNIS (40) WILD WILD WEST PROFESSOR ly, five days a week. Hours caq Company offers a high salary (3) AGRONSKY AND CO. (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY 52 — Rooms lor Rent MANCHESTER 3-11, 11-7 kids. 20’ redwood deck room, sunny eat-in kitchen, - 11:00 — — 6:00 - 53 — Apartments lor Rent plus an extensive benefit (8-22) NEWS (30) ADELANTE - 8:00 - be adjusted to individual. Write first-floor bedroom and bath, Homes For Sale 23^ (18) OTHER SIX DAYS - 7 : 0 0 — Maggie Smith stars in the 54 — Homes lor Rent Full and part-time positions program. You can choose overlooking % acre of (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (3-8-22) NEWS stating experience and MEMORIAL two large bedrooms up. Wall-to- (20) NBC NEWS - 12:00- (3) NEW S Oscar-winning role of^a (3) M OVIE 55 - Business lor Rent available. Many benefits, property plus 2-car over (20-22-30) EMERGENCY . (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (18) I SPY expected salary to Manchester between a standard 40 hours or wall carpeting electric eye gar-v MANCHESTER - 7 1/2 room (30) HEE HAW (3) FACE THE NATION (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT "Sidekicks" 56 — Resort Property for Rent HOSPITAL a 4 day, 10 hour per day shift. sized garage. Full wall-to- (40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY teacher in “The Prime of (20) SOUNDING BOARD 57 — Wanted to Rent Herald, Box "J” . , 71 Haynes Street hospitaiization, medical and age door. Low 30’s. Call center-entrance Colonial, first (40) HERE COME THE (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE (18) GOSPEL SINGING — 11:30 — (18) SHARING OUR FAITH 58 — MIsc- lor Rent life insuraoce. Liberal sick Both day and night shifts are wall carpeting and a bullt-ln fioor family room, 2 fireplaces, L 8:30 — Miss Jean Brodie,” airing as (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Manchester Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233, J. BRIDES (18) M OVIE JUBILEE (3) MOVIE (20-22-30) SANFORD AND time, holiday and vacation available as well as overtinie if dishwasher, make the house laundry off kitchen, basement (8-40) M*A*S*H the CBS Thursday Night (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH AUTOMOTIVE Watson Beach Real Estate Co., - 7:30 - "El Corsarlo" (1972) (20-30) WILD KINGDOM "Soidier of Fortune" (1955) SON 61 — Autos for Sals policy. We are one of the desired. Please contact Mr. ready to move Into. Owner rec room, 2-car garage, large (8-40) MOVIE Movie June 6 at 9 p.m. (40) BONANZA Realtors, Manchester Office, (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING (20-22) MEET THE PRESS (22) NEW S (8-40) PICTURE OF (24) WASHINGTON REVIEW 62 — Trucks lor Sale SECRETARY largest health care centers in Carl Beyor, Communication transferred.* Late summer 647-9139. lot in prime Porter Street area. "Live Again, Die Again" (1974) • (40) ROLLER GAME (24) ZOOM DORIAN GRAY — 6:30 - 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale LAUNDRY WORKER - 8 to Cable Inc. 5 Glen Road, P.O. occupancy. Small assumable Low 50’s. Warren E. Howland, (8) LAWRENCE WELK (24) HOLLYWOOD TELE — 8:30 - 64 — Motorcyclea-BIcyclas 4:30, five days per week, in America. Drop in and see us. Box 1446, Manchester, Conn. Realtors, 643-1108. (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (8-22-30-40) NEWS 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle RECEPTIONIST MANCHESTER - Wetherell (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC - 1 2 : 3 0 - - 7 : 3 0 - (8-40) SIX MILLION DOLLAR Contact Mrs. Post, 643-4472 or 647-1468. mortgage to qualified buyer. VISION THEATRE (24) HARTFORD ARTS Hom es cluding SMurday. Good starting Street. Six-room Colonial, 11/2 (20) FILM (3) CHALLENGE (3) APPLE’S WAY MAN salary, re ' Director of Nursing No commissions or other BOLTON - New on — 9:00 — 66 — Automotive Service With good shorthand and baths, garage, large 107x200’ (8) DIALOGUE (8-40) DIPSY DOODLE Wednesday FESTIVAL PHOTO (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH L 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Excellent COUNCELORS - Age 14-17 fees. Call 643-9454. market...Stone house of eight (3) MARY TYLER MOORE typing skills required. Other MEADOWS lot. Phone T. Shannon, 568-6652. (20-22-30) WORLD OF GRAPHY FILM (24) FREE-FOR-ALL bus line. Apbly"in person. East years, work in day camp, rooms on three private acres. - 1:00- $57,500 (20-22-30) MOVIE varied duties. Growing Hartford Convalescent Home, CONVALESCENT CENTER summer, Bolton, Connecticut. House in good condition, DISNEY — 7:00 — — 9:00 - 53 Leiand Drive H E B R O N - a n n o u n c in g "Ciimb an Angry Mountain" (1972) (3) CBS TENNIS CLASSIC June 5 Manchester firm. 333 Bldwsll Strest Scouting background preferred. fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, four Daytime (24) NOVA (3-20-22-30-40) NEWS 745 Main Stre^, East Hartford. Wellswood Estate. Two- (8) EIGHTH DAY (20-22-30) MOVIE Pay and transportation bedrooms, plus a private studio — 9:30 - (40) FBI (8) TRUTH OR ManchMter, Conn. bedroom condominium com (20) INSIGHT Tuesday - 6:00 - "The Anderson Tapes" (1971) EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 647-9191 provided. Looking for nature arrangement. Immediate oc (3) BOB NEWHART CONSEQUENCES □ N O T IC E S 6 4 6 -4 9 1 1 munity blending Country at (22) LASSIE - 8: 00- (3-8-22) NEWS (24) NOVA in growing concWn for bright, councelor also. Phone Mrs. En cupancy. T. J. Crockett, Listings (18) ADVENTURES IN (18) DICK VAN DYKE TIMROD Rd. - New 7-room mosphere and condominium (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN (18) GOOD NEWS (18) CHAMPIONS - 9:30 - responsible individual. Good nis, 643-9037. Realtor, 643-1577. PARADISE June 4 Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, convenience. Complete built- - 7 : 0 0 - (20) FILM (24) BASICALLY BASEBALL Lost and Found typing and clerical skills (40) CONVERSATION WITH - 8 : 3 0 - (3) MOVIE JANITORS: Part-time 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, ins, 10 acres owned by Associa (3)1I C BS NEW S — 10:00 - VERNON - 7-room Raised (24) ZOOM — 7:30 - "Crime Club" WOMEN WANTED to do light required. Free poking. Air- evenings. Manchester, East (8)1 - 1 : 3 0 - (3) MANNIX - 6:00 — city utilities, plastered walls, tion. $25,900. The Connecticut Ranch with 11/2 baths, spotless (20-22-30) TODAY (3) CAROL BURNETT (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (3) RX: KEEPING WELL WITH (18) BILLY GRAHAM LOST - Brown, black^/white housekeeping work four or five conditioning. Phone Mrs. Hartford. Phone 643-5691 2 to 6 (8-40) ISSUES AND (8-40) MOVIE PERMANENT patio. Two-car garage. Shade Realty Associates, 649-5124, condition and a big private pool. (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL (3-8-22) NEWS . (40) BONANZA JOHN TYSON, M.D. beagle wearing collar and flea days "a week. Do the same Miller, 646-1213 for appoint p.m. -8K)0- ANSWERS "You Can’t Win 'Em All" (1970) CRUSADE trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles 228-9682. (3) CAPTAIN KANGAROO (24) DAVID SUSSKIND (18) SECRET AGENT (18) LASSIE collar, male, answers to Clune. homes and apartments every ment. Federal Collection PART-TIME niLERS Asking in low 40’s, but... T. J. (20) RELIGIOUS SERIES (18) CHALLENGE OF TRUTH — 6:30 — (8-40) ODD COUPLE Lesperance, 649-7620. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. (8) FATHER KNOWS BEST (20) SOUNDING BOARD (20) FILM Children heartbroken. Reward. week. Good steady work. $2.M Bureau, 806 Main\Street, PART-TIME mornings. East for local bank. Various (40) JACK LALANNE - 10:30 ^ (20-22-30) COLUMBO (8-22-30-40) NEWS - 10:00 - MANCHESTER - New listing - (22) WILD KINGDOM (24) BASICALLY BASEBALL Phone 643-0844 , 647-1419. an hour to start plus gas Manchester. Hartford, Porter work and floor schedules available which in -9 : 0 0 — (18) DEVIL’S ADVOCATE (24) WHO’S AFRAID OF (24) HARTFORD ARTS (22) HOLLYWOOD AND (8-40) TOMA COLUMBIA - Seven room Attractive full dormered six FOR SALE BY owner, older (30) CONNECTICUT (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH expense and vacation pay. Must polishing. Phone 649-5334. cludes Saturday mornings. Raised ranch, five years old, (3) HAP RICHARDS OPERA THE STARS LOST - Six year old Black NURSE - to work with retarded room cape on wooded lot, quiet, six-room Spanish motif house, (8) PHIL DONAHUE — 11:00 - WEEKEND (40) BONANZA FESTIVAL PHOTO (24) HARTFORD ARTS have your own transportation situated on a one acre treed lot, (24) WASHINGTON children, salary $10,440. State Apply child safe street. Three or four one-car garage, corner lot. All (20) BILKO (3-8-40) NEWS - 9 : 0 0 - GRAPHY WORLD FESTIVAL labrador male, answers to and must be 21 years of age. COOK APPRENTICE - Full two car garage, close to lake. (22) KITTY TODAY - 2: 00- — 6:30 — STRAIGHT TALK of Connecticut fringe benmits, bedrooms, several rooms redecorated. Stove, (20) SAN FRANCISCO (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN — 7:00 — Josh, vicinity Case Mountain. Manchester or Bloomfield time, mature person. Good Stanley Agency, 646-3618, 643- (30) BOLD ONES (3) CBS SPORTS (8-22-30) NEWS (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT — 10:30 — Reward. 649-9443, 646-0118. area. Advanced Cleaning Com Hartford Regional Center, 023 MAIN STREET carpeted. $35,900. Owner- refrigerator, draperies, cur (40) STRUM'N DRUMMERS BEAT (24) MASTERPIE^CE (3-22-30-40) NEWS (18) ORAL ROBERTS starting salary. Excellent 5724. Agent, 643-9969, 646-8250. tains, wall-to-wall carpeting all SPECUTACULAR (24) HARTFORD ARTS (40) DRAGNET pany, 646-8133. Newington, Personnel Offic fringe benefits. On bus line. MANCHESTER - 9 : 1 5 - — 11:30 — THEATRE (8) TRUTH OR 666-1471. , to stay. $34,500. Phone 643-8711 (3) YOGI BEAR (8) M O VIE "FESTIVAL — 8:00 - — 11:00 - LOST - May 24th one green con Apply in person. East Hartford GOLFING, skiing, fishing, and (3) M OVIE CONSEQUENCES tact lens in white case. Urgent MANCHESTER - Three family, after 6:30 p.m. - 9 : 3 0 - "Guns at BalasI" (1964) - 9 :3 0 — - 7:00 - (3) THE WALTONS (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Convalescent Home, 745 Main swimming, some of the fun that separate furnaces, ceramic tile (3) ANDY GRIFFITH "Yellow Sky" (1948) (18) NEW DIRECTION (3) BARNABY JONES (18) DICK VAN DYKE ly needed. Please call 649-2070. m i i CLEANING WOMAN, one mor-\ Street, East Hartford. MATURE WOMAN wanted for (3-20-22-30-40) NEWS (8-40) CHOPPER ONE (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT goes with owning this lovely baths, appliances, two car gar (20) TRACKDOWN (8) M OVIE (22) BASEBALL (24) FORE says... ning weekly, own transporta babysitting, days, my home. (22) NOT FOR WOMEN (18) ORAL ROBERTS (8) TRUTH OR (18) SHARING OUR FAITH (24) JUNE WAYNE two bedroom cottage sur age, excellent location. Cnar- "Hemingway's Adventures of a LOST - White male medium PUT SOME ZING INTO tion, references. Phone 643- ’ART TIME janitor, References. Vernon. Phone 646- rounded by seven lakes in the ONLY Chicago White Sox vs. Red —10:00— - 7:30 — (20) BILLY GRAHAM - 11:30 - 9989. Bon Agency, 643-0683. (40) FLINSTONES Young Man" (1962) S ox— Fenway CONSEQUENCE'S sized mongrel dog, vicinity SPRING. Decorate your Manchester area, three hours 5566. Berkshire Mountains, Beckett, WELL CARED HHI (18) NEWS (18) LIVING FAITH (18) DICK VAN DYKE (3) SALE OF THE CENTURY CRUSADE (3) M OVIE Manchester Parkade. Answers -10:00- (8) PI^OFILE 11: PEOPLE house or buy new clothes with nightiy five nights weekly. Call Mass. Hagler Real Estate, 643- MANCHESTER - Two-year old (3) JOKER'S WILD (20) JOHNNY CARSON (24) W OMEN (24) ADVOCATES "With a Song In My Heart" (1952) to miles, phone 643-8689. COUNTER HELP - over 18 7-room Colonial In top condi (40) MOVIE --- (24) HARTFORD ARTS the money you earn selling H^tford, 249-6889. IF YOU ENJOY greeting the 6624. duplex, 3 bedrooms, living (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE (22) M OVIE “To Be or Not to Be" (1942) AND PROGRESS (8-40) IN CONCERT preferred. Experience un public and can assume full tion. Three bedrooms, sun- (24) SESAME STREET FESTIVAL - 7:30 — — 8:30 - room, huge kitchen, 11/2 baths, (30) JEFFS COLLIE (18) COUNTRY c a r n iv a l (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Panonala 2 Avon Products. Flexible hqurs necessary. Please call 646-9313. responsibility for the operation porch, carpeting, siding, (40) LEAVE IT TO "California" (1946) (3) OZZIE’S GIRLS (8-40) FIREHOUSE 3EWIVES - STUDENTS - MANCHESTER - Small two- separate basements, aluminum BEAVER — 10:30— (20) FILM in your own neighborhood. of our office, we are interested fireplace, garages. Zoned for (30) MOVIE - 2 : 3 0 - you, are in need of extra in family, ideal investment. Good siding, storms and screens, (3) FACE THE STATE (8-22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES — 9:00 — PLEASE HELP! Asthmatic Call OFFICE CLEANING - woman come and like to talk, we have a in you. General procedures in home and professional of X - 1 0 : 3 0 - "The Deadly Mantis" (1957) (18) NFL CHAMPIONSHIP location and condition. Low hardwood floors. Low 50’s. (3 ) G A M B IT (8) EVIL TOUCH (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS? (24) FRENCH CHEF (3) M OVIE child desperately needs home 289-4922 wanted, part-time eyenings. telephone waiting for you. Earn cluding simplified bookkeeping, 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Principals only. By owner, 643- fice. $39,900. (8) PASSW ORD GAMES (20) LASSIE for two pet cats. 649-0630. Hours approximately 5-9 p.m., as muchXas $4 per hour, work pricing and correspondence. (20-22-30) JEOPARDY (20) TRACKDOWN (30) WAIT TILL YOUR "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" 643-4535, 646-1021. 7026.______(30) ADAMS FAMILY (40) SIXTH SENSE (24) BETWEEN THE ANVIL (8-40) KUNG FU ^ five days per week. Call Mrs. a.m. or p\m. or both. Call 646- Some experience helpful. Five- (40) DICK VAN DYKE FATHER GETS HOME Hare, 649-4523. — 3:00— (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS AND THE HAMMER (24) WAR AND PEACE RIDE IN Luxury by Cadillac GAS STATION - Manager 2637. day week. Hours flexible. For MANCHESTER - Elro Street. SIX-ROOM Colonial, choice RICHARDS A KEHMNA - l l r f l O - (40) POLITICAL TALK Limousine to J.F.K. Inter wanted to run gas station in ( 8) SPLIT SECOND (18) M O VIE (30) ANIMAL WORLD appointment phone 643-0255. New 2-family, 5-5, three location, fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, 5 2 8 -1 7 3 1 (20-22-30) WIZZARD OF ODDS - 1 1 : 00- - 8:00 - S 9 *3 0 _ national, New York City, Logan Manchester area, $170 a week Sunday "China Corsair" (1951) (40) ROOM 222 PART TIME help for liquor bedrooms, air-conditioning, screened porch, principals only. (40) I LOVE LUCY (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (3) BOBBIE GENTRY (18) HOUR OF POWER ■International, ...... for as lit little ■ as (6 days) plus repair work if you store, good p ^ , pleasant work appliances, carpeting, private Phone 649-5448. (30) M O VIE — 8:00 — $15, round trip. Phone 649-7853. - 1 1 : 3 0 - - 1 1 : 3 0 - (8-40) THE COWBOYS — 10:00 — wish. Must be 21 years of age in Vernon arek Evenings and SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. entrance and basement, yard, (3) LOVE OF LIFE June 2 "Rhapsody in Blue" (1945) (3) MAUDE amd must be bondable. Call 646- FLORIST 8-40) BRADY BUNCH (3) M OVIE (18) SHARING OUR FAITH (8-40) STREETS OF SAN Saturdays. \^ite Box EE, Has full-time commission parking, aluminum siding, (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (8-40) HAPPY DAYS 8133 ask for Ray Dufrane. Manchester Hergld. "Pilgrimage" (1933) (20-30) CHASE FRANCISCO sales opening for agressive in storms, screens, $55,000. Peter (18) SHARING OUR FAITH DESIGNER man Agency, 649-4844, 649-9404. Manchester - 1 1 : 5 5 - (8) DON KIRSHNER’S (22) BILLY GRAHAM (20-22-30) COMEDY WORLD dividual seeking career oppor (3) CBS NEWS — 7:00— (20-22-30) ADAM-12 PART-TIME help, local dairy VETERINARY ASSISTANT - ROCK CONCERT CRUSADE □ FINANCIAL tunity. Apply in person or call -NOON- ( 3 ) CHRISTOPHER — 10:30 - store, three evenings and Sun Full or part-Ume Experienced desired but not MANCHESTER - Benton (18) NEWS (24) YOUNG FILMMAKERS (24) WASHINGTON (3 ) NEW S CLOSEUP (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN day weekly. Phone 646-9017, Apply In person required. Must be\ willing to Mr. Ruggieri for appoint Street. Well cared for six-room (20-22-30) JACKPOT FESTIVAL CONNECTION (8) THIS IS THE LIFE (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (24) HARTFORD ARTS Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 after 6 p.m. 643-9707. work some evenings and ment. Personnel Hours, 10:30 Cape with expandable attic, (4 0) P(kS8 WORD (40) M O VIE — 8:30 — —7:30— — 8:30 — FESTIVAL weekends. Typing essential. to 4 p.m., Monday through fireplace, garage. Only $30,900. - 1 2 : 3 0 - (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 MORTGAGES, loans first se RELIABLE EXPEREINCED Reply Box “N”, Manchester (3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING "Young and Willing" (1943 (8-40) MOVIE Friday. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- (8) WHATS MY LINE (8-40) MOVIE — 11:00 - cond, third. All kinds. Realty babysitter needed for oc Herald. 1577. (8) WORSHIP FOR "Biood Sport " cassional nights. Rachel Rd. KRAUSE SEARS ROEBUCKS CO. (20-22-30) CELEBRITY "What Are Best Friends For?" (24) HOLLYWOOD TELE (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS statewide, credit rating un SWEEPSTAKES SHUT-INS (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT necessary. Reasonable. Con area. Phone 643-5536. Florist BOOKKEEPER - Accurate Manchestar Parkada MANCHESTER - $29,500. West - 1 2 : 5 5 - (30) RING AROUND THE — 9:00 — VISION THEATRE fidential, quick arrangements. 912 Hartford Rd., Manciwstor 643-1581 - 11:30 - Upist, receptionist. side, 3-bedroom Colonial, 2-car (20-22-30) NBC NEWS WORLD Monday (18) BASEBALL — 9:00 - Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Experienced in general office An equal opportunllf emplofer (3) MOVIE garage. Immediate occupancy. - 1:00- Yankees vs. White Sox - Chicago (3) CANNON 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart work. Large Veterinary Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. (3) MATCH GAME - 8:00— ^ NO EXPOdENCE REQUISD (24) BLACK JOURNAL "Garden of Evil" (1954) Karen Machon guest-stars ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Hospital. Reply Box “HH'^’ ( 8) ALL MY CHILREN (20-22-30) MOVIE SELL FULL-TIME position for an (3) ONE REACH ONE June 3 (8-40) GERALDO RIVERA: as a psychic’s assistant in Manchester Herald. NURSES AIDES - Experienced (20) MY LITTLE MARGIe — 9:30 — "The World of Henry Orient" appliance and furniture sales MANCHESTER - Classy Cape, (22) SOMERSET (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE GOODNIGHT MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 6 0 6 D HUMOR only, part-time and on call (3) SHAFT CBS-TV’s “Barnaby Jones,” person. Experience helpful but aluminum sided 7-room Cape, 1 (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (22) GARNER TED — 6 ^ 0 — — 9:30 - (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON mortgages — interim financing openings available, ^ply in Sunday at 9:30 p.m. ICECREAM 1/2 baths, garage, huge rec (30) NOT FOR WOMEN ARMSTRONG (3-8-22) NEWS — 10:00 — (18) LIVING FAITH — expeditious and confidential not necessary. Apply W. T. person, 8 to 4 p.m., Burnside ONLY Apply Daily & Saturdays 9-5 Grant Co., Manchester NURSE’S AIDE rfoom, excellent condition. Of- (30) COLONEL CLOWN (8-40) MARCUS WELBY, MD service, J.D. Real Estate Convalescent Home. 870 Burn lice potential. T. J. Crockett, - 1 : 3 0 - (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH 12 Midnight - 8 A.M. (20) BILLY GRAHAM 4 Assoc. 646-1980. 289-82B1 Parkade. An equal opportunity side Avenue, East Hartford. , . AS THE.WORLD TURNS (40) CHRISTOPHER (20) FILM employer. Realtors, 643-1577. $ 3 1 ,9 0 0 [8-40) LETS MAKE A DEAL CRUSADE HOOD HUMOR CORP. MANCHESTER MANOR CLOSEUP (24) ZOOM Business Opportunity 14 This 6 room Ranch is ready to move Into NOWII Aluminum - 2 : 0 0 - (24) HARTFORD ARTS NURSING HOME MARTIN SCHOOL area - New — 8:30— (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH SULLIVAN AVE. CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION siding,, large oversized bedrooms. Fireplace with the (3) GUIDING LIGHT FESTIVAL 385 West Center St. listing Excellent 7-room Raised (8-40) NEWLYWED GAME (3) SPREAD A LITTLE (40) BONANZA KENNEDY RD. Laborer. Phone 875-1103 after 6 MANCHESTER - Pizza house, fireplace fixtures. Oversized garage. Stove and (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR (30) POLICE STORY □ EMPLOYMENT p.m. Ranch, two fireplaces, 2-car SUNSHINE — 6:30 — SouUi Windsor, Conn. fully equipped. Priced to sell. garage, 2-zone heat, appliances, refrigerator. Clothes washer — all this and more for only LIVES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (8) MAKE IT REAL (8-22-30) NEWS — 11:00 — An EqutI Opportunttf Employtr Owner has other Interests. For plastered walls, city utilities. $31,900. - 2 : 3 0 - details call Stanley Agency, 646- (3) EDGE OF NIGHT (22) ORAL ROBERTS (24) HARTFORD ARTS (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Help Wanted 13 Quick occupancy. Priced way (8-40) GIRL IN MY LIFE (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT 3618. below replacement cost. PASEK REAL ESTATE CO. (20-22-30) DOCTORS FESTIVAL PHOTO WAITRESSES part-time, days. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tony Curtis plays a soldier DRIVERS for Manchester Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. - 3 : 0 0 - - 9 :0 0 — GRAPHY FILM - 11:30 — Experienced preferred. Apply Situation Wanted IS 289-7475 742-8243 (3) PRICE IS RIGHT of fortune in “ You Can’t Win school buses, immediate HEY KIDS! ’(3) QUE HAY DE NUEVO/ — 7:00 — (3) MOVIE W. T. G rant, M anchester (8-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL ‘Em All,” the ABC Sunday openings available. Part time (20-22-30) ANOTHER WORLD WHAT’S NEW? (3-20-22-30-40) NEWS “The Saxon Charm" (1948) Parkade. Equal opportunity Want to make good money working only a few hours BABYSITTING - Manchester Night Movie at 8; 30. (8-40) PICTURE OF work, will train. Call 643-2414. mother will babysit in her home Manchester - 3 : 0 0 — (8) CAPTAIN NOAH (8) TRUTH OR employer. a week. No limit to how much you cqn earn. Three DORIAN GRAY Monday through Friday. (3) RANGERS STATION (22) I DREAM OF CONSEQUENCES WANTED - Lathe hands. Over nighta per week. We train. NEWHDMES $ 3 8 ,9 0 0 (8-40) ONE UFE TO LIVE MACHINISTS - Bridgeport, Reasonable. Phone 646-4758. JEANNIE (18) DICK VAN DYKE (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON time, paid holidays, excellent GARRISON COLONIAL (18) LIVING WORD - 3 : 3 0 - lathe, chucker, tool maker. Air- SUBURBAN TOLLAND LOCATION OFFERING (20-22-30) HOW TO SURVIVE A (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDa insurance benefits. Metronics, WILL BABYSIT in my home, DUTCH COLONIAL MARRIAGE (40) MOVIE — 7:30 - conditioned shop, benefits in (40) THIS IS THE LIFE Inc., Route 6&44-A, Bolton. Call 647-9949 days or evenings, experienced. COUNTRY COMFORT AND C IH CONVENIENCE (2 4) C ARRA8 COLENDAS "Born to the Saddle" (1953) (3) M O VIE cluding pension plan. Lewis •3 5 ,9 0 0 - 9 : 3 0 - Machine Company, 22 John St., Cail 649-1207 for information. - 4 « 0 - "Porgy and Bess" (1959) Manchester Evening Herald Living room, dining room, (3)1BEAT THE CLOCK (3) WE BELIEVE - 4 : 0 0 - East Hartford, Conn. 289-3468. (8) POLICE SURGEON kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IV^ (9-41[8-40) LOVE, AMERICAN (8) KID POWER (3) KEMPER OPEN BLOW CUT STYLING SEARS ROEBUCK i CO. STYLE (8) CHOPPER ONE (18) WILBURN BROTHERS baths, carpeting, fireplace, (18) REAL McCOYS • (22) I DREAM OF (20) FILM fo r & PART-TIME work at home, on (18) FOCUS ON Men Women □ E D U C A T IO N vinyl siding, city utilities, gas (20-22) SOMERSET JEANNIE the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Has a commission selling job '22) STAR TREK (22) HOLLYWOOD Carefree summer look hot water heat. Immediate (24) (40) INSIGHT ENVIRONMENT for you in the Automotive I r ) SESAME STREET SQUARES hairstying. Soft styles and CLEANING WOMAN - one day occupancy. (24) WAR AND PEACE vine Department, part-time. Private Instructions 18 - 4 : 3 0 - - 1 0 :00 — easy haircuts. Call any STANEK weekly, experienced, REGISTERED NURSES (3) MIKE DOUGLAS - 4 : 3 0 - one of our stylists... references, own transportation. Experience in general (8) MARV GRIFFIN (3) A TRIBUTE TO MAHALIA Our SPEEDY Specialty Model CA411L component 8v« tem ocsaow Full time openings for experienced registered nureee on LEARN or improve German or VANTAGE REALH (IS) ABBOTT AND COSTELLO (8) FIREHOUSE S Y U A N jfi, After 5 p.m., 643-2631. automotive repairs required. JACKSON TRULY DELICIOUS DISCRETE FOUR CHANNEL SOUND our night shift. Experience In Intensive care preferred. Spanish in niy home. 8 7 2 -9 4 0 2 (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (8) KID POWER (18) TEACH-IN 649-2806 & 649-2807 (30) LUCY SHOW (22) SILENTS PLEASE * RQ3745 soUd-stal# receim providM Apply in person. InservIce programs tailored to Individual ne«Kls are Reasonable rates, feperienced (40) GILLIGAN’S ISLAND (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE 4 X 7.5 watts total conUnuous poarar CHICKEN SEARS AUTOMOTIVE provided. Excellent beneflta and competitive rates. For teacher, interpreting also —4:55— (30) LET US CELEBRATE - 5 : 0 0 - Brown in 6 Minutes (RMS) Into 8 ahma, all four channsis further information and to arrange for a peraonal Inter available. Call 649-8362 (40) WEATHER (8-40) WORLD Golden drhrsn, 30Hx-20kHz MANCHESTER PARKADE (40) LATINO The world's "finest eatin’' view, please contact the Personnel Department, 646- COVENTRY LAKE - Belleview - 5 * 0 — INVITATIONAL * 2 X15 watte conUnuoua (RMS) power •L- .1 An Equal Opportunity Employer PRIVATE ENGLISH riding I) POPEYE - 1 0 : 3 0 - chicken” with incomparable In apaclal starso bridgo mod* INVITATION 1222, ext. 481. section, four room Ranch, with TENNIS CLASSIC Charm lessons at your home, on your I) FILM (8) OSMONDS fsctp * SO Matrix I.C. provMaa nutrlx lour enclosed porch, beautiful stone !) H O G A N 'S HERO ES horse. Phone 742-9650. (18) NORMAN VINCENT (22) BROADWAY MY CALL IN ORDER channel dseodhig TO BID MANCHESTER MEMORUL HOSPITAL fireplace. Only $17,900. i) M IS TE R ROGERS STREET Coiffured Sealed bids will be received TELLERS - We will train, Assumable TV*% mortgage. (30) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES PEALE Pick Up 10 Minutes Later * Provision lOr external CD-4 diao de 71 Haynes Street Manchester, Conn. in the Office of The Director of hours miist be flexible. Inquire Fiano Agency, 646-2677. (40) GOMER PYLE, USMC (30) CATHOLIC SERVICE -5 :3 0 — 1143 TOLLAND TPKE. m odulato r __5.3D__ General Services, 41 Center at Hartford National Bank, 320 (40) JEWISH HERITAGE (3) AUDUBON WILDLIFE BURR CORNERS * Exceptional PM senaillvHy..*.3 mie- □ REAL ESTATE (18) GREEN ACRES DECrS DRIVE-IN rovoHa (INF) Street, Manchester, Connec West Middle Turnpike, READY FOR SUMMER oc (20) SAN FRANCISCO THEATRE MANCHESTER - 1 1 :00— 462 CENTER ST. 643-2669 * Front panel stereo or quadraphonic ticut until June 13 <^4 at 11:00 Manchester. An equal oppor cupancy in exclusive Forest BEAT (18) JIMMY SWAGGART tunity employer. Homes For Sale 23 Hills 3-bedroom Colonial, $51,- [22) LUCY SHOW (3) CAMERA THREE headphone'Jacks a.m. for the following:. Two-year old Cape, 7 spacious rooms, master bedroom |24) ELECTRIC COMPANY * Sound (laid balance control 500 ; 4-bedroom Colonial, $50,- wllF accommodate king-size furniture, 1V4 baths, formal (8-40) H.R. PUFNSTUF ROOF-DIGESTER CUSSIFIED TELEPHONE SALES MANCHESTER - two family, 4- (30) HOGAN'S HEROES TM-TfodemarIc GTE Sylvania Incor^rated WOMEN - Over 18, to earn $5 500 ; 3-bedroom Raised Ranch, dining room, eat-jn kitchen with lots of cabinets and (40) NEW S (18) HOUR OF POWER ‘ EQ3755 fobr^ channel S-lraek play BUILDING AT SEWER 4, second floor vacant, very back deck with push button program and more per hour showing $50,000. Peterman Agency, 649- counter space, beautiful recreation room with wall-to-wall & B O U TIQ U E PLANT Salary Plus Commissions good condition, ideal starter 4844, 649-9404. ae lac to r Sarah Coventry jewelry. No in carpetkig. Walk-out basement. Oarage. Wooded V4 acre SHOP Bid forms, plans and vestment. Phone 649-2333. home. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, l i L ^ l l D A L * Four Sfivania air auspenalon speak- lot. oWner moving out of state. A quick occupancy era each wHh 6'' ' specifications are available at I Must be strong sales personality, good typist, (50-60 i| 643-2121. MANCHESTER - Good size i • w e d d i n g g o w n s available. Don WILLIS Garage 2 W tw ee te r the General Services Office, 41 REAL ESTATE sales person. ^ WPM), good spelling Important. Cape on lovely treed lot, living SPECIALISTS IN I • BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS 277 BROAD STREET - ‘ All cabinets ol attractive Wabwl- Center Street, Manchester, Join in our growth. A young MANCHESTER - 1851 Colonial room with fireplace, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND I • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DRESSES gralnad vinyl on wood eompoeWon Connecticut. firm looking for ambitious, I FULL-TIME ONLY Cape on large treed lot with all competent personnel to staff three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, AMEDY REALTY BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Town of Manchester, city utilities, 7 1/2 rooms, 2 Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Kelly Rd. PHONE 649-1124 MANCHESTER new offices m Hebron. Call for I Call MRS. RICH, 872-9355 fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths. Ne^s almost completed rec room, REALTDRS 878-6283 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Connecticut Alignment Open: Thurs.-Frl. 10-9 Vernon Circle Tel. 643-4809 confidential interview, Connec For Appointment some modernization, $35,000. garage. Asking $37,500. ‘Trotaulwiil SonricM 7 Days ■ Wm IT 649-4531 - 18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Robert B. Weiss, ticut Realty Associates, 649- § S Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Frechette & Martin Inc., / General Manager 5124 or 228-9682. 643-1108. Realtors, 646-4144.
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Home* For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 23 Servlees/ 31 Homes for Sale 23 Homes for Safe 23 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent Real Estate Wanted 28 BOWERS SCHOOL area - We VERNON - Six room Ranch in COLLEGE STUDENT willing have three vacant homes, desirable Skinner Road, area. MANCHESTER FOREST HILLS SELLING your home or I yard work. Has truck and priced to sell f^st. Seven-room Three bedrooms, covered patio, acreage? For prompt friendly 1 saw. 649-3761 after 6 p.m. “WE FIND THE HOUSE Colonial with 1 1/2 baths and paneled rec room, pool, large OPEN HOUSE service, call Louis Dimock YOU MAKE THE HOME” garage for $29,900. Older seven- lot, two-car garage. A cream Realty, 649-9823. TREES removed, sites cleared, tlEALTOR Raymond f. room Cape with lots of charm uff! Mid 30s. Warren E. save money on tree removal. danlvj (. rwit MAS plus garage on 3/4 acre lot for lowland. Realtors, 643-1108. Sunday 1-4 P.M. ALL CASH for your property Free estimate, fully insured. ^,9W . A remodeled six-room (Other Times By Appointment) within 24 hours.Avoid rM tape, Call 646-1330. / Colonial in the mid thirties. COVENTRY - Four-room year instant service. Hayes^Agency, Dan Raala haa |uat llatad thia Take your house in trade on any ‘round home, minutes from 646-0131. $48,900 houaa on tha of these. T. J. Crockett, lovely Coventry Lake. Private GRISSOM RD., MANCHESTER iManchaatar-Vamon Una, and Realtor, 643-1577. beach association. Fieldstone Stop out to Inspect our models or see the plans of the new LL buy ybur house. Call Painting-Papering 32 fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, one-car would liko to toll It to you. Proudly Invites You To Another Outstanding e, Hutchins Agency, PICTURE yourself as the proud garage. Ideal starter or retire homes, under construction. All quality built by JAMES A. PAPER HANGING and ceiling McCa r t h y . ■s, 649-5324. owner of this neat six room ment home. $25,000. Girard & S painting. Neat work. . ‘L- r Cape. Lovely picture window Buckley Realty, 872-9179. SELLING your house? Gall us Keasonaole rates. Phone overlooking quiet restful rear RANCHES, RAISED RANCHES, COLONIALS and S P I ^ first and we’ll make you a cash Leonard Spiegelber^ 643-9112. yard and patio. New ceramic MANCHESTER - Older six- LEVEL homes, some ready to decorate. All homes Incjdde offer. One day service, T. J. tile bath and heating system. room Colonial with large family rooms with fireplaces, ceramic baths, oak flpi^lng, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. COLLEGE Graduate students Friendly neighborhood near bus rooms, four bedrooms, 2-car aluminum siding, 2-car garages and all city utilities. available for exterior and in line and shopping. Louis garage, large lot, city water LISTINGS NEEDED - Single terior painting. Six years Dimock Realty, 649-9823. and sewers. $29,000. Colli- and multiple dwellings, land experience. Fully insured. Free Wagner Realtors, 663 Burnside DIRECTIONS: Scott Drive to Kennedy Rd., lo fl^ lHamilton estimates. Call our com Drive, next left Is Grissom Rd. Follow signs and farms. Rental management TOLLAND - On busy Route 195, Ave., East Hartford, 289-0241. gns tomomodels. on homes or multiple dwellings. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. m five-room home and large Phone Curt Hagler, 643-6624, private office...ideal for beauty after 5 p.m. INSIDE - Outside painting. shop, professional use, etc. Live Special rates for people over 65. in the nouse amd work in the of Fully insured. Estimates given. fice. 150x300 lot, business W L IS T IN G MERRITT Call 649-7863. zoned. Sensibly priced to sell at Vernon — Excellent oversized Qatsified Ads TEACHERS have saved $36,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Cape, 2 full baths, fireplace, Get Fast Results 875-6279, 643-1577. [S AGENCY homeowners 20-50% on quality Aluminum sided 7-roo.m Raised Ranch has a recreation room, walk-out nealtor basement, hot water heat, / •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• house painting. Fourteen years fireplace in the beautifully furnished family room, BUS e ^ rie n c e , fully insured. 643- large kitchen, amesite drive, 646-1180 equipped with a kitchen every woman dreams of, combinations, large lot with □ MISC. SERVICES has a king-sized master bedroom with a full bath. ^ MANCHESTER trees. Must sell quickly! The entire house Is tastefully decorated Including ws •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOLTON Painting Asking $35,900. Professional painting at wall to wall carpeting In the living room, formal ■ i V4 ACRE treed, secluded Services Ottered 31 reasonable prices, 18 years building lot, $11,900. CHARLES LESPERANCE dining room, hallway, stairs and family room. 2- 2nd Section elperience. Free estimates. car garage, too. 42 GLAZIER DRIVE, SO. GLASTONRURY SHARPENING Service - 643-1707. BRICK 5-family, 4 room Saws, knives, axes, shears, i K I i Garrison Colonial Hilltop Home — DRASTICALLY Incoma Proparty — 4-famlly units in convenient; duplexes, 10 years young. skates, rotary blades, ^ ic k PETER BELLIVEAU Painting REDUCED TO 70's FOR QUICK DISPOSAL. (Previously service. Capitol Equipment central location In Manchester. Each unit has 2 Condos sell for $30,000 per asking $90,000). - Paperhanging. Painting unit, this is only $19,000 MANCHESTER - 2-family, 3-3, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. exterior - interior. Fair prices. bedrooms, call for more details. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday per unit. large rooms, excellent condi Three acres plus In historical South Glastonbury, overlooking Experienced, insured and tion with extra building lot. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- dependable. Phone 643-1671. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... ( Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. ' Cotton Hollow and Roaring Brook. Near skating pond. Perfect 7958. LOOKING for self for horses or people. Complete privacy, overlooking small PAINTING - Interior and employment? We have a BRAND NEW Two-family with circular street, yet one block from the Village of South REWEAVING burns, holes. five acre parcel of exterior. Professional work. REALMS CORNER wall-to-wall everywhere. Glastonbury with shopping, 3 churches, bus line. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Free estimates. Call 649-5624 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 business zoned land with Automatic kitchen, aluminum Window shades, Venetian after 3:30 p.m. a business that will net siding for maintenance free Special features include fantastic view: outstandingly blinds. Keys. TV for rent. landscaped grounds, gorgeous newly built kitchen with brick you over $25,000 per year. living. Kitchens are country Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. B. H. MaGowan Jr. and Sons. i Minimum cash required, sized. Two-car garage. Central hearth, circular booths, micro-wave and self-cleaning ovens, Interior and exterior painting, RooHng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Articlea lor Sala 41 $30,000. location. Available now. We barbeque, corning counter range, dishwasher, etc.: authen MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. paperhanging. Thirty years have the key. Belfiore Agency, tically reproduced porch with cathedral ceiling, skylight, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, experience. Four generations. ROOFING - Installation and ALUMINUM sheets used as WANTED-Building lots, 647-1413,,*. heavy wood beams: separate dining room: 20x20’ living spraying.Fully insured. Free estimates. Fully insured. repairs, gutters, storm win printing plates, .007 thick, anywhere. Investment room: all air-conditioned and fully carpeted. Paneled rec Licensed. Free estimates. 643-7361. dows, doors. Experienced 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. BOLTON LAKE - Lakevie'w, Phone 633-5345. quality workmanship. Fully in Phone 643-2711. property any. size, nice year ‘round four-room room as well as first-floor family room, easily convertible to sured. Free estimates. .anywhere additional bedroom suite. Gas heat, city water. COLLEGE PAINTERS - Five Ranch with Pine Paneling, gar TREE SERVICE (Soucier) years experience. Save 30-60%. Reasonable prices. Rick NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Burnett, 646-3005. FIANO AGENCY age and lake Privileges. New FOR SALE RY OWNER - NO RROKERS PLEASE Appraisals. Peter .Tilley, 742- cents each. Inquire side door. oil furnace, deep treed lot. stumps removed, fully insured. 6117, (toll free) after 4:30. Manchester Evening Herald. CONGRESS STREET, MANCHESTER 646-9200 School bus service. Near shop 523-5616 or 526-9995, By Appointment "Only Got a tree problem? Well worth BIDWELL Home Improvement ping. $23,000iur offer. Owner, Directions: Main Street left onto Hopewell Rd. (at blinker In a phone call. 742-8252. CEILINGS, inside painting, Co. Expert installation of WE BUY and sell used fur 742-9600; the. Village of South Glaatonbury), take first right onto papering, floor sandin^- aluminum siding, gutters and niture. Cash on the line. One trims. Roofing installation and Glaicler Drive. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving refinishing (specializine in piece or an entire housefull. large appliances, cleaning older floors). John Verfaille, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 cellars and attics, also some Main Street Rear, behind Saturday and Sunday^ 646-5750, 872-2222. EXCLUSIVE WITH tree work done. 644-1775. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Douglas Motor Sales. « PAINTING AND CARPETING roofing, storm windows, aw LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, nings. Quality workmanship, CLEAN USED refrigerators, J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. COVENTRY - Excellent quality - Try my prices before you buy. / cellars and attics cleaned, Charlie Gatchell, 872-6766 or free estimates. Fully insured. ranges, automatic washers, JUNE 1 and 2, 12 NOON TIL 8 P.M. everywhere in this Jaan Laine lawns mowed, small tree work. 872-9187, 649-3417. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s *$32^900 — Manchest^Immaculate 6-room Cape, large built Raised Ranch with seven SIX ROOM 875-2006. Newly redecorated home. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- sunny four rooms or^flrst floor Including fireplaced living rooms, carpeting, family room ROOFING — Specializing 2171. room, wall-to-wall carpeting, two large bedrooms upstairs. with fireplace, custom kitchen Many extras. Please call to JOSEPH P. LEWIS & SON - ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan Custom decorating. Interior repairing roofs, new roofs, Extremely wel|/"malntalned Inside and out, fine cabinets, 2-car garage, see this one. eling, rec rooms, offices, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned SCREENED Loam, gravel, 48 UNITS OF PROVEN TOWNHOUSE DESIGN beautifully landscaped acre Tot. painting. Paper hanging. New \ neighborhood, on bus line. omwhh household repairs. Phone 649- and repaired. 30 years processed gravel, sand, stone, «ur rie iujhAo or ufVMm Ceilings. Remodeling. Exterior J $41,500. Colli-Wagner Realtors, 4594. experience. Free estimates. SM6 Ov|< rote Niir painting. Gutters and leaders. and fill, (ieorge H. Griffing, DIRECTIONS: WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, END OF CONGRESS STREET *$47,500 —/Beautiful Coventry Hills, Vh room Garrison 663 Burnside Ave., East Hart Howley, 643-5361. Inc„ 742-7886. Colonial, beautifully decorated throughout, large first floor ford, 289-0241. ^ ( Carpentry. Fully insured. For TWO HANDY men want varie estimate call 649-9658. beamed celling family room. o lc ty of jobs, raking rolling, ROSSI ROOFING, siding, LOAM, topsoil, fill, gravel for liming, fertilizing, mowing chimneys, gutters, free es sale. Excavating, septic, sewer *$53,900 — Sunset Ridge area, 16x22' fireplaced family BEAL ESTATE) lawns, attics, cellars cleaneiT timates. Fully insured, Days, work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., roorn (private patio adjacent), fireplaced living room, char STARTER HOME Reasonable rates, 643-5305. Building-Contracting 33 evenings, 529-8056. Paul 646-5114, 742-9477. ming eat-ln kitchen, 2 huge twin-sized bedrooms, 2 full Three-bedrc^Kp Cape, central- 649-1750 Cosgrove 643-5364. baths, central alr-conditloning. ly located, carpeted, PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road MASONRY - All types, LOAM FOR Sale - Sand and fireplace, aluminum siding, Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, fieldstone, brick, concrete. BARRETT HOME Improve gravel delivered. Phone 646- *$60,500 — Hillside Estate. Impressive 714 room Colonial, envelopes, bills, quick copy, ment Company, aluminum city sewers, schools nearby. MANCHESTER - Sharp looking Free estimates, after 5 p.m., 3109. large barn, 2 acres, fantastic views, latest wiring, plum wedding invitations. Xeroxing. 643-1870 or 644-2975 siding, make your home look bing, heating. For more information Ranch. Six rooms. Plush wall- 875-4819. like new. Save fuel with in We want everyone to know that call. . . B to-wall, 220 air, attached one- sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa RAILROAD TIES for sale, *$75,000 — Manchester. 12-room stucco residence, ap car garage. Beautiful lot. Great NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - excellent condition, Damato, when he builds, he builds LICENSED Rest Home - with Remodeling, repairing, ad products. Complete trim. Save 8’6”x8”x8” . Phone 872-8754, DESIGNED proximately 3 acres, exquisite paneling, 4 fireplaces, neighborhood. F irst $32,500 24 hour nursing supervision. good money and get a job done to enhance the charm of AVANTE takes it. Owner, 643-9139. ditions, rec rooms, porches and 872-7103. No order too large or beautifully maintained, excellent Investment. Certified recreation program, roofing. No job too small. Call right by local craftsman. small. Contractors welcomed. m REALTY ambulatory residents. $14. per 649-31ft. Financing available. Roger G. Manchester. We want our tenants *$95,000 — Stately 8'A room brick Colonial on historical FOUR room Duplex for sale. day. Telephone Administrator, Barrett, Webster Lane, Bolton, 646-5461 Call 649-9314. SPINET piano - Musette- j m to be Just as proud of their Main St. Exceptionally well designed for gracious country St. Anthony Home, Rockville. CARPENTRY - Repairs, 649-0822. mahogany case, $475., good con WITH YOU living, 2 acres, small barn and paddock. More land 875-9121. remodeling, additions, roofing. dition. Phone 649-2146. apartments and grounds, as we available. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOFING-Installation and Lots-Land tor Sale 24 Call David Patria, South Wind KIDS WILL love the in-ground LAWNMOWERS repaired and sor, 644-1796. repairs, gutters, storm win FREE CANNED HAM, 5 lbs. are. We have several large parcels of land. Ideal for Invest pool just off Florida room of sharpened, pick-up and dows, doors. Experienced with purchase of any ment, developers or camp sites. COVENTRY - 4.7 acres with a delivered. Call Sharpall now for quality workmanship. Fully in I IN MIND this lovely six-room Ranch. beautiful view, possibility of WES ROBBINS carpentry refrigerator this week. M One-car garage. Big workshop, your spring tuneup. 643-5305. remodeling specialist. Ad sured. Free estimates. Montgomery Ward. 643-2185. Call Arthur Shorts 646-3233 or Mary Ann Culllna 633- choice Bolton Center location. two building lots. T. P. Shea Reasonable prices. Rick Agency, 646^714. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 1526. Minutes to 1-84. Louis Dimock, CASH Registers and adding built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Burnett, 646-3005. KELVINATOR gas stove, 30”, i Realty, 649-9823. machines. - Sales, service, 649-3446. like new, only one year old. Call supplies. 15 years experience, CALL VERN - for your exterior p J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. 646-4822 after 5. m Roaiton MLS HEBRON - Five-room Ranch. LAND formerly with NCR. Free LEON Cieszynski builder - new needs. Free estimates. Vern’s Wooded acre. New kitchen, all Commercial zoned 7.7 acres. Estimates. C.R.S. Company, homes custom built, Roofing and Siding, 643-4605. DARK RED wing back sofa, Coventry, 742-6381. ManchMtor Office • 193 E. Center St., 647-9139 appliances, oak floors, Corner location, Siillivan remodeled, additions, rec maple end tables, 25” color Profeaelonel reel eatete aervica for fireplace, basement garage. Avenue, South Windsor. rooms, garages, kitchens •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• table TV, air-rake, table for Immediate occupancy. $34,700. LAWN SERVICE - Complete remodeled, bath tile, cement Healing-Plumbing 35 portable sewing machine. Call 1 BEDROOM tPARdKIlT < m 2 BEUIOOM APAimiENTS. more than 45 years... Phone after 7 p.m. mowing, raking, yards cleaned. The Yankee Peddlers, 742-9718, 6 4 4 - ^ 1 work. Steps, dormers. Residen 646-7393 after 6 p.m. 1 or 1-423-6735. Summer contracts available. tial or commercial. Call 649- LYNN’S PLUMBING - Free estimates. Senior citizen 4291. Repairs, remodeling, new con TAG SALE - Coal and wood bur discounts. 643-0304, 647-1723. IUB«THS.'2;5 Tolland - Approximately 27 struction. Water pumps. ning stove, a Fish finder, 100 wooded acres in residence zone CARPENTRY - Porches, gar French spoken. 875-7263. shutterettes all sizes, pre A. Ideal site for development. MWTN BROS. TIKE SERVIGE ages, additions, bathrooms, finished cabinet doors, 3’ knotty Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free BOTTI Heating and Plumbing pine boards, many, many more, OPEN HOUSE Watson Beach Real Estate Tract Removed • Building estimates. Small jobs. Stephen — Prompt, courteous service. ^turday and Sunday, 10-6. 113 Lota Cleared • Chipper Ser Martin, 646-7295. Call 643-1496. Box Mountain Drive, Vernon. Company, Manchester office, Photo hy Nassiff Camera SUNDAY 12 - 4 647-9139. vice. Inaured Free Eatimatea MASON CONTRACTOR - SEWERLINES, sink lines, TAG SALE - June 1st and 2nd. 10 Wyllys St., Manchester AMSTON - Approximately 104 675-9403 Plastering, custom built stone cleaned with electric cutters, Something for everyone. 103 acres near Lake Amston. or brick fireplaces, chimney by professionals. McKinney Hamlin Street. Rain date, June PRICES INCLUDE HEAT, HOT WATER, APPLIANCES, PARKING, AIR-CONDITIONING, WALL-TO-WALL SHAG CARPETING, FULL BASEMENTS, PATIO. Excellent wooded country side. repair, block and cement work. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com 8th and 9th. Call Arthur Shorts, 64^3!^, J. LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics New or old. Free estimates. E. pany, 643-5308. Watson Beach Real Estate and cellars cleaned. For free Richardson, 643-6889, 649-0608. WHITE apartment size 20” Company, Manchester office, estim ates phone 647-9610 NO JOB too small, toilet stove, refrigerator-freezer 5 647-9139. anytime. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY repairs, plugged drains, kitchen 1/2’ Tru-cold automatic. Carpentry and general contrac faucets replaced, repaired, rec Excellent condition. Phone 643- Featuring Investment Property 25 CUSTOM MADE draperies, ting. Residential and commer rooms, bathroom remodeling, 1905. very reasonable, work cial. Whether it be a small heat modernization, etc. Free MANCHESTER, 8-room guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- repair job, a custom built home estimates gladly given. M & M GIANT TAG SALE - Over a 1 and 2 bedroom Townhouses. The latest in Hotpoint i aluminum sided building on 4266. or anything in between, call 646- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. dozen families. Household Masonry walls between each unit, bath vanity. Free ample 1 East Center Street. First floor, 1379. items, knick-knacks, jewelry, appliances, 14 cubic foot refrigerator, self-cleaning range, TOWNE Plumbing Service, hand crafts, clothing, some parking close to your door. Storm windows. Vinyl wall former dental office, amesited G&H PAVING & Construction super quiet dishwasher, air-conditioner, color co parking lot, ideal professional Company - Paving, sealing, STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, repairs, alterations, vanity maternity, drapes, lamps, coverings in baths and kitchens. Security lock. On location ..... Martens Agency, concrete work, septic systems fireplaces, flagstone terraces, cabinets a specialty. Call to appliances, phonos, tables, ordinated decor. Some units with V/2 baths, full private Realtors, 646-2550. installed. Commercial and concrete repairs, inside and 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- headboard, fold-away bed, toys. premises superintendent for efficient service. Walking dis r e s id e n tia l. 26 y e a rs outside. Reasonably priced. 4056. Northfield Green Condominium basements with your own hookups for washer and dryer, Club House, Ambassador tance to shopping, schools, playground pool and MARLBOROUGH - Two acres experience. Free estimates. 643-0851. private entrances, sliding glass patio doors. Your own on busy Route 66, zoned com 649-5233. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, Drive, off Lydall Street, churches. Natural ice skating pond. mercial. Small air-conditioned MASONRY WORK - Brick, repairs and remodeling, Manchester. Saturday and Sun private patio. Easy to clean and maintain fiberglass tub. five-room house, formerly u$ed LAWN MOWING reasonable block and stone. New work and ^ cialize in hot water heaters. day, June 1st and 2nd, 10 a.m. to as Vetemarian office. Also par rates, reliable College students. repairs, reasonable prices. Call Prompt service on emergency. 4 p.m. tially completed new building, Call for free estimates, 643- 64S-9508. 643-7()24. containing 1,100 square feet. 6566. USED OFFICE desk, tan, Many possibilities. Call Arthur ANY TYPE Carprpentry and center and double side drawers, m Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson masonry work, additionsdditions and Flooring 36 $20. Phone 646-6341 between 9-5 Beach Real Estate Company, bedspreads, wide selection of p.m. remodeling.deli Free estimates. A. ' 0 A striking 8-room stons and trams U&R Colonial. Four badrooms, Manchester office, 647-9139. fabrics. Phone 649-1786 Squillacote, 649^11. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, We have 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments baths, pansisd Hrst-floor family room, flrat-door laundry, modam kitchan anytime. (specializing in older floors). TAG SALE - Clothing, very good condition, Winthrope desk Raymond F. Damato. Developer of: throughout the Town of Manchester with bullt-lns. Abundanca of cloaats. Two-car attachad garags. Rooting-Stding-Chimney 34 Ceilings and inside painting. I Resort Property 27 REMODELING - rec rooms, John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- and miscellameous. June 1st- to serve your housing needs. Manicursd 125x300’ lot. 60’s. 2nd. 9-dark, rain or shine. 40 Ir i NNERIDBE VILUUE garages, additions, utility sheds ROOFING, SIDING, gutters, 2222. and decks. Call 875-8216 for es ving Street, Manchester. SUNNY MOOKE VILLAGE Models Furnished By OIractlons: East on East Cantor Straat (M a 6) right on Portar Straat to ANDOVER - Two-bedroom awnings, lightninq complete year ‘round cottage, across the timates. THE TERESA APARTMENTS Wyllys Straat (cornsr of Portar and Wyllys). protection. Expert service. m street from Lake. Fireplace, Lowest possible prices. All WILDCAT Rider lawnmower, THE INIACH HOUSE 2 Furnished Models to view. garage, large lot. $21,900. The STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac gua □ MISC. FOR SALS one year old. Originally $350, AI^D NOW HOMESTEAD PARK VILLAGE Models ODon dally 12 Noon until Dark. PETERS FURNITURE Yankee Peddlers, 7.42-9718 or 1- ting Agency - Painting, interior- asking $175. Phone 646-6^. Main Straat, Mandiestar budget terms. E. Steve Pearl, VA>. 423-6735. exterior, carpentry small jobs, Beacon Lightning Protection TMf Will CompMe OlN- Or call 646-6363, 646-1021, 643-4535 masonry and cement work, Company, M3-5465. Articles for Sala 41 KELVINATOR Electric stove, 39th Apartment BuiMIng. Paul W. Dougan Realtor ANDOVER - Lake Front, two- fences, tilling for gardening, GE refrigerator. Phone 644- WARREN E. HOWLAND 0304. bedroom year ‘round cottage tree work, no iob too small, for ROOFING AND Gutters in DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, 5:¥: Realtors 643-1108 any household job call for es $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, with fireplace. Large living stalled. Reasonable prices. KIEP SNUB- room, $21,900. The Yankee timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. Eliminate middle man. Phone stone, gravel, pool and patio P FINANCED BY SAVINGS BANK OF CHESTER Peddlers. 74^9718 or 1-423-6735. aiid 7 p.m. after 5 p.m., 643-9735. sand. 643-95()4. KEEP M rrr
) / _____ f _ . PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., June,!, 1974 • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. June 1,1974 - PAGE FIFTFFIN BENJY BY JIM BERRY Rooms for Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 BRAND NEW three bedroom BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE G O SH .P P M jy NEW FURNISHED room, near NOVA 1966, street or strip,* duplex, appliances, wall-to-wall bus line, laundromat, AMRTMENT coniplete minus short block and ilM L l cmeroFHFP., f ^ P A ^ ^ y ? WHAT KIHP CPA6T/NATOP! carpeting, private driveway HAVIN' AN Y UJCK YER TROUBLE IS YOU KNOW. I 77/E stars m i r - 'M ^JJNPERSTOOD? J VEAH-TLL restaurant, parking. Excellent head. Best of everything front SERENADIN' PETUNIA, WITH THINK VtXJ'RE NEVER MIND fiOIN' INTO A WHAT5 WRDN6 HE H A S Voi/pp , KIM<& A PPO?/ and basement.Security, $250 ENTAL OFFICE YERCX)WNTDO ^ — ------no MN PIANO CONFERENCE ABOUT MM/ /MAYBE HE’S 100 O F PRO? value. 646-1^. to back, trick paint, wheels, YER euiTAR, PORKY? LOW,' YA GOTTA RIGHT/ V(ITH TrfE M AJO R? A M IN O R monthly. Frechette & ^ rtin We have a large variety of PRACTICIWS I CAN HANDLE AMYTHINS HE iv E seen braver SFECIA l IZING ATA PEO! axles, etc. Make an offer. BE UP THERE OF a f t e r 1 , PROBLEM-^-. Realtors, 646-4144. CAN P ITCH -I WAS A STAR 6MILE6 ON A N SU N B U R N S GENTLEMAN to share two- deluxe \one and two-bedroom Phone 649-1370 before 3 p.m. FRANKLY, 5Hg WHERE YA ROOMMATE Wanted - ROCKVILLE - Modern two- FURNITURE - Must sell, G.E. STOVE, 30” , good condi WESTINGHOUSE - Medium 14’ FIBERGLASS boat, 50 h.p. TWO bedrooms in small brand bedroom duplex,\ basement, MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD size refrigerator, good working Early 20’s to share clean 3 room 1970 Z28, CAMARO, LT 350 kitchen set, living room set, tion, $20. Piano stool, ball and Mercury electric start motor, furnished apartment with new building. Perfect location. appliances, available im bureaus. 56 Birch Street, claw feet, $15. Phone 643-8408. condition. Ideal for recreation motor, heavy duty 4-speed, 42,- trailer, complete $800. Call 643- same. Second floor Main St., Silver Lane, East Hartford. m ediately. $185. S ecurity 000 original miles, excellent Manchester, after 4 p.m. room or cottage, $35. 649-9953. YEAH.' I JUST VVWAT'S 6 0 IN Q D O N 'T k n o w ! 0345. Manchester, $95. includes heat, Electric kitchen, patio, required. Superintendent 872- condition, $1,650 firm. 872-4807. r TAG SALE - Excellent GE carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. H E A R D TH E TO H A P P EN I JUST DON'T hot water, utilities and phone. 3562 or Eastern, 646-8250. NOW? MAPLEWOOD - Slingerland Stove, snowblower, humidifier. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Sporting Goods 46 Own room, immediately drum set, double bass, three Guild guitar, stereo receiver, FOR SALE - four Ansen Sprint available. 649-9226 before 2:30 EAST HARTFORD - Modern ROCKVILLE - Four clean glass, books, trunks, furniture, II mags, mounted with tom-toms, case included. FREE TO older person, ONE STEEL paddle tennis p.m. one bedroom apartment, rooms, firs floor, appliances, no. Excellent condition also two (some upholstered). No Goodyear polyglas tires, used miniature poodle, six months court, complete, two years old, •uaaaaaauaaaaaaaaaaaaauaaaaa pets. Security. Phone 64^-9743. very little, cost $400. Will sell reasonable offers refused. 47 carpet, air-conditiond, ^ H A T S O N E A blue swirl fibreglass congas 12 old. No children please. Call must be disassembled. Call Apartments For Rent 53 appliances, available im for $260. 742-9160. and 13" plus stands. Excellent Walker Street, June 1-2, 10-4. Southington Metal Fabricating, GUESSWORK ■fc-/ EyPUANATlON»'l weekdays between 10-2 p.m., mediately. Security required, TWO-BEDROOM apartment, £ 0 H74 b, KCA. me. m mo u s. w. on b-l condition. 643-9907, ask for 646-6602. Plantsville, Conn. - 1-621-3515. WE HAVE customers waiting $155. Superintendant, 569-2339. centrally located, kitchen 1964 FORD with 1967 engine, . , TAG SALE - Moving out of George Gould before noon or for the rental of your apartment appliances, clothes dryer, heat engine good condition, body after 5. ' town, regular furniture, baby CAPTAIN EASY POMERANIANS, all colors, Antiques 48 or home. J.D. Real Estate PORTER STREET -. Three included, full basement and needs work. Asking $100ior best BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE furniture, clothes, dishes, many poodles, apricot toy-minature, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. rooms, heat, parking, utilities. patio. One month deposit offer. Phone 742-8331 YOUNGSTOWN sink with articles too numerous to men peke-a-poos; Siberian husky $160. Security deposit. No pets. required. No pets. $195 per \ I’VE LOCATED PUCEVS tion. June 1st and 2nd, 10-4, 73 THE PACK RAT Will be open cabinet./ $35. 15' swimming and White German Shepherds. Ideal for newlyweds. 247-4^, month. Call 644-2427. \1974 SUPER BEETLE in mint COLLEGE FRIEND. LANA I COULDN'T pool, accessories, $45. 5’ birch Mather Street, Manchester, Sunday from 12 to 5 p.m.. Flora Willimantic, 487-0944. Road, off Route 85, Bolton. 236-0564. condition, whitewall tires MILBURN- AT AN AP AGENCY! EVEN DOPE island counter with cabinets. (corner of Mather and Center- SHE'LL SEE ME AT X-OO P.M.'. OUT HOW IT APARTMENT FOR RENT SIX-ROOM duplex, $175 radio. Only 5,000 miles, 643-0557 643-0391. field ) WORKS! THAT AKC Registered, "^oy Poodle TWO Antique English Newly decorated apartment MANCHESTER - Unusual one- monthly. Security deposit after 5 p.m. pups, one chocolate female, one THING’S g o t mahogany inlaid mother and consisting of three rooms, bedroom Townhouse, includes requlreil. Two chilcfren accep i n n a r d s U K E TAG SALE - Some furniture, TAG SALE - Bureaus picnic black male. Buy from a reliable daughter chairs, with green downtown Manchester. 613 heat, appliances, carpeting, full table. Available June 22nd. 649- L-60-15 tires, 4 ply nylon, used A S P A C E dishes, clothes, books. Route table, stands, chairs, dishes, breeder. 872-4807, 872-6306. 6989. PRISQJLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER COMPUTER 44-A, Bolton, across from old much more. Saturday, Sunday, \ velvet seats, ^150. 649-1046. Main Street, across from private basement, patio, en 3.000 miles, $150, for 4. Phone trances. $215 per month. Paul 649-0351. M R . B O T T S NO, H E’S IN H IS Cemetary, white house, Satur 348 Oakland Street. GREAT PYRENEES puppies, Center Park, on bus line. WANTED Antique furniture, W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa DOESN'T GARDEN; RECLINING YEARS! YES, day and Sunday, 10 to 6 p.m. Heat, hot water, refrigerator, v^^NY MORE?? five females, one male. Phone glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 646-1021. Homes for Rent 54 1972 VOLKSWAGEN, white, THAT TAG SALE - June 1st, 2nd, 9 to 742-9650, let it ring. gas range and parking ------■■ .. 2, 46 Hillside Street, other antique items. R. very clean. $1,795. Phone 742- TOO.' 4 and 4 WHITE BENGAL gas Harrison, 643-8709. provided. References, securi VERNON - 5-room duplex, $225. FOUR room home, Bolton, un 6567. T Manchester. Stamps, mis ty required, no children, no and oil range, 275 gallon oil cellaneous items. Boats-Accessorles 45 Four rooms, $120. Three rooms, furnished, no pets, no children, tank, Karlin oil burner. Call FOX HILL ANTIQUES - Route pets. $115. Heat extra. Four rooms, lease, 643-7802 between 9-5:30. 1969 JAVELIN, air- after 4:30 p.m., 643-4750. FIVE H.P. outboard motor 85, Bolton, (near Gay City) 643-0578 after 6 p.m. $170, heat, electricity. Phone conditioning, new tires, new MOVING - Small wing type with auxiliary fuel tank. $35. open 1-8 daily, Sundays all day. 872-0359, 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. FOUR-ROOM Ranch, furnished transmission. Asking $1,100. Phone 649-7398 after 5 p.m. TAG SALE - 43 Cornwall Drive, swivel rocker, gold, like new, Phone 643-0124. Furniture plus unique or unfurnished. Phone 289-0920. V’V'y STEVE CANYON Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wing $60. Lovely Ethan Allen 2-piece accessories. BY MILTON CANIFF LOOKING for anything in real LARGE EIGHT-Room partly For sale - Engine 289, Ford, back sofa and chair, bookcase with louvered door 18’ Wooden boat, with trailer. estate rental — apartments, cabinet below, current store Wanted to Buy furnished Colonial. Working Holly 4 barrel, duel point igni refrigerator, dog house, mis Needs work. Phone 643-6424 49 homes, multiple dwellings, no V IL U 6 E R THIS HELICOPTER price $240, ours $130. Early adults. Large lawn, parking tion and headers. $200. Call 875- V ..W E WANTVDU p o n y LOOK/IT US cellaneous household items. between 9-5 p.m. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate JOCK,WHO ONCE American apothecary front CASH FOR antique furniture, a p a r t m e n t s area. No pets. 643-2880. 5093. THAT WAY-WE Associates, Inc. 646-1980. SAVED SUAWIERS WERE INVfrEDTD ROYAL Typewriter, chrome stereo AM-FM radio and record 16’ HOBIE CAT with trailer, clocks, paintings, pewter, Two-Bedroom townhouses. LIFE, HAS MOVED MANCHESTER - Four room 1966 FIAT Cabaret, new top, FREELOADI medicine cabinet, lights to player, white knobs, $125, Solid $1,995. Excellent condition. Call glass, lamps. Call anytime. 643- ROCKVILLE - three room Fireplace. Wall-to-wall IN ON HER-AND... match, brass fireplace screen, maple glass top cocktail table, before 2 p.m., 649-9551. 6535. home, immaculate, fully fur new clutch and pressure plate, THE BORN LOSER BY ART Ra n so m apartment, heat, hot water, carpeting. Two air- nished. modern, garage. Subur ood running condition, $350. gold hall and stair carpets, $20. Four Nichols-stone maple stove and refrigerator, drapes, length 63” and 84”, thumb back chairs, four - $75. WANTED - Boy’s 10-speed bicy- conditioners, appliances, heat ban location. No pets. No 'hone 643-2925. carpeted living room, $145. P h o w :<:a m dresses, size 16. 649-9815. Cherry record cabinet, Garden Products 47 cle reasonable,■ Call 646-7393 and hot water. Tiled bath. No children. $275 monthly. Lease, 1 Adults only, no pets, security pets. ^ references. Hayes Corporation, 1973 OPEL GT, blue with black 26x15x31, drawer in bottom, after 6 p.m. deposit required. Parking for ^ HA.VJ5 nice, $75. Lamps. 649-9262, 646-0131. interior, four speed, excellent FENDER RHODES electric one car. Call 643-9678. Call 649-762C condition. Call ^ 3 3 4 9 . c a m p r u f f piano. Still under warranty VEGETABLE □ R E N T A L S THREE-ROOM apartment, F S O U C Q J ^ $400. 1-429-0593 after 4 p.m. TAG SALE - Books, household PLANTS Business for Rent 55 Trucks tor Sale 62 items, miscellaneous. Saturday near hospital. Heat, hot water, HA\/5 m R V TAG SALE - Sunday, June 2, 9 and Sunday, 10-5 p.m., 135 FOR stove, refrigerator and cooking MANCHESTER - New deluxe 1972 DODGE, pick-up. Adven Rooms for Rent 52 gas. Wall-to-wall carpeting, TWO-room office and waiting to 3, 34 Cornwall Drive, Bissell Street, Manchester. YOUR GARQEN two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 room. House & Hale Building, turer package, power steering, Manchester. Household goods, $165. Adults only, no pets. baths, includes heat, an d brakes, automatic AM T y p M - THOMPSON HOUSE, fur Security deposit required. 953 Main Street, Call 643-4846. juvenile equipment. GE AUTOMATIC washer. At Rtatonabl* Pricat appliances, carpeting, full transmission, $2,895. Reposses Whirlpool gas dryer. Like new, nished rooms, centrally Phone 643-9678. private basement. $275 per sion, Savings Bank of located. Kitchen privileges. OFFICE SPACE for rent, air- SINGER USED sewing $95 each. Phone 643-8278. CHICKOSKY FARM month. Paul W. Dougan, conditioned. Call 643-9551. Manchester. 646-1700. THE FLINTSTONES machine Sale. Portables, $9.95 132 Moody Rd. Parking. Reasonable rates. MANCHESTER - Older four- Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. BY HANA-BARBERA Phone M9-2358. room apartment on bus line. & and up. Consoles 18.88 and up. TAG SALE, June 2nd, 10 to of* (Haiardvilla Sactlon) \ OFFICE - Ground floor, ap Includes heat and appliances. 1969 CUSTOM FORD - 500, 2- Good selection, priced to sell. 143 Lydall Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER - One bedroom proxim ately 12x18, private * Enfiald, Ct. \ CLEAN FURNISHED room for $135 and $155 per month. Paul door, 6 cylinder, automatic, ALLEY OOP The Singer Company, 856 Main Some small furniture, odds and apartment, located off Main , .q.K., f l in t s t o n e / n 749-4375 elderly working gentleman. lavatory and closet. Heat, air- $495. Call ’742-9212. BY V.T. HAMLIN LET'S WEIGH Street, Manchester. M3-4305. ends, few toys. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, Street. References and one Y'O u V e BEEN ON THAT Phone 643-9353 or 649-3142. 646-1021. conditioning and parking in VOUR ANCHOR ' month security. $140.1-526-5462. cluded. Lappen Building, 164 1964 CHEVY Van, good running GENERAL HAN SIN WOULD BE ,„YESSIR, HE MIGHT ,„TDO BAD I LONS ENOUGH... J r MIGHTY INTERESTED IN THOSE EVEN BE WIU.ING C O U L D N 'T G E T A East Center Street. 649-5261. condition, $500 or best offer. TWO DUDES IF HE KNEWTHBY FIVE modern rooms, new Call 646-8214. T O t r a d e h i s k i t e GOOD LOOK AT WERE GONNA ASSASSINATE 'IMI FDR THAT KINOA 'E M / I . „ . stove, refrigerator, carpeting, SMALL BUSINESS space for INFORMATION/ electricity, parking, yarci. Go
Police Report 4 " tOhituaries MANCHESTER A b o u t T o w n • James R. Rickis Jr., 19, of (Ol^c iLliuiu' ^hoppr 20 Jensen St. was charged late Friday morning with reckless 93 East /V.Li'n Street, Rockville, Connecticut driving after the car he was Mrs. Charles Sabia A Division of the Vo'king Cc’^peny'' Mrs. Carmela Italiano Sabia, driving spun out of control in ’The British-American Club 65, of Enfield died Friday at the North Methodist Church will have a dinner meeting parking lot and driveway Johnson Memorial Hospital, Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the striking the car driven by Earle Stafford Springs. She was the clubhouse. The event is open to WE BUY, SELL & REPAIR ALL CLOCKS Custer, church pastor, which in mother of Charles A. Sabia of members and their guests. turn struck the car driven by Manchester and wife of Charles Reservations are |2 per person ANTIQUE CLOCKS OUR SPECIALTY Sabia. Eric Starr of 40 Green Manor and must be made before Rd. The Rickis car, a 1964 She is also survived by ’Tuesday. Corvette, also struck a guard CUSTOM MADE CLOCKS another son, two brothers, two rail. The Corvette was badly sisters, and six grandchildren. Miss Marian Anderson of 357 damaged. ESTIMATES FREE The funeral is Monday at 9; 15 Adams St. will serve as hostess Rickis was taken by am a.m. from the Somers Funeral Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz bulance to Manchester Home, 354 Main St., Somers, Junior Museum. (203) 872-4340 with a Mass at St. Martha’s Memorial Hospital where he was treated and released. Church, Enfield, at 10. Burial Junior Girl Scout Troops 610 Rickis is scheduled to appear will be in St. Patrick’s King St. and 612 of Martin School will in Circuit Court 12 on June 10. Cemetery, Enfield. have a meeting Monday at 2:45 • Clement Quey, 56, of 28 Friends may call at the p.m. at the school to reorganize Lawrence St. was taken to 15 DAYS IN GERMANY funeral home Sunday from 2 to for the coming school year. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital Current members of Grades 4 Friday at 11 a.m. after the town and 5 and girls wishing to join * 6 9 7 ® ® * PIUSOCTOBERFEST Departing locally September 14-28. Charter flight via highway department roller he the junior program at Martin Stanley H. Withrow German Condor 747 CoJumbo Jet**. Escorter motor- was operating at the intersec School should attend this ROCKVILLE - Stanley H. tion of Garth and Mountain coach with personal guide touring Rhone and Neckar Withrow, 68, of 65 Regan St. meeting accompanied by a Valleys, the Romantic Road, Octoberfest for 3 nights, Rds. slipped out of gear and parent. died Friday at Manchester rolled down the hill on Garth the Bavarian Alps, Black Forest and the Spa area. Ac Memorial Hospital after a long Rd. Quey was unable to stop it commodations at Superior Class hotels with breakfast illness. He was the husband of and it finaliy went off the south and dinner dally. Mrs. Arietta Martin Winthrow. side of the road and turned over *Plus $3.00 International Travel Tax Mr. Withrow was born in **lncludad In price Is air min. $258.00 to $309.60 max. on the lawn at 70 Garth Rd. Court of Probate Nova Scotia, Can., and lived in Quey was taken to District of Manchester $65.00 Air deposit required 95 days before departure. Winchester, Mass., before com $50.00 Land Depoelt required at lime of reservation. Manchester Memorial Hospital Earn First Class Badges NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing to the Manchester-Vemon where he was treated and area, where he had lived for Admiring their new First Class badges are Miss Kim Smith, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ESTATE OF REGINA MARIE C released. CAVAGNARO GOOOCHIlD-BARTlEn TRAVa more than 20 years. He was a • William R. McKinney, 24, Donald Smith of 33 Englewood Dr.; Miss Mary Stack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William " 113 Main ^^'||*^^^®*'****' graduate of Truro Teachers of 118 Pearl St. was charged Stack Sr. of 60 Downey Dr.; and Miss Alice Nead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert E. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be presented to the fiduciary named below College in Nova Scotia. early this morning with Nead of 23 Edgerton St. The First Class badges, the highest award in Cadette Girl on or before August 29,1974 or be barred He had been a construction operating wider the influence of Scouting, vvere presedted last Thursday night in ceremonies at the Troop 10 meeting at St. by law. The fiduciary is: foreman with the Shalen and LuciUe K. C a v a^ ro liquor or intoxicating drugs. Mary’s Episcopal Church. (Herald photo by Dunn) 72 Linnmore Drive Konover Construction Co. of Court is June 17. Manchester, Conn. 06040 NOTICE West Hartford for more that 20 • Scott A. Lopez, 17, of 140 damage was minor and he was years and was a member of Vernon Rd., Bolton was trying to drive it to East Hart Episcopal Choirs Carpenters and Joiners Local 43 charged with second-degree ford. Court is June 17. Court of Probate of Hartford. larceny at 6:30 p.m. Friday District of Manchester Other survivors are a son, after a motorcycle, stolen from In State Festival NOTICE TO CREDITORS TOLLAND OPEN Stanley H. Withrow Jr. of Carlo DiPace of 46 Camp A car driven by Harold A. ESTATE OF JOSEPH J. Minneapolis, Minn.; three The choirs of four At the festival, the combined HALOBURDO, SR. Meeting Rd., Manchester, was Saver, 23, of 21 French Rd., Manchester area Episcopal daughters, Cherie Withrow of found in his possession. Lopez choirs will be divided into two Purd^nt to an order of Hon. William Bolton was heading north on Rt. Churches will participate in the sections, senior choirs and E. Fitz&rald, Judge, all claims must be Rockville, Mrs. Gerald Marion was released on his written presented to ^ ^ fiduciary named below ALL DAY 30 at 1:10 a.m. today when it Natchaug Deanry Choir junior choirs (Grades 5 through of Andover, and Mrs. Ann Laubi promise to appear in Court on or before August 28,1974 or be barred went out of control on a curve, Festival Sunday at 7 p.m. at the 8). Warren Geissinger, head of by law. The fiduciary is: of Bangor, Maine,; a brother, June 24. Gertrude A. Hhloburdo slid across and off the pave Pomfret School. The event is the music department at Pom Ross Withrow of Nova Scotia; • George J. Caine Jr., 31, of 29 Strant St. ment, and turned over, coming open to the public, and a free- fret School and organist-choir Manchester, Conn. two sisters, and seven Broad Brook was charged with SUNDAY to rest on its roof. wiil offering will be taken. director at Christ Church, Pom grandchildren. reckless driving and operating Saver’s passenger, James The idea for the choir festival fret, will direct the senior Funeral services are Sunday with defective mechanism this Court of Probate Mahoney Jr., 27, of North Rd., originated with Eldon B. choirs Dr. Thomas Vasil, assis District of Manchester at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd morning on Hartford Rd. where Bolton, was taken to Rockville Coykendall Jr., organist and tant professor of music at the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Funeral Home, 19 Ellington he was .observed driving a car General Hospital with bruises 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. Ave. I'he Rev. Richard E. Ber-. choirmaster at St. Mary’s University of Connecticut, will with a flat tire, radiator boiling and abrasions and he was ESTATE OF IRENE BULLA tram, pastor of the First Episcopal Church, and is direct the junior choirs. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William over and extensive damage to treated and released. E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be Evangelical Lutheran Church, believed to be the firstjwt^ its all sides of the body. Caine said Saver was warned for presented to the fiduciary named below will officiate. kind in the year-old on or before August 28, (974 or be barred he had an accident earlier in the operating a motor vehicle with NORTHWAY PHARMACY Another service will be con organizational structure of the NOTICE by law. The fiduciary is: morning in Coventry but unsafe tires. Episcopal Diocese of Connec Wesley BuIU ducted Tuesday in Ripley PUBLIC HEARING 67 Hemlock St. ticut. Manchester, Conn. 230 N. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Memorial Chapel, Winchester, BOARD OF DIRECTORS 06040 Mass., at the convenience of the Participating in the festival will be the Senior, Junior and TOWN OF MANCHESTER family. Burial will be in South Windsor CONNECTICUT TEL. 646-4510 Wildwood Cemetery, Children’s Choirs of St. Mary’s Court of Probate Church, and the choirs of St. TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1974 District of Manchester Winchester. The Board of Directors will Peter’s Church, Hebron; St. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Friends may call at the Names Scholars conduct a public session George’s Church, Bolton; and funeral home tonight from 7 to Tuesday, June 4,1974 from 9:00 ESTATE OF LITMAN SELWITZ St. John’s Church, Vernon. Pursuant to an order of Hon. WllUam 9. a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Board E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be The family suggests that any At High School of Directors’ Office in the presented to the fiduciary named below memorial contributions may be on or before August 29,1974 or be barred Judy Kuehnel his junior year. Following Municipal Building to hear by law. The fiduciaiy is: OPEN HOUSE made to a charity of the donor’s Mae L. Selwitz Correspondent graduation he plans to study at LEGAL comments and suggestions choice. 375 Woodbridge St. Tel. 644-1364 the University of Connecticut. from the public. Manchester, Conn. NOTICE Future sessions will be held the George A. Tierney Jr. Two South Windsor boys will Miss Giuliano, daughter of TOMORROW share the graduating “top spot” Mr. and Mrs. Louis Guiliano, 45 Notice IS nereby given that an first Tuesday of each month George A. Tierney Jr., 54, of Court of Probate, at next month’s senior com Sunset Terrace is a high honors order dated May 15, 1974 has from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. District of Manchester 104B Downey Dr. died Friday Sun., June 2, I S p.m. mencement exercises, and a student and was inducted into been issued by the undersigned and the third 'Thursday of each night at Manchester Memorial NOTICE TO CREDITORS girl has been named as the National Honor Society this authorizing the name of the gas month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 Hospital. He was the husband of ESTATE OF HORACE P. SNOW salutatorian. year. She was selected as a screw LADY BUG III official p.m. in the Board of Directors’ Mrs. Florence C. Testa Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Connecticut State Scholar, first number 545429, owned by Alfred Office. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be BROWSERS WELCOMEDI Tierney. South Windsor High School Principal William Spohn, an runner-up to Laurel’s Girls F. Melzig Jr., of which Hart Phyllis Jackston presented to the fiduciary named below Mr. Tierney was born in on or before August 29,1974 or be barred nounced Arthur Champagne State and also first runner-up to ford, Conn, is the home port, to Secretary by law. The fiduciary is: Middletown and lived in the Connecticut Internship in be changed to MERIDIANA. Board of Directors Dorothy S. Roberts I Look U 8 over for 4 hours tomorrow. Worcester, Mass., before com and Robert VanVogelpoel as co 8 Eastman Rd. Washington, D.C. By direction of the Officer in Manchester, Connecticut ing to the Manchester area 12 valedictorians to the 1974 Andover, Mass. I Go at your own pace. “Show and graduating class, and Roxanne Miss Guilano is a member of Charge, Marine Inspection, Dated at Manchester, Connec 01810 years ago. He was an Army Air Giuliano as salutatorian. the Outing Club, has served on U.S. Coast Guard. ticut this twenty-fourth day of I Tell,” nothing will be for sale, but Force veteran of World War H. the yearbook staff and on the May, 1974 and a graduate of the Champagne, son of Mr. and P.F. Jones Court of Probate, District of Manchester Mrs. Arthur E. Champagne Jr., prom committee. She will at NOTICE OF HEARING I College of Holy Cross. He was ESTATE OF SAMUEL STRAIN, qualified decorators will be on hand 262 Scott Dr., has been an honor tend Boston Bouve College of employed at Pratt and Whitney Deceased student throughout his high Northeastern University, INVITATION TO BID Pursuant to an order of Hon. Willim E. I to direct you, and help solve your Division of United Aircraft majoring in physical therapy. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 29,1974 a Corp., ^ast Hartford. school career. He is a member hearing will be held on an application of the National Honor Society, praying that an Instrument purporting to decorating problems... He is also survived by two 1. Sealed Bids are invited by the Town of Manchester, Connec Computer Club, Math Club, be the last will and testament of said daughters. Miss Elaine ticut, hereinafter called the Owner, for the Project Additions and deceased be admitted to probate as in Chess Club, CYO, Student Coun INVITATION TO BID said application on file more fully Tierney, at home, and Miss Alterations, Illing Junior High School, 229 East Middle Turnpike, OPEN EVERY cil, YMCA basketball, Connec The Manchester Board of appears, at the Court of Probate on June M arjorie Ann ’Tierney of Manchester, Connecticut. The Project includes a two story addi 24, 1974 at 10 a.m. serving Connecticut homemakers stnee '109 ticut Artists Association, Education solicits bids for Art Albany, N.Y.; three sons, Brian tion of approximately 58,700 square Jeet, alterations to the Madeline B. Zlebarth, Clerk Concert Chorus. Supplies and for Milk for the MTE ’til 9 Tierney, Kevin Tierney and existing building, fixed equipment, and related site work. He has been involved in the 19741975 school year as follows: . Mark Tierney, all at home; two 2. Bidding Documents have been prepared by ’The Lawrence Court of Probate, District of Manchester Science Center at Talcott Milk Bid June 12,1974 3:30 p.m. NOTICE OF HEARING sisters. Miss Mary C. Tierney Associates, Architects/Planners, P.C., 571 Porter Street, ESTA TE OF HILDA M. blau Mountain, a National Merit Art Supplies Bid June 13, 1974 of Middletown and Mrs. Ber- Manchester, Connecticut, hereinafter called the Architect. FREDRICKSON, Deceased Sat ’til 5:30 furniture stores • Commended Scholar and a 3:30 p.m. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William tille Chaffers of Miami, Fla.; 3. Bids shall be directed to the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, ’ArJrllelOwn xjh V-’’ ’ ' ’•• Connecticut Scholar. His educa- At the time listed, the bids will E. FitzGerald, Judge, daM May 28,1974 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 and a brother, John M. Tierney c/o Maurice A. Pass, Director of General Services, Municipal a hearing will be held on an application of Cromwell. «tion will be continued at Trinity be publicly opened. The right is Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040. Bids ng that an instrument purporting to College where he will begin e last li will and testament of said OPEN SUN. The funeral is Monday at 9:30 reserved to reject any and all shall be submitted to duplicate on Bid Form furnished by the K preparation for a career in deceased be admitted to probate as in a.m. from the John F. Tierney bids, Specifications and bid Architect. On the day of Bid opening. Bids will be accepted until said application on file more fully 1 to 5 P.M. for 1115 Main Strset medicine. forms may be secured at the Funeral Home, 219 W. Center 4:30 p.m., EDT, in the General Services Office, Basement of said appears, at the Court of Probate on June. Browsers Only Manch^sr ^ VanVogelpoel, son of Mr. and Business Office, 45 N. School 11, 1974 at 10 a.m. St., with a Mass at the Church Municipal Building; and form 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., EDT, in Hearing Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk Mrs. Frans VanVogelpoel, Street, Manchester, Connec of the Assumption at 10. Burial Room, Second Floor of said Municipal Building. Bids may be Ahern Dr., has participated in ticut. Raymond E. Demers, will be in St. John’s Cemetery, withdrawn prior to time of Bid Opening. Bids will not be accepted the Computer Club, Bowling Business Manager Worcester, Mass. after time of Bid opening. Bids cannot be withdrawn after time of Club, Chess Club, Math Team, (fS’' Friends may call at the Bid opening. and Archery League. He has funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office 4. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 7 p.m,, EDT, been a computer lab assistant and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to of the Internal Revenue Service, May 31, June 18, 1974, and has held a part-time job for (1974. — Under authority contained.in sec 9 p.m. 5. Biddiqg,D6cuments may be examined at the Architect’s office three years. tion 6331 of the Internal Revenue Code, ’The family suggsts that any the propertyjperty described below has been on-and after 1:00 p.m., May 24,1974. Three complete sets will be VanVogelpoel was elected to seiz^ for nonpayment of delinquent in issued to each prime Bidder and one complete set to each memorial contributions may be the Wood Chapter of the ternal revenue taxes due from Nidrthern Time To Enjoy made to the East Catholic High Equipment Leasing Co., 25 Lakeside Mechanical and Electrical sub-bidder. A deposit of $100,00 for National Honor Society during Drive, Andover, Conn., 06232. The School Memorial Fund. property will be sold at public auction in each complete set is required in the form of a check payable to The Superior accordance with the provisions of sec The Lawrence Associates. The deposit will be refund^ if the tion 63m5 of the Internal Revenue Code, Decoments are returned in good condition within ten (10) days and pertinent regulations. Date of Sale: Janeis QUALITY Invitatibn June 12,1974; Time of Sale: 10:30 A.M.; after receipt of Bids, otherwise the deposit is subject to Place of Sale: Palmer’s Garage, Wales forfeiture. Road, Andover, Conn. 06232. Description of Shady Glenns To Bid of Property: Item 1 — One 1967 6. Each Bid must be accompanied by a bid security payable to the d a i i ^ Sealed bids will be received Trailmobile Flatbed Trailer, Approx. 30- Town of Manchester, Connecticut in the amount of five per cent in the Office of The Director of 35 Ft., ID#P21TOCAF33910. Item 2 - (5%) of the Bid Sum in the form of a Bid Bond from a surety com month ★ FRESH EQQS Fire calls reported by the General Services, 41 Center One 1967 Trailmobile Flatbed Trailer, ★ HEAVY CREAM Manchester, Town Fire Depart Approx. 30-35 Ft., ID#P21TOCAF33908. pany authorized to do business in the State of Connecticut, or a Street, Manchester, Connec Item 3 — One 1958 Frue-Hauf Flatbed certified check, guaranteeing the Bid for a period of forty-five ★ COTTAGE CHEESE ment Friday were: Trailer, Approx. 30-35 Ft., 1D#FW120236. ticut until June 12,1974 at 11:00 (45) days. The Town of Manchester will not be liable for accrual ★ HOMOGENIZED MILK • 11:44 a.m.. — First aid Item 4 — One 1959 Frue-Hauf Flatbed a.m. for the following: Trailer, Approx. 30-35 Ft., ID#949738. ★ QUALITY ICE CREAM rendered woman in insulin of interest on certified checks submitted. Upon award of the Con 1. One % Ton Pickup Truck The property will be offered for sale both tract for Construciton, Bid security will be returned to those . shock at Friendly’s Restaurant 2. One % Ton Pickup Truck as separate items and in the the on Main St. by Chief John aggregate. Property may be inspected whose Bids were not accepted, and the amount of bid security with Utility Body at: Palmer's Garage, Wales Road, An will be forfeited to the Owner if the Bidder, after Ijeing notified of Rivosa and a fireman. 3. One 26,000 G.V.W. Dump dover, Conn. One hour before sale. Pay • 4:46 p.m. — Gas washdown ment terms: Deferred payment as selection for the award of a contract for the Work, fails to furnish Truck follows: 10% of Bid price and balance by the required bonds and enter into a Contract for Construction at 22 Oak St. 4. One 22,000 or 24,000 G.V.W. 1:00 P.M. on June 12, 1974. Type of Payment: All payments must be by with ten (10) days after notification. Cab & Chassis & Hydrauiic cash, certified check, cashier’s or 7. The successful Bidder, as declared by the Owner, will be 1 V-J Sewer Cleaning Unit treasurer’s check or by a United States In Memoriam postal, hank, express or telegraph money required to furnish a Performance Bond and Labor and Material Dairy Stores In loving memory of our dear MoUier, Bid forms, plans and order. Make checks and m ony orders Payment Bond in amount not less than 100% of the Contract Sum. Josephine Salvatore, who passed away specifications are available at payable to "Internal Revenue Service." 8. The Owner shall have the right to reject any or all Bids and in TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS June 1, 1971. Title Offered: Only the right, title, and the General Services Offite, 41 interest of Northern Equipment Leasing particular to reject the Bid not accompanied by any required bid Rl. 6 & 44A • Open Daily and We Uiink of you in silence, Center Street, Manchester, Co. in and to the property will be offered security or data required by the Bidding Documents or a Bid in Sun. for sale. Robert M. Young .We often speak your name, Connecticut; Revenue Officer any way incomplete or irregular. The Owner shall have the right I'urkuile Rranrh • Mon. thru Sal. But all we have are memories. Town of Manchester May 31,1974 to waive anyinformality or irregularity in any Bid Received. (John and Rernire Rieg) And your picture in a frame. Connecticut Address for information concerning p Rnhorf R Wpi EST it via E SpfcC4Cl\\N| -f OY- otor- 'foun9 readevs ickar ghts, . A c - 3 kfast nax. lura. lion. M em b ir of ^ 4: <« RAVEL Distinguished Achievement Awards Winner 1973 T^m of Winners... The Oakland A’s In major leag:;^ Would you believe a championship ball,‘a pitcher i&\ team made up of unhappy coaches, play considered very ers and managers who fight, fume, fuss, good if he wins bicker and scrap among themselves and I* still manage to win two World Series in 20 games in a a row? season. “ Catfish” The team is the “swinging” Oakland Hunter has been A’s, one of the most unusual teams in a 20-game winner the history of baseball. during each of Even after winning the 1972 series, the the past three world champs couldn’t draw a crowd big enough to fill the stands in their seasons. Oakland home park. Catfish got his Dick Williams, the team’s 11th man nickname because ager in 10 years, got so mad at the owner, he likes to go Charles O. Finley, that he quit at the fishing. end of last year’s World Series. He made this announcement on TV before 60 mil lion fans. The Mini Page talked with the star pitcher, Jim “ Catfish” Hunter, who says in spite of all this fuss his team is “prob ably the closest team in baseball.” It Please draw mustaches on each of the Oakland stars below, ex certainly is the most colorful. cept Vida Blue and Bert Campaneris. They didn’t go along with Catfish says that while the A’s owner, the idea last season. Charles Finley, has “a lot of crazy ideas” he has “done a lot of good things for base ball.” Dl 9rrow . Mr. Finley’s Ideas V and Mr. Finley h^s a show business ap a, b u t proach to the ^ame that has been a shot I h a n d in the arm for baseball. ) yo u r The Oakland A’s were the first major league team to wear colored uniforms. Reggie Jacksrai w as When they first appeared in their white Vida Blue won the 1971 elected 1973’s Most Val Bert Campaneris is Kood Cy Young Award for the uable Player in the baseball shoes and their yellow and green at stealing bases and best pitcher in the Amer World Series and in the fielding at shortstop. American League. uniform^, it was a real shock. It was not ican League. long before many other teams started wearing bright colors, too. Perhaps Finley’s most successful pub licity gimmicks were the handlebar ^ustaches antj muttonchop sideburns thai^he got most Oakland players to Street grow by promising them $300 each. Just imagine a whole team dressed in S - i bright yellow and green uniforms with just about everybody wearing a big mus tache and you have got the colorful Oak Sal Bando, a third base Joe Rudi, outfielder, is RoUie Fingers is a good land A’s. Let’s watch to see what they man, is captain of the one of the best all around ndierpitcher. do this year. ^ tea m . p la y m s. DEBNAM i ADVERTISEMENT ACROSS Baseball Puzzle-le-do 1. When a batter 3. There are V DOWN M eet Super Sport: New York Mets swiners and innings in 5. Players prac M in i F b d e misses three a tice in the times. 4. The shape of Charles Even though they lost the Ta'^e • ^ 2. A popular the playing 6. Playets try to World Series to Oakland, the summer sport. field. ______the ball. 1973 New York Mets were 7. The world O. champions amazing. Though suffering are from Finley from injuries much of the sea *15b of vour 8. There are 9 son, the Mets won 20 of their Tcxv/orv-le M ir\\ men on a last 28 games to win the Na dokes • 9. You hit the tional League pennant. Out ball with •bo am ' " ^ 7 a ______standing pitching by Tom ANSWER iWasVrQAed BLOCK Seaver, Jerry Koosman, and Please send m e . . books at $1.00 each plus 35^ pUOUlBip 'p 6 George Stone was the key to Orife'c novj: each for postage and handling. q 3 U IB 3 *g U1B9X ’8 their success. Felix Millan Mail to: MINI PAGE Publishing Co., Inc. {[sqaBsq g PUB[3IB0 I 'L loo c/o MSC Features,' Inc. )no33{u:(s 'X '9 and Rusty Staub were big I P.O. Box 5390, Qrand Central Station SSOHOV 3 u u d 6 's New York, New York 10017 NMOa hitters. Manager Yogi Berra’s team should be strong again ADDRESS. DEBNAM v^eeKs When Charles Finley was 12 years old, he or this season. CITY_____ ganized a baseball team in Birmingham, Alabama, Ll'STATE. -ZIP- and made himself manager. Mr. Finley is now 56 and lives in La Porte, Indiana. [ini Do: Jean Pillows He is not only General Manager of the Oakland Father’s is June 16. Make Dad pillows^ut of the A’s, but also the owner. He has made a lot of money Little League Super Champs jean lesrs you cut off this summer. in the insurance business. His motto is, “ Sweat plus Sacrifice equals Success.” What you’ll W ed: Owner Finley is very outspoken and has had many Taiwan City, a team froiri the Re jean pant\leg-s arguments with players, managers and baseball public of China, slugged its way to needle officials. its third championship in the 1973 embroidery ^ re a d He has had some good ideas. One of . them was Little League World Series. This or knitting- having the All Star and some of the World Series was their fourth championship inj old stockings, games played at night so working fans could see five years. During the series, the’ cotton or foam them. champs broke five Little League ./if- rubber for He has had some unusual ideas. The A ’s mascot, records. stuffing, a mule called “Charley O,” has been led through crayon \ Baseball is the number one sport hotel lobbies and taken to victory celebrations. all, year around in the grade schools What to do: DEBNAM One of his pet ideas has been turned down. He Novj, a s — of Taiwan, an island off the coast 1. Draw your design in lig crayon. Stitch over wants players to use orange balls and bases so they a s -VVieva \s of mainland China. your design. Do not sew thro to the other side! can see them better. Mr. Finley also owned a basketball and a hockey 2. Turn it wrong side out and ?w up one end. Sew s^oa tT\oisn A crowd of over 32,000 fans saw up the other end, leaving just ugh room to poke team, but he sold them. He’s also interested in farm the World Series game played on^ in the stuffing. ing and civic affairs. August 25th in Williamsport, Penn DEBNAM 3. Turn it right side out. Put the^tuffing inside. Now that you think about it, orange balls may not sylvania. Stitch it up. be a bad idea. What do you think? A DEBNAM A. B aseball D iam onds A re a G irl’ s B est Fjrfeli£6"^^===-^ ^ N L Tao\espoona \seTchup r'Ca'V- a rd •fc .7^ • \'V'Qblespcxin ^(^us+ard c i e o r v • \ -Veaspcaoh ^a\-V VJ haV ”Vo (io \- cyx\6, -Yre saace ir^apon. beV Moms he\p. i h e cViv'cKen \r\ a sV\q\Ic>w Ithough Little League Baseball, Inc. is against dVsVi.Qxjv-We bQuoe over if. ®MPPC D. Cower t h e oQn swi+h aluminum it, ^ I s are playing baseball on teams with boys. u L f ™ The omcial Little League would like for girls to play \ > / ^ ^ Q V e q V ^ 5 0 ^ -ftor IL h o u rs. PEBNAM on all-girl teams. The player in this picture is play- Answer block: -^aqBqdiB qnBuoaxsB ‘aiiqoiuo^nB *auB[cLi!B ‘x b ing on \ team with boys for her second year. ‘daaiBB ‘sjaixuB ‘p® ‘3 u i u a v b ‘a d s ‘ s a v o j j b ‘a[ddB ‘u o ^v True or False Write down the first letter of each picture in the blank next to the picture. Read the sentence. Is it true or false? & — V M 3 lb* S- ^— » 1 / / w> S3 S f D_ — =1 _ DEBNAM Answer block: iisqasBq ajm sjaia atuos :anjx Draw dot to dot. Mini Maze Color the player’s t 1 - uniform yell o w The player has lost his ball. Can you help him find it? and green. Be sure to add the l y mustache! Ih 41 *Hc \ 2$ . . Je » » ! | 3 t J DEBNAM « - ,34 DEBNAM Baseball Try ’n Find What do you do? Baseball words are hidden in the block below. See if you can find them. They run across and down. CSHOR T ST OP EBF C A T C HER NUMP I RE JMG THOME P l a t e EPITC HER5K RP Y TW OJACR FKUP E ZBVOU lONSV AXK AH EHULR 0MB C N LINNI H6 THE DEBNAM DIMFI E L DE R You 2Q*e a teacher. You would like to leave the OUTFI ELDER room. You want the class to be quiet and stay in DEBNAM their seats so they won’t disturb others. What do 'jauunj q o B o a ‘piaijaa:)ua^ : u m o q 'japiaij^no ‘aapieij you do? Talk it over with your teachers, your par- -ui ‘Suiuui ‘jaqa^id ‘a:)Bidauioq ‘aaidiun 'aaqa^na ‘do^sr^joqg :sBOjay ’ents and friends. ,