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MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1975 - VOL. XQV, No. 201 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES TWO SECTIONS Ford to Impose Energy Curbs
WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Ford’s actions to be announced tonight, goes on nationwide television tonight to when added to measures already in place, announce that he has run out of patience will save the United States an estimated with the Democratic-controlled Congress 1.2 million barrels of oil a day by the end on energy legislation and will impose of 1977. some actions of his own, including another ‘‘The President hopes that the Congress hike in oil import fees. will join him in common action to bring White House sources said the President, about the remainihg savings needed to in the absence of congressional action, has meet our goal of 2 million barrels,” decided to add $1 to the duty on each Kissinger said. barrel of imported crude oil starting June Ford’s plan to add another $1 tariff was 1, a move that will force gasoline stations sharply criticized today by Rep. A1 to raise their prices to the nation’s Ullman, D-Ore., chairman of the House motorists. Ways and Means Committee. Ullman’s Officials said the tariff hike would boost panel has reported out an energy package gasoline prices by about 1.5 cents a gallon. of its own, but the legislation did not reach The President’s 8:30 p.m. EDT speech, the House floor before Congress went on a which was officially described as an an 10-day Memorial Day recess. nouncement of Ford’s “energy program in Democratic leaders promised last week the absence of any congressional action,” the house would move quickly on an comes as the United States attempts to energy bill as soon as the recess ends next rally support among other oil-consuming Monday. But the legislators still seemed Emergency Stop Flag Restored to Position countries to join together to avert divided after weeks of debate. worldwide energy shortages. An unidentified Cub Scout drops out of step to get a stubborn sneaker back on Todd Matthews, 10, of 64 S.°Alton St. noted this flag in front of the Civil War Most attention has focused on a bill ap Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger as his pack nears the end of the long Memorial Day Parade Monday. (Herald Memorial in Center Park had fallen shortly after veterans left wreaths there told the International Energy Agency proved by the House Ways and Means photo by Barlow) Monday. He got it to stay up. (Herald photo by Barlow) Conference in Paris today that “our in Committee that would raise gasoline taxes terdependence will make us thrive 3 cents a gallon next Jan. 1 and to as much together or decline together.” as 20 cents a gallon later, if consumption Kissinger outlined a program that calls were not reduced. for the 18 nations attending the conference It also would impose a tax on new cars to spend up to 51 trillion by 1985 to develop that use a lot of fuel, and would act to limit Inside Memorial Day Parade their own energy sources. oil imports now running at 6.5 million Kissinger told the conference that barrels or 273 million gallons a day. Today Viewed by Thousands By MAL BARLOW ning after the program in Center Park Junior High School band, the Stewart Kissinger Outlines Area Profile ___Pages 4, 5, 17, 18, 19 ended. Highlanders Pipe Band, and the St. Thousands viewed over 1,000 Patrick's Pipe Band. MACC news...... Page 5 Walter Von Hone, secretary of the town Manchester people march in the Memorial Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Over 60 firefighters and police marched. Business news...... Page 24 Day Parade Monday morning. said the weather may have been just right Veterans groups, color guards, and World Energy Plan Memoriai Day address...... Page 20 The crowd stretched over the two and a for a large turnout. parade staff people accounted for at least Democrats hear O’Neil ...... Page 3 half mile route from the Army & Navy It .was not cold and damp as last year. 90 more. PARIS (UPI) — Secretary of State sources; pushing nuclear power, and fin Dear Abby ...... Page 10 Club on Main St. to Munro Park on E. But it was cool enough to deter people Different youth groups including scouts Henry A. Kissinger today outlined a $1 ding new sources of fuel. Betty’s Notebook...... Page 10 Center St. and back to Center Park was from trips to the beach or parks. totalled about 600, Von Hone said. triilion program to save oil-consuming Kissinger also offered a compromise to Koepsel hurls MHS win .... . Page 13 quiet. They often clapped for a good All groups scheduled to march did, he The Elks Club, the Jaycees, veterans nations froiti disaster caused by energy restart cooperation talks with the Arab- East nine still winning...... Page 13 musical production or for a coior guard. said. auxiliary groups and other groups brought shortages. He aiso offered a compromise dominated oil-producing nations following Weekend golf ...... Page 15 The weather was overcast and cooi at There were well over 200 people in the the totai marchers to well over 1,000. to oil-producing nations to provide world the collapse last month of the first such 9:^0 a.m. as the( parade formed and began. musical groups. They included the Police Chief Robert Lannan said the cooperation on fuel problems. meeting. The sun broke out briefly late in the mor Manchester High School band, the Bennet crowd was orderly. There were no in His statement to the International Kissinger said the oil-producing nations cidents at any point. Energy Agency conference of 18 oil have warned that oil-consuming nations Von Hone said the crowd’s quiet attitude consuming industrialized nations was a can expect a sixth hike in a year in the of respect refiects the changing times. reversal of U.S. economic policy, and he price they pay for imported oil. He called The country is no ionger at war. told delegates, “Our interdependencd’will it unjustified. He said it shows how oil “Our committee members had worried make us thrive together or decline importing countries will remain at the Norwalk Teaching Staff Strike in years past about what young people together.” mercy of the oil-producers unless they act might do at the parade. There was so Kissinger cailed on lEA members to set now. much anger. up commissions to study the problems of The secretary said President Ford was - “People seemed to have settled back. regulating raw ntaterial production and acting now. They are reflecting a bit, ” Von Hone said. marketing to benefit underdeveloped “ Later today the President will an Continues into Sixth Day Whatever the reason. Von Hone said this countries as demanded by the oil- nounce additional measures to discourage year’s parade in Manchester was one of producing nations. Previously, the United the consumption of imported oil,” the best ever. Its purpose, to honor the NORWALK (UPI) — A teachers strike stead of the one-year contract proposed by Norwalk Conservative Party Chairman . States had demanded this be kept apart Kissinger said. “Together with actions memory of fallen soldiers, appeared to went into its sixth day today after the board. They have been working Richard Moccia, who led them, said the from the energy crisis. already taken, this will bring the total es have been met and appreciated. teachers met Monday night but didn’t vote without a contract since the beginning of teachers’ violation of the injunction His plan for freeing the 18 countries timated U.S. savings to 1.2 miliion barrels Now Von Hone’s committee begins work on a fourth contract offer from the Board the current school year. against them is the party’s main concern. from dictation by Arab and other oil- a day by the end of 1977. on next year’s Memorial Day Parade, he of Education. Robert Aldrich, head of the Board of A show cause hearing was scheduled today producing nations included: cutting oil im “The President hopes that the Congress said. The rank-and-file meeting at the Education, said there was no way the city in Stamford. ports by four million barrels a day by the will join him in common action to bring “You have to reaily work on it alt year Norwaik Jewish Community Center was couid accept a two-year contract because The latest proposal came at a meeting end of 1977; spending perhaps 51 trillion by about the remaining savings needed to for it to be a success,” he said. termed “informationai” by Donald of the economic situation. He said the Monday afternoon between negotiators for 1985 in developing their own energy meet our goal of 2 million barrels. First the committee witl send out Kehoe, president of the Norwalk Federa board would take a tougher stand in future the teachers and the board. During the “ But should this not prove possible, he is “thank you” letters. Next, they will assess tion of Teachers. With no break in the taiks. session and before making an offer, the prepared to use the powers available to board held a caucus that included Norwalk and pay all bills. deadlock, Kehoe said, the strike would “As far as the board stands now, it is no Before July 1, the committee must him to assure that the United States does Mayor Donald Irwin. continue. more ‘Mr. Nice Guy,” ’ Aldrich said during prepare a budget for next year’s parade, its part in the common conservation ef The proposal was for a one-year con “Picket lines wili be up tomorrow,” he the weekend. he said. fort,” said Monday night. Meanwhiie, striking teachers were sup tract with a no-reprisal clause for the Ford will make an address to the nation Von Hone said the town’s parade also The Weather School officials, who earlier said in a ported Monday by the Norwaik Parent- strike. The teachers would also have to in Washington tonight to announce the owes its success to its 29-member com get-tough stance that classes would Teachers Association Council at a rally in lose pay for Friday, the second day of the Variable cloudiness today with mittee. It is permanent. The average measures.^' resume today for 16,000 students, later front of City Halt. Some 350 teachers and walkout. scattered showers and thunder storms. The statement on energy emphasized length of service on it is 15 years with decided to keep the schools closed. PTA supporters attended. Dick Schiavo, PTA council president, Strong gusty winds locally. High 80 to 85. the conciliatory mood Kissinger brought some members serving 30 or more years. Leaders of both sides discussed the For the first time in the strike Monday, said that if no settlement was reached Clearing tonight with lows in the 60s. Part to Europe — a change in tactics to prevent Itis made of three representatives from possibility of resuming negotiations Mon community opposition'was visible. About Monday night and schools reopened today ly sunny Wednesday with highs in the 70s. a confrontation between developed and each of nine veteran groups in town. day night, but apparently failed. 20 persons carrying signs saying “Jail the the council would “encourage parents to Chance of precipitation: 70 per cent today, developing nations and a compromise over (For additional Memorial Day The teachers said they wanted a 6.9 per Lawbreakers” marched down Main St. at keep their children home.” Schiavo cited 30 per cent tonight, 20 per cent Arab efforts to link oil prices with those of coverage, please turn to page 20.) cent pay increase and a two-year pact in the fringes of the ralty. safety problems of having students in Wednesday. a list of basic commodities. schools without teachers.
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(lliTiiW photo by Uorlowt5 I Highlanders Stepping High in Parade Sibun Delivers Memorial Day Address • / John Sibun, speaker during Memorial Day ceremonies in Center Park, here addresses a large crowd in the park. Drum Major Matthew Ramsey leads the British- E. Center St. Monday in the Memorial Day Parade. American Club’s Stewart Highlanders Pipe Band down (Herald Photo by Barlow)
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PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER: EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 Paving Projects Planned / A B O U T NATIONAl WlATHfR SftVKf FOtfCAST lo 7AM 1ST 5 -2 0 -7 5 3 a 2 4 Weekend Review All you frustrated motorists June 3 is a proposed additional 1975-76 use, leaving a balance of TOWN 3(M>0 79.77 TV TONIGHT who have been wondering when appropriation to next year’s only $7,532. Cancels Act E. Middle ’Tpke. and Keeney St. budget (for the fiscal year Other public hearing items 0 K A T T L C would be paved —have no fear, beginning July 1). It is-fo^ $9,- June 3 are; BERLIN (UPI) - Frank Great Books Discussion that day is near. 500 and would extend twice-a- • A $13,500 appropriation to Fewer Children Sinatra canceled a perfor 6KK) 9:30 Group will meet Wednesday at mance in West Berlin because Assignment America. . . . 24-57 ’The town plans to pave both week garbage pickup through the current Social Services Ac WASHINGTON (UPI) - N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 8 p.m. at (he home of Mrs. of mixed reviews in the Wjest shortly, possibly in July —E. Sept. 30. count, for the town’s General MINNCAPOLI0 American women are having Bew itched...... 5 10:00 William Sleith,' 32 Wyllys St. German press, which blamed Middle Ipke. from Main St. to When the Board of Directors Assistance Program. It would fewer children than at any time TTie Untouchables ...... 9 News...... 5 “Reality Sandwiches” by Allen his age and bad organization for Manchester Green, and Keeney adopted the 1975-76 budget, it be financed by an equal state ICMICAOO' in the nation’s history. The Real McCoys ...... 18 Human Dimension...... 18 Ginsberg will be discussed. the singer’s failure to attract St. from Folly Brook to the specified once-a-week pickup of grant for aid to welfare clients. In its annual population es ’The Honeymooners...... 20 Police Story ...... 20-22-30 New members are welcome. r* 30.00 the expected crowds. Glastonbury town line. garbage as of July 1. ’Die three- timate, the Census Bureau said Electric Company...... 24-57 Interface ...... 24-57 Sinatra’s representatives ac . A public hearing on a month extension is being • Ap $800 additional ap H during the weekend the birth Bonanza...... 40 •A N FRANCISCO cused the West German press 10:30 proposed $60,000 for the paving recommended by Mayor John propriation to next year’s! 1975- and fertility rates of American 6:30 of “a relentless and scurrilous News...... 18 is scheduled for next Tuesday Thompson. The $9,500 would be 76) Recreation Account, for ’The llling Junior High School women dropped to record lows N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 attack on Mr. Sinatra, engaging Silent S kater...... 24 (June 3) at 8 p.m. in the financed from unappropriated umpire fees and summer ac faculty, administration and the I Love Lucy ...... 5 in 1974. in an orgy of vitriolic lies Decision Makes ...... 57 Manchester Municipal surplus. Early this month, the tivities. It would be financed school PTO will have a coffee F LOSANOCLES Because more women are Gentle Ben ...... 18 relating to his personal and Building. town had $56,532 in unap from money already received hour tonight at 7;30 in the reaching child-bearing age, Zoom...... 24-57 11:00 29.051 professional life.” pjews...... 3-8-22-30-40 The sum would be financed propriated surplus. The direc for that purpose from the Silk school cafeteria. Topics to be however, the total population 7:00 The Best of Groucho...... 5 from the annual state grant the tors pinpointed $49,000 of it for City League. discussed include the status of will keep going up for some Anti-Castro Plot News...... 3-22-40 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 town receives for road repairs the llling addition, the time yet. Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 (estimated at about $1W,000 lOWIST TIMHtATUtiE NEW YORK (UPI) - Time I Love Lucy ...... 20 problems of transitional The bureau put the 1974 Truth or Consequences...... 8 SO MIAMI and Newsweek magazines say Captioned N ew s...... 57 this year). Bids will be sought Cigarette Truck Stolen adjustments of eighth graders, birthrate —numbers of births Ironside ...... 9 the Kennedy administration, for the project. and new or expanded programs per 1,000 persons —at 14.9, the Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 11:30 The condition of E. Middle angered by the unsuccessful WEST SPRINGFIELD, ford Despatch and Warehouse so r — lE C e N D — same as in 1973, the lowest level Sounding Board ...... 20 M ovies...... 3-5 Tpke. has been of public con Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961, Mass. (UPI) — Four men Co. at 333 Park Ave. ever. The Romagnolis’ Table ___ 24 The Next Voice You See .8-40 cern for many years. allegedly tried to “depose” or The cargo was estimated to To Tell the T ruth...... 30 The Untouchables ...... 9 Who can forget the times hijacked a large truck loaded “eliminate” Premier Fidel Democratic State Chairman William O’Neill, left, chats Clarence E. Foley and Henry ,T. Becker. Honored be worth between $160,000 and Abortion Survey Woman Is ...... 57 Johnny Carson — ... 20-22-30 letters addressed to persons on with more than $160,000 worth AIR Castro of Cuba. posthumously was the late Kathleen M. Ponticelli. Unable of cigarettes from a warehouse $180,000. I SHOWERS F lo w NEW YORK (UPI) - A 54 to 12:30 with four of the seven Manchester Democrats honored “ Bumpy Middle Tpke.’’ Both magazines stressed in 7:30 to attend the event were Mary A. Aceto and Anthony F. The bandits entered the south BOLAND 70 v r V 38 per cent majority of M ovie...... 9 Saturday night at an Awards Banquet. From O’Neill’s left reached their destination? Or, early today after subduing two their Sunday editions that their side door of the firm about 3; 40 Uft WEAIHU fOIOC AST ® Americans questioned in a re they are; Frederick W. Lowe, Edward J. Tomkiel, Pietrantonio. (Herald photo by Diinn) the time a public official filed a workers. sources stopped short of saying Hogan 1:00 Police said the masked a.m., and surprised and hand cent Harris survey favored her role in “A Moon for the Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 claim with the town for damage OIL CO. the adminstration ordered Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-22 thieves armed with two pistols cuffed one of the employes legalized abortions for women Music Place ...... 18 Misbegotten,” airing as an to his car when it hit a pothole? there. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night, rain or showers will be attempts to assassinate Castro. 2:00 stole the truck from the Hart EST. 1935 who are not more than three The Fourth Estate...... 24 ABC-TV special Tuesdy Combat...... 5. Also up for public hearing found over parts of the upper Mississippi valley, lower Plains region, northern Rockies Newsweek, quoting '/a highly months pregnant. placed intelligence source,” Masquerade P a rty ...... 30 (May 27) at 8:30 p.m. Democrats Honor Seven and New England! Elsewhere, mostly fair weather is in prospect. Minimum temperatures; In 1972, Louis Harris and Manchester and you have good said it was told “a major effort Issues ‘75 ...... 40 from her personal secretary r include; (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 62 (83), Boston 53 (69), Chicago 55 Associates reported, Martin Agronsky ...... 57 By SOL R. COHEN known as the Lady Harry leadership. I feel very close to FUEL OIL was made by the Kennedy ad Friday afternoon she wouldn’t (78), Dallas 69 ( 86), Denver 43 (69), Duluth 45 (69), Houston 69 (85), Jacksonville 70 ( 90), Americans questioned in a Truman of the East Side.” Manchester. Any time you want ministration to get rid of 8:00 attend. similar survey opposed abor (Special tribute was paid Becker — “ The only me to come out and say ‘hello’, Kansas City 60 (82), Los Angeles 58 (73), Miami 74 (87), New Orleans 67 (87), New York 60 Castro.” Good Tim es...... 3 Ma-Ma Mia^s O’Neill, who is House majori Court Seeks Probation Help 38.9« tions by 46 to 42 per cent. Manchester Democrat who just call on me.” The invoca 200 Qillon Minimum (83), Phoenix 68 (97), San Francisco 50 (!71), Seattle 49 (68), St. Louis 59 ( 84), Washington Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Saturday night to seven out- ty leader and is a state ever flew in from Pittsburgh in tion, in the form of a citizens’ 61 (85). Time to Sit _Back Happy D ays...... 8-40 standing Manchester representative from East AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Mrs. Graham Charged a snow storm to attend a town prayer, was by Mayor John Volunteers are needed by the and more intensive work with of school children, retired per ‘ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mets vs. Dodgers...... 9 Cuisine Democrats, at a Third An Hampton, praised people on probation has in 1 24 HOUR SERVICE committee meeting.” state Department of Adult sons, college students and CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - Arthur Burns, chairman of the Greatest Sports Legends ... 18 “The Family Re$taurant” Thompson. nual Honors Banquet held at Foley — “If he ever found the Manchester’s legislators as Probation in the Common Pleas creased demand for the members of civic groups. The wife of evangelist Billy Federal Reserve Board, says Adam-12 ...... 20-22-30 Herbert Stevenson and Paul 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street | Willie’s Steak House and time to write his memoirs it people to be proud of. Courts,, said Mrs. Claire volunteers. Only about 100 now To learn more, call her at 549- 6 4 6 -6 3 2 0 Graham was charged with the government has done The Way It W as...... 24-57 Phillips, co-chairmen of the You’ve Been A$king For It, We've Brought It attended by about 250 per would be a sure best-seller.” “They tell it like it is,” said Collins, volunteer coordinator, work in courts around the state. 3100. assault against a woodcarver, enough to fight recession and 8:30 event, came in for high praise 360 Ctniar SI., Minchttlar sons. I^we — “A leader is best O’Neill. “They speak when they She said increased caseloads Volunteers include mothers Daniel Lewis Pollock, ‘‘by should sit back and let the M.A.S.H...... 3 Back by Special Demand! for planning and producing a SNTCNNIAL bonored were Mary A, Aceto, known When he keeps in the have something to say and not pushing him away and taking a natural economic forces take Merv Griffin Show...... 5 social and financial success. fotmer vice chairman of the background and people barely just because the TV lights are ILM RATING GUIDE sign away from” him. over. ABC Theatre...... 8-40 -OPEN EVERYJIITE- Democratic Town Committee; know he exists, yet acclaim him on and the cameras are grin Pollock was among a small Burns criticized both the Living Word ...... 18 For Parents and Special Buffet Henry T. Becker, former state for serving them so well.” ding.” CHARLES BRONSON band of demonstrators at a visit Republican administration and M ovie...... 20-22-30 representative; Clarence E. Ponticelli — “The kind of per He said, “Our job as . Their Children ' by President Ford for bicenten- Congress for running up federal N ova...... 24 Mon., Tues., & Wed. Night Foley, constable, deputy sheriff son who becomes involved in Democrats is to hold on to nial festivities. Graham debts and said “this country Pioneers of Painting...... 57 from 4:00 to 9:00 P.M. and member of the Hartford community affairs out of what’s good and true, yet, be Im mil T« Ksrsaia OiNCMl Auomicu delivered the benediction at the would go down the drain very AlApiAifiNiRi 9:00 Cdunty Selective Service sincerity — a woman of action, viable enough to listen to event. rapidly” if Congress spent non ODESSA FILE" NBA Playoff...... 3 Bqard; Anthony F. Pietran motivated by the wish to im change and strive for improve Mrs. Graham said at the time stop on economic recovery ALL YOU CAN EAT! Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 tonio, former town director; prove.” ment. of the incident the man asked programs. GRAND OPENING ^cQUEEN - NEWMAN (PG)^ 9:15 Pietrantonio — “Some say he “Our party is alive and I w m nit for his sign back but she refused Burns, interviewed Sunday on Edward J. Tomkiel, long-time Cooking with Theonie...... 57 town clerk; Frederick W. was stubborn and obstinate. vibrant, but we can’t stop “THE TOWERIMG I t«0»M«Rriilll0rNM |R and left it under her feet. She NBC-TV’s “Meet the Press,” t«M lirRih0TiM p« Yet, his willingness to bend and listening to what our young said his action in holding up the said “ ...the thing to do now is to L()we, form er president of INFERNO" to temporize makes him a good Democrats are trying to tell us. sign as the President spoke was sit back for a little while and , Manchester Community man — a valuable man.” I think we’ll be witnessing great SHOWN 8 P.M. "disrespectful” and called the see if the natural forces of THEATER College; and, posthumously, Tomkiel — “He doesn’t spend changes in our party.” TO NIGHT 99c ADM. sign “rather stupid.” economic recovery along with *Children2 .5 12 and Under 0 tA Price. Kithleen M. Ponticelli, former Noting, “The word ‘politi Fraunces Tavern at Broad & The sign read; “Eat the rich” SCHEDULE member of the Manchester his time thinking about the next the stimuli that have been cian’ is under attack,” O’Neill Pearl Streets in New York City and “Don’t tread on me.” BE SURE TO WATCH FOR OUR Housing Authority and the Ad- election, but spends it trying to CELEBRATION released by the Congress and and erected in 1719 as the virory Park and Rec Commis improve conditions in the com said, “I’m not ashamed to say the President and the Federal Manchester Drive-In — OTHER DAILY SPECIALS! I’m a politician, and neither DeLancey mansion, was ac Alaskan Quake Reserve Board are having the sion. Each received a scroll and munity.” quired by Samuel Fraunces in “Breakout” 8;20; “The Odessa a Symbolic Democratic donkey Accepting the award for the should you. PALMER, Alaska (UPI) - A desired effect.” “There are good and bad in STRE3AND - O'NEAL (0 ) ^MONIUNeUllAMTTU 1762 and operated as the moderate earthquake occurred File” 10; 00 in*a cube of lucite. late h&s. Ponticelli was her (ApiMMMVMiV Queen’s Head Tavern. The ■ Vernon Cinema 1 — “What’s 'presenting the awards was husband, Charles Ponticelli. all walks of life — the butcher, " VmiAT UP DOC?" in the Gulf of Alaska Sunday but South Korean Policy the baker, the candlestick Long Room was the scene of it was not large enough to Up Doc?” 7;15-9;15 Democratic Town Chairman Accepting for Mrs. Aceto, who SHOWN 7:15-9:15 ^ Washington’s farewell to his of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Cinema 2 — “The Towering was unable to attend, was her maker. If you continue to New Tollan(j Office Now Open - MPAA generate a tidal wave and no Tdd Cummings, who said, ficers on Dec. 4, 1783, The Senate Democratic leader Mike choose the good candidates you TONIGHT 99c ADM. IZI damage was reported. Inferno” 8;00 “Never in a million years could son, Russell Aceto. And, accep World Almanac recalls. The Mansfield says the United UA East 1 - “The Great we really express the kind of ting for Pietrantonio, who was have been choosing, you have The National Weather Ser States would have to defend Tavern was restored by the Waldo Pepper” 7; 15-9; 15 personal feeling, appreciation in the Midwest attending his nothing to be asham ^ of and Rt. 195, quarter mile south of I-86 Exit 99 vice’s Palmer Observatory South Korea from any invasion Sons of the Revolution in the UA East 2 - “What’s Up add thanks we have for these son’s graduation from college, everything to be proud of.” State of New York. reported the quake had a by the North, but otherwise MOtt CWIDREII UNDER 8 HOT ADWITTED EVENWGS “preliminary” magnitude of 5.7 Doc?” 7;30-9;15 people. They are people of was Ronald Gates. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I should get off the Asian UA East 3 — “Breakout” A Short Visit Cf^yright (c) 1975 on the Richter Scale. diverse views but they all have C ouldn’t A ttend mainland. 7;20-9;00 the concerns of the public at Stopping in for a short visit \ Mansfield said, however, the Gov. Ella Grasso, who was Showplace — “Shampoo” heart. They are sincere was Lt. Gov. Robert Killian and Free Gifts at All Offices. BURNSIDE □ & U.S. should not retreat into expected to be guest speaker, 7;15-9; 15 people.” sent a letter of regret at not Mrs. Killian. They were on SNMMKM isolationism in the post- Hurnside 1 — “Shampoo” being able to attend. In it wefe their way to attend West Vietnam era. 7;30-9;30 Haven’s Mayor’s Ball. llling Drama Club Mansfield said future policy Many Concerns best wishes to Manchester Burnside 2 — "Towering He said, “ I am the m.c. Democrats and congratulations Killian was resplendent in ■ MB should be aimed at assuring Inferno” 8; 00 tonight and to me m.c. means to the s^ e n people honored. evening clothes, including a WARREN AFA"- “TOWERING world stability through the Showcase Cinema 1 — “Fun Offers ‘Drunkard’ ‘many concerns.’ We She des^nated Democratic blue, ruffled shirt. mutual efforts of nations — in ny Lady” 8;00 Acknowledging a “Boy, are (R) pg Democrats have them — con State Chairman William "SHAMPOO' INFERNO” cluding Communist nations — Showcase Cinema 2 — “Day you dressed up” greeting, he The llling Drama Club will Miss Dayl McComb, drama rather than by American cerns for ourselves but, most of O’Neill to represent the ad 7:30 - 9:30 8:00 P.M. of the Locust” 8; 15 all, concerns for all the people ministration. quipp^, “In Frog Hollow (his FREE - Blue Heritage four piece place present its adaptation of “The coach, and the drama group are military power. Showcase Cinema 3— “Tom neighborhood in Hartford) we \ Drunkard” Friday and Satur Mansfield’s comments came all the time.” Mrs. Grasso had accepted an settipg with deposits of $25 or more. gg« WdNDAY-TUESDAY 99* presenting the performance in my” 7;25-9;40 always dress like this on Satur- day in the llling cafeteria at 8 the style of a dinner theater. in an address prepared for the (Cummings had a thumbnail invitation to attend as long ago Showcase Cinema 4 — , day night.” Georgetown University Law description of each of the , as Feb. 7 and had confirmed pm . The only exception is that no “Passenger” 7; 15-9;35 On a more serious note, he Here’s an opportunity to build a complete set of School commencement Sunday seven, as follows; two weeks ago she would be be served before the play dinner will be offered. Instead, said, “You’re good people in beautiful Blue Heritage ironstone dinnerware imported StiCHCASE CINEMA/ 1234 a dessert of ice cream sundaes night and a Public Service Aceto — “She was always present. Cummings learned begins. from the center of the English dinnerware industry, 1-84EXIT5 8 - SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. The audience will witness a with homemade toppings will Television interview aired Mon Staffordshire County. Manufactured by Enoch . EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 performance which sometimes day night. Brig. Gen. Stand Watie, chief HERALD YESTERDAYS ' FREE LIGHTED PARKING* Wb Honor MASTER surrounds them and in which of the Cherokee Nation, became Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd., the dinnerware is dish they can participate. The actors the last Confederate general to washer safe and chip resistant. The entire service, surrender on June 23,1865. will be on a thrust stage and in 25 Years Ago struction of, $940,000 seyvage treatment including completer sets, is on display at our office. PASSENGER" the aisles. plant to handle industrial and domestic PG William V. DeHan is elected for his Start with a tree place setting and build a complete 4 ' Starring Jack NIcholton Admission is $1.25 for Barry Expects Passage wastes in the Parker Village area. third term as chairman of the Democratic set at fantastic savings. Open or add to your savings Tim. Hn H a t. Era US, S'JS 1:25, SM children and $1.75 for adults if Seniors Donald Mordavsky of H E n 7:15, IMS SiL, Sa aN H a bought in advance at llling. Of Bill on Juveniles Town Committee. Manchester High School and Karen Bartle account now and take home our service. S -:-! w . w a la a » » . ???. « ? . 15; 2U5, 4H 72$, MS t s i Tickets will be available at the of East Catholic are awarded $500 Additional place settings may be purchased with each door at a 25-cent increase for BIG SA/INGS AT BONANZA scholarships from Catholic Graduates Vi: State Sen. David Barry of Next, the bill calls for the 10 Years Ago $25 deposit. Purchase price per tour piece place children and adults. Consulting engineer recommends con- Club of Greater Hartford. Manchester said this weekend state to create a maximum EVERY TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY.! setting is $3.95 plus tax. Fill he has high hopes now for the security facility for juvenile ;s*; Tm fln 71m. Tm . tin Thn. En. US “Transfer Bill” on juvenile offenders where they can be E it lM Fri. En. 7ai, MS offenders passed by the State given psychiatric help. FrlEn7M,MI S il Em m s . 4:2L 7J1 MS : SaieaiiJ gggggg la e l Hae.,.m us,M ! Senate Friday. “I have been all over the 42S, 721,1 It now goes to the House SaMHa state,” Barry said. “There are 224, S24,124 where Barry expects passage no such places now. We need -T ew d or before the end of this week. FREE one.” CONTINUOUS SHOWS ALL CINEMAS “SHAMPOD” (R) 9. Admission: 99C The bill has won the support The state may be able to A new pewter-like alloy that is durable and tarnish- MONDAY, MEMORIAL DAY of several town groups in meet the bill’s demands for cluding the Manchester Area such a place at Long Lane proot, Free with following deposits. r , Chamber of Commerce and an School for juvenile offenders, $100 or more (A) Single candleholder cq;\ t h e a t r e s e a s t informal group cafling he said. It is building a new themselves Concerned Citizens maximum security building of Manchester. there. Part of it may be used to $250 or more (B) Lo Boy Cand leholder with cand le satisfy the second part of the A L L D A Y T U E S D A Y ALL DAY WEDNESDAY I The bill allows a Juvenile bill. $500 or more (C)13 inch Pillar Candle with candle ■AnAlU ITmilANO Court judge to transfer a se RIB-EYE DINNER FISH DINNER Choose one or cond offender to Superior Court Barry, a member of the ‘W H A rsup Doc?” e ’ (D)Chamberstickwith candle after, a hearing on charges the senate’s judiciary committee, $ 1 .4 9 $ 1 .2 9 Herman J. offender committed a serious has worked on the bill since it David J. James M. went to the juvenile law sub A juicy rib-eye steak, baked Tender filet of fish with a tossed felony (punishable by a year or Torstenson Gerrity, Jr. Heck $5000 or more (E) Six light Candelabra with candles FEATURING committee. more in prison for adults). potato, salad, choice of dressing and salad, choice of dressing, crispy french Choose one or MARIO MANZINI Texas Toast. fries and Texas Toast. 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Valid at all shops In Manchester, Glastonbury, Vernon, . Martial Arts Exhibition" South Windsor and throughout Connecticut \ PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., May 27. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975- PAGE FIVE Group Backs MANCHE.™. NEWS Flood Plan MANCHESTER AREA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES Amston Lake Study Committee Names Officers V tf HEBRON Mastrandrea also said the variance to allow the use of 1- meetings are always open to German, secretary, and Mrs. Zoning Board ‘ SOUTH WINDSOR Anne Dallaire Diane Boucher, treasurer. Hearing Wednesday %-acre lot on Old Stone House Nancy Carr the MACC office or even more the public and the ALCSC is ap Rd., for a building lot. The Judy Kuehnel Correspondent She Berate Nominations will also be The Hebron Zoning Board of Executive Director by effectively by putting your preciative of any comments, parcel of land is in a R-2 Zone. Corre§pondenl 228-3267 either written or oral, from the accepted from the floor. Appeals will- conduct a public 644-1364 Manchester Area Conference ideas on paper to be shared with The Amston Lake Classifica public. Election of officers will hearing Wednesday at 8 p.m. at of Churches in cooperation with tijdny others and sending it to tion Study Committee (ALCSC) the MACC, P.O. Box 773, Alan Long of Meadowbrook first and third Wednesday of precede the potluck with a the Town Office Building to The Board of Directors of the the Capitol Region Conference unanimously elected Salvatore Watch Your Manchester. Rd., Amston asked if the every month at 8 p.m. at the business meeting and installa hear the following applications: South Windsor Avery Heights of Churches, the Hartford Mastrandrea as the chairman ALCSC would be evicting any Town Office Building and will tion of officers to follow. Ernest J. Reed, Rt. 85, Water Association has ap Jewish Federation, and the and Mrs. Anne Dallaire as National Conference of Chris Also co-sponsored by MACC, persons who are not in com close their meetings at 10:15 Meets Tonight Bolton, for a variance to allow proved the town’s plans to erect CRCC, and NEWSBRACC and secretary at a meeting pliance with the regulations. the use of three parcels of land tian and Jews and the last week.. p.m. The Central Office Com a spillway which is expected to VOTU (Voice of the Unheard) Mastrandrea said the purpose as building lots located at Rt. 66 FAT-GO Archdiocess of Hartford recent mittee will meet ’Tuesday at control the water flow from 1) will be “ Wired Church,” a Other members of the ALCSC and Burrows Hill Rd. These lots ly sponsored a seminar on the now for the ALCSC is to define PTO To Elect 7:30 p.m. in the Lose ugly excess weight with the Avery Pond into Avery Brook. workshop on the methods, uses, are Mrs. Eula Berglund, Roy winter and summer residences The Hebron PTO will hold a have insufficient frontage. sensible NEW FAT-GO diet Hojpcaust, the systematic Wirth and Richard Keefe. Superintendent’s Office at the plan. Nothing sensational Just costs, and equipment for only. potluck supper Wednesday at Salvatore V. Rinaldi, 80 Sim murder of six million jews just The ALCSC was formed after Gilead Hill Elementary School. steady weight loss for those that videotaping by local churches Long also asked if there 6:30 p.m. at the Gilead Hill mons Rd., East Hartford, for a Next, approval must be ob 30 years ago. Keefe, the Hebron building in really want to lose. and church groups. The would be a public hearing on the Elementary School. tained from the South Windsor Community leaders of the spector, asked the members of A full 12 day supply only $3-00 workshop will be held Friday, ALCSC findings. Mastrandrea Persons whose name begins Planning and Zoning Commis Hartford area were invited to the Planning and Zoning Com Ask drug store from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the said there would be no public with A-M are askld to bring a sion and the Inlands-Wetlands attend the seminar and share mission for aid in the classifica Bolton Gets Job Funds about the FAT-GO reducing plan VOTU studios on the American hearings unless there was a vegetable or salad to serve 10 and start losing weight this week. Agency. > with one another their thinking tion of summer ahd year-round School for the Deaf campus, 139 change in the regulations. with N-Z a main dish is The town recently received board in front of the Town Hall. Money back in full if not complete on the agonizing and residences at the Amston Lake N. Main St., West Hartford. The ALCSC will send a letter requested to serve eight. $1,243.94 as reimbursement of The buses that stop are ly satlsOed with weight loss from theologically perplexing area. to the Zoning Board of Appeals Teachers are asked to provide a Title VI employment costs for the very first package. The spiliway will allow a questions that have continued Rather than a talk session or Mastrandrea informed Arrow Line, Bonanza and to request that a member sit on dessert. January, February and March Introductory faster flow of water during to haunt the world since the seminar, this workshop is residents who attended that this Barstow. $300 the ALCSC meetings since Also at this meeting, officers from the Economic Develop Offer Worth heavy rains and prevent backup horror of the concentration aimed at giving you a chance to was the ALCSC first meeting The schedules were sent by many cases pertaining to the for next year will be elected. ment Manpower. and flooding which has plagued camps were exposed. experience videotape as a tool and that the committee is to Priscilla Sawyer, transporta Cut out this ad — take to store ALCSC appears before the The nomination committee can Bus Schedules Posted listed. Purchase one pack of residents in the area. In the stunned silence that in your church. The all-day ses study and submit a written tion planner, at the request of Zoning Board of Appeals for didates include Mrs. Judy A copy of the schedules of FAT-GO and receive one FAT- enveloped the room after the sion will show how videotape report to the Planning and Richard Morra and David GO Pack Free. showing of “Night and Fog,” a can sharpen teaching methods, hearings. Spragg, president; Mrs. Carol buses that stop in Belton has Dreselly, first selectman and LIGGETT REXALL DRUG After e])proval is .^btained A. Zoning Commission. Manchester Parkade film on the Holocaust, Dr. can make preaching more The ALCSC will meet the Pelletier, vice president; Jo been posted on the bulletin selectman respectively. from the PZC and Inlands- Harvey McArthur of Hartford Wetlands Agency, construction effective, can provide an out Beyond The Call of Duty Seminary Foundation posed the reach to shut-ins and the com can begin when easement rights 2 following questions: Barbara Leach, a teacher at Orchard Hill School in South Windsor serves as Paul to the land are signed. munity at large, can add a new “If one remains silent what dimension to church meetings Revere’s horse in the annual fair parade. Paul Revere was played by Steven Rodonis of then?” and can record for posterity im Amlemui-Uttle Miller Rd., South Windsor. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) The question, however, of “What is the nature of reality portant church events. who will be responsible for that these things happen? What maintenance — the Avery is humankind that these things A variety of church-related happen? I look at my family, activities will be videotaped at Zoning Procedures Changed my friends, in my mirror, and the VOTU studies, with the oltc Herald O u r R eg. ^5 & ^6 these are questions I do not workshop participants sitting in 7 SOUTH WINDSOR number and map numbers as A $20 deposit will be required answer.” the studio so they can see the recorded in the Town for the sign advertising the zone “The Holocaust is a preparation and taping Judy Kuehnel catacylsmic reminder of man’s Assessor’s Office. change. The applicant will be Heights Water Association or procedures. Workshop par Correspondent TOPS! TOPS! inhumanity to man. Read any 644-1364 Maps must be submitted in responsible for displaying the the town — has come up. ticipants also will be offered a newspaper to see smaller The South Windsor Planning triplicate, showing dimensions sign on the property, to be visi chance to help in preparing and Holocausts endlessly repeated taping under the direction of miHt ble from a town street, at least a areal idea’ SALE! of the property to the nearest Association President Robert and Zoning Commission (PZC) and the questions re-asked.” has approved a series of foot, acreage, current zone and feiTcontinuous days before the Hornish does not feel that ques the VOTU staff. “Is there a God? What is God amendments to the Zoning zone change request, and public hewing. The $20 deposit tion is a major issue. He said he that such things did, can, and do Regulations pertaining to names of current property will be refunded when the sign plans to discuss it with Public The church groups who will happen? The Holocaust raises procedures to file an applica owners within 500 feet in all is returned. Works Director Emil Lucek be the subjects of the these questions in an acute tion or permit. directions. If approval is granted the soon. videotaping segments will get a Celebrating the 49th year of our Great Idea; making our The amendments, which When the area requested for applicant must submit a plot fashion.” chance to react to their perfor “The Christian community were approved by the PZC last zone change is within 500 feet plan. This map must be mances, and the workshop par stamped and sign^ by the PZC The spillway, along with a bears a significant responsibili ticipants will get an idea of how week, state that application of an abutting town line, this in watershed project planned for own fine dothing and selling direct to you for less! forms must be submitted in formation will be clearly in and filed with the town clerk. ty for the centuries of anti videotaping can be used for sometime within the next few more effective religious com triplicate with a $25 application dicated on the map and the The zoning map in the town Great summer IcxDks! Cool and semitism. In some sense, the clerk’s office must be changed years, is seen as a solution to failure of the churches provided munication. And this week we’re holding a spedal sale on another fee. application. the many years of flooding comfortable polyester knits, cotton Proof of ownership, or valid The applicant, or his to reflect the new zone. The blends and nylons in solids and the soil in which these .things effective date of the approved problems experienced by the happened and continue to The workshop vyill provide option to buy the property, representative, will be required residents in the Avery Brook prints. Choose short sleeve or sleeve cost estimates for various kinds . . . to appear at a public hearing on zone change will be the date of happen.” G reat Id e a a 3-piece wardrobe that’s sport coat and slacks must be submitted by the area. less styles including V-necks, crew of formats, color or black and applicants, including parcel the zone change. filing the map. “Is there any escape from necks, placket fronts and T-shirts. ■ repeating these horrors that oc white, in-the-studlo or on loca cur on a smaller scale over and tion and also information on for casual wear... plus a suit when the occasion demands. over and over again? How is it equipment costs and rentals for possible for us as individuals those who want to do their own O u r R eg. ^7 & ^8 and groups to ensure that what production. has happened will not happen again? I am at least challenged One ot the action participants to accept the responsibility that in the “Wired Church” will be the Sacred Dance Group of our AGWA^ where my actions are con own Center Congregational [ a g w a y cerned such things will not Church. Begun by Betty Simp happen.” son, this group has appeared in Meeting in a brief summation SPRINO RMNT many area churches, on TV, at the end of the work period, and at Lancaster Seminary in supeR several ideas were put forward. Pennsylvania. 1 They were community building larex between congregations, ONE COAT development through religious Reservations are limited to 301 and secular education of an in 75. 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/ -i P A P . g R i < - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., May 27, 197^ iHaurliPstpr Siipiilun Hrralh
5 ® E D OPINION E 8 ® k- w £ '5 (0 I « o £ E O £ - . LU 2 0 g OPEN FORUM S O * « 2 C a m b o d i a n s « w c O) ® q O ■S 5 ® .E 4. Freeze the present state employe’s £ » £ a -gO aS wT 1 I WhaVs Happening wages and salaries and reduce the number ■o■“ u c -® S-o of employes by attrition until the tax crisis c 3 3>'E 8=5 c S H um an U pheaval At iiung fr. High? C6 O 3 * a a 73 passes. > , O- O » 3 5. Eliminate all able-bodied persons 1. >« S <2 3 To the editor: £ ® m 5 c ..5 2. > A social “experiment” un comprehend, as is the suffering and What’s happening at Illing Jr. High from the welfare ••oils if they refuse any (8 O o employment. W o O T) precedented in history, at least in hardship yet to be endured until the School? With only 24 school days left, my ^ CO ® e a n wife and I had no choice but to transfer 6. Suspend all experimental education ■c '5 * . .« = * m (T “new, sound, clean” society is es ( A ^ X o. a T, modern history, is taking place in our daughter tq Bennet Jr. High. The projects during the tax crisis. 1 <•- o>± O N 7. Eliminate funding for nonproductive Cambodia, judging by what little news tablished. reason for this is the state of discipline (or — CD j >. ® " t u lack of discipline) at this school. I don’t commissions, boards, and study groups 2 « .2..2» o ® = And again, one is struck by the dou O) c o seeps out of that suddenly self- know what the opinions of other parents supported by the taxpayers. t ® r ■£ o) S. imprisoned land. Compared to it, ble standard of morality displayed by are but i cannot condone the use of By far the biggest threat to Gov. profanity in the classroom or the in- Grasso’s administration and to the £ I > Albania, which up to now has probably those who were m ost vociferous in 5 ® a , itimidation of individual students by working people of Connecticut is the ‘ Q. 0) . their opposition to the U.S. involve o j j n been the least-known and least-visited “gangs” of other kids. menace of a state income tax. The most prominent pushers for an income tax are UJ Communist country in the world, ment in the Cambodian struggle. When a child comes home from school Democratic Reps. Irving Stolberg of New S i j g Again, nothing from them but silence and is actually “afraid” to go back the looks like a wide-open society. next day, most parents’ first reaction is to Haven, George R itter and Howard E 5 H With the announced goal of creating in the face of one of the cruelest get right down to school and find out Klebanoff of Hartford, and Sen. Audrey what’s going on. Which is exactly what I Beck of Mansfield, as well as several ^ o e , ^ £ S “ a new social system that is sound, human upheavals in history. Q . £ did. Well, a parent can only go through so Democratic town and city mayors. What Cambodia does is, of course, clean, free from corruption and in much red tape without achieving any Let us hope that they will not succeed in pulling the rug out from under Gov: which there is no hooliganism, graft, its own business. But one can imagine results. Grasso. the rallies, the protests, the After contacting the-principal, the vice embezzlement, gambling, prostitu principal, and the youth counselor, it Frank U. Lupien tion, alcoholism, etc.,” the new rulers demonstrations in this country had seems that everyone’s aware of a dis 21 Sunset St. a . cipline problem. But my question is, why Manchester of Cambodia have undertaken nothing the late and unlamented regime in can’t anything be done about it? The at South Vietnam attempted anything less than the evacuation of the titude of the administration seems to be nation’s entire popuiation from its resembling what is going on in Cam “what can we do?” There must be feasible approach to this bodia. ‘Fine Art?^ largest cities and towns and the es problem. If there wasn’t, then all schools I- tablishment of a communal, agrarian It is a strange kind of “morality” would be in this state, and I can see darn To the editor : I have often considered writing all that agonizes over every fault and well that they aren’t. society. It was with great regret that we made manner of indignant letters protesting shortcoming in a non-Communist As one observer has remarked, not the decision to transfer our daughter various real or imagined cruelties and in justices. But never until this episode have even in China has such a thorough society and remains utterly oblivious because we could see that although it solved our daughter’s problem, if didn’t I actually give my ire full vent. to the far greater crimes committed I ^ ^ going revoiution in human affairs change anything at Illing. On the night of May 16,1 took part in a been attempted so abruptly. in the name of communism. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reilly dress rehearsal, held at the Vernon Center 63 Wadsworth St. Middle School auditorium, for the recital Immediately following the seizure If nothing else, the Cambodian Manchester of the Mary Dunphy School of Dance Arts. of the capital of Phnom Penh, a city of ordeal has made manifest the Mrs. Dunphy had booked the school many months in advance for this event. Belinda Welti holds her prize winning essay on world hunger. Presenting her some three million, the new order was hollowness of soul of those who How The State However, the school subsequently also the prize on behalf of the Council on World Hunger in Manchester was the rejoiced in the collapse of the U.S.- put into motion. Doctors in the middle rented the auditorium to the Manchester Rev Ronald Fournier of Emanuel Lutheran Church. (Herald photo by 1 5 ^ supported governments in South Viet Could Save Money Civic Orchestra for 8 the same night. of operations were forced to leave the Reginald Pinto) There were many children and adults in hospitals. The old, the young, the nam and Cambodia. By their silence To the editor: For the past month Gov. Ella Grasso volved in this rehearsal and although it healthy and infirm — all were ordered in the aftermath, especially in Cam has been subjected to all sorts of pressure was difficult to coordinate them all, we P t= 5 : i i did manage to be almost through by 8. The at gun- and bayonet-point to join the bodia, by their callous indifference to because of her attempts to produce a state budget requiring much belt , tightening last rtumber to be rehearsed was belly the fate of seven million human Views on W orld Hunger mass trek into the countryside with ana sharply reduced spending of tax dancing by several women. At 8:05 we ^ — O ^ i s i i ■ what they could carry on their per beings, they have forfeited any claim dollars. were in the middle of our dance, with the 2 a . £ It seems very strange that Gov. Grasso, music still playing, when the members of 1IU9 w n they pretend to have on the nation’s or Editor’s Note: Natural disasters such as earthquakes, sons. with a Democratic majority in both the orchestra decended upon the stage like In cooperation with the English Depart floods and droughts have also hindered The suffering and hardship this the world’s conscience. legislative branches, has been undercut a swarm of locusts and began setting up ment at Manchester High School the food production. However, even under the ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ # and thwarted by her own party members. their chairs and music stands making it must have entailed is impossible to Manchester Council on World Hunger con best circumstances many of the un One can only conclude that the intensity of impossible for the dancOrs to continue. ducted a writing contest for students at derdeveloped nations do not have the lobbying by the fully organized forces of They accompanied the physical interrup the high school. Many types of entries ' necessary climate to produce vast the Connecticut Education Assn., the tion by making such comments as make were accepted including a video tape, harvests. Large areas of northeastern Connecticut State Employes Assn. way for “fine art” who needs what you are political cartoons, poems, posters, stories Brazil, central Africa: and Asia receive (Union), the greatly over-subsidized doing. rain (rainfall includes rain, snow, sleet, I have seen children behave with more and letters. University of Connecticut, state teachers and hail) in such large bursts that cultiva 'consideration, respect, and decorum than The criteria for judging was based 40 D om inoes or Cards? colleges and community colleges, and the tion is extremely difficult. Syria on the the so-called artists of this orchestra. per cent on the amount of research done, welfare department are determined to de other hand receives some twenty inches of They were rude and totally un 50 per cent on creativity, and 10 per cent mand more money regardless of the abili rain annually which is ideal for crops. professional. As for art, I am all in favor on the way it was presented (appearance). ty of the state’s taxpayers to pay. However, the rain falls during the winter. The “domino theory” has been done just that — and therein may iie of the fine arts. I would even venture to Judges for the contest were Rev. Dr. Clif Less than six months ago these same The largest area which has an average an its subtle danger. ,— ^ say that I have attended more concerts, ford Simpson, past president of the Coun given new credence by the recent lobbying groups were sky high in the nual rainfall of twenty inches a year is the ballets, and operas than some members of cil; Burl Lyons, publisher of The Herald, If an image is what[ we n^d, it praise and support of Gov. Grasso. How eastern and central United States. Russia WE WE W E r a WE e”ents in Southeast Asia. First Cam that orchestra. However, nobody has the and Richard Eller, associate professor of soon the atmosphere changed when Gov. has a similar rainfall; however, cold and GIVE [r ljG i OWE wouid be more accurate and u ^ fu l to right to demean another person’s tastes English at Manchester Community SHE ^ ■ gwi give® G IVEL^EIV E GIVE ■ ^ bodia, then South Vietnam. Wiil Laos Grasso could not and would not give them evaporation must also be considered. admit that what we attempted to prop everything they asked for. Can it be that and pleasure. To some, belly dancing, as College. and Thailand be the next to fall? Then First place winner was Belinda Welti Another reason why these nations do not they only wanted to use Gov. Grasso for any other dance from, is an art. We get a up in Indochina at Such great cost was whose winning entry appears below. use their land to its best advantage is •u • O- -O- -0 -O' 0 0 ^ Burma, Malaysia, South Korea, the their own selfish aims? Gov. Grasso great deal of pleasure out of doing it and 0 ■u- ■0 Honorable mention was given to Nancy because they lack the knowledge and the ■O' not a row of solid dominoes but a flim deserved far greater cooperation to we give a great deal of enjoyment to those Philippines? Bidwell, Beverly Byam, Andrian Godreau ' fertilizer. Prices of fertilizer, a petroleum achieve the necessary budget cuts that who see us perform. No matter how good According to the theory, there is an sy house of cards. It collapse need not and Barbara Senna. by-product, have risen sharply in the past would have prevented any new significant musically the Manchester Civic Orchestra The other outstanding entries will be on year. Future prospects for increasing In CO inevitability to the process. If one have adverse repercussions may become, in my estimation they will 1 ! tax increases. dia’s food production are not good for this UJ never be worth listening to till they display at a future date. ^ o domino is permitted to tumble, the elsewhere — unless, of course, the Here are some real measures that would reason. — N become decent human beings. Miss Welti’s essay: other governments we fear will be save lots of state tax dollars: An even more paradoxical reason is the CO CO 0 0 CO — ^ others, standing in line, will collapse 1. Raising the working hours for state I sincerely hope that you will print this The world hunger crisis is a many fact that famine appears to bring an N next are of similarly insubstantial employes from 35 to 40 hours. ietter so that the community will know in turn. faceted problem that will onlh yield to apathy. In these stricken nations the peo 2. Raising State employe retirement age what kind of a group they are supporting. The theory at least has the virtue of construction. solution by breaking it into its basic parts. ple are so hungry that 'they can not ■ I*' from 50 to 65 years. Ann Slater And that, unfortunately, may be produce food. being easily and vividly pictured — 3. Cut out all personal use of state cars Tolland Within the past year the world hunger Because of the rapid population growth precisely the problem. by all state officials and employes. Telephone 875-6396 and many editorial cartoonists have crisis has come into sharp focus as a one-half of the people in the hungry result of the continuing and evident food nations are children. The caloric needs of Vx. shortage. As the leading food producer, as a child is about 2700 calories at age fifteen. well as the wealthiest nation in the world, The requirement for an adult at age forty we must recognize the following: is about 2200 calories. A child also TODAY’S 1) Hungry nations for a variety of requires a 10 per cent increase in calories THOUGHT ANDREW TULLY reasons are not able to control exploding each year of growth. UJ population. Since most scientific developments in 2) Hungry nations again for a variety of agriculture take between three and five reasons have had a drop in the amount of years of testing to affect production, it is 2 clear that with the underdeveloped coun-1 A girl was playing with her ball one day. L et’s Face Reality food produced. > t / ) 7 ' 3) With a large part of the population tries on the verge of famine, scientific “Why are you playing alone?” asked a ui below the age of fifteen requiring a larger research is not a short term solution. 3 H 2 S!)LU UJ passerby. caloric intake than a person of age forty, One solution for the population explosion “I am not playing alone,” replied the t/3 modern science can not discover new is contraceptives. It is the people on this girl. “I am playing with God. I throw the a fact that dames are prettier than guys, IV/) . UJ WASHINGTON - Although I oppose the Let us face reality. This is a country sources of food in time to lessen the earth now that cause famine. Birth control ball up and He throws it down.” with more cunningly contrived architec ___> a/, embattled Equal Rights Amendment for with a record of somehow getting involved techniques are the future solutions. 2UJt/l There is more to this innocent reply than ture, and they would look real sweet in the problem. C h 2 U J iu (/> women, I will admit freely that 1 am in one shooting war after another, and I Only the developed nations of the world, The irrimediate solution but short term 1 it appears to be on the surface. The ball regalia of a private first class. For most titillated by one of the consequences that think the United States deserves and primarily the United States, will be able to solution lies in increasing production of -0 obeys the law of gravity which is part of women, of course, that rank would be of c r P I / * would follow its enactment. It is that requires the best fighting forces in the ease the crisis. This problem must be ap food in the United States, Canada, Argen uj t the natural laws of the universe. As God is fleeing brevity. As any husband can con UJ OCO Q. females would be made subject to the world. Should ERA become the law of the tina, Australia and parts of Europe. This the source of these laws, He is involved in firm, all females are of leadership proached objectively, without regard to military draft. land, I am sure Uncle Sam's brass hats increase in production must include an in a^ o c______c every natural act that we perform. He is material, and within a few weeks we political or religious dogma. We must face would be delighted to . infiltrate their ternational plan for proper distribution. inde^ our great Partner in life and with males would be addressed food packages the problem with total consciousness of i*oa»x^ o-'P. u- — troops with women, especially of the Most capitalist countries can not give Him so near, we are never alone. to generals. the consequences of failure. married variety. The only-sometimes gentler sex -is also At the present time we are living in a their food away and pay for all the other Submitted by The. reason is obvious. Women are in braver than most men. They not only world where two thirds of our population raw materials including oil. Therefore, it Dr. Leon Wind, Rabbi better physical shape than men, and take enjoy a good fight, but are very good at the lives in a state of permanent hunger. A is necessary that a policy for crediting n ' > ® o - O' m < Temple Beth Sholom better care of themselves. They rarely sit m m i sport. I could name at least a dcizen major facet of this problem is the rapidly food production and contribution against VJL- up all night playing poker at the club or lEtirnittg Mrralb females who would be boxing champions increasing population in our lesser raw materials be established; In other u_ ■O' consider it their civic duty to close up • 0 - FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 today had they elected to fight for money. developed nations. An estimate shows that words, if we establish a supply of food for •u- h - P ete’s Place at 3 a.m. With some •O- CD Published by the Published every Cassius Clay, alias Ali Something, would (starting in 1957) the populations of Costa these nations a supply of petroleum should Manchester evening except Sun notorious exceptions, they don’t smoke as t M T « T r • never have laid a glove on my sister Lucy Rica and Syria doubled in the past two also be set up. The needs of the un Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. much or drink as much as men. They eat or that redheaded Egan girl down the years. The population of Taiwan and the derdeveloped nations would be established < / ) 4 5 6 7 8 ) 10 Square. Manchester. Entered at the lettuce and beets. 11 12 U 14 IS Ifi 17 Conn. 06040. Manchester. Conn.. street. Dominican Republic will double by 1977. and would be met by a joined effort of I I 19 20 21 22 23 24 Telephone 643-2711 Post Ottice as Second Most males figure they’ve had their dai- I would not today pick a fight with Ger 1978 through 1980 are the predicted popula energy and food supplers. 25 2$ 27 28 29 30 ALMANAC (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. , ly exercise after strolling two blocks to a .W)( maine Greer, Martha Mitchell, Judith tion doubling dates for Venezuela, Viet The food supplier would purchase oil BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER bus stop. Women work and play at keeping Crist, or any member of the Women’s nam, Mexico, Brazil and Panama. The partly by contribution to foqd supply. Stan in shape. I am intimately acquainted with CD SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES Liberation Movement’s politburo. main sustenance of these nations is grain. dards for the size of the contribution in q 0 V 1 Ul one beauteous doll who plays tennis three A m UJ . . " F t By United PreHs International True, most women dislike getting up in This year India has reached close to six relation with the nation’s resources could PAYABLE IN ADVANCE or four times a. week, jumps horses over f t 00 • L r-ciy t V Today is Tuesday, May 27, the 147th day the morning, but I expect they could hundred million people, yet produced a lit be established by a U.N. council. Although £ h l i Single Copy ... 15« 3 Months ... $11.70 fences, swims like Johnny Weissmuller oS of 1975 with 218 to follow. W ee k ly ...... 90« 6 Months ... $23.40 manage with the help of the typical top tle more than one hundred million tons of the solution would be between the Western Ul 5 ^ used to, and does 100 yards in 10 seconds The moon is approaching its last ONE Month .. $3.90 One Year... $46.80 sergeant. Yon sergeants are above all grain. An average person requires one capitalist countries and the Arab oil- Ui S d : 4:5 flat. To Molly, basic training would be a quarter. Mail Hates Upon Request pragmatic souls, and I do not believe they fourth of a ton per year. This means that producers, this solution is not meant to m The morning stars are Mars and Subscribers who p.m. should telephone rest cure. would split hairs over a late-rising female India is fifty million tons short of the exclude tbf Communist countries. It is ob (ail to receive their the circulation depart Yet I do not believe she is exceptional in ° o ^ 8- 5 J .4 c ! ? g ■<= Jupiter. soldier whose specialty was piping out necessary food supply. vious thai China will never be able to i - B t 3 Herald belore 5:30 menl. 647-9946. the sound body department. For some The evening stars are Mercury, Venus machine gun nests single-handed. Between the years 1950 and 1975 the pop export food with its 800 million people. I f ? ^ 5 i s f | u j o i l reason, probably glandular, women have D and Saturn. Meiyfber Audit Bureau of Circulations SobO Il will IlOlnot beUC totallyluiailjl uioi,.a.vdistrait ..if those umiiuiiulation viof the United------States------rose-- from 165 However, they should be encourageii to c o always been the energetic sex, and tough. Those born on this date are under the muscular and gravel-voiced girls finally^ million to 200 million. The population of produce sufficient food to feed their own They go 24 hours without sleep nursing (/) sigh of Gemini. The Manchester Display advertising get_* their fERa ijo rnfifioHratified hvby the reouisiterequisite ifwliaIndia rnsprose from 355 million to almost 600 population. * closing hours; Three Junior’s earache and turn up at the Belles American poet Julia Ward was born Publishing Co. number of states. I shall miss them when million, an increase of 2^5 million in twen It is obvious that in order to achieve « E 4 ^ 4 ' o full day&. prior to Arts ball looking like a youthful Marlene May 27, .1819. assumes no 'timmctaL pybIlpdiionA they take off to storm a beach, but as 1 loll ty years. In this same time period grain success it is essential that cooperation be Dietrich. They transport carloads of kids On this day in history: responsibility lor qeadllne'lor Herald on my silken couch, sipping champagne production in the United States rose from international. Political dogma can not in typographical errors classified advertising: hundreds of miles to the beach and then terfere with providing food for the world's unrs^iui9L.„, _____ IUU9 In 1935, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled appearing in adver- ' and reading the baseball boxscores, I shall 120imillion tons'to 200 million tons. India's G sneer at the suggestion they might like to hungry. unanimously that the National Recovery tisements and other be eorliforted by the knowledge that the prodqction increased from forty million i m i M iM L^fl iM IfO M 9 M reading matter in The m 9 Act was unconstitutional. The act had lake a quick nap. Republic's war machine is in good, strong tons to slightly more than 100 million tons Manchester Evening Although men like to think of been set up by President Franklin D. Herald. of grain yearly. them.selves as comely in a manly way, it is hands. Roosevelt to combat the depression. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1875- PAGE NINE NEWS Final Figures Awaited In West Charity Run AREA 2Jc> iH -\t\x CAPSULES V , POLICE r e p o r t w r z The exact totals aren’t In yet, 10-minute rest. He kept iq> his M t U t i but Andy West’s 100-miIe run energy with juices, salt tablete, for the Newington Children’s yogurt, honey, and other hlgh- VERNON non-surety bond for appearance Police said the area was off Saturday with injuries suffered Kennedy Visits Shah Hospital is expected to raise protein foods. David M. Jones, 18, of 38 Elm in court in Rockville June 17. Times Farm Camp Rd. Chagnot when he was struck by a car ffi5'" M ® g ; Illlll Tested for water resistance to depth EQUAL Of>fO«TUNnY LENDER l o U i ^ ( 0 ( 0 o ( 0 ( d Mill of 100 feet. Shock resistant, too. Member F.D.I.C. ^ I ■A- l\ n- .0- '® • n. - 0 - 0 404 West Middle Tpke. p a g e t e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., ’Tues., May 27, 1975 - PAGE ELEVEN . M •. we ratena ttia rloM to limit ulet to.three peckagei of any Hern except where otharwiea noted. Itema offered tor •w f not avtilable In ceea Iota or to other retell deelM or wholeetleri. Bdtery prteaa affective TuMdey. dhF the coimoiis & John G. Sommers of Vernon received a major letter in baseball at the annual spring The fishermen of our trick — not only would it being called into the den just sports banquet held recently at acquaintance apparently keep my head down but I in time to see my name Nichols College in Dudley, aren’t doing too well — and think the weight would keep listed as a new subscriber Mass. my feet planted firmly on and with all the channels Sommers is a freshman at the it’s almost impossible to the ground. She Gave In college and was a catcher on believe. from which to select I feel the team. He ended the season The excuse usually is that Confidentially, I hoq^ I like a kid in a candy shop. with a 12-7 record. even with all the proper, learn how to overc^e I just love the old Once Too Often A graduate of Cushing equipment “there just raising my head — before he “Boggle” movies and Jim Academy, Sommers is the son a re n ’t any fish in that completes the mask. 1 know my Stewart looks just like I of Mr. and Mrs. John F. pond.” it will just clash with my remember him. I have, By Abigail Van Buren Sommers of Trout Stream Dr., That usually works, but ^new golf outfit. however noticed a slight in O 1975 by Chicago Trlb«n**N.Y. Nowt Synd., Inc. Vernon. this time it didn’t, especially filtration of hockey, basket when they finally confessed The Bolton Gourmet ball, and baseball. DEAR A B B Y : I am a 20-year-old college junior. I made a James Curtis, son of the Rev. GET YOUR STOP & SHOPSWORTH that while they stood, poles The Bolton gourmet did it Well, of course, I realize bad mistake in my freshman year. I wanted to be popular so Newell Curtis of 262 Ferguson I gave in to several guys on the first date, hoping one would Rd., received the A.B. degree in hand, by the side of a again over the weekend, and the kids are enthusiastic like me enough to stay with me. None did, and all I got was at commencement at Ripon clear pond, a state truck served a delicious dinner. about it — and Fm sure AT ANY a lousy reputation. College, Ripon, Wise. He came up and emptied two 30- Instead of the usual hotdogs when the newness wears off MAPIE Hill Save About five months ago, a dude who was really neat majored in history. gallon barrels of legal-size and hamburgs, he excelled I may get a chance to dial RESTAURANTS started to notice me. I made up my mind that I would play trout into it — right before with stuffed Cornish game the selector button myself. hard to get with him because being easy got me nowhere. Area students who received One Dollar their eyes. hens. The barbecued The first time he asked me out I fought it and fought it but With this coupon and a purchase of $10*. degrees from the University of • Instinctively, they felt like spareribs /— some with a It’s Only Money SEVBI JETTIES gave in because I wanted to see him again. He never called Eiuept items exempt by law. Good Tues., May 27 thru Maine at Orono recently are: reaching out and grabbing butter sauce and the others “Let us all be happy and Redeem your Sat., May 31, 1975 at any Stop & Shop store. me after that. I wanted to see him so much, I called him, but Installed Jacob Weiss of Coventry; An one barehanded — but trying more a tangy, tomato sauce EMUIBIU'E Limit 1 coupon per family he always made excuses so he wouldn’t have to see me. drew D. Tupper of Manchester; live within our means, even FEDERAL FOOD K! He is the only guy I really felt anything for, Abby. How to live within the law they were great. COUNTRY PIE RESTAURANT 2 Mrs. Ernst E. Engelbrecht of and Debra J. Szeluga of South if we have to borrow the STAMPS can 1 get him to realize that if I have him, I wouldn’t look at 23 Bruce I ^ was installed as Windsor. resisted the urged. Even made his own blue money to do it.” Charles F. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY another dude? piresidenf o fih e Ladies of St. They immediately cast cheese dressing for the Browne (1834-1867) Hadassah Craft Fair Set for Sunday AT STOP & SHOP I think about him night and day. I can’t sleep or study. Jam es at itsV ecen t annual Holly E. England, daughter their lines upon the water tossed salad and whipped up CONTEST ENDS JUNE H H I ’m going crazy. Please tell me how to get another chance banquet at Fian^Restaurant, with him. of Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry waiting for a nibble — but no some red kidney beans with Gaynor. The event will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bolton. She succeeds Mrs. Area craftsmen are preparing for the first Craft Fair, HEARTSICK England of Silver St., Coventry, luck. It seems (they said) large chunks of slab bacon Robert F. Calhoun. sponsored by the Hadassah of Manchester, to be held Sun and will include leatherwork, pottery, lucite sculpture, received an associate degree the fish get a little dizzy mingled throughout. Other officers installed are day, in the parking area of the Manchester Parkade. patchwork quilting, metal work, and a variety of other DEAR HEARTSICK: Sorry, but there is no way to get a from Bay Path Junior College, from the truck ride and it He gave me all sorts of TRANSCENDENTAL^ Mrs. Robert Bassett, vice Looking over items which will be featured are, from left, booths. Refreshments will be available. Rain date is Sun guy to see you, date you or even give you a second glance if Longmeadow, Mass., recently. takes them a little while to samples to take home which ITM saveSS' 1 1 saveSO" save 20 ' president; Mrs. Matthew MEDITATION Jennifer Powell, Marge Flynn, Richard Daley and Mary day, June 8. (Herald photo by Dunn) With this coupon on one can With this coupon on one With this coupon on one he’s not interested. You blew it when you gave in to him. She graduated cum laude. get back into the swim of I am guarding jealously 7 Moriarty Jr., secretary; Mrs. TrilwcMidwital MadHatlon (TM) It in tflorllM t, Bed hopping is not the way to get a man. Counseling is si Laurent Bourcier, treasurer; things. Well at the least the from the rest of the family natural, taally laamad tachnkma for gaining doap 2 5 lb .B a g H available on your campus, so please take advantage of it. Karen J. Frost of 187 Wells Maxwell IOOOZ.BOX Mrs. Robert Calhoun, Mrs. day wasn’t a complete loss, until I can figure out the con raat and ralaxallon. Ovar 100 aclantHle atudlaa hava You need more help than I can give you in a letter. St. has graduated summa cum David Gay and Mrs. Richard now at last, they know tents — sort of like stealing varlflad that 20 mlnutaa of TM twica a day Improvaa laude with an associate degree haalth, oalmnaat, mantal clarity, and tocitl House Gravy Train McNamara, delegates to where the fish are. l i CloroxllDry DEAR ABBY: My brother is dating a widow. Her from Bay Path Junior College, recipes. ralationahipa. Tha tramandoua growth of TM la daughter is going to be married soon, and my brother has National Catholic Council of baaad on fact — It workal M : Longmeadow, Mass. She I ’m only kidding, I ’s sure m been asked to give the bride away. Women; and Mrs. William 2 lb. Coffee With this coupon on one time! Manchester Gilbert and are the divots. The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss 1 lb. Pkg. I 2 lb. P kg . Sullivan Workshop. I didn’t have the heart to The engagement of Miss Ann 200 ft. Roll CONFIDENTIAL TO “LOOKING FOR A BETTER Miss Mary Hoyt received her The engagement of Miss Marybeth McDonald of Bolton In 1974, she received a B.S. tell him my backyard looks Marie Ladyga of Manchester to JoyC/C Lynn Moberg of Stop & Shop •LIFE” : Faint heart never won fair maiden or any kind of B.A. degree recently in com diapeUerme Janet Pauline Romayko of East to Keith Maciolek of Ellington, Fleischmann’s I degree from the University of Manchester to Timothy Austin man. Invite that attractive dentist to something for which like one big divot., and so Robert Francis Burney of Dow A Connecticut, Storrs, and has mencement exercises at Mount Hartford to Dr. James L. has been announced by her Conett of Simsbury, has been C o m o il you just happen to have a pair of tickets (buy them, of when I got back home I im Hodges of Hartford has been Glastonbury has been an- I just completed work as an in St. Joseph College, Wakefield, ajinounced by her parents, Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Moat Loaf 275 course), then let him take it from there. mediately went out to the announced by her parents, Mr. noimced by her parents, Mr. S Handi-Wrap, Frozen - in our meat dept. structor with Project HELP R.I. She is the daughter of Mr. Marion Moberg of 130 Highland McDonald of 27 French Rd., M l l yard and tapped several and Mrs. J. Romayko, of East and Mrs. Bruno S. Ladyga of 39 Maigarine275| at Manchester Community and Mrs. Geraldine Hoyt, 88 St. and George W. Moberg of Bolton. •— Good Tues., May 27-Sat., May 31. for summer! Limit one roll per customer. 423 Good Tues., May 27-Sat., May 31. g Horton Rd. College. Pitkin St. dumps back into place. Hartford and W ilmin^n, Vt., Limit one pkg. per customer. Mr. Burney is the son of East Hampton. Good Tues., May 27-Sat., May 31. Limit one pkg. per customer. ■= She is a former member of I imagine the neighbors formerly of Manchester. She is Her fiance is the son of Mr. Mr. M aci^ k is the son of Wearing swimsuits unflattering to my unlovely Robert M. Burney of Glaston American Women in Radio and think its a new dance routine also the granddaughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Glenn H. Corlett of Mr. and MrsN^drew Maciolek Stanley Dziadus of Maple St. bury and the late Mrs. Special Ed Students TV, the Junior League and St. George T. Finnegan of 4 Har — here a tap, there a tap all figure has been my personal sorrow for too many vaca Simsbury. of 5 Hughes Cii^^^llington. Geraldine Burney. Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary of vard Rd., received a B.S. across the back yard. tions—but not any more! This year I'm slimming down Dr. Hodge is the son of Mr. The bride-elect is a senior Both Miss Ladyga and Mr. Y Pittsfield, Mass., and the Hart degree with high honors at com Keeping the head down is and Mrs. James H. Hodges of majoring in physical therapy at The bride-elect attended mencement at Bentley College, at European Health Spas! They've planned a sensa Burney are 1971 graduates of Graduate June 12 ford Junior League. Flushing, N.Y. and Frye, the University of Connecticut. Bolton High School and is still a problem. I think the tional program just for me... according to my body, my East Catholic High School. Waltham, Mass. Maine. She is employed at the UConn employed at Rockville General The graduation program will pro is thinking of designing The bride-elect was The Bowers School pre- needs, and my goals. With effective exercises, nutri The bride-elect was Hospital. be preceded by dinner at 6 p.m., one of the devices like the School of Business. «eys vocational class will hold its graduated from Notre Dame tional guidance, and encouraging counselors, Euro presented at the Bal Menuet in Mr. Corlett is majoring in special education graduation after which the graduates will "Man In the Iron Mask” 1966. She received her A.B. College in Manchester, N.H. business at the UConn School of Her fiance was graduated U.S. Grade ~j \‘ Thursday, June 12, at the be presented with certificates. Volunteers Continue wore in the movie of the pean is helping to mold a shapelier me! And you know degree from Emmanuel with a B.A. degree in elemen Business. He is employed by from Ellington High School and recreation room of the Thg. “Barbershoppers” will same name. Actually I don’t what? While becoming smooth and attractive for my College in Boston, her M.S.W. tary education. She is currently N ortheastern Turf Co. in is also employed at Rockville Coronado Apartments, 18 entdrtain. remember the movie — my from the University of Connec employed by Notre Dame 16to22lbs. Mental Health Drive vacation. I'm enjoying vacation fa- Simsbury. General Hospital. Prospect St. Reservations for dinner are ticut School of Social Work, and College as an admissions Manchester, many of those mother told me about it. The couple is planning an Plump and tender with more $2.50 and will include beef The Mental Health Associa : cilities right here at European! a National Institute of Mental .;|(yijnseIor. afflicted with emotional distur Anyway, I’m sure it would Aug. 9 wedding at the Second stroganoff with noodles, peas tion, with Mrs. Rockwell Potter Limpid pools to relax me... whirl Health Fellowship in 1974. She Her fiance attended Loyola The couple is planning a June than enough juicy, flavorful bances are being helped,” Mrs. work successfully. Congregational Church in and onions, corn, tossed salad, of Manchester serving as is a member of the National and College in Montreal, Canada. 6, 1976 wading. Potter said. pools, saunas, steam baths, cold Manchester. white and dark meat to satisfy roll and butter, dessert, tea, honorary town chairman, is It’s an iron device that is U.S. Nordic Ski Patrols. She is He is presently serving as a The association reports that lb coffee or punch. continuing its fund drive. plunges, my own .sunray booth, employed as coordinator of military policeman in the U.S. your family. A great value! 345 bellringers are calling on placed over the head and I For reservations which must “Mental illness continues to misty sHpwers—it's really heaven. youth services for the towns of Army. be the number one U.S. health neighbors and that responses have no doubt it would do the REGAL MUFFLER HELPS YOU be made by June 6, call Mrs. Mansfield and Windham. 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Well help \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues,, May 27, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 • ® ® V w jO O O O oJI Arnie Cops )00£ >OOf Evans Guessed Wrong But Homers in RSox Win From Tee to Green30th Victory ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) - Dwight Evans guessed “He threw him a fastball on the outside and it was really four losses. Relief pitchers Bill Lee and Dick Drago con In Wise’s last appearance — last Thursday —he lost, so tained the Rangers for Wise, who lost to Texas in his only he was pitching Monday after only three days rest. “Early SANDWICH, England (UPI) — Arnold Palmer won his wrong and won. a nasty pitch,” Evans said. “I didn’t want the same thing — HoleAn-One-} ODD HOLES - A - Steve Blind bogey — Doc Melton 105. Evans hit a two-run homer off Texas relief pitcher Dave to happen to me.” appearance against the team last year. in the year, we were going every five or six days,” he said. Tantillo 34-2-32, B - Marty PRO SWEEPS - Gross — 80th tournament victory Monday with a wind-cheating per formance he described as one of the greatest in his long Foucalt Monday night to break a tie and power the Boston Foucalt worked Evans to a 1-2 count before the Red Sox “Yes, I lost 1-0 to these guys last year (his first in the “Now we’re going with this four-man rotation and we only Shapiro 36-6-30, John Harrigan Erwin Kennedy 73, Sher Acing Manchester golf career. Red Sox to a 7-5 victory over the Rangers. rightfielder slammed the next pitch —a slider —into the American League) and it was a helluva debut,” Wise said. have eight pitehers. We ust have to see how it goes. I still 37-4-33; C — Ray Peracchio 39- Ferguson 75; Net — Terry Country Club's 18th hole 7-32, M Corcoran 40-7-33, Art Schilling 74-6-68, Don Anderson Witli ^mile-per-hour gales whipping off the Straits of Evans had Foucalt all figured out and knew the pitch he bleachers for the homer that won the game ^ sent the “I gave up three hits that game (he gave up 10 Monday don’t know how strong my arm is.” Sunday was Julio Avedisian 41-8-33, Roger 81-10-71. Dover across the Royal St. (leorge’s seaside course, was looking for —a fastball. night), but we had three errors.” Rangers to their fourth straight defeat. Willie Davis had tied the score 5-5 in he tdp of the eighth Henriques, who used a Geddes 40-7-33; D — John SCOTCH BALL - Gross — Palmer fired a one-over-par 71, while the rest of the field , “He was throwing a lot of sliders tonight,” Evans said. Bernie Garbo also homered for the Red Sox and his blast, !'I haven’t won every many like this in my career,” he four-iron on the 188-yard Chessari 47-14-33, Fred Cavedon Bill and Joan King 76, Sher “ But actually I was looking for a fastball because of what with a two-run homer. collapsed, and took top prize of $24,000 in the $120,000 Pen- a three-run production, gave the Red Sox their first lead of said. “These guys made a helluva comebadt for me. hole. 45-10-35, Joe Kovack 45-10-35; Ferguson-Esther Burnham 78; ford PGA championsMp. he had done to Jim Rice.” the night. “Early in the year, our pitching was pretty iriuch holding The Red Sox and the Rangers play again tonight, Boston Henriques was in a four Closest to 17th pin — Dave Net — John Hilda Kristof 89-20- Rice, the Red Sox’s designated hitter, struck out on a The winning amount was nice but it didn’t compare to Rick Wise, who didn’t walk a batter but gave up two things together for us, but then in the last home stand we sending Luis Tiant (5-5) against Bill Hands (5-2.) some with S ^ r Ferguson, Olender 6-feet 4-inches. 69, Pete and Ann Teets 91-21-70, Foucalt fastball right before Evans came to bat in the BEST TWO OF THREE Ed and Janet Shaw 87-16-71, the relish the 45-year-old veteran received from coming home runs, picked up his fifth win of the season against started to get some Utting.” Joe Sjdrnnrer and Pete back from a five-stroke deficit. eighth. ROUNDS - Low gross — Steve Bud and Rory Simon 90-18-72, Staum) Tantillo 149, Stan Goodman 150; Doc aiid Mrs. Robbins 94-22-72, “I would say thi^ was comparable to the round I played Low net — John Harrigan 134, Jim and Agnes Romayko 91-18- at Birkdale in a gale on the way to winning the 1961 British Blue D^oOn Jack Channin 136, Jeff Sanborn 73, Stan Hilinski-Lynn Prior 82- Open,” he said. “Yes, you could say I’m happy.” Ellington Ridge 138, Ray Peracchio 140, Ed Cor 9-73. Palmer’s 72-hble total of 285 gave him a two-stroke edge coran 141, Rick Lawrence 141. over Eamon Darcy, the Irish professional whose crisp put BES T 16 - Class A — Don Odom After MIXED SCOTCH - Front ting had put him inb the front-runner’s spot after three Indians Support Rohby Nine — Low net — Jerry Salad- Country Club Tarca 67-8-59, Tom Zemke 67-8- Rite Farley 41-10 ¥4-30%, Pete 59, Frank Kiernan 65-6-59, Sher rounds. Bonus Pact Naktenis-Connie Davis 43-12-31, SELECTED NINE - Class A Ferguson 634-59, Serge Sartori But Darcy, like virtually everyone else in the 56-man Alan Ober-Diane Kueza 43-11%- -r Dick Tarca 33-5-28, Woody 67-8-59; Class B — Larry Gazza field, fell victim to the wind Monday and struggled to a 78, CLEVELAND (UPI) - 31%; Low gross—Jack Hunter- Clark 30-2-28, Tom Zemke 324- 67-10-57, Jim Wilson 72-13-59, eight-over-par on the rolling 6,736-yard St. George’s Phil Seghi, the Cleveland In Mary McCarthy 39, Stan 28, John Wilks 32-4-28; Class B Bob Jones 73-14-59; Class C — course. He wasn’t alone in his agony. Following Su^ension Goodman-Wendy Ehrlich 39; — Warren Butler 33-6-27, Mort Julio Henriques 72-15-57, Bill Manuel Ballesteros, the handsome Spaniard whose two dians vice president and Rosenthal 32-5-27, Pete Foster Sander 73-15-58, Gil Stephens 83- general manager, says he ' Back Nine — Low net — Ed sub-par rounds put him in the lead after 36 holes, shot an 80. Keating-Ina Tourtellotte 42-9%- 33- 6-27, John Wilson 35-7-28, Bob 24-59; Gross — Woody Clark 76; Hugh Baiocchi of South Africa needed 79 strokes to get might consider a perfor-, Genovesi 33-5-28, Bernie NEW YORK (UPI) - On a PAGE six teen — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27. IgTS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975— PAGE SEVENTEEN • BIG BUDGET < Baseball Boxscores Clean Sweep ZBA Asked to Permit SINGAPORE (UPI) - The Australia, Japan, Hong Kong Minibikes Cause government has granted the and other Asian countries, while AUanU Chicafo Boston Texas Singapore Tourist Promotion maintaining the same tempo on NATiONAL LEAGUE abrhbi abrbbi abrhbi abrbU Sale of Electric Cars Board a budget ot $3.4 million Britain, the United States and Garr If 4 000 Kesstager as 4 111 Carbo If 3 213 Tovar If 3 000 She Hemlii San Diego St, Louis Damage to Crops for this year, the bulk of the Burleson ss 4 0 2 0 Randle 2b 413 0 Goal in Track European countries. Last year Perez2b 4020 Cardenal If 3121 Area Profile Alarms at Record ab r h bi ab r b bi Evans 3b 3 0 0 0 LaCock rf 4112 Ystrzmsk lb 3000 Davis d 4222 SOUTH WINDSOR money to be used on promotion Singapore attracted more than a Gnibb d 3 210 Brock U 4 2 2 0 trespassing signs have been Williams lb 3000 Madlock3b 3010 Lynn cf 3111 Burroghs rf 4 0 11 PEKING (UPI) - The United States looks to make it a SOUTH WINPSOR Judy Kuehnel The highest number of within the Asian-Australian million tourists, with Australian EHemodz ts32 1 0 Sizenwre2b 4100 Baker rf 3 0 0 0 Tbomton lb 3 0 01 Rice dh 4 11 0 Hargrove lb 4 000 taken down. alarms for any given month in Tolan If 4121 Smilb rf 312 2 clean sweep in a final good-will meet today, and one of ■ Judy Kuehnel Correspondent region. and Indonesian travelers top M ayd 3010Moralesd 4000 Evans rf 4112 Spencer db 3131 the past five years was wmneld rf 4 2 2 2 Slnunons c 4 101 Petrocelli 3b 4 110 Grieve db 1000 Correspondent “Quite possibly, parents are 644-1364 A board spokesman said the ping the list Blanks ss 3 0 0 0 MUterwaM c4 0 00 China’s foremost athletic figures used the occasion to say reported last month, according McCovey lb 4 0 11 KHmndz lb 4 0 11 CorreU c 2 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 3111 Grilfin2b 2 00 0 Harrab3b 4100 644-1364 unaware of the regulations The South Windsor Zoning promotion will concentrate on Scott pr 010 0 Meleidez d 3 1 2 0 3000 it may be 10 more years before his country will be com to Deputy Fire Marshal Harrison p lOOOBurrisp 1200 Cooper pb 1001 Howell 3b The popularity of minibikes governing minibikes and their Democrats Hit Board of Appeals (ZBA) will Frisella p 0 0 0 0 Reitx 3b 3 0 3 1 Thompson p 0 0 0 0 0000 Heise 2b 10 0 0 Smalley ss 1000 petitive internationally in track and field. William H. Conley. 4 0 1 0 Guerrero S3 3 0 3 1 and the lack of consideration of use,” said. Police Chief John hear four applications June 5 at Hundley c Office pta 1000 0000 Blackwell c 3 10 0 Fabey c 4011 On their tdilifso far, Forty-two alarms were Gteif p 0 0 0 0 Gibson p 3 0 0 0 Beard p 0000 0000 Wise p 0 0 00 Hargan p 0000 those riding them has becoine a Kerrigan. 8 p.m. in Town Hall, including New W ay Found Ivte lb 1011 Hrabosky p 1010 0000 Lee p 0 0 0 0 Foucault p 0000 America’s track and field held by Dwight Stones of Los On Tax Stance an application to permit a local reported. Grass and brush fires Lum pb 1010 source of annoyance to^hiany 3 13 3 Garman p 0000 Fuentes 2b ToUls 2B 0 4 0 ToUls 29666 Drago p 0 0 0 0 forces virtually have won as businessman to sell electric accounted for 26 responses and 4 010 Sadecki p 0000 Angeles but he was injured ^ South Windsor residents. Kerrigan said that parents Kubiak3b AUanU 000 000 0 0 0 - 0 ToUls S 7 7 7 ToUls S7 S 10 5 seven alarms were for struc To Stop Hair Loss, McIntosh p 10 01 Fairly pfa 1000 they pleased in two previous in a freak accident before “ Local police have been get may not realize their liability cars. Chicago 000031 OOz-6 Boston 000 001420-7 have failed to come to grips tures. In additions, there was Haidy p 0000 Texas 110100200-5 meets, sweeping all but two the Asian Games in Teheran ting numerous complaints per for their minor children and SOUTH WINDSOR Charles MacArthur,. 1505 E-Trillo. DP-Chicago3. LOB-AtlanUl, with the fact that if you don’t one vehicle fire and eight of a Hunts ^ 1000 Chicago 7. E-Wise, Harrah. DP-Texas 1. U)B- of 66 events in Canton and last September and that was taining to the riding of that under state law, youths un John Fitch Rlvd. is requesting a Grow More Hair Tomlin p 0000 spend so much, you don’t have miscellaneous nature. 2B-Cardenal, Kessinger. HR-Trillo (3). Boston 4, Texas 5. Shanghai. minibikes on both public and der 18 years cannot drive the variance to section 4 of the Kendall c 2000 SBCardenal. S-Burris. SF-Thomton. 2B-Davis, Randle2, Burleson, Petrocel- the last time he ever com Republican Town Chairman to raise so much money in the Conley said that property ToUls 36 0 13 9 ToUls 416 14 6 private property. bike on public highways or zoning regulations to allow a ip h r er bb so U. HR-Spencer (7), Carbo (8), Davis (5), The Chinese are trotting peted. Jean M. Gezelman has said that first place.” loss, due to fire, was only $700 HOUSTON. Texas — If But, if you are not already San Diego 300100203—9 Evans (5). SB-Davis, Lynn, Carbo. S- Many complaints have come rights-of-way, including new car dealership and a state slick bald, how can you be sure Harrison L33 41-3 43342 out their top performers for The lanky 6-foot-l inch Ni and that the number of alarms you don’t suffer from male St. Louis 002040000-6 Thompson '2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Burleson. SF-Lynn. in from the Farnham Estate sidewalks and shoulders. the South Windsor Town Coun hearing of the General Statutes what is actually causing your E-Fuentes, Smitb, Tomlin. DP-San Beard 311122 ip h r er bb so the first time in. this meet, a said, on the whole, he was cil “has minimized the fact that for a general repairer’s license was well above the average of pattern baldness, you can hair loss? Even if baldness may Diego 1. LOB-San Diego 9, St. Louis 12. area and from residents who Police have distributed flyers Burris W6-3 940021 Wise W 54 7 10 5 4 0 3 two-day affair, but the satisfied with the showing of a substantial number of Mrs. Gezelman blamed in a GC zone. 29 for the month of April. now stop your hair loss . . . seem to “run in your family,” 2B-Fuentes, Brock. HR^miUi (6). SB- WP-Harrison. PB<>)rreU. Lee 13 0 0 0 0 0 have seen young people riding at the local schools explaining this is certainly no proof of’the Brock. S-E. Hernandez, Sizemore, Tolan. Americans are expected to Chinese athletes against the homeowners will pay more tax reassessment here as the MacArthur, who 'runs a and grow more hair. T-2:04. A-18993. Drago 123 0 0 0 0 1 the bikes on Little League rules governing the operation of For yean “they said it couldn’t cause of YOUR hair loss. SF-Mclntosh. Hargan 613 4 3 2 2 4 prevail again despite the Americans these past two dollars next^.,year than ever primary cause for the need of business pertaining to photo Ip b r er bb so fields, across Rye St. Park minibikes. be done”. But now a firm of lab (1st Game) Foucault L 2-1 223 3 4 4 2 2 fact they will be going up before.” more tax dollars and said “in engraving wishes to sell an WORLD ALMANAC Hair loss caused by sebum can McIntosh 423 weeks. playgound and over potato and The chief said that those FACTS oratory consultants has developed Montreal Cincinnati Save-Drago (3). against China’s national the following tax year everyone electric car made in Florida on a treatment for both men and also run in your family, and . Hardy 13 ab r h bi ab r h bi T-2:39. A-15,418. “I believe we both strawberry fields. riding minibikes are causing will pay more tax dollars many other conditions can cause Tomlin 123 According to Mrs. Gezelman, women, that is not only stopping Lintz 2b 3 0 0 0 Rose 3b 3 0 2 0 team. achieved something in these John Dzen and Ralph damage to crops and warned his premises. hajr loss. If you wait until you 113 MinnesoU Detroit because the financial resources hair loss . . . but is really grow Greif W 1-1 Scott ph 1 0 0 0 Concepcin ss 4 1 1 0 that parents of minors who dis- the Democratically controlled Other applicants include: are slick bald and your hair roots FriselU 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi “We would like to catch up meets insofar as learning Wetherall have told police that necessary to keep the mill rate ing hair! Coggins rf 4 0 2 1 Bench lb 4 110 Braun If 4 0 0 0 LeFlore cf 4 0 0 0 minibike tracks have been dis troy private property are liable administration “has finally Atlantic Fence Co., 1161 John They don’t even ask you to are dead, you are beyond help. Gibson Mangual cf 3 10 0 Foster If 4 12 0 with the world standard each other’s techniques,” he down this year have been dis So, if you still have any hair on Hrabosky L 1-2 213 Carew 2b 3 0 2 0 SuUierInd 2b 3 111 covered on their fields near for damages up to $1,5(X) under realized that money resources Fitch Blvd., seeks a variance to take their word for it. They Jorgensn lb 3 112 Rettnmnd rf 2 1 1 1 Darwin rf 4 0 0 0 Meyer If 4 2 3 2 overall in track and field but said. sipated.” top of your head, and would like Garman 0 Breeden lb 1 0 0 0 Armbristr If 4 0 11 Felt Rd. Also, the no state law. are not inexhaustible and they allow additional signs in an in invite you to try the treatment Sadecki 23 Oliva dh 4 0 0 0 Horton dh 4 0 0 0 I estimate that will take Ni did take a dig at the to stop your hair loss and grow Biittner rf 2 010 Gerooimo cf 0 0 0 0 dustrial zone. for 32 days, at their risk, and Gibson pitched to 2 batters in 7Ur, Hislecf 3 110RoberUrf 3100 more hair . . . now is the time Bailey If 1 0 0 0 Plummer c 4 0 0 0 about 10 more years,” said Soviet’s Valery Brumel, also Kenneth E. Waldron, RFD 1, see for yourself! Garman pitched to 2 batters in 9th. Soderhlm 3b 4 0 0 0 Colbert lb 4 0 0 0 to do something about it before Scanlon 3b 2 010 Flynn 2b 3 010 Ni Chih-chin, ranked the No. Naturally, they would not offer Save-FriselU (2). HBP-by Gibson 2 Kelly lb 4121 Rodriguz 3b 4 12 3 no longer active although he Rockville, requests a variance it's too late. Morales ph 10 0 0 Billinghm p 1 0 0 0 (U^I phoU) this opportunity unless the treat (McCovey, Grubb). Thompsn ss 3 0 1 0 Veryzer ss 310 0 1 high jumper in the world Parrish 3b 1 0 0 0 Norman p 0 0 0 0 once held the world record" Selectmen Pave Way for Flood Insurance to allow construction beyond ment worked. However, it is im Loesch Laboratory Consul- T-2:54. A-12,430. Walton ph 10 0 0 Humphrey c 2 0 1 0 Carter c 4 0 0 0 Griffey ph 10 0 0 Borgmann c 3 0 0 0 Ruble p 0 0 0 0 less than five years ago but of 7 feet 5 3/4 inphes. It was the front building line at 2974 possible to help everyone. ants, Inc., will supply you with Foil ss 4 010 CarroU p 0 0 0 0 Campbell p 0 0 0 0 Evel KnleveVs IlUFated Final Jump now president of the while Brumel had the record BOLTON Taylor said in addition to the Crossing Rd. were also flooded. The total commission of Ellington Rd., zone RR. The great majority of cases treatment for 32 days, at their San Francisco PhiUdelphia Fryman p 2 110 McEnaney p 1 0 0 0 abrhbi abrhbi Burgmeier p 0 0 0 0 Athletic Association of selectmen’s resolution on Portions of School Rd., $246.12 was distributed equally Anthony D. Russo, Old Staf of excessive hair fall and risk, if (hey believe the treatment Foote ph 1010 ToUls 33 2 6 1 ToUls 316 7 6 that Ni jumped 7 feet 6 1/4. According to Civil Aero will help you. Just send them the Joshua cf 4 0 10 Cash 2b 3 0 10 ding and was hospitalized. He an Donna Holland building permits and the Zoning Deming Rd., and Lyman Rd. among the agents so each ford Rd., Tolland, seeks a baldness are the beginning Mackanin pr 0 0 0 0 MinnesoU 010100000-2 Stuntman Evel Knievel attempts to China and no longer com Ni’s jump wasn’t certified nautics Board Air Carrier information listed below. All in Thomas 2b 3 0 0 0 Bowa ss 5 110 ToUls 33 3 8 3 ToUls 31 4 9 2 Correspondent received $35.16. variance to allow two building and more fully developed Detroit 210 010 (Bx—6 leap over 13 parked buses in Lon nounced he-was retiring - again. peting. as a world record because Commission’s resolution on have been flooded many times Traffic data for calendar quiries are answered confidenti Murcer rf 3 0 0 0 Allen lb 4 010 Montreal 001OOE OOO- 3 lots with less than the required stages of male pattern bald Matthews If 3 0 2 0 Luzinski If 4 0 0 0 E-Sutherland, Ruble, Thompson. DP- don but be crashed hedvily on lan The most popular athlete 646-0375 land use controls, in its flood before due to overflowing The commission was for the year 1973, there were 202,- ally, by mail and without obli Cincinnati 200 001 lOx— 4 Detroit2. LOB-MinnesoU6, Detroit 5. China does not belong to the MonUnez lb 4 0 0 0 Johnstone rf 4 0 0 0 . 'The Board of Selectmen has plan, the application must con brooks. first fiscal year July 1973 until frontage at 1164 Pleasant ness and cannot be helped. gation. Adv. E-Biittner, Foil. DP-Montreal 1, Cincin 2B-Rodriguez. HR-Meyer (4), Rodriguez ‘ in China is Chuang Tse-tung, International Amateur 208,000 revenue passengers Speier ss 3 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 0 0 nati 2. LOB-Montreal 7, Cincinnati 8. adopted a resolution pertaining tain a certified copy of the Nursing Visits June 1974. Valley Rd. enplaned and 161,957,307,000 Goodson 3b 3 0 0 0 Boone c 3 010 (5), Kelly (1). SB-Hisle. S-Humphrey. world table tennis champion Athletic Federation, and: HR-Jorgensen (4). SB-Armbrister. S- ip h r er bb so to flood insurance for residents. minutes of the Town Meeting at The April report of the All interested persons may revenue passenger miles ------NO OBLIQATION COUPON----- :------Rader c 4 0 0 0 McGraw p 10 10 Road Mileage Billingham. 7 5 4 4 2 9 three different times. after he made the jump, Halicki p 4 0 10 An^rson cf 4 0 0 0 CampbeU L 03 The resolution concerns a which Bolton adopted the Rockville Public Health Nur The State of Connecticut, appear at the hearing and be were flown by U.S. certifi To: Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. ip h r er bb so Burgmeier 1 2 2 2 1 0 Ni Chih-chiii, 33, ranks se Brumel shrugged it off, heard. A copy of this applica cated route air carriers dur Twitchell p 2 0 0 0 Fryman L 4-2 8 94243 review of building permits for Connecticut Building Code as sing Association shows a total Department of Transportation, Box 66001, 3311 West Main St. Oates c 2 0 0 0 Ruble W 4-1 9 6 2 1 2 3 Hockey’s Longest Season cond in the country only to ing 1973, The World Almanac Houston.Texas 77006 Billingham 523 5 3 3 2 2 saying he hadn’t seen it with the insurance program. the town’s building code and a Of 38 visits made in Bolton. reported as of December 1974 tion is on file in the building in Totals 35 0 4 0 ToUls 38 150 T3:14. A-15361 says. Norman 13 0 0 0 0 0 Chuang Tse-tung in populari his own eyes. The building inspector will brief summary of the town’s Broken down they were post Bolton had 33.60 miles of im spectors office. I am submitting the following information with the under Two out when winning run scored Carroll W-M 113 1 0 0 1 1 Cleveland California ab r h bi ab r h bi ty even though he insists he “I heara a lot of people have the responsibility of history of flooding and/or partum, 2; health promotion, 7; standing that it will be kept strictly confidential and that I am San Francisco OOO 000 000 OO- 0 McEnaney 123 2 0 0 0 1 Could Finish Up Tonight proved roads and 0.35 miles of Philadelphia 000 000 000 01— 1 Save-McEnaney (3). HBP-by Billing Bell 3b 5 111 Remy 2b 4 0 10 has permanently retired were skeptical about my reviewing all building permit mudslides including any known tuberculosis, 1; cardiovascular, unimproved roads. under no obligation whatsoever. I now have or have had the Duffy ss 4 13 1 Rivers cf 4 010 following conditions: E-Halicki, Goodson. LOB-San Francisco ham (Fryman). from competition. record, including Brumel,’’ applications for new construc high water marks or mudslide 10; mental illness, 3; other non- 9. PhiladelphU 6. Balk-Fryman. Hendrick cl 5 2 3 1 Harper dh 4 0 0 0 Ditch Must Be Clean Does your forehead become oily or greasy?------Carty lb 4 0 10 Chalk 3b 4 12 0 BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - games of the series but came In 197Q, he high jumped 7 tion or improvements to deter occurences. communicable, 3; diabetes, 1; RED HOUSE KENNELS 2B-Boone. Joshua. SB-Cash. T-2:31. played at Philadelphia said Ni. “We- think his Douglas Cheney, chairman of ip h r er bb so McCraw lb 0 10 0 SUnton rf 3 0 2 0 out the winner only once. He mine if the proposed building order to have the flood in alcoholism, 4; anil not home, 7. How soon after washing?------Time is running out and the ’Thursday night, just three days feet 61/4 inches, better than suspicions had a political the Public Building Commis Halicki L 1-1 1023 5 1 0 1 10 (2nd Game) Spikes rf 4 111 Lahoud rf 10 0 0 has had an alarming tendency site will be reasonable free surance available to residents ’There was no charge for 31 of | BOARDING Do you have dandruff?------dry or oily?------Gamble If 4 0 12 Bochte lb 3 10 0 weather is losing patience short of June. anyone else had done until background behind them. He sion, in a letter to the Board of Twitchell 723 3 0 0 5 6 Montreal Cincinnati to give up early goals, and a from flooding. the information must be filed the visits, 5 were covered by' with experience and love Does your scalp itch?------W hen?_------McGraw W 3:2 313 1 0 0 1 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi Berry dh 3 0 0 0 Egan c 10 0 0 with hockey’s longest year, “It’s been a long year, too that time, and only 1/4 inch Selectmen, said in reviewing repeat of that tonight could was influenced by the by July 1. Medicare A and 2 by other Does your hair pull out easily?...... Where?------HBP-by McGraw (Joshua). Mangual cf 4 110 Rose 3b 2 10 0 Manning dh 2 111 Sudakis c 2 10 0 and the Philadelphia Flyers long,” said Bill Barber of the lower than the present world the ditch along the West side of Crosby 2b 4 2 2 2 Nettles If 10 0 0 demoralize his teammates propaganda of his coun Marshall Taylor, former There is no known history of means. How long has your hair been thinning?------— WP-Twitchell. Balk-Twitchell. Foil ss 5 2 3 0 Griffey rf 3 10 0 are hoping to pacify both by Flyers, who are playing their record of 7 feet 6 1/2 inches Toomey Lane it was discovered GROOMING T-2;53. A-15,603. Carter rf 5 0 3 2 Morgan 2b 1 1 0 1 Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Llenas If 3 0 13 before they have a chance to try....” town counsel, said in discussing mudslides in Bolton, but during Agents Receive Commission to professional standards Do you still have any hair on top of your head?------Peterson p 0 0 0 0 Smith ss 4 0 0 0 107th game since opening camp that it is imperative it be kept Houston Pittsburgh Bailey If 4 012 Bench c 4 114 clinching the Stanley Cup get started. the town’s application with the the hurricanes of 1938 and 1955 How long is it?_ 4 0 2 0 Driessen lb 4 0 0 0 Tanana p 0 0 0 0 in September. “I hope we can The seven members of the ab r h bi ab r h bi Foote c tonight while there is still Federal Insurance Administra the town did have flood con open so water does not back up SECKAR ROAD 744 MAIN ST. Attach any other information you feel may be helpful. Gross If 4 110 Taveras ss 3 2 0 0 Breeden lb 2 0 0 0 Geronimo cf 4 0 1 0 Dobson p 0 0 0 0 win it Tuesday and get it over Crozier was most impressive town’s life insurance advisory and flood the new library. ROUTE 44 Kirkwood p 0 0 0 0 ice to skate on. tion in Washington, D.C., he ditions. SOMERS, CT. NAME------Metzger ss 2 10 0 Stennett 2b 4 10 0 Jorgensn lb 2 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 10 with. We get great salaries and after relieving Desjardins in board have acknowledged WILLINQTON, CT. Parrish 3b 4 0 0 0 Chaney ss 3 12 0 Scott p 0 0 0 0 learned- more information is In 1938 when the dam at The selectmen said they are 749-4531 ADDRESS- Cedeno cf 4 0 10 SUrgell lb 5 2 3 3 it’s a great job, but I hope they the third game, but has seen receipt of commissions for life ^ 429-1406 Watson lb 4 0 11 Parker rf 4 12 1 Mackanin 2b 2 1 1 0 Gullett p 10 0 0 ToUls 38 9 13 9 ToUls 34 3 7 3K Fresh from a crushing 5-1 vic needed before the application Bolton Lake burst Rt. 6 was aware of the situation and the -STATE- -ZIP- Cleveland 220 011003-9 can cut down on the season by a very little work in the last two and health insurance as CITY— Cruz rf 2 0 0 0 Oliver cf 4 2 2 1 Coggins ph 1 0 0 0 Armbrstr ph 1 0 0 0 tory at home Sunday afternoon, ditch will be kept open. California’ 000300000-3 months and he admits it is dif can be completed. flooded. South Rd. and Steele May c 4 0 11 Sanguillen c 5 1 2 1 Renko p 1 0 0 0 Borbon p 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia enjoys a 3-2 edge couple of weeks so we can avoid previously arranged. Scanlon ph 1 0 0 0 Eastwick p 0 0 0 0 E-Hendrick, Chalk. LOB-Cleveland 9, ficult to stay sharp under such Rader 3b 4 0 10 Robinson If 5 13 2 in games over Buffalo and can this heat.” Andrews 2b 4 0 0 0 Howe 3b 3 011 DeMola p 0 0 0 0 California 6. conditions. Bromley was the Biittner ph 1010 2B-Duffy, Chalk, Llenas. HR-Spikes (1). become the first team since While the Flyers are in good C Richard p 2 0 0 0 Kison p 3 0 0 1 No. 1 netminder for Buffalo Granger p 0 0 0 0 Lintz pr 0 0 0 0 SB-Spikes, Manning. S-Ashby2, McCraw. Montreal in 1969 to make a physical and mental condition Boswell ph 10 0 0 ToUls 364 12 4 ToUls 29 5 5 5 ip h r er bb so for what could be the wrapup, most of this season, but he is a BOWLINGg Montreal 100 000000-4 Peterson W 4-4 9 7 3 3 2 4 successful defense of its cham Scherman p 0 0 0 0- pionship by winning again Buffalo has its problems. rookie and it would be un Crawford p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 000 060 OOx— 5 Tanana L 2-3 '11-354 derstandable if the pressure got E-Bench, Rose. DP-Cincinnati 2. LOB- Dobson 32-3 3 2 tonight. Foremost is in goaltending, Helms ph 0 0 0 0 to him in such a critical game. ToUls 31 2 5 2 ToUls 36 10 13 10 Cincinnati 7, Montreal 8. Kirkwood 11-3 2 0 where Coach Floyd Smith must RESTAURANT- Paul Stanizzi 151-413, Bill McKinnew. 2B-Foli, Geronimo. HR-Bench (10). SB- Scott 2 2-3 3 3 choose between Gerry Desjar On the plus side, defenseman Houston 001000010-2 Should the Sabres recover, Correnti 159-409, Mike Pagani 179-425, Ken Lynch 141-38^* Pittsburgh on 03140x-10 Morgan. S-Renko. T-2:46. A-30,666. dins, Roger Crozier and Gary Jim Schoenfeld, who suffered a ip h r er bb so however, and maintain their 368, Larry Bates 141-396, Die* Brian Lynch 143-353, Chri’i E-Granger. DP-Houstonl. LOB-Houston Baltimore Oakland Bromley. groin injury Sunday, par Renko LO^ 545554 ab r hbi record of not losing on home ice DiBella 141-371, Russ Willhide Lynch 143-362, Adolph Kuszaj; 9. Pittsburgh 9. ab r h bi Desjardins, a late season ticipated in Monday’s workout 2B-01iver. 3B-SUrgell, Robinson. HR- DeMola 3 1 0 0 2 5 Singleton rf 6 0 10 North cf 60 1 0 during the playoffs, the seventh 138-385, Ed Doucette Jr. 143-410, 151-137-393, Dan Vignone 138-7' Gullett W 5^ 5 8 4 3 1 2 pickup from the World Hockey and is expected to be at full SUrgell (81. SB-Robinson, Taveras. S- Blair cf 5 0 0 0 Bando 3b 4010 and deciding game will be Mike Lynch 147-358,' Jim 386, Ray Johnson 159-375, Art; Borbon 31-3 4 0 0 0 0 Davis dh 4 0 2 0 Hopkins pr 0000 strength tonight. Right wing Metzger, Kison. Association, has started all five Lambert 354, Rollie Irish 368, Johnson 137-213-482. - ip h r er bb so Eastwick 2-3- 0 0 0 1 1 Shopay pr 0 0 0 0 Martinez 3b 1000 Rick Dudley missed the prac Save-Eastwick (2). Adolph Kuszaj 150-139-393, Pete Richard L 33 423 6 5 5 4 6 May lb 5 0 0 0 Jackson rf 60 10 tice to take treatment for a sore Granger 113 1 1 1 0 0 WP-Renko. Grich 2b 2 2 0 0 Rudi lb 4 3 3 0. Aceto 150-391, Ray Johnson 137- T-2:24. A-25,034. muscle in his upper groin but Scherman 0 3 4 4 2 0 Baylor If 5 110 Williams dh 3 12 0 379, Bob Mike 367, Gene Grille POWDER PUFF- Sylvi^ 2 3 0 0 0 1 Robinson 3b 5 1 2 3 MAlexndr pr 0 0 0 0 he, too, is expect^ to play, and Crawford 159-404, Joe Dworak 152-372, Johansen 195-528, Bee Moquin Kison W 4-1 9 5 2 2 6 4 Duncan c 4 0 10 Holt ph 0 0 0 0 center Fred Stanfield un AMERICAN LEAGUE Emil, Palmier! 148-394, Neal 191-520, P at LeGeyt 223-509,; Scherman pitehed to 5 batters in 7th. Bumbry ph 1 0 0 0 Mangual dh 2 010 derwent treatment for a bother WP-Richard. Balk-Richard. DeCinces ss 0 0 0 0 Tenace c 5 13 5 Lynch 157-360, Ken Lynch 364, Gerry Tracy 184-192-527, Edna< New York Kansas City some ankle injury. T-2:37. A-11,126. Belanger ss 0 0 0 0 Washingtn If 4 0 0 0 Jennot Wirtalla 139-360, Don Klein 452, Ginette Girardin 461.C ab rh bi ab r h bi Northrup ph 1 11 2 Campnrs ss 4 0 10 ’The forecast is for cooler Los Angeles New York Bonds rf 5 0 0 0 Patek ss 2 0 0 0 Logan 158, Harry Buckminster ab r h bi * ab r h bi Nordbrok ss 1 0 0 0 Gamer 2b 5 12 1 weather today, which could ZODIAC- Cindy Muldoon 198- Maddox cf 5 0 10 SolaiU ph 1011 Hendricks c 1 0 0 0 Holtzman p 0 0 0 0 144-409, Hank Ftey 350, Jim Lopes 2b 110 0 Unser cf 3 111 RWhite If 4 0 0 0 FWhite ss 2 111 SLOW PITCH reduce the fog that interfered 455, Vivian Price 175, Ginger. Buckner if 3 0 11 Millan 2b 4 0 0 0 Cuellar p 0 0 0 0 Perry p 0 0 0 0 Bell 138-151-391, Frank Blank Murray If 0 0 0 0 Otis cf 4 0 2 1 Garland p 0 0 0 0 Fingers p 0 0 0 0 with last week’s two games Yourkas 190-204-560, Carol- Cruz If 0 0 0 0 Kranepol lb 4 111 Munson c 4 10 0 McRae if 4 0 0 0 141-369, John Bremser 360, Wynn cf 3 10 0 SUub rf 2 10 0 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 SOFTBALL here. Gardner 456, Eleanor Livelj^ WE’RE STILL MAKING THOSE GREAT CHEVELLE CARAVAN Chamblss lb 5 3 3 0 Killebrew dh 4 0 1 0 DAlexandr p 0 0 0 0 Frank Calvo 135-152-401, Jim Garvey lb 4 0 10 Torre 3b 4 010 Nettles 3b 4 12 1 Scott 2b 110 0 467, Dolly Dawood 453. Crawford rf 4 110 Milner If 3 0 0 0 Totals 40 5 8 5 Totals 44 6 15 6 Herrmnn dh 1 0 11 Mayberry lb 4 11 0 Two out when winning run scored Cey 3b 4 0 12 Phillips ss 4 110 Johnson db 2 0 0 0 Rojas 2b 4 12 0 Kline Ailing Yeager c 4 0 0 0 Grote c 3 111 Baltimore 000 104000 00-5 TONIGHT’S GAMES Moriarty’s vs. Tommy’s, Mason ss 5 0 2 2 Cowens ph 10 0 0 Oakland 013 10000001-6 CLEVELAND (UPI) - DEALS RUT HURRY - THE SALE ENDS SATURDAY. HERE’S A FEW SAMPLE RUTS Auerbach ss 2 0 0 0 Seaver p 3 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 4 0 0 0 Pattin p 0 0 0 0 Center Congo vs. 7:30 • Nebo Manuel ph 1 0 0 0 Oarrett ph 1113 E-Duncan.^ DP-Baltimore 1. LOB- Cleveland Indians pitcher Steve Piniella ph 1 0 0 0 Brett 3b 5 012 Baltimore 8, Oakland 13. Telephone, 6:15 - Keeney Holidays vs. Dick’s, 7:30 ■ DeJesus ss 0 0 0 0 SUnley 2b 0 0 0 0 Pinson rf 3 0 10 Kline, who has been on the dis CLARKE Mru«r/ci 2B-Robinson 2, North, Jackson. 3B- Bobcats vs. Leopards, 6:15 Mssrsmth p 3 0 0 0 Medich p 0 0 0 0 Martinez ph 10 0 0 Robertson Totals 29 3 4 3 ToUls 31 666 Gamer. HR-Tenace (8), Garner (2), - Cheney abled list since the start of the Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Wohlford rf 110 0 Northrup (1). SB-M. Alexander, Shopay. S Crispino’s vs. Vito’s, 8:45 - season, will meet Tuesday in BRAND NEW 1975 BRAND NEW 1975 MALIBU One out when winning run scored Lyle p 0 0 0 0 Healy c 5 13 1 Crockett’s vs. Trudon, BRAND NEW 1975 Los Angeles 100000200—3 Washin^on, Belanger. Robertson Los Angeles with Dr. Frank Motor Solos Pagan p 0 0 0 0 Leonard p 0 0 0 0 ip h r er hb so 7:30 ■ Fitzgerald MALIBU 2-DOOR COUPE CLASSIC 2-DOOR COUPE New York 012000 003-6 Spllttorff p 0 P 0 0 Allied vs. Bogner’s, 8:45 - CBT Blue vs. Savings, 6:15 Jobe to discuss possible surgery MALIBU 4-DOOR SEDAN E-Seaver2, Garvey. DP-Los Angeles 1, CuelUr 31-3 7 5 5 1 1 For Expert Front End Alignment FREE • FREE ToUls 40 5 9 4 ToUls 42 613 6 - Rol>ertson 6 cylinder, Turbo Hydramatic, power steering, power 6 cylinder, Turbo Hydramatic, powdr steering, power New York 2. LOB-Los Angeles 4, New Garland 5 5 0 0 4 0 Fitzgerald for an injured Achilles tendon. 16 cylinder. Turbo Hydramatic, power steering, power One out in 11th inning when winning run Jackson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 M&M Pizza vs. Economy, Kline'injured the tendon this and Wheel Balancing • disc brakes, radio, deluxe seat belts, exterior decor disc brakes, body side molding, dual horns, radio, rally York 5. scored. ' Glen vs. Tacorral, 6:15 - disc brakes, radio, exterior decor package, rear win i r G-E PORTABLE TV 2B-Cey. 3B-Phillips. HR-Unser (3), D.Alexander L 13 2 3 1 1 1 0 7:30 • Nike past winter, following an elbow package, full wheel covers, whitewalls, undercoat. wheels, whitewalls, undefreoat. Carter extra care New York 00020201000-5 Holtzman 5 6 4 4 4 0 Fitzgerald dow defogger, deluxe seat belts, undercoat, Clirter Kranepool (1), Garrett (2). SB-Lopes 2. Kansas City 010000022 01-6 Trash-Away vs. Barrels, BA’s vsDeMolay, 6:15 ; operation to remove bone chips Carter extra care package. Stock No. 3623 package. Stock No. 3610. ip h r er bb so Perry 3 11111 extra care package. Stock No. 3611 WITH EVERY CHEVELLE E-Rojas, Lyle. DP-New York 1. LOB- Fingers W 5-2 3 1 0 0 0 1 6:15 • Nebo ' Nike in February. The arm is nx.643-9521 Messersmith L 7-1 81-3' 6 6 6 5 1 New York 7, Kansas City 9. CO <> Seaver W M 9 4 3 3 5 5 Holtzman pitched to 3 batters in 6th. progressing but the tendon is Rt. 6 0 85, Bolton, Conn. 2B-Chambliss2, SolaiU, Otis. S-Patek. T-2;51. A-42358. DELIVERED FROM STOCK! T-2:07. A34^(E. ip h r er bb so giving him pain. He was to test Medich 7 2-3 Chicago Milwaukee it before chancing surgery. ab r h bi ab r h bi <4085 Tidrow 1-3 llling Defeats Bennei ^3835 Sale Priced at<3848 Sale Priced at Lux in Hall Lyle L 1-3 21-3 Kelly rf 4 0 10 Sharp cf 5 012 Sale Priced at Pagan 0 Caluccio rf 1 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 0 0 0 LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) - Leonard 5 Orta 2b 4 121 Lezeano rf 4 0 0 0 With Bill Finnegan plating Bennet, 2-1, Saturday at llling. May If 40 10 Scott lb 3 030 Dr. Llyod H Lux, former direc Spllttorff 3 both runs, the llling Junior High Pete Garman notched the Uptight? BRAND NEW 1975 MALIBU BRAND NEW 1975 BRAND NEW 1975 tor of athletics at Bates Pattin W 2-0 3 Hendersn cf 2 10 0 Aaron dh 4 010 Melton 3b 4 0 0 0 Mitchell If 4 0 10 baseball team nipped crosstown win, besting Bennet’s Mike Jor College, will be inducted next Leonard pitched U 2 batters in 6th; EL CAMINO CLASSIC MALIBU STATION WAGON Tidrow pitched to 1 batter in 9th. Pagan DJohnson dh 4 0 0 0 Moore c 4 010 dan in a pitching duel. Jordan, WE HAVE ONE OF THE BIGGEST CLASSIC 4-DOOR SEDAN month into the Athletic Direc pitched to 1 batter in 11th. PB-Munson. Muser lb 4 0 2 0 Garcia 2b 3 12 0 who has two no-hitters to his 350 V-8, Turbo Hydramatic, power steering, power disc 400 V-8, Turbo Hydramatic, power steering, power disc 350 V-8, Turbo Hydramatic, power steering, power disc I tors Hall of Fame in San Diego. T-3:24. A-13,156. Dent ss 4 12 2 Briggs ph 0 0 0 0 brakes, deluxe seat belts, exterior decor package, Downing c 4 12 1 Bevacqua 3t( 3 1 2 0 credit this season, allowed four STOCKS OF ALL MODEL 1975 brakes, deluxe seat belts, body side molding, radio, full brakes, sport mirrors, heavy duty suspension, tinted Kaat p 0 0 0 0 Hegan ph 10 0 0 hits and struck out nine. Gar wheel covers, whitewalls, undercoat, Carter extra care glass, radial tires, vinyl trim, undercoat, Carter extra body side moldings, dual horns, radio, full wheel Gossage p 0 0 0 0 Colbom p 0 0 0 0 man gave up eight hits and CHEVROLETS IN HARTFORD covers, whitewalls, undercoat. Carter extra care | package. Stock No. 3453 care package. Stock No. 3370 Totals 36 4 10 4 Totals 36 2 8 2 fanned four. package. Stock No. 3589 Innsbruck Right^ Chicago 011000 002-4 COUNTY - AND WE’RE MAKING Milwaukee 000 010100-2 LITTLE LOB-Chicago 6, Milwaukee 8. Bennet upended crosstown HR-Orta (3), iJent (1), Downing (3). LEAGUE llling in jayvee baseball action DEALS! On Olympic Dale SB-Kelly. <4235 Saturday, 9-6. <4165 Sale Priced at ip h r er bb so Relax Sale Priced at <4295 Kaat W 8-1 813 8 2 2 1 8 NATIONAL Sale Priced at MONTREAL (UPI) — Unlike Montreal, which has been Gossage 23 0 0 0 1 1 Coming from behind with Colbom L 03 9 10 4424 plagued with financial and construction problems in its ef Save-Gossage (8). three runs in the sixth, the Hebert Wins King’s Ransom fort to stage the 1976 summer Olympics, Innsbruck is right T-2:17. A-16343. Medics got past Moriarty LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - 765 on target for next year's winter, games. Brothers, 8-6, yesterday at Lionel Hebert defeated Hubie Main St. 765 SELLIHG AND SERVICING CHEVROLETS IN MANCHESTER FOR OVER 39 YEARS Buckley Field. Damien Purcell A delegation from the High Jayvees Green and Ed Sneed in a Massage Salon Main St. forec.ast deficit of 00 million hurled a seven-hitter and struck East Hartford Austrian city met Monday with sudden-death playoff Monday to Austrian schillings. out 17 in picking up the win. East Hartford its Montreal counterpart and Top Windham win the $2,5(K) first prize in the Innsbruck won its bid to hold Brad Woodhouse hail three hits CHOOSE YOUR held a news conference to the winter games for the second Winning its season finale Foster Brooks pro-celebrity promote the winter games. and Jim Tierney and Tom golf tournament at Hurstbourne GIRL time f- it last staged the Olym Saturday was the Manchester DeCiantis aided with two Whereas Montreal has been Country Club. pics in 1964 ^ after Denver High jayvee baseball team, 8-4 apiece. Mike Falkowski, John struggling to meet its construc- withdrew as host 2 1/2 years over Windham at Mt. Nebo. The trio had tied at the ehd of jat.. ^ J.ion deadlines because of labor Perry and Bob Berdat homered 18 holes with six-under-par 66s. ago. Olyiiipic sites are cho.sen The young Indians finish with for Moriarty’s. strife. Innsbruck Olympic by the International Olympic a 10-5 record. Jeff Backofen had Organizing Committee r Coiil'mittee six years in ad- two hits,/and Bob Nurmi singled Secretary-General Karl Heinz vpfit-e. and doubled pacing the Indians’ CHEVROLET Klee sai(lj '.Our main construc Tjie 12th winter games held nine-hit attack. Scott Eagleson Muffler That’s tion already is concluded. en Feb. 4-16 expect to notched his fifth win, allowing “Professionals in Pleasing Massages'’ We're a half-year ahead of caw 100,000-150,000 spectators, five hits and striking out eight. Guaranteed for schedule." Klee .said, plus a worldwide as long as you At Your Service While Montreal still doe.sn't television audience. own the car... know how it's going to make up Wins Fourth Leg Mon.-Fri. 11-11 Saturday 11-8 Also unlike Montreal, which Complete Facilities a projected $‘250 million deficit, has ex|)erienccd confusion and HARTFORD, Ohio (UPI) - 875-2517 Innsbruck Mayor Alois Luger criticism over its allocation of Gary Allbritain of Tiffin, phio, said the three branches of tickets, Klee .said, "Most of our won the 100-Iap feature Monday government — federal, district events will take place in open in the fourth leg of the Carling OLENDEirS MUFFLER SHOP and municipal — were com- ROCKVILLE 289-5247 areas and tickets are nearly un Ohio State 500 open competition ROUTE 83 inillcd to jiicking up his city's Phone 646-6464 limited." for supermodified cars. 1229 Main Street, Manchester .> PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 - PAGE NINETEEN Hundreds at Exercise Town Gets Grant BOLTON speaker was Dane Ward, Bolton H i^ School student. Taps were Swim Registration Set Wednesday lierald Hundreds of local residents played by the band and the Area Profile attended the town’s annual closing prayer was given by HEBRON Education transmitted to the build a 345 kilovolt power line To Renovate Bank Memorial Day exercises Mon Donald Richardson. Board of Finance original es from the Millstone power plant day. Anne Dallaire The St. Maurice Council timates from Chandler, Palmer in Waterford to Manchester, place this item on the Bonding ROCKVILLE Heading off the parade were Correspondent . VERNON Knights of Columbus continued Conservation Chairman John Commission’s agenda. the town’s three selectmen. 228-3267 and King for a total cost of its projects of beautifying the Hibbard said. A $10,000 grant, to renovate He said, “Given the fiscal HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. Caroline Murphy of about $31,775. Of this amount, ’They were followed by local green by planting flowers in the The utilities company wants the former People’s Bank crisis in this state, I am pleased Cone-Rd. announced that the She Rcralb $1,775 was for architect’s fees scout groups, Bolton Center Building for use as a multi circle in front of the memorial and other expenses and $30,000 to install part of the line that the Bonding Commission School band, ^arry v ille Junior summer swimming program Area Profile service center, has been stones and by placing three ger ! for the contracted work. through the northend of the has recognized &e priority of Linda Drew, Haylin Dr., Ver Ancient Fife and Drum Corps, will run from June 30 to*’Aug; 1 awarded Vernon by the Depart Admitted Friday: Ronald aniums at the base of the Bids were opened last town, parallel to the 345 kilovolt such a needed project. non; Nicholas Giaccone, En Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart- at Gay City State Park. ment of Community Affairs. Stanton, Willie Circle, Vernon; stones. There will be a second Thursday at the Hebron lines already in Hebron, Hib Presently, a portion of the field; Richard Giorgio, ment and the Women’s COLONIAL CANDLE potluck supper. Visconti said he tion of th Hebron Elementary The announcement of the Emil Ott, Davis Ave., The planting was done by Elementary School. bard said. building houses the offices of Simsbury; Betty Giroux, Auxiliary of the Bolton registration for the lessons on grant was made by State Rep. Rockville; Joan Landrie, Alison Boisoneau and Ray hopes to begin a bicycle School roof. Northeast must seek permis the Court of Common Pleas. Meadow Lark Rd., Vernon; Volunteer Fire Department. Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m. at ’The lowest bid received was Conservation Martin B. Burke of Vernon. The Glenstone Dr., Rockville. Coconi. The flowers were program by the end of June. sion from the town to build and Court personnel moved into the Russell Johndrow Jr., Crystal The opening prayer was given Gilead Hill School. Tlie cost is from Paul D. Puhlick, Old ’The Conservation Commis bank building was purchased by Discharged Friday: Jean donated by Albert Greenhouse CLOSEOUT Commission Chairman show environmental impact, building last week after the Lake Rd., Ellington; Karen by Harold Smith. Richard $2.50. Norwich Rd., Colchester, with sion will meet with Clyde the town about a year ago with Brandel, Morrison St. Ext., and Woodland Gardens. Richard McDonald is in Hibbard said. state made some necessary Kulpa, Glenstone Dr., Vernon; Morra, first selectman, greeted Mrs. Murphy said that the a combination bid of $^,350. Fisher of Northeast Utilities to an eye toward m ^ing it into a Vernon; Claire Bronson, En vestigating the feasibility of The Conservation Commis changes. Nancy Morin, Glen Dr., townspeople. Girl Scouts Baseball Schedule • ALL COLORS Red Cross is donating $75 to the discuss a proposal to build a senior citizen center primarily. field; Mark Collins, High St., showing movies during the For roof No. 1 Puhlick bid $20,- sion re-elected Hibbard as However, when the adjacent Tolland; Robert Muska, Broad placing a wreath, that they had The following is the schedule program. power line through the town. Burke said the purchase of Rockville; Edward Foote, • ALL SIZES summer months. 777 and No. 2 roof $6,700. chairman; also re-elected were Memorial Building is com Brook; Michael Povlosky, made, between the town’s two of baseball games that will be Tlie commission will have a Puhlick estimates time for TTie meeting, currently un the building was commendable Wilson Lane, Vernon; Gillian • ALL STYLES To Award Bid Stewart Stockwell, vice chair pleted for use of all town of Tolland Ave., Rockville; memorial plaques. played May 27-29. special meeting Tliursday night scheduled, is in connection with as it preserves an historical Kittle, Thompson Hill Rd., • HAND DIPS The Hebron Board of Educa completion is 40 days. man, and Joan Bowers, fices, the court offices will be Timothy Ryan, ’Trout Stream David Hooper, a Bolton Little League to interview applicants for a plan by Northeast Utilities to building in the Rockville sec Columbia; Joan Kutscher, Staf tion will hold a special meeting ’The highest bid received was secretary. m ov^ to the Administration Dr., Vernon; Marcy Stodd, Center School student, Tuesday, Indians vs. • TWISTS summer recreation director. from Premier Restoration and tion of town. ford Rd., Vernon; James Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Gilead Building. Dockerel Rd., Vernon; Pia delivered the Gettsyburg Ad Yankees; Wednesday, Giants • FLOWER TAPERS Application deadline is today. Supply Co. of West Haven, with He said the town’s request for McGinnis, River St., Rockville; Hill Elementary School library This will also mean that court Stoeger, Cider Mill Rd., dress. vs. Indians; Thursday, Yankees . Tony Visconti, commission a combination bid of $48,119. bonding approval has been Jane Miller, Willimantic; • SCENTED STUBS to award the bid for the restora itself will be held in the Ad Ellington; Gerald Wolfe, East David Dreselly, selectman, vs. Cards. ' member in c)iargem(tee bicy Last December the Board of ^ — .TM stalled for some time. He said Alfred Pandolfo, Mark Dr., ministration Building rather Hartford. led the dedication of a plaque cle program, said nicycle he has made regular contact South Windsor; Exlaus Parker, Farm. League than in the old Superior Court Admitted Sunday: Rose pamphlets will be handed out to xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 3 Mrame f ciclory honoring veterans of World War with the commissioner of Woodland St., R^kviUe; Mary Tuesday, Tigers vs. Braves; X X X X X XX X XX XX X xj^ room in the Memorial Building Breton, South St., Rockville; II, Korean Conflict, and the school youngsters next week. finance and control since Postemsky, Baker Rd., Ver Wednesday, Mets vs. Tigers; as is now the case. Charles Erbe, Summit Dr., Vietnam Conflict. He also plans to distribute December 1974, urging him to non; Jeremy and Pamela Thursday, Braves vs. Red Sox. James Derby, left, accepts the award as Hebron’s outstanding citizen from Jane Keleher pamphlets to adults at the THE NEEDLETOINT SHOf s' 1^ ] ^ MAY PRINT SALE .. . Tolland; Genevieve Ertel, Young town children ages OFF XX Tlie games begin at 6:15 p.m. Tisdale, Glastonbury; Erin 50 Parent Teacher Organization Next To The Bolton Po$t O ffice Hyde Ave., Rockville. five through seven carried % of the Hebron Junior Women’s Club. (Herald photo by Dallaire) Ward, Stafford Springs; Ella and are played at Herrick Discharged Sunday : Susan Rout* 44A, BoltonJIotch, Bollon, Conn. 2>urin^ W a^ a.ff our flru. I j o r l t g r a p h i c ? Wasilefsky, East Hartford. flowers and flags in the parade Memorial Park. Biron, East St., Rockville; Mrs. (In the Bollon Shopping Phua) Building Unit Scores Birth Friday: A daughter to which were placed'around the Martha Byrnes and son, En Girls' Softball Printi in itocit will be reduce Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence two memorial stones. HARRISON’S This Summsr For Rslaxatlon, d u c e d 2 5 % field; Michael Curulla, Olson The “Star Spangled Banner’’ Tuesday,- Chargers vs. Hit or Fransen, Broad Brook. Marriages With Wings Why Not New Athletic Complex Miss; Wednesday, Citizen of the Year fit providing the framing i6 done in our ilwp | Admitted Saturday: Robert Dr., Veron; Mrs. Hel^n Daly was played by the school band. The Armed Forces’ first and son, Ellington Ave., Elizabeth Vogel, Bolton Center Powerhouses vs. Chargers; STATIONERS NEEDLEPOINT? Wehrli said the committee Chapman, Kenneth Dr., Ver thursday. Blue Bullets vs. woman aviator was Lt. (jg.) during the month. VERNON Rockville; Donna Gebhardt, School student, recited “In "Slrice 1945” HEBRON Derby is registrar of voters Jane Keleher cited Derby’s Wo Havo All Tho was especially dissatisfied with non; Pauline Foxe, Park St., Green Hornets. Barbara Ann Allen. She receiv The Permanent Municipal Anthony Rd., 'Tolland; George Flanders Field.” Anne Dallaire for the Republican party, is many achievements and that ed her wings at Naval Air Sta Supplios, Books, and the new baseball and soccer Rockville; Carl Riendeau, The girls’ games are played 849 MAIN STRECT • MANCHESTER ^ WHAT A GREAT LAPP PLAZA Building Committee, following Gray, Hany Lane, Rockville; The “Battle Hymn of the also active in the Republican “Hebron is fortunate to have a tion,- Pensacola, Fla., Feb. 22, The Know How fields. He said both need Coventry. . on the field in back of Bolton CorreBpondent 83 an inspection of the new out *^Mary Stachowiak, Grand Ave., Republic” was played by the 228-3267 Town Committee, of which he citizen like Jam es Derby.” 1974. Of the six women who To Assist You! WAY TO SAVE! Routt . Vtrnon I reseeding and refertilizing. Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Center School and begin at 6:15 door athletic complex at Rockville; William Stiles, Quarryville band. The main has beqn a member for the past Last year’s recipient of the completed the first flight train Wehrli also said apparently Debra Sutherland and son. James Derby of East St. was P ^ne 643A342_ I TWWW-ThurvS.. 9:30.5:30 ^ Rockville High School, has Franklin Park, Rockville; p.m. 15 years. award, Emery Taylor of Bass ing program, one married her there have been motorcyclists Highland Ave., Rockville; Mrs. named Hebron’s Outstanding X X X X X X X X X decided to withhold $5,000 still Walter Zalenski, Westfield, Derby has served on the Lake Rd., Amston, was also instructor and five married XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX ' XX XX XX riding around the field and the Linda Agostino and daughter, Citizen of the Year at the owed the contractor until the Mass. Hebron Zoning Board of present to congratulate Derby. fellow student pilots. police department has been Chamberlain St., Rockville; . Hebron Junior Women’s Club area is completed to the com Admitted Monday: Frederick Appeals for more than 10 years. alerted to this. He said it’s Mrs. Gale Gladden and son, banquet and Installation of Of- mittee’s satisfaction. Champion, Mt. Vernon Apts. Derby has also served as a The incoming officers for possible that cyclists have been Talcott Ave., Rockville; Alfred . ficers at Vito’s Restaurant in Robert Wehrli, chairman of Rockville; Ronald Hofelich, Deacon for nine y e x s with the 1975-76 are Cyrilla Willis, presi entering the field from a path Beauregard, Beaver Trail, , Bolton. dent; Andree Lamed, vice the committee, said it was un Coventry; Rene Besaw, Box Brooklyn St., Rockville; Karen Herald Family/Travel > This award has been Gilead Congregatio/ial Church, through nearby woods and animously dissatisfied with the Kulpa, Glenstone Dr., Vernon; 'X. and a member of the church president; Jane Keleher, police patrol has been in Mt. Dr., Vernon; Donald presented to a town resident for work done by Windham Sand Jay McCarthy, Meadowbod Rd., choir. treasurer; and Shirley Visconti, stituted. Caldwell Jr., Glenwood Rd., outstanding community service and Stone, Inc. of Willimantic. Tolland; John McConville, In making the presentation. secretary. • The town has also been asked Ellington; Alice Carlson, : for the past three years. The matter will probably be Windermere Ave., Rockville; ARTHUR to install logs around the field Windermere Court, Rockville; 942 MAIN STREET 40 WEST M AIN ST. 144 BROAD STREET discussed with the contractor Donald Domick, Hoffman Rd., Kathleen Moulton, Somers; Editor Betty Ryder, to prevent the cycles from sometime this week. Susan Reynolds, Hillside Dr., DOWNTOWN ROCKVIILE WINDSOR entering. Ellington. South Windsor; Edward Roszczewski, West Willington. MANCHESTER 643-1505 875-9263 688-5263 Discharged Monday: Robert PZC Hears Bids Tonight Police Get $30,000 Grant Chapman, Kenneth Dr., Ver in-the-know on ★ ★ ★ (oNLV^ATi HERSHEY LARGE BARS non; Gloria Dube, East St., COVENTRY The 9 o’clock hearing will the North Coventry Green Choice of MM, Almond, Rockville; Mrs. Dorothy deal with the application of whigh consists of the intricate ★ grant will be used for the salary 29 per cent of all violent crimes Fransen and daughter. Broad MONICA SHEA pTD tem 48 A $30,000 grant, to be used to James Burns of Lebanon who outline of the Bicentennial sym ★ Goodbo r Krockel, Spedd DoV of a management analyst to es in Vernon occurred on Satur Brook; Michael Leighton, King Correspondent establish a computerized wishes a five-lot subdivision on bol. MINI-PADS (w A iA . tablish the record-keeping days and that some 17 per cent St., Rockville; Mrs. Cheryl the latest 742-9495 record-keeping system for the Nathan Hale Rd. of the entire week’s demands The Planning and Zoning Vernon Police Department, has system and to analyze any McManus and daughter. Bridge Other items on the agenda in The club is not only donating for police service occur on Commission will hold two been awarded by the Connec deployment changes for the St., Ellington; Mary Nash, East clude a discussion of the Lake the plot itself, but will keep it in Fridays. public hearings tonight to con ticut Planning Committee on department. Hartford. Rehabilitation Study Com order during the rest of the It was noted, however, that h a ir spray Criminal Administration This program was one of the Birth Monday: A daughter to sider applications for a gravel mittee report on roads and a year. recommendations made in the violent crimes accounted for fashions, name operation and for a subdivision. ^ ^ E x p iro iJ u n e l it , 1975 (CPCCA). Mr. and Mrs. David Moulton, draft of lake area rezoning as This is part of the earlier study which sampled 3,- less than one per cent of the Somers. The first hearing at 8 will well as discussion on a draft of As usual, the Green in South y n a t h s -75 507 criminal and non-criminal police workload. deal with the application of ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (t-IMIT ONE COUPON PER F A M II, ') . W ★ department’s evaluation of its a modified cluster regulation. Coventry was decorated by complaints during a two-year Accounting for some 42 per Mark Sanderson of Brigham manpower deployment needs the club for Memorial Day. which was instituted with a period to identify the sections cent of the workload were ser Alpine, Tex., founded in 1882 Tavern Rd. Ext., to conduct a ONE-A-DAY vice calls such as checking entertainment,! Garden Club This decoration has been an an HEAD a VACATION SPECIAL of town and the hours of day gravel operation on Brigham $20,000 CPCCA grant about a with the coming of the railroad nual event for many years and needing the greatest amount of houses for vacationers, and Tavern Rd. and Brigham The Garden Club is laying out 60 phis 15 year ago and completed earlier in West Texas, is known as “cow the plantings are of red, whibe SHOULDERS .yjlplice service. complaints about noise and dis Tavern Ext. a Bicentennial garden plot at KODAK lfcd«kpodic»Sni«eSip-kll this year. heaven” because of its legendary and blue flowers. 1 8 .8 8 turbances. Atout one-third of the $30,000 The report showed that some cattle barons. LOTIOH FREE POCKET Each K o dak Pocket S m ile Saver REGULAR and worldly 11 oz. Kit ConUins: TOWN OF MANCHESTER SMILE • K o d a k Pocket I n sta m a tic 10 Camera TABUTSI or IRON NOW JUST • K o d a k Magicube Extender SAVER • Three Magicubes . • K o daco lo r II Film (12-exposure) 1 .4 9 LEGAL travel. • Naugahyde Fabric Pouch Case 1 .5 9 KIT • Tvro sided Transparent Print Frame MIg. I isl NOTICE Mfg. List • Set of Nine Special Personalizers S2.45 S:,7') Mfg. List $2.99 The Zoning Board of Appeals at $29.95 _____ • Instruction Manual and Wrist Strap a meeting on May 19,1975 made the following decisions: Betty Ryder, The Herald’s award-winning SUM VASELINE DIGEL No. 442 — Christopher S. Robin family/travel editor, covers the gamut SCOPE son — Use garage for oc REGULAR INTENSIVE TABLETS casional piano repair work — of stories of famiiy interest. or UNSCENTED CARE LOTION BIG Pkg. of ISP 183 Oak Street - APPROVED A newspaper woman for 13 years, Ms. DIGEL effective May 29, 1975. TABLITS REGULAR or Ryder has vtfon severai awards for fashion GIANT 14 oz. 6 oz. 24 oz. No. 443 — Kenneth L. Wichman Antl-QM LEMpN/ORANGE — Addition to converted office reporting and page layout. REGULAR or HERBAL AntacW building — 117 East Center She most recently won the Hagadone Street - APPROVED effective Newspaper’s feature story award and 1 .1 9 May 29, 1975. took second place in a national reporting 1 .4 9 t .0 9 No. 444 - Thomas E. & Ethel Mfg. List $2.99 Mfg. List $2.35 M. Rollason — Divide parcel of competition for her story “Child Abuse — land into two lots so that each An American Tragedy.” , Mfg. List Sill) dwelling has legal land descrip Her weekly column, “Betty’s Notebook” tion — 106-108 Summit Street appears on the family pages and is full B AN D-AID BRAND JOHNSONS DENTAL and 41 Strant Street — of tfdbits of general interest and humor, OLD SPICE JOHNSON & APPROVED effective May 29, as well as friendly tips. PLASTIC OR FLOSS 1975. COLOGNE JOHNSON No. 445 — Henry W. Tilden — [SHEER STRIPS WAXED From society to fashion, to the kitchen 9 oz. ISOFF COSMEnC Change lot lines so that two lots and far-flung countries, her pages strive or UNWAXED facing St. John Street will SPECIAL PUFFS 30 • 1" wide or to keep the community informed of PKG. of 260 50 YDS. become two lots facing Stone the various aspects of family and travel. 50 ■ assorted sizes Street, with increased areas, one lot with 73.5 feet frontage — She covers the fashion scene in New Fourth grade students at Coventry’s Robertson Grammar School sing colonial songs as southwesterly corner, of Stone York City to bring her readers the latest ' / 9 9 * Street and St. John Street — part of Bicentennial program conducted at the school under a state grant. (Herald photo / 9 9 * report on fall and summer fashions, usually j by Shea)' APPROVED effective May 29, managing to find a few celebrities to inter- i Mfg. List $1.19 \llg. List 9XC 1975. M fg. List $ 1.19 No. 447 — Heritage Savings & view along the way. Loan — Add business sign to As coordinator of The Herald’s Travel Show, shopping center identification Ms. Ryder has made contact with the heads of most Coventry Students Complete WASH 'H DRI sign — K Mart Plaza, north side major airlines, tourism offices and travel commission Spencer Street — APPROVED ers, in her efforts to bring the world a little closer to TOWELFTTES effective May 29, 1975. her readers. As editor of The Herald’s Travel Pages, Year’s Bicentennial Project No. 448 — St. Bridget’s Church PKG. of 22 U N 'i GRIP IT — Permit sale of beer at church she brings stories and photographs geared William McArthur, Mrs. Dentd Floss Holder bazaar from June 16, 1975 to whet the appetite of prospective * Monica Shea Marian Kelsey and Miss Gloria The program also singing STO PS BURN PAIN [SPECIALLY SUNBURN COHD^WHS SOOTHES SKIN through June 21, 1975 — travelers. Correspondent Gamache. songs which were represen ^ IV a s /i with 40 YDS. of FLOSS northwest corner Main and 742-9495 a The students were engaged in tative of American history as Carry it with you always When it comes to family and travel, Betty Ryder well as folk dancing and slides Woodland Streets puts It all together for The Herald. The fourth grade classes of early colonial projects APPROVED. Robertson Grammar School throughout the year such ps narrated by the students. List 99l/ No. 449 — Robert Carter — held a Bicentennial Bandwagon making apple dolls and com Many Coventry residents took 4 oz. NO RAINCNECKS part in the program throughout Erect detached garage 2 feet program which was the husk dolls; the making of L IM IT 1 Mfg. List M .9S from west side line — 17 Lucian culmination of a year’s work on murals of various crafts such as the, year by giving ______LIM IT 2______Street - APPROVED effective American History from the quilting, blacksmithing, demonstrations and speaking to May 29, 1975. year 1776. candlemaking and spipning. the youngsters. O lia C THESE SERVICES - COMPARE AMD SAVI - SHOP ARTHUR DRUG FOR 10,000 ITEMS No. 450 — Barney Peterman ’The program was funded by Other projects include a They were: Mrs. Betty Sousa, Convert 2-family house to 4- She Beratb State Reading Grant of $1,500 authentic recreation of Old who spoke on the Nathan Hale PROMPT PHOTO FINISHING CGLD SGDA PRGMPT PRESCRIPTIGN SERVICE family house with variance on which was used to buy books, Mystic Village done by Chris Fife and Drum Corp.; Mrs. conversion requirements — 73 film strips and tape cassettes. Bernot, Raymond Lewis and Carolyn Hollister, who CGMPLETE GREETING CARD DEPT. FREE DELIVERY CDSMETIC DEPT. 75 Union Street - APPROVED During the year, 57 fourth Charles Wagner under the demonstrated the making of FREE GIFT WRAPPING MAGAZINES • BDDKS CGMPLETE VITAMIN CENTER LOWEST PRICES effective May 29, 1975. graders viewed 900 film strips direction of Mrs. Bell. This com husk dolls; Randy Bell Notice of these decisions has "You read It first In the Herald” and records and cassettes and project took over 60 Rkurs of who spoke on hockey; Mrs. FIRST AID CENTER MONEY ORDERS TV TUBES A TESTER PROJECTOR BULBS Jane Coveil, who demonstrated been filed in the Town Clerk’s read over 650 books dealing non-classroom time and was" MASTER CHARGE BANK AMERICARD OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 365 DAYS A YEAR office. with American history. completed during the recess the making of sour dough Zoning Board of Call 647-9946 The program was run under period throughout the year. bread; Mrs. Annette Zelanski, S /llf itarti to day and rum thru Saturday Night' Appeals the direction of Mrs. Eunice Each child also made a who demonstrated spinning; Bernard R. Johnson, For convenient Home Delivery Bell, school librarian, who was booklet of Colonial activities Mrs. Loma Marcisenuk, who I G U o A < ^ 9 i with youi ',AI f I If M OlJANTITIt S I IM IIf (' Id M IH K i'. 'I I BankAmericard Chairman assisted by Mrs. Stasia Blick, they took part during the year demonstrated the making of ap- [master charge BANK AMIRICARD or «N( .niiutaH* -• ••0 , tU SI MVf THI HKiH I I () IIM I I ' 'I I A M I ' " . reading teacher, Mrj. Marcia, as well as making hornbooks, . pie dolls; Mrs. Marcia Heath, Paul J. Rossetto, J MASTIR CHARGI CARD I li...... I'" I. - . SWretary Simcox, music teacher. Miss sour dough bread and learning who taught the students folk Dated this 27th day of May, Pamela Marrett, art teacher, how to make paper as it was dances; and Ronald Reynolds 1975. aiid the fourth grade teachers done in colonial times. who donated the corn husks. f o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE' PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,'Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 H ip W s n M 23 Homee For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Business Opportunity 14 Homes For Sale RN s -LPN s RAISED RANCH r Seven RARE OPPORTUNITY - HEBRON • Three-bedroom 89 MOUNTAIN ROAD MANCHESTER - Verplanck Immsdlats openings on tlw rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 If you like Uie front, you’ll love Uie Established territories, Mister Cape In immaculate condition. School area, 7-room aluminum Memorial Day Address 9*11 and 11-^7 shifts. fireplaces, 2-car garage, family Has new aliuninum siding atld rear of Uiit n p e r 7-room Split Level, sided Cape, dining room, three BxcoUont bonsflts and star Softee, a household wonl. Units room, modern Kitchen with 344 baths, fireplace, garage. Only $41,- iKi* ^ FAMILY [H By John Sibun are ready to go. Need good peo is located in great MO bedrooms, rec room, garage, ting salary. Position also beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall neighborhood. Priced to sell at many extras. Thirties. I^Penta stMitMi, COOK-OUTS When one is given the oppor having a great time, too. But ple. Low down payment, pay carpeting, air-conditigners, HJDKMlBaoSSEno aVallabla for qualHM appli out of profits. Call or writf $36,500. B/W realty, 647-1419. REALTORS-ML8 MS-24S2 Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. tunity and privilege of ad we were convinced that we had professionally landscaped. $52,- had the best of the bargain. cant as Evanlng Suparvisor. today, area code 203-677-9089 or ISS Waat Cantar Stieat will b« • ploiMur* In tlw big back yard olthis six-room dressing an audience on such an PItasa apply: 000. Philbrick Agehcy, EAST HARTFORD - Duplex on MANCHESTER - New listing - Hindsight shows how wrong 528-8771. M ister Softee of Realtors, 6464200. Colonial. Tha houaa haa baan nawly paparad and important occasion as today, MEADOWS CONVALESCENT Southern New England, Inc., ,comer lot with excellent per Six-room Cape, one car garage, paintad, inalda and oiit. Thraa badrooma, and lovely the initial reaction is to think, we were. For many of the W x t formance income. Could be MANCHESTER - Magnificent 5 excellent condition, quiet i f e t i i l d 198 South Road, Farmington, hardwood llooral $38,900. l NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, “What can I possibly say which soldiers it was to prove their HOME Conn. 06032. good starter home for young bedroom Custom Colonial in street, $34,900. Hayes Corpora- 2Vz baths, first-floor, laundry, would be meaningful and of any last Christmas. Many of them 933 BMwaN Straat couple. Priced to sell at $31,900. one of Manchester’s finest Uon, 6464)131. must have wondered where Manchastar, Conn. aluminum siding, formal dining B/W realty, 647-1419. value?” Situation Wantad 15 areas. Full-size tennis court, in- they would be a year hence. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING An Equal Opportunity Employer room, fireplace, handy to bus ground heated pool, fantastic With the Bicentennial and shopping. $412,800. Philbrick NORTHHELD 179 MAIN STREET PHONE B4B-4525 We were too young to ap EXPERIENCED Bass Player maintenance-free landscaping, 7-ROOM CAPE Celebration on the horizon, I Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. North Coventry — Central’air preciate that, perhaps, we desires to join existine eroun. central air-conditioning, family Living room with fireplace, was invited, I expect, to ad conditioning, 4-bedroom room with beamed cathedral helped, albeit in some small Call 649-8055. formal dining room, three Raal Estata Wantad dress myself to it. But I BRIGHT, enthusiastic, mature NEW RANCH - Extra large Colonial, 2 fireplaces, ceilings, Florida room with MANCHESTER 28 measure, to take the place of person needed for permanent modern kitchen, two baths, bedrooms, finished rec room, gratefully accepted tor a se Homes For Sale 23 excellent condition. 40’s. skylignt, large finished rec OWNER SAYS “SELL" MAY WE BUY your home? cond reason as well. Reflection their loved ones,'for a few short part-time employment as clerk- fireplace, 2-car garage, room, dark room, dressing quiet residential neighborhood aluminum siding and windows, four bedroom Colonial on Quick, fair, all cash and no brought to mind a few personal hours, at a time when separa PHONE 643-2711 typist and receptionist in busy rooms, workshop area, 4 1/2 within walking distance of MANCHESTER - Six month Hollister St. Foyer, front to problems. Call Warren E. tion was even more keenly felt. doctor’s office. Must be good large deck, picture window in shopping. $36,500. ’ thoughts I would like to share new, prime west side location, baths, wrap-around outside Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Within six months, many of with figu figures and handling basement with walk-out to deck, faces open woods. And back living room with with you. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 b ath s, patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen JACKSTON A6ENCY these men lost their lives on the money. Helours: 4:30-8:30 p.m.. much more. Cml for details and fireplace, dining room, This is a day of remem Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Monday, Wednesday and hardwood floors, aluminum cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 646-1316 kitchen, screened porch, CASH FOR HOUSES - Let’s beaches of Normandy and in the siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor price. Warren E. Howland, synchronize. You want to sell brance. Remembering brings INDEX Friday, 3-6 p.m. Tuesday and Realtors, 643-1108. aluminum siding, huge treed forth its own reasons for fields of France. Thursday, and some Saturday poration, 646-0131. RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, and someone else wants to buy. NOTICES ADVERTISING R E A L T O R S * CO. lot. Price reduced to $42,900. It’s easier to do both thru a speaking what is in one’s heart The Greatest' Gift mornings. Good opportunity for handy location. $31,000. 1 — Lost and Found $17,500 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 TOLLAND - What a buy! Circa reputable agency. We have and mind. The first thought con I can only hope, our constant 2 — Parionala MACHINE TOOL SCRAPERS someone whose husband works Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 646-8713 RATES baths, stove, refrigerator, gar 423-9291 Colonial, prapes, acreage, customers and we need listings. cerns a debt that I have never requests for candy notwithstan 3 — Announcamanta Minimum 1 to S yoars’ experience to scrape a wide second shift. Reply to Herald 646-4200. FM age, nearly two acres. Hutchins convenient location. Reduced to Also, we buy ourselves. Call ding, we helped alleviate a little 4 — Entertainment 1 day ...... 9c word per day Box “M” . TIE VERY BEST! before publicly acknowledged. 5 — Auctions 3 days ..... 8c word per day variety of machine parts. Job requires holding close Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. EAST HARTFORD - 4-5 two- $55,000. Keys, Realtors, 528- Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or D r iv e B y REAL ESTATE CENTER Battle of Britain of the ache for home these men 6 days . . 7c word per day HEBRON Low 50m. family near stores, theatres 649-1922. FINANCIAL tolerances between several related surfaces. 9081. 646-4144 My thoughts go back to the must have felt. We shared 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 26 days ..... 6c word per day $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in NEW LISTINB and buses. If you are able to ' 15 WORD MINIMUM Selected - applicants will b ^ t^ re d an overtime 39 (MRPENTER ROAD FKGKm&IUimN,IIC..Reilton London of the early 1940s. As a something, I guess, without tru 9 — Personal Loans MULTMNRCUITS, INC. law apartment, carpeting, $435 provide the personal touch, this SOUTH WINDHAM - 9-room 10 — Insurance Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch schedule plus good company benefits. Charming New England Cape situated on 263 IliiR Stiwt HiMhnttr boy I lived through the Blitz of ly being aware of the fact. RECEPROMST/SECRETARY month income. Hutchins Agen could be the best move of your Colonial, 5 bedrooms, corner cy, Realtors, 646-3166. IW acres with 16xS in-ground pool. Huge life. B/W realty, 647-1419. FABULOUS FOREST H U S lot, business zone, 10 miles that city. And sharing, I have come to EMPLOYMENT Apply; Personnel Dept. Sharp individual to handle the first flpor family room with fireplace, 13 - Help Wanted formal dining room, 3 hedrooms, 2 baths, from UConn. $31,900. Tedford □ MISC. SERVICES I remember clearly that hot believe, is the greatest gift one 14 — Business Opportunities 545 New Park Avenue, West Hartford. President’s phone calls. Must F U U OF FEATURES THAT human being can give another. COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three 2-car garage. Exquisitely appointed MANCHESTER - Exquisite 4-. Real EsUte, 647-9914. ATTRACTIVE one owner sum m er of 1940. As with 15 — Situation Wanted be efficient and accurate with bedroom full-dormered Cape, throu^out. Exceptional property and bedroom Colonial with YOU MUST SEEI home, only four years young So is for no other reason, on must M seen. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shakespeare’s school boy, I EDUCATION typing and shorthand skills. basement, 100’ from private character all its own. Fine area Can UUsEariyTo s with aluminum siding. 'This 3 Services ORered 31 this Day of Remembrance, I Shorts, 645-3233. BOLTON - Immaculate over crawled like a snail, unwilling % ong 18 — Private Instructions Will handle customers and beach, double lot, more. with beautifully landscaped Inspacti sized 5 room Cape Ranch, with bedroom Cape is complete with accepted this invitation as a Overdue Thanks’ 19 — Schools-Classes VIPs. Full benefits, including SHARPENING Service - Saws, ly, to school — but for a 20 — Instructions Wanted Pratt ft Whitney Warren E. Howland, Realtors, yard. If this is your absolute two exceptionally large fireplaced living room, over different reason. golden opportunity to express, CMS and Blue Cross. Call 646- 643-1108. J.WATS9N BEACH CO. last move, then arrange to see bedrooms, conveniently sized dining room, family room knives, axes, shears, skates, on behalf of all those small John Sibun, born in England, befriended as a lad by REAL ESTATE 4100. it now. B/W realty, 6«-1419. BELFIORE ACEBCY with deck. South Farms area. rotary blades. Quick service. My gaze was fixed, unwaving- 23 — Hom M for Sale Colt Industries Machine Tool Division let M74132 located, minutes from 1-84, on a American soldiers, says a “long overdue thanks” Monday @ LAND - Nice barn, three Equal Houting OpportunHy V intage R ealty, 289-6044, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main ly, on the living picture that children of Wartime England, 24 — Lots-Wnd lor Sale REALTORS 847-1413 beautiful 3/4 acre wooded lot. some long overdue apprecia during the Memorial Day program in Center Park. Sibun, 25 — Inverfment Property bedroom home, baseboard M ANCHESTER - New to V intage R ealU , 289-6044, evenings, Rick Girouard, 568- St., Manenester. Hours daily was taking place, with deadly 28 — Business Property An Equal Opportunity Employer 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur tion. now of Hebron, is now coordinator of the* Bicentennial heat, Hutchins Agency,, market. Cape with half dormer, evenings Rick Girouard, 568- 6690. inteni^ify, in the sky above — 27 — Resort Property Realtors, 646-3166. 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, dining day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. Thank you — to you here who Committee of Greater Hartford Arts Council. (Herald 28 — Real Estate Wanted RANCH - with gorgeous view. 6690. The Battle of Britain. room, three bedrooms, partial MANCHESTER - PersonaUty, ANDOVER - solid brick five When there was not anything experienced those days and photo by Barlow) \ MISC. SERVICES Large living room with beamed REWEAVING burns, holes. 'li NOTICE MANCHESTER - Redwood catnedral ceilings and rec room. Move-in condition. charm, or character whatever room Ranch, situated on nearly to gape at, 1 retrieved pieces of later fought for us on the bloody 31 — Services Ottered ADVERTISING Farms, spacious 9 room Raised three acres. A beauty setting, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 32 — Painting-Papering NEWSBOYS for South Windsor ARE YOU UNEMPLOYED? fireplace, formal dining room, $36,900. Keith Real Estate, 649- you call it - this has it. Nine battlefields of the world. Is it surprising then, that the ii The Town of Bolton is seeking Ranch, set on large treed lot. 1922, 649-4126. BEST BUYS irivate and tranquil. Call Window shades, Venetian shrapnel from street gutters. front line soldier’s life expec 33 — Building-Contracting area. Call Mr. Griffin at 647- YOUmE AN Sjl^^D ArTER M' fully equipped kitchen with rooms, three outbuildings, I also humbly join with you 34 — Rootlng-Slrtlng applicants for One (1) full-time luzanne or Arthur Snorts, 646- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Sometimes at night, I woulA tancy was m easured in a best militia group in the 13 DEADLINE 9411. Three full baths, aluminum sliding glass doors to deck. excellent landscaping. $59,000. today in honoring those com original states became the 35 — Heating-Plumbing Call position for general siding, two fireplaces, family MANCHESTER - Lovely Split 3233. J. Watson Beach Company Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. find myself pressed down intoito\ matter of weeks. 36 — Flooring 12:00 noon the d^Kbelore Huge family room with stone Odegard Realty, M3-4365. BY BELFIORE rades of yours who never backbone of the Continental Ar 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage publication. \ JOBSEEKERS Hie. maintenance of highways, room, five possible bedrooms.- home with plenty of room. Cen Manchester Office, 647-9139. those very same gutters as A S alute RN’s wanted for full and part- fireplace, two full baths. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. returned home — but whose my? 38 — Services Wanted Deadline lor SaturdayNqnd EMPLOOYMENT public buildings, and'gounds, Asking $51,900. Zinsser Agency, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, tral air-conditioning, one full, TOLLAND - Secluded 5 1/2 WOW! Equal housing opportunity. falling bombs, or mobile anti So, on behalf of Old Sam, the time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. 646-1511. two half baths. Complete Removal, pruning, lot clearing, spirit is very much in evidence Remember that the militia MISC. FOR SALE Monday is 12:00 Noon FrIdayN,, Apply to Directors of Nursing, SERVIIIVICI under the Comprehensive Man 646-4200. room Ranch, on a wooded acre, Our lead off listing is a big, 6- aircraft fire, interrupted our Old Contemptible, who always kitchen, garage, large lot. Good COLUMBIA - seven room spraying. Fully insured. here today with us on Memorial got its training on the town and 41 — Articles tor Sale "Saifnon Brook Convalescent 568-1070 568-I^D power Program , Title VI. oversized fireplace, detached 6, two-family with 2-car gar journey to the air-raid shelter. 42 — Building Supplies MANCHESTER buy at $42,900. Keith Real Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 Licensed. Free estimates. Day. remembered those who had Home, (off House Street) Please contact the State NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven garage, large deck. Only $32,- age and separate heating The shelters were damp and village greens such as we are 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets PLEASE READ Conn'ecticut’s largest jobi Estate, 649-1922, 64M126. 900. Wm. R. Smith Realty, 68^ baths, 2 fireplaces, small barn, Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. paid the full measure, and who 44 — Livestock Glastonbury. Please call 633- OWNERS SAY "SELr penerous-sized rooms, 2% systems. N e^ s some work, uninviting. With the passing of standing on now. Some civilians listing service managed by Employment Office, 806 Main 8533, 872-3756. large pond. Situated on nearly O ld Sam himself has now faded to where 45 — Boats & Accessories YOUR AD 5244. Price reduced on this 3- baths, family room, 2 but it’s in a desirable and con time, we became blase and turned soldier, others remained 46 — Sporting Goods professionals. Please call, St., Manchester, Conn, for COVENTRY - Coming soon, three acres. Call Suzanne or TREE SERVICE (Soucier) I also accepted today’s invita all good soldiers go, I salute, Classified ads are taken over bedroom Ranch, 2 full baths, fireplaces, 2-car garage, assumed a false mantle of safe at home but made a vital con 47 — Garden Products 568-1070 for complete details further details. new 42’, 3-bedroom Ranches on MANCHESTER - By owner, 4 venient location. Should be a Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat Trees cut, trimmed or topped, tion to speak as Old Sam would today, all those whose memory 48 — Antiques the phone as a convenience. SECRETARY - RecMtionist, 20x22’ family room, im aluminum siding, large lot. stumps removed, fully insured. tribution to the wars outcome. from one of o u f cheerful Bolton Board of acre plus lots. Perfect for Ap bedroom graciops Colonial, 2 42,000. or so property fixed son Beach Company ty — spending more time in our have expected it of me. we are honoring. 49 — Wanted to Buy The Herald Is responsible for doctor’s office. East Hartford maculate condition This house qualifies for $2,000 Got a tree problem? Well worth only one incorrect insertion and counselors. Selectmen proved Farm ers’ Home Clients. 1/2 modem baths, first floor up. Buy it for ^,900. put Manchester office, 647-9139. own beds than we should have For as Napoleon stated, an specialist, typing, some throughout. Lovely treed lot. tax credit. Philbrick Ageiicy, a phone call. 742-8252. Old Sam was my grandfather. Bicentennial RENTALS then only to the size ol the 222 Bolton Center Rd. ^7,500. The Fran Greene Agen laundry and Tamily rooms, some "sweat equity” in it Equal housing opportunity. prudently done. army marches on its stomach, 52 — Rooms for Rent shorthand. four day week, Many extras. Realtors, 646-4200. He was a professional soldier, Next year, the United States original insertion. Errors which Bolton, Conn. 06040 cy, 684-4241. wall-to-wall carpeting, new and have yourself a real in On many occasions, drugged and this is where Connecticut 53 — Apartments lor Rent do not lessen the value of the experienced desired. Reply CUSTOM MADE Draperies, a soldier’s soldier, who started 54 — Homes lor Rent MACHINIST - Experienced on JACKSTON AGENCY aluminum gutters, newly Lots-Land For Sala 24 from lack of sleep, having no is 200 years old. Having been came to the forefront again. advertisement will not be cor box, DD, Manchester Herald. OLDER HOME - Large living come producing value! very reasonable work his soldiering in Kipling’s India. 55 — Business for Rent lathe and Bridgeport. Inter 848-1318 painted. Privacy fence, 2-car recollection of leaving bed or closely associated with a lot of Our state supplied the bulk of 56 — Resort Property lor Rent rected by an additional Inser room with dining area, eat-in SWIMMIN6 POOL FREE guaranteed, call anytime. 649- He had great respect for his viewing 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Over TOWN OF MANCHESTER ^____EwenlnMj649|;6^^ ELLINQTON garage, 1/4 acre. Walking dis BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ house, I would come to and find grass-roots planning, during the the food and supplies. 57 — Wanted to Rent tion. kitchen, V/z baths, 3 bedrooms, if you buy this simply im 4266. profession and never missed an 58 — Wise, lor Rent PART-TIME office help - Light time and all company paid porch. Interior completel/ B I9 S K Y tance to schools, shot frontage in R-2 zone. $11,000 myself being propelled along past few years, for the General Washington stated church. Mid 40’s. 649-61! maculate six-room Colonial Wolverton Agency, Realtors. opportunity to honor his fallen bookkeeping essential. Varied benefits. Dynamic Metal MANCHESTER - Unique Early redecorated, 2-car garage. $33,- dark streets. forthcoming celebration I that we never failed to meet AUTOMOTIVE Products Company, Inc., 289- Relax in your living room and enjoy with garage in the mid- 649-2813. ODD JOBS - Trucking, home colleagues. 61 — Autos lor Sale duties, including typing, filing, LEGAL American Colonial. Paneled 500. Philbrick Agency, the view. Ranch, 3 hedrooms, garage repairs, yards cleaned. Glass crackling underfoot, would like to share some of my any of his requests and as an ac 6491. NEW HOMES - Ranch, thirties! Wall-to-wall in He expected his sons and 62 — Trucks lor Sale etc. Approximately 20 hours per doors, plaster walls and Realtors, 646-4200. with 314 acres. Offers the ultimate In Experienced handyman. Free 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Lost and Found 1 Colonial, Raised Ranch, three MANCHESTER-2/3 Acre and our way lighted by gun thoughts on the subject with colade dubbed us “The Provi week. Flexible hours. ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, hand privacy and lots of elbow room. Many several rooms! Immaculate estimates. Reasonable. 643- grandsons to follow his exam 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles GAS STATION attendant NOTICE possibilities. Can be yours for ap; bedrooms, aluminum siding, building lot with landscaping flashes, we headed for the you. sion State.” 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle Manchester location. Send crafted paneling, first-floor CONTEMPORARY Raised inside and out, with modem ple. FOUND - Bassett hound, praised value of 144,900. Mr. Lewis! city utilities. From $41,900. and building in A zone. $16,000, 0304. shelter at the end of the road. For those of you trying to With the celebration in 1976, Homes resume to Herald Box “JJ”. needed part-time, apply in per The Planning and Zoning Com family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 Ranch - Large, modern kitchen 649-5306. paneled kitchen. Fast sale is After service on India’s female, brown with white paws. Merritt; Agency, 646-1180. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. With a bag, containing a few reconcile my accent with the there will be a lot of 66 — Automotive Service son, Gorin’s Sports Car <”onter, mission at a meeting on May 19, bedrooms, breezeway, double with pantry, formal dining wanted, bring your TWO HANDYMEN will clean, Northwest Frontier, Old Sam 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. Tolland Turnpike. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY necessities around her neck, Revolutionary War, and remembering done and other 1975 APPROVED the petition garage, beautiful lot, city room with built-ins, living room checkbook! rake, lime, fertilize, mow. fought in the South African with cathedral ceiling and BARROWS & WALLACE COVENTRY - Spacious eight- BOLTON-Building lot, 200’ my mother held each son firmly thinking that perhaps I have in occasions apart from Memorial LOST: Passbook number 26 DENTAL ASSISTANT - of Barbara H. Lindsay, and utilities. $74,900. Hayes Corp. NEW LISTINB maintainance of lawn seasonal. Boar War and then in World Challenging full or part-time AMBITIOUS PERSON - to fieldstone fireplace from floor room Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 frontage, one acre, $10,500. by an elbow until we had safely advertently turned up on the Day, when people and events 004574 9, Connecticut Bank & ADOPTED amendments to Ar 646-0131. 8494306 397-IBIS 7284610 Eight room Ranch in desirable Owner, 646-2923. Cellars and attics cleaned. War I. position, for industrious person serve Full of Baloney subs, to to ceiling, redwood paneling, baths, stone fireplaced living Reasonable prices. 643-5305. • completed the course. wrong side, I would hasten to will be recalled and honored. Trust Company. Application the public. Apply in person, 415 ticle IV, Section 8 of the Zoning room, family room, den, 2-car As he was well into his 60s, he in busy dental practice in $34,900 - 6 room Cape, full four bedrooms, 2 full baths, Manchester Green area. Two There we stretched out on reassure you that I am well There will be 38 war sites to made for payment. Main Street, Manchester. Regulations concerning Liquor garage plus 3¥s room income full baths, wall-to-wall in Business Property 28 was too old for World War II. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rockville area. Primary dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, large fqmily room with LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. damp, ratty canvas cots and aware who won the war and visit in the state and historical responsibilities are chair side Sales verbatim with the petition fireplace, den or library, 5 apartment.t. Ov m acre lot. several rooms, recently Cellars and attics cleaned, This did not prevent his trying Personals nice trees. Hutchins Agency, SALT BOX - Authentic MANCHESTER - 10,000 square with the aplomb of youth that there will be no surprise re-enactments to participate in assisting. X-rays, lab work. SECRETARY - Typist for busy as described at the public sliding glass doors, 2 large Merritt AgencyjNO-1180.lencyjp-: redone kitchen, new boiler lawns mowed, small tree work. to rejoin the army. Turned Realtors, 646-3166. reproduction, fireplace, center foot brick industrial building, returned to sleepy oblivion. endings with any of the or view. Requirements for position are medical office. Experience hearing held May 5, 1975. The decks, 2-car garage, large lot. two air-conditioners, lovely Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. down, he eventually got back RIDER WANTED - for trip to preferred but will train right chimney, country living, acre ground level and raised loading programs I am connected with. interest, ambition, maturity, 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built $68,500. Philbrick Agency, ELLINGTON Tapestry of War into khaki by joining the Home Grass Roots Lafayette, Indiana, leaving person. Hours 8-3. Unusual effective date is June 2, 1975. treed lot. Hutchins Agency, 646- 10 ROOMS “Florida” room, drapes and docks. Own for $6. per foot in Most of the major battles that prior work experience. Dental Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family Realtors, 646-4200. GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick These were the days of food Guard. Nationwide the Bicentennial Manchester May 28th. Call 643- fringe benefits. Call 646-4796 A copy of this decision has been 3166. shades will stay, as will cluding land. Move into your one reads about which took 5625 after 6. assisting preferred but not filed in the Town Clerk’s office. room, fireplaces, garages. NEW LISTING washer and dryer. Luxury own building for as cheap as service. Save your back. Call us rationing, of not having enough ‘O ld C o n tem p tib le' Celebration is a grass roots ef required. Salary commensurate between 5-6 p.m. Monday, place in the Revolutionary Planning and Zoning Hutchins Agency, 6^3166. Magnificent and spacious contem you can rent. City utilities. today, 528-0586. coupons to replace all the fort. What are you going to do to with experience. Mail resume Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. 7-BOOM CAPE MANCHESTER - new to living at moderate cost in the But one parade that my period seem to have taken place NEW IMPROVED “Zippies” , Commission market, clean aluminum sided porary (over 4,000 sq. ft.). Custom Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. clothes growing lads needed. share in and contribute to this to P.O. Box 289, Manchester. VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, very low forties. Oh, yes, full GARDENS- roto tilled or grandfather never missed until outside the state. This would the great iron pill now with SHORT ORDER COOK, male tamaculate nmlititm. rreplace, m ll-to- six room Cape, remodeled built in 1966. Five bedrooms, SVt baths, The suffocating feeling of gas country’s heritage? Alfred Sieffert, with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 2 fireplaces, huge famUy room wlUi siz^ garage. plowed. Reasonable. Call 644- the year he died was on lead one to believe that Connec Vitamin C. Liggett Parkade kitchen, 34 bedrooms, new fur mask drill. We agreed the mask The opportunity to celebrate or female, experienced Chairman large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver wall carpeting, swanming pool, a h m m n wet bar, den. Plua extra features too SEVEN ROOM COLONIAL 1448. November the 11th, when he Pharmacy. preferred, $2.75 - $3. per hour nace, enclosed yard, city would kill us off before the gas ticut’s soldiers were not overly this country’s Bicentennial has Joseph Swensson, ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. skftig, private backyard adjacent to numerous to mention. Choice Country convenient location, IW baths marched with his fellow depending upon experience. utilities. Immediate occupancy. even had a chance. involved. only been made possible by Secretary wooded area. Mkl 30’s. Club area. Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. veterans. With special pride, he Split shift. Apply in person $33,900. Keith Real Estate, 649- Copper plumbing. Full attic Posters warned us to guard They were, very much so. PART-TIME OFFICE HELP Dated this 27th day of May, BOLTON - 6 room Raised Pz Or d a construction "! marched with a select group in those men and women who gave •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• R estau ran t 94, 29 McNall 1922, 6464126. ' Treed lot. Mid thirties. our tongues against careless To the extent, that no other 1975. Ranch, with 27’ kitchen and J. WATSON BEACH CO. the front of the parade. For he their lives for it in the last 200 Light bookkeeping essential. Street, Manchester. JAPANESE CARDEN I Custom Homes I talk. state provided more to the years. I believe we owe it to □ FINANCIAL dining area combination. Large MANCHESTER - Bolton Line. Realtors MLS s < * * I Repairs • Additions I was an “Old Contemptible” — Varied duties, including living room, three bedrooms, and an Oriental motiff make Food parcels came from cause. The facts speak for them to take stock of the past, GARDENERS wanted full Chickens, ducks and geese Maichester Office 647-9139 5 FREE ESTIMATES ■ an honor he highly prized. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• typing, tiling, etc. A p fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 Equal Houting Opportunity this beautiful Riga Lane friends and relatives in the themselves as these few figures time, transportation required, welcome in this mini-park yard In 1914, Germany’s Kaiser add to it the best of today, thus Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 proximately 20 hours per baths, 2-car garage. $54,500. Ranch a one of a kind I Gafl 649-3789 United States and Canada. will attest: experienced desirable. Call 649- NOTICE with small pond and trees plus referred to the small British enriching the time to come. Congratulations! S week. Flexible hours. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, residence. Many, many Voices — first Chamberlain, Our Slate’s Role 3761 after 6 p.m. DUBALDO-LESPERANCE an above ^ound pool. Seven !■ H ■■ H ■■■■■■ iJ Army, which confronted him, MORTGAGES, loans first, se Manchester location. Send PUBUC HEARING 649-2813. room Cape with 4 bedrooms, VERY SPECIAL home in a features including a beautiful then Churchill — filled the air On June 17, less than three AUNT KERRY | 6 4 6 -0 5 0 5 as “that contemptible little ar cond, third. All kinds. Realty resume to ADULTS WANTED - For ADDmONAL ' fireplaced family room, kitchen very special neighborhood. “Tennessee Pink’’ floor to SO" LAWN MOWER sharpening waves. weeks from now, on the 200th statewide. Credit rating un MANCHESTER - Four family my!” Summa Cum Lauded counter, cashier and light food APPROPRIATIONS includes all appliances. $45,000. Charming spacious older ceiling fireplace, sunken and repairing, reel, rotary and A Sunday institution was anniversary of the occasion, a necessary. Reasonable. Con in center of town, four rooms Colonial, eight rooms, With the perversity of the Love, ^ Herald Box “JJ” preparation work in fast food BOARD OF DIRECTORS CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal Wolverton Agency, Realtors. living room, and cathedral Getting things moving is our chain saws. Briggs and Strat Alistair Cooke’s “Letter from re-enactment of the Battle of A MODERN fidential, quick arrangements. each apartment. Income over fireplace, garage, carpeting. fighting soldier, that army drive-in Varied hours available TOWN OF MANCHESTER, dining room, fireplaced living 649-2813. ceiling. Should you want “The business. We take pride in ton, Tecumseh and Kohler America.” Bunker Hill will take place. PHARMAJ Andrew and Michael i Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. ^,000. Excellent estate builder, room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar Cone Street (off East Center). Homelite pumps and proudly adopted the name. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart including weekends. Apply in CONNECTICUT Very Best,” this is it! our effective handling of real All the warp and weave which Half the troops of the Con person, after 6 p.m. Dairy $56,500. Wolverton Agency, age, immaculate condition. Drive by, then call owner at generators, Stinl chain saws Though a long process, they ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Notice is hereby given that the Realtor,x649-2813. 646-3220. Principals only. $47,- NEW LISTINO estate purchases, sales and constitute the civilians tinental Army who took part in REAL ESTATE Sales - Be our Queen Brazier, 242 Broad $36,900. Philbrick Agency, leases. Call us at 646-4040 parts and service. Pickup and eventually made the German Board of Directors, Town of HEBRON-LEBIUNHILDE 000. . Rolling Park Cape, wall-to- existance in the tapestry of the original fight came from representative in Manchester. Street. Realtors, 6464200. delivery. Ellington Equipment Emporer eat his words. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Manchester, Connecticut, will MANCHESTER - Colonial A classic Dutch Colonial, wall throughout. Beautifully and get your deal moving. Center, Route 83. 875-5018. war. Connecticut. Indeed, it was mortgages — interim financing Experienced or we will train. It was a long, dirty, bitter AVON - Come summer, our hold a Public Hearing in the living space at a Cape price. TWO-FAMILY Duplex - 6-6, custom-built and set on a IVi- COLUMBIA - Only $30,900, 3- landscaped lot. Family room Then one day all was quiet. rare when in any major con Jam as — expeditious and confidential Holcomb Realtors, South Wind war. Fought in the greasy, To CAROLYN sor, 644-2447. fresh, new, vital fragrance can Hearing Room at the Municipal Seven rooms, two baths, $46,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, acre treed lot. Three bedroom Ranch, close to the built in range and dishwasher SPRING CLEANING - Cellars, Evacuation to the solitude and frontation this state did not F. service, J.D. Real Estate fireplace, carpeting, con bloody hell-holes that sc a rr^ make this summer a super Building, 41 Center Street, $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaced lake. Lessenger Company, A beautiful brick front Cape attics, yards. Tree trimming safety of the countryside was as produce half the troops for the D’Amato Happy Assoc. 646-1980. venient location. $34,900. Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. the poppy fields of France. INSPECTORS for final inspec selling season for you. .Manchester, Connecticut, $41,900. Two-family, 44, $36,- living room, formal dining and removal. Insured. 246-2418. startling in its contrast as it American side. BS/R.PH. Sixteenth Birthday Odegard Realty, 643-4365. COLONIAL CONDO - GORMAN In the war, where lives were tion. Experienced aircraft Interested? Call 523-9401. Tuesday, June 3, 1975, at 8:00 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- room, full basement par Edmund Gorman Agency was welcome. Sometimes it was much Love, parts. Nights and days, all 900. Philbrick Agency, CLOSE to Main Street - House Fast sale imperative. Central PAINTING, Interior - Exterior lost at a rate bordering on the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• P.M. to consider and act on the MANCHESTER - New on the titioned for additional rooms. Commercial and Industrial higher. At Yorktown Connec Mom, Dad and Liz benefits. Equal opportunity Realtors, 646-4200. and large bam, usable both as air-conditioning. Extra Real Estate Brokers - Remodeling, masonry work, The Americans expendable. Old Sam was CLEANING PERSON wanted - following: P riced right in low 40’s. ticut’s contribution was 5,000 employer. Dean Machine market, 6-room Colonial with 3 residence and business. Ideal kitchen counters and cabinets Serving Central Conneclicul and general contracting offered It was here that one afternoon wounded three times. Once he The modern phar □ EMPLOYMENT Own transportation, bedrooms, formal dining room, Owner relocating and anxious. for antique dealer, plumber, out of the, 6,000-man force. Products Inc., 102 Colonial Proposed additional appropria SALT BOX - Large,rge, country Wall-to-wall. Family room 604 Middle Turnpike East by an established and insured we met our first American Ser was left for dead, for three macopoeias are a strongl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• references. Forest Hills area. tion to General Fund Budget large kitchen with pantry, 2-car electrician, etc. Keith Real Manchester, Conneclicul contractor. Free estimates. R Consequently, it is worthy to Road, Manchester. kitchen with buut-ins and JACKSTON AGENCY Asking $30,500. vicemen. They were stationed days, in no man’s land. mixture of the ancient and the! Help Wanted 13 647-9804. 1974- 75, Social Services — $13,- parage, treed yard. $37,900. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. 6 R Reconstruction. Call 875- note on this Day of Remem fireplace, formal dining room, 646*1316 THREE FAMILY in the nearby barracks. But this was one old sweat modern, and in no otherl Wolverton Agency, Realtors, double door spacious center en 4541 or 649-3882. brance, that half of the 16,000 500.00 for Town’s General ^^JaulJobbjtti^MS^^ Clean as a whistle. Separate They were very friendly. who outlived the day and came branch of medicine is thel PHONE FROM home to ser 649-2813. trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2V^ GRACIOUS older Colonial, im Revolutionary War graves are Assistance Program, to be heating systems, all Frequently on the way home home to take his place in the force of tradition so clearly I vice our customers for super baths, 2-car garage, large lot. mediate occupandy, four Resort Property 27 BOOKKEEPING, accounting, to be found here in our state. earnings. Choose own hours. NURSING SUPERVISOR financed from State Aid to MODERN, clean dVz room bedrooms, living room, dining bathrooms ceramic tiled. All from school, we would sit with ranks of the Old Contemptible seen...A pharmacopoeia is al This home qualifies for $2,000 NEW DUTCH Colonial and new financial, and management ser- Call 647-1810. An opening for Nursing Supervisor on day shift In a 300-bed Welfare Clients. Ranch Condominium. Many Raised Ranch • Best of con room, sun room, eat-in kitchen, apartments have disposals 40 ACRES - $9,750! Colorado, vices for businesses, them on the grass verge trying Association. For, as you can House In Order list of drugs prepared for a I tax credit. Philbrick Agency, suburban hospital. Candidates should be graduates of an ac Proposed additional appropria extras, huge basement. $28,800. struction. Large rooms, hrst floor laundry, prestige stoye, refrigerator. Income beautiful high mountain valley. professionals. Accounting to understand each others’ imagine, there were very few This deep involvement by our certain group of physicians or I Realtors, 6464200. ESTABLISHED REAL Estate credited nursing school with several years experience as a tion to General Fund Budget 646-6310. country-sized lots. Both have 2 neighborhood. JSekston Agen over ^,500 annually, should be Farming, recreational area. $95 Financial Services, Phone 228- “funny” accents. ^ original members of that con state was no accident. a certain hospital, city, orl office needs two full-time sales staff nurse. Supervisors experience preferable. For an ap 1975- 76, Recreation - $800.00 1/^ baths and beautiful cy, 646-1316; evenings, 649-6050. more. Close to everything, down, 142 Myments of $95. 67o 0151 for appointment. They freely gave us" all their temptible little army alive We were not known as the country...The drugs contained I people. Wolverton Agency, pointment, contact the personnel department at 646-4222, Umpire Fees and Summer Ac NORTH COVENTRY - Like fir^laced family rooms. 60’s interest. Finance charge, $3,- candy and gum. Our own Laundry facilities. Should be a when peace came in 1918. land of steady habits by chance, in the list are chosen by agree-1 Realtoriltors, 649-2813. ext. 481. tivities, to be. financed from new 5 1/2 room Ranch, M A N C H ESTER $34,SOO and $2,000 tdx rebate. Norman 861. Call owner any time, 806- JANITORIAL and Cleaning meagre ration was not exactly trouble free and low To be alive after four years of and as in everything else, we ment and are suppos^ to be I money already received from fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, LIVIN9 AT irS BEST Hohenthal Company, 646-1166. COVENTRY 376-8690. Service - Serving Manchester conducive for good manners. accepted as valuable by thel MAMCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL carpeting, walk-out basement, maintenance income that type of war was excep had our house in order when the Silk City League. Enjoy country club living in this 7- area 18 years. Homes and of With the insensitivity of youth, 71 Haynes Street 3/4 acre lot, $35,900. Hayes MANCHESTER - No waiting $ 2 B J 0 0 producer. 28 tional when one considers thaf a war came. ' majority of those who use| Propos^ additional appropria room Condominium. All large rooms Real Estate Wanted fices. 643-5747. we got ourselves to believe that Corp. 646-0131. and central air conditioning. Tennis, for this 6 room Condominium, Overlooking lake, 3-bedroom them...In the later phar Manchester tion to General Fund Budget TWO FAMILY anyone in an American uniform macopoeias there is given un recreation and swimming all yours move right in and enjoy wall-to- Cape, fireplace, garage, one- Big 6-6 Duplex plus 5 garages ALL CASH for your property TWO EXPERIENCED college PRESSEBS An Equal Opportunity Employtr 1975-76, Sanitation — $9,500.00 BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 without driving for miles. Much more was logical prey. der the name of each drug a | to see. Oh yes, 3 bedrooms. Call 649- wall shag carpeting, drapes and half of an acre. One block from Main Street within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, students seek work painting I EXPERIENCED AND TRAINEES, NEEDED BY I for continuation of twice per bedroom Ranch, fireplace, How many of you here had to description of the source from 3306. - shades. Fully equipped kitchen High income with even instant service. Hayes Agency, homes and doing general yard I MANUFACTURER OF LADIES’ APPAREL. week collection of refuse utility room, fenc^ in yard for EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORUNITY and full basement for your work. Very reasonable. Call run the gauntlet of grubby kids, which the crude drug is ob-| greater potential in several 6464)131. [EXCELLENT BEN eW tS O FFER ED . through September 1975, to be privacy. Across the street from favorite hobby. Relax at the 568-4830 after 4:30. yelling, “Got any gum. Chum?” tained, and the standard directions. Call for further A P P LY IN P E R S O N O N LY financed from unappropriated beach; Hurry only $26,500. BARROWS & WALLACE pool, on the tennis courts or at WE WILL buy your house. Call And as you know, you rarely DamatoWins Judgment dose...From the earliest Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, details. surplus. MI-S3M 3I7-151S T2MI1S the playground. All of this for anytime, Hutchins Agency, COLLEGE BOY will do yard disappointed us. times it was intended that 643-6775. Proposed additional appropria only $32,500. Call Jarvis Realty lessenger NEW LISTING Realtors, 646-3166. work - Has several year’s of The soldiers taught us drug lists should serve as | RETAIL SALES Co., Realtors, MLS 643-1121. In Tax Assessments [MANCHESTER MODES INC tion to General Fund Budget Six-room Cape, plastered experience and most equip baseball. Thqy learned to keep g u id es,______CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, •REAITORS- CO. SELLING your house? Call us ment, ihcluding truck, cltain PINE STREET walls, entrance foyer, garage a straight face at our obvious MANCHESTER 1974-75 TRANSFER to Capifal city utilities, handy location, ORIGINAL Owner has made first and we'll make you a cash saw, etc. No job too big and no Manchester builder and each of the three years under Find service as you like it —I HELP Improvement Reserve Fund — ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room 646-B713 423-9291 Clean as a hound’s tooth, con disappointment that they didn’t $31,500. Philbrick Agency, Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass this a “home beautiful”. Brick offer. One day service. T. J. job too .small. Call 649-3761. developer Raymond F. Damato appeal and, consequently, for fast and friendly from the ef-l Plywood Ranch, a building materials retail chain of $60,000.00 for paving Keeney Realtors. 646-4200. wall fireplaced family room, 2 venient to everything. Quality Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. personally know Shirley Tem has won a judgment in Hartford the coming fiscal year. ficient staff at LENOXi doors to large deck and patio, everywhere,. custom built ple or Buck Jones. 21 stores located in eastern New England, is Street and Middle Turnpkke large living room, dining room 1/2 baths, aluminum siding and BY OWNER - Four-room Cape Painting-Papering 32 (,’ounty Court of Common Pleas ' The properties appealed are* PHARMACY. We handle a l much more. Won’t last long. Mid-thirties. We stopped calling them opening its first Connecticut branch. Experience East, to be financed from Town witn cathedral ceilings, 2 Cod, one acre, room for expan IMMEDIATE CASH for your which orders the Town of owned by Raymond F. Damato, full line of nationally known I BOLTON AREA Mid 50’s. Norman Hohenthal property. Let us explain our PAINTING - interior and “Yank” or “Joe” as we in retail building materials sales helpful, hut not Aid Funds of the State. fireplaces, walk-out basement sion. By appointment only, call Manchester to rebate $26,300 in Damato Enterprises Inc. and cosmetics including Worth! ALLOCATION - REVENUE $34,900 Company, 646-1166. 646-7791. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, exterior, paperhanging, recognized their own in necessary. ‘ Excellent opportunity for agressive with built-in bar, 2-car garage, taxes (including intere.sU for Damato Estates Inc. and St. Laurent, an exclusive! sales type to join rapidly growing retail chain. SHARING Three or four bedroom Cape, large lot with privacy. $57,000. WE HAVE MOREI 647-1413. excellent work. References. dividuality. fiscal years 1972-73, 1973-74 and WILLINGTON - 5-room Free estimates. Fully insured. The combined holdings make in this area, to fill all your! HEY KIDS! liC/BS Master Medical and Dental, profit sharing, Proposed allocation from full dormer, tastefully Philbrick Agency, Realtors, (.lliriHlmuH 1974-75. 4n addition, hit^taxes 6464200. VERNON aluminum sided Ranch bn 2 INSTANT cash for your home. Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Damato Manchester’s fifth needs, and have a large well | disability insurance, paid vacation and many Revenue Sharing Fund 81: decorated, large garden area. Then it was Christmas 1944. for the 1975-76 fiscal year highest taxpayer. However, on Want to make good money working only a few hours RANCH acres. Nice view. More land Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & equipped pharmacy toshandle more. Y.M.C.A. Building painting — IM U IIS - WE WOM Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op PAINTING - Save 36 - 60?;.. The Americhn soldiers gave (beginning July 1) will be the basis he is sole owner of the all your prescriptions. You a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Three HEBRON - Three-bedroom Three bedrooms, large coun available. Low 20’s. Tedford exterior — $3,000.00 Real Pstate, 647-9914. portunity. 649-5^. Five years experience. all the kids inUhe area a huge reduced by about $8,000. several holdings, he is can depend on LENOX nights per week. We train. Apply In person to Tom Cox. Raised Ranch — Beamed living try kitchen, garage, I Phyllis Jackston room, fireplaced family room, Excellent references. Pete. 742- party. We had all we could eat: Damato filed an appeal May Manchester’s top individual PHARMACY, 299 E. C enterl PLYWOOD RANCH Secretary aluminum siding, city water HEBRON - Sell your lawn BELFIOPi FAMILY desires to buy three 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 1972 against assessments on six Call 647-9946 country kitchen with deck that kinds of food some of the ta'xpayer. St., 649-0896 for all your! 521 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester Qreen Board of Directors e s s e n g e r is out of this world! All located 'and sewer, $34,500. mower, you won’t n ^ it in this b^room home any style cond- children barely remembered. of his properties. The verdict Representing Damato in the prescription requirements. [ ' Manchester, Connecticut -on large, well-landscaped lot F.J.SPILECKI immaculate 5-room Con AGEKiiY sidered. Must be in move-in INSIDE ° Outside painting, was handed down three years Manchester Evening Herald condition, Manchester or sur ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. Presents for everyone. , tax appeal was Atty. Leon Free Delivery Service..Open: [ An Equal Dated at Manchester, Connec I ltors* CO. backed up to wooded area. R e a lto r 643-2121 dominium. Country living at its Realtors 647-1413 A movie show then home in later. May 20, 1975, by Judge Podrove. The town was Mon thru Sat 8 a.m.-9 p.m., Opportunity Employer ticut this twenty-third day of 848-8713 423-9291 Asking $49,500. B/W realty, 647- best. $27,500. Keys, R^ltors, rounding towns. Write Box BB, Foully insured. Estimates given. Manchester Herald. Call 649-7863. an army truck. Luke Martin, it reduced the represented by Town Counsel Sun and Holidays, 8 a.m.-8| May, 1975 1419. 528-9081. The soldiers appeared to be assessments by $147,000 for William Broneill. t 7 I /V * y PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., May 27, 1975- PAGE TWENTY-THREE 81 BENJY BY JIM BERRY ApartmMtB For Root 83 Resort Proporty Riitos For Soft $1 Autoi For Solo For Rant 56 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE j o e r j e o H — THREE ROOMS - Heat, lights, BUGS BUNNY SOUTHERN VERMONT - New Al'U OFTHI6 ^ Y b O fz ^ . parking. ?175. Porter Street chalet bn 2 acres, club house READY TTALK THINGS o h n q w a s area. &curity deposit. No pets. OH-OH/ THAT ^ , ;BACKSOSOOMT.'! ’ UM.YAS, IIMMEPIATELT REALIIEP W A IT 'L L HE privileges with tennis, in-door CLUCK I BUMPED OVER, DOC .4’^ LOOKIN’ FORvWARD TO A LITTLE Ideal for newlyweds. 236^)564, HOW IT WOULP ALL END WHEN WE TELLS ABOUT 247-4688. and out-door pools. Lake for INTA IS BIG PEACE AN' OUIET AROLINP HERE j swimming, fismng and boating WHAT’S AS A WHEW YOU PECIDEP TO HIT TH' WENT OFF THE GOLP iTANPARP.' 6 E T T IN ’ THE y ROAD THlS/AORWIW©.' K C N N iLS ' WAS ONLY A STUDENT AT THE BUSY s ig n a l SIX ROOM Duplex. Inquire 170 near by. |150 w em y. Call 64^ HOUSE/ 7813. T im e , b u t t w arnep m y pro WHEN HE School Street after 4 p.m. or FES50R6~-INCIPENTALLY, I call 643-0823 anytime. PHONED THE ATTENPEP YALE--t h a t THE NAVY T w o COUNTRY WAS LOSING ITS ATTRACTIVE 4-room house on Mfsc. tor Root 58 PAYS be fo r e FINANCIAL STABILITY bus line. Appliances, parking. PEARL GARAGE for rent - COOKING HARBOR! Adults, no pets. Security. $215. 643-9743. Manchester. Inquire 189 West Center Street. $15 per month. 5-27 THREE-ROOM apartment - 646-2482. V 1 Completely furnished,ih( second ) tm w ««r« gg floor, ample parking. Call 649- S-J7 T tl An U S FM W Palntlng-Paporlng 32 Haating-Plumbing 35 Articlea tor Sala 41 Rooms tor Rant □ AUTOMOTIVE FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing TWO BRIDESMAIDS gowns MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD TEACHERS - Inflation fighters FURNISHED Room for JULY FIRST- Five rooms, first - Save over 50% on quality - Repairs and remodeling, with veils pink with white lace, gentleman - All. comforts of floor, bhsement garage, nice THEV'VE BEEN IT NOT ONLY SOUNDS I WONDER IF MICKEY house painting. 16 years’ sewer lines cleaned electrical size 7 and 9. By Adrians Bridal Autoa For Sale 81 TOM-THAT home. Kitchen, parking. Securi location, adults, references, SEEING EACH SOUNDS THAT WAY— IT /S REALLY LOVES H ER - experience, insured, free es ly. Prompt service on emergen shop in Hartford. $75 for both. ty. Call 649-49^ or 649-3436. security, no pets. $175.649-1632. NEED CAR? Credit bad? MICKEY AND MARIAN OTHER EVERY SEfflOUSl SERIOUS/ OR IF IT'S A REACTION, timates. 643-1609. cies. 643-7024. 742-7118. HAVE A REAL THING D A Y — FOR TD KITTY GETTING Bankrupt? Repossessed? GOING, DON'T THEY? A 4 A R R IE D / CLEAN newly furnished room SIX room duplex, centrally TH E P A S T HOT AIR Furnace - Complete Honestt Douglas accepts lowest WEEKS' WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 on bus line. Parking. located, security deposit. per roll. Experienced Flooring 36 with duct work. New Carlings down, smallest payments. ^ o s T Ex pe r t s Convenient location. Call 64^ References and lease required. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. tradesman. Call R. burner. $175. 643-9708. 0505. ___ . w e r e : b o r n Available immediately. T'OO LNTE - Starkweather, 644-3194. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing THE WORRY WART 5-n J - .1 7 (specializing in older floors) McKinney Brothers, Inc., 643- TOYOTA - See us for reliable c> 'X iw k«; uS A|- y SECTIONAL sofa, slipcovered, CLEAN furnished room - 2139 or 649-3931. used Toyotas with our 60Kiay B.A.C. PAINTING CO. - Expert Ceilings and inside pa painting. $70., roll away bed $8. 643-6452. Convenient location for working John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 1007o warranty. We also buy workmanship. Residential - gentleman. $22 per week. 646- SIX large rooms, first floor, 1 MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER Commercial. Interior, exterior,, 2222. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, WANTED TO BUY - Used 2482. quiet convenient street, cellar 345 Center Street, Manchester, spray, brush, roll. Free ^ J E F F , s o m e t h in g ^ W RONG '* Hello , /v\u tt, i Citizen’s Band radio, in and attic. Available now. 646-4321. SiiA Estimates. Reasonable. 646- ...... working condition. Call 649- MANCHESTER - Furnished Security, tease and references. WITH MY CAR.' TAKE IT DIDN'T HAvE TO BRAKES 5826. 3261. room for gentleman, central 649-5675, 643-5144, or 649-1924. WE PAY $10 for complete junk DOWN TO THE GARAGE TAKE YOUR CAR □ MISC. FOR SALE location, apply apartment 1, 2 cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto AND FIND OUT TO THE GARAGE INTERIOR and Exterior pain NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam Pearl St. or call 875-3503. HILLIARD. STREET - WHAT IT IS / I FOUND THE ting, 10 years experience with Body, 528-1990. cleaner prolongs carpet life by Available July 1, 4 1/2 rooms, 2 TROUBLE/ 2 estimates. Articlea tor Sale 41 references. Free ...... bedrooms, appliances, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Call 646-1983. 1%9 PONTIAC Catalina, power Rent at Manchester Wallpaper carpeting and laundry hookups. steering and power brakes, ALUMINUM sheets used as & Paint Co., 185 Middle Tpke., Apartments For Rent 53 I HAD HOPED TO BUT I HAVEN'T WE COULD IT WAS ONLY A printing plates, .007 thick, Parking for one car only. No with air-conditioning, good J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom West. 646-0143. pets. References. Lease. $185 IF YOU ARE, START A RIDING CLUB GOT A HORSE! START A SUGGESTION! decorating, interior painting, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. WE HAVE customers waiting shape. Call evenings, M9-2180. Phone 643-2711. for the rental of your apartment per month. Call after 4:30, 646-, THIS SUMMER/ LIBRARY paper hanging, new ceilings, 7278. rP remodeling, exterior painting, or home. J.D. Real Estate 1971 PLYMOUTH Valiant - 4- CLUB' % gutters and leaders, carpentry. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Dogs-BIrda-Peta 43 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. door Sedan, very nice and CHECK THIS... Fully insured. For estimates cents each. Inquire side door. economical. $2,150. Chorches call 649-9658. Manchester Evening Herald. DOG-CAT boarding reser LOOKING for anything in real PRESIDENTIAL Motors, 80 Oakland Street, 643- D vations. Combined inside/out- estate rental — apartments, 2791. 7 VILUGtAPTS. I^L1 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS - WE BUY and sell used fur side runs, partitioned privacy, homes, multiple dwellings, no germicidal lighting. Canine 1964 MGB - Fine body, r 15-20% off for senior citizens, niture. Cash on the line. One fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER CAPTAIN EASY BY CRO OK S & LAWRENCE free estimates. Call 742-8043. piece or an entire housefull. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. great, new brakes. 643-0545, call Manchester, 646-5971. between 5-6, or after 9:30 p.m. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 One and tW(T bedrooms. Main Street Rear, behind CHARLES APARTMENTS - A Douglas Motor Sales. BEAUTIFUL youngyoung! long haired East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 Near schools, cl 1971 COUGAR - Automatic MAYBE IFFEN BUSTER-PO/V’r /' I GET KINDA MIXEP-UP Building-Contracting 33 tortoise cat-lovingt-loving needs a room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, and shopping ceni transmission, vinyl roof. $1,650. I UNHOOK Die I WHO STARTED THIS V SOMETIMES! 742-9120 after 6 p.m. 5 -X l ANCHOR. HE "FLYING" NONSENSE, CLEAN USED refrigerators, home. Call 643-0348 after 5.p.m. all appliances, 2 air- bus line. Call anytime C 1175 by X6A. UK T M US P»1 (W S-Xf KIN FLY NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ranges, automatic washers, cohditioners, carpeted, heat, G.E. Room Air Conditioner with FREE - Kittens, 8 weeks old, 1%7 SUNBEAM Alpine, 1953 THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM Remodeling, repairing, ad with parantees. B. D. Pearl’s hot water, storage, patio, sound every new car or truck from our pre* ditions, ree rooms, porches and Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- litter box trained, cute and proofing, washer-oryer hook 646-2623 Buick convertible. Call 643-5661 roofing. No job too small. Call 2171 playful. Call 649-4148. ups, basement garage. $260 after 8. eent stock and with every used car 649-3144. monthly. Available June 1st. SCREENED LOAM - driveway FEMALE Chihuahua for sale - Charles Ponticelli, 646-0800, 1966 CHEVY II, 4-door sedan, soid through May 31. CARPENTRY - Repairs, gravel, processed gravel, sand, Call 646-2542. 646-1540. Homes tor Rent 54 new motor, brakes, good run ^ z remodeling, additions, garages, stone and fill. George H. Grif- ning condition. Asking $400.646- roofing. Call David Patria, 644- fing, Andover, 742-7886. FOR SALE-Siamese cat, 15 CLEAN, furnished room, cen LARGE 8 room partly fur 5384. 17%. months, red point female, had trally located. Gentleman only. nished older Colonial OFFER GOOD THROUGH SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury shots, no papers, very affec Apply 2 Pearl Street or call 875- Appliances, indoor, outdoor 1972 GRAN TORINO, Sport, SATURDAY, MAY 31! WES ROBBINS carpentry above ground pool distributor tionate. 649-7292. 3503. fireplaces. Large lawn, parking power steering, power brakes, remodeling specialist. Ad needs warehouse space. Will area. Working adults only. No air-conditioner, automatic, 302 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, sell and completely install a FREE KITTENS- two males, pets, Lease, deposit. 643-2880. V8, $2,500. 644-3094 anytime. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool tiger striped, litter trained. Call 649-3446. complete with fencing, 646-3584. MANCHESTER - two bedroom 1970 NOVA - Good condition, 4- FORD sundeck, filter and pump. Now VIUAGER APARTMENTS Ranch with garage, nice'yard sneed. Best offer over $1,000. BY HANA-BARBERA LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - only $795. Full price financing FREE Frisky kittens, two pret Five-room townhouse apart just off Route 86, $270 per Call 646-5514 after 5. THE FLINTSTONES new homes custom built, available. Call Tony collect, ty orange, one part angora with ment, tiled baths, 2 alr- month. No pets, security. 644- i ! remodeled, additions, rec 203-232-6500. some calico colors, 646-7331. condltioners, wall-to-wall 1408. FITZGERALD FORD of Wind rooms, garages, kitchens carpeting, full basement, sor Ave., Rockville is looking ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN remodeled, bath tile, cement DARK RICH loam, five yards FREE TO A Good Home - heat, hot water, appliances. SINGLE FAMILY - five room for good clean used cars. Open DILLON FORD EL/V\ONT Doberman Pinscher, red, Ranch, $225 per month plus evenings. Call 643-2485, 875- work. Steps, dormers. Residen $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, Adults only, no pets. Phone 643-2145 s o HOWRE YOU BY RE-CREATING ...FOR YEARS I ...BECAUSE I, / DID YOU ...O U S T A S THE IGN'T MUCH tial or commercial. Call 649- gravel, and stone 643-9504. female, spade. Loves children. deposit and others. Call 742-6519 3369. GONNA GET US T H E CONDITIONS | WORKED ON THE LIKE YOU, ALSO { GET IT THORN KING ON CONVERSATION 4291. Call 875-1204 after 5. 6 4 9 -7 6 2 0 between 7:30-8:15 a.m. 319 Main St., Manchester BACK T'W HERE THAT BROUGHT HARDWARE TO WANTED TO GO V FINISHED?' L A U N C H E D BUT I THINK SWIMMING POOLS - Famous DATSUN 240Z - 1973, excellent WE CAME FIZOM, YOU HERErAUEY... A C C O M P U S H . H O M E ' HIS ATTACK F R E P WILL TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Coleco guaranteed luxur COVENTRY - Four-room condition. Best offer $4,200 or MU. PRESIDENT? THIS,.. O N N E R R / FIND HIM Ranch, appliances, security, over. 643-9329. ENTERTAINING Carpentry and general contrac above ground swimming poolI Livestock 44 Campers-Trallers ting. Residential and commer completeiy installed. Huge MANCHESTER - Unusual one- lake privileges. Newly 1964 CHEVY runs good, make / bedroom Townhouse. Private redecorated. Nice yard, an o ffe r, 1972 P lym outh Mobile Homes 65 cial. Whether it be a small 16’x3r O.D. complete with FOR SALE - Appaloosa stud 1968 PONTIAC - Excellent con entrances and patio. Full base driveway. 742-7202. dition, like new. Asking $650. Cricket, good running condi repair job, a custom built home filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, and filly. Call after 6 p.m., 742- or anything in between, call 646- sundeck, fencing and stairs. On ment. Includes heat, Call 529-9671 days, 646-1027 tion. 643-0100. FOR SALE - Ideal vacation 1379. ly, $689. Full price. Financing appliances carpeting and pool, Business tor Rent 55 after 6. vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel available. Limited quanity. Call ...... P®*"per month. Paul W. 1%9 VOLKSWAGEN, standard, trailer, excellent condition. BUILDING - Remodeling, Carl collect, 525-9138. for more Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or PONTIAC- 1973, Grandville, 45,000 miles, am/fm radio, good Hardly used. Fully self- Boats-Accessorles 45 643-4535. contained, sleeps 8. Four- roofing, rec rooms, additions, information. full power, deluxe interior, air-, condition throughout. Call 646- Q) garages. All kinds, carpentry OFFICE SPACE amfm. Rally heels, best offer, 7393. I burner stove, 20 gallon propane FIBERGLASS 18’ Glasspar - MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- O o Work. For estimates call 64^ COLLECTOR WILL pay $65 for Cabin and head, 85 h.p. Mer FOR RENT evenings, 623-1877. e-XI 1142. old Bisque or China head doll. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 250 square feet, center of 197T FORD Country Squire Sta glass windows, red/white/blue cury, trailer. 644-2623. Colonial decor. Price includes: Under no obligation. 875-7356. baths, full basement, private Manchester, air conditioning 1972 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL, tion wagon, $1,950. SBM entrances and patio, includes hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service 40 H.P. JOHNSON motor, con and parking. Call 643-9551. $2,3%. Fully loaded. Reposses Repossession. 64^1700. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY - Remodeling, repairs, ad 9x12 GOLD RUG, $15. 8x11 heat, appliances, carpeting, and sion SBM, ^ 1 7 0 0 . mirrors, break-away brakes, trols, tank, excellent condition, air-conditioning. $290 per and, if needed, electric brakes WIN AT BRIDGE ditions, custom building. No job braided rug, $10. Stainless steel $170. Call 742-9423 after 6. MOVE THOSE Old Junk Cars WOULD YOU PUT , M AYBE HE^D too small. Free estimates. Over sink and fixtures, $20. Two tape month. Paul W. Dougan, for Free - Please keep off car. Call 875-7782. STORAGE SPACE - 75 Cents AAAV I SURE, AAR. UP T H E S E BEAACRE 25 years' experience. 643-5769. recorders, $40 for both. Two ______.r .. Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535 Manchester beautiful. Call 649- BALLOONS? HEUTULO N The bidding has been: 27 per square foot. 7,000-14,000 MOVE UP to 14’ wide living. HELP YOU /GERNATHY electric motors, $5 each UP TO MOO 1609 between 3-6 p.m. STREAMERS. Garden Products 47 AVAILABLE June 1st both feet, two loading docks. Call Large selection. Priced from DECORATE Expert’s discard fools South * TLA Construction. New homes, Flourescent light fixture, $5. West North East South remodeling, additions, rec Wing chair, $20. Call 649-7046 floors of new three bedroom, 2- 643-5171. JU N K CARS $9,995. and up. We Want , your THE HALL? rooms, garag,es. Quality after 4. VEGETABLE Plants - Oakland family, carpeting, dishwasher, home in trade. Fine selection of Trucks tor Sale 62 27 masonry, chimneys, fireplaces. Farms, Gleason Street. 649- air-conditioning, separate OFFICE For Rent - 953 Main WANTED used homes. Priced from $895. NORTH 7591. drives. $275 per monUv securi Street. Call 643-4846. Full line of parts, supplies and AAJ4 Pas.s 1 ♦ Pass 1 a Best prices. 643-1888, 646-4501. nig WE WILL PAY UP TO 1964 FOIJD Econoline Van - See if you can figure how ex Now South led a spade, ty. Call 646-1379 afte're. accessories. Plaza Homes, 1348 V 75 pert South m anag^ to go down finessed the jack, cashed dum Pass 2 A Pass 2 A crawlers. 437 1/2 North Maam $100 Needs minor work. $100. Call Pass 3 . Pass ? FIVE YEAR OLD potted Cana Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin «Q732 at three notrump. We’ll give my's ace of spades, noted the JS STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Street, Manchester. FORYOURJUNK CAR 643-9601. You. South, hold: walls, fireplaces, flagstone dian Hemlocks, Blue Spruce, NEWER FIVE-room Duplex -1 Resort Property Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828- A A J 54 you one clue. East and West fall of the queen from West, Douglas Fir and White Pine. 1/2 baths, appliances included. For Rent 56 Depending on Year and 0369. WEST EAST AKQ985VA«A4«A 9876 terraces, concrete repairs, in LEAVING U.S. Must sell 1%9 CHEVROLET pick-up. were also experts. thought a while, counted the $2.98 and ilp. 649-3506. $250 montnly. References. Model A Q 3 A 10 8 6 5 What do you do now’’ side and outside. Reasonably everything, office equipment •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $995. Repossession, SBM, 646- hand carefully and came up A — We slightly favor a pass priced. 643-0851. and home items, chairs, color Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. COTTAGE for rent - Columbia FREE TO W TRAVEL trailer 28’, self- VKQJ 843 V 10 6 with an original holding of three Antiques 48 Lake. Available June - August. 1700. Now for the play. South ^held here, but would not rritirize a cue •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TV, desks, file cabinets, SAME DAY SERVICE contained, twin beds, air- « A 10 6 « 9 8 5 4 off twice with his ace of hearts. spades in the West hand. Clear Weekly or monthly. Call 643- conditioned, full bath, will bid of three hearts. Booilng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 bookcases, wood, sheet metal, 454 MAIN Street, second floor, PL^SE CALL FOR WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI A93 A 10 8 7 He discarded a diamond from ly the third spade was the 10 WANTED Antique furniture, three rooms, heated, $160. 5661 after 8. sacrifice. KOA Camp ground. electric and electronics parts CURRENT PRICE LISTS Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 SOUTH (D) dummy and East dropped his spot so South ted a spade to his TODAY'S QI ESTION BIDWELL Home Improvement and wire. Miscellaneous tires glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Security, phone 646-2426, 9-5. Interstate 86 East, to exit 100, AK972 king for his eighth and last You do bid three hearts and your FIVE ROOMS and bath - 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 522*1104 four of diamonds. Co. Expert installation of and rims, sinks, toilets, other antique items. R. take 44, 5 miles east to Moose FDFfe PICTURE h e 'u - b e h o m e in a G U E S S W H A T ?, V A92 trick. partner bids three notrump. What Harrison, 643-8709. Waterfront cottage, Columbia after 5 p.m. 247-0010 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all aluminum siding, gutters and bathtubs, gas stove with heater. MANCHESTER - East Center Meadow Road, West l e IN T H E MlNLr7H,..VVONYHE ♦ K J do you do now'’ Lake. Electric kitchen, sleeps makes, models ancnd speeds. Then came four rounds of trims. Roofing installation and Much more. Call after 6 for ap Street, 5-room apartment, ALLIED Willington, Conn. R A P E R e.' BE .SURPRISED/ AKQ62 Answer Tomorrow COLLECTOR wishes to six. Rowboat. Call 228-9386 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, T clubs. East got rid of another repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. pointment, 646-8768. kitchen, living room, dining SCRAP METALS diamond on the fourth club. He purchase older oriental rugs. room and 2 bedrooms, fully air- after 5 p.m. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- 1%9 NIMROD Riveria, pop up North-South vulnerable Answer to Previous Puzzle 741 ViriNDSOR STREET 2098. could do this with no worries HORACE Tetrault — Siding, SWIMMING POOL 18’ round 4’ Will top any real offer. Please conditioned. 646-1180. tent camper, sleeps five, in Olio 11FI K \ Mo 1 m E G s call after 6 p.m. 646-4344. because West had thrown the 10 roofing, storm windows, aw deep. All accessories complete, Autos For Sale 61 HARTFORD cludes, Coleman 2-burner West North East South of diamonds on the third one. n N D £ R a N T L E a MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - stove, ice box, catalytic heater la E A S E L T E £ a nings. Qualify workmanship, never used. $625. Call 646-1753 NEWER Tb^e-bedroom ACROSS 3 Operatic solo E ANY QUANTITY of furniture, lowest rates available. and hitch. $500. 643-9193. 4 Woman's r S A 1 ■ 1 N p li free estimafe^FuUy insured. after 5 p.m. Duplex -11/2 bams, carpeting, 1 N.T. East's two diamond discards 1 Yemenite O D e paintings, brass, china, steins, Immediate binding. Exclusive name A TWr mmm 872-9187, 6^9-34lX: / all appliances. $260 monthly. 2 V 3 N T. Pass Pass were important since he could 5 Ship's spar S r O O U L or collector items. Purchase or NETRA Agent. Clarke In TRAVILLA, all-aluminum pick 5 Blemish i ia L 3 AMPLIFIER - Traynor, model Frechette & Martin, Inc., Pass not have afforded to throw a 9 Carlograph D E 1 g F I S S commission. 644-8962. Realtors, 646-4144. surance Agency, 643-1126. up camper. Aircraft riveted. 12 Greater 6 Beast A N s g ■ P o g N t \ ROOFING - S'peCqa'tizlng YSRl, and speaker cabinet 7 Remain Foully equipped except shower. Opening lead — K v spade. But the key and winning amount MA E rn F' Z R s Ml 2 repairing roofs, new |mofs, model YFIO. $375. Call 646-1753 8 Laid a tegular 1 ANTIQUE Polar bear rug in MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - discard was the card West jet 13 Against A R E E 1 gutter work, chimneys, clraned after 5 p.m. MANCHESTER - Family style Top quality unit. $2,700. Call floor s s E A T A for the past 10 years we have OOP. tisoned on the last club. He 14 Herb eve ■ n J and repaired. 30 years excellent condition. Beautiful 2 bedroom apartment, quiet any time Monday thru 9 Religious mra H A T £ n A P E E head. $600 or best offer; Vic been the leading agency in the Thursday, until noon Friday. O l$15byHEA Inc TM Xeg US P«l Oti 5 -2 7 By Oswald & James Jacoby hung on to the useless six of 15 Newspaper 1 V E S S W T E rI experience. Free estimates. LEAVING STATE - Must sell: location, includes heat, Motor Tune Ilp Special opinion leaders Pll* A torian love seat, black walnut appliances and carpeting, $225. area insuring motorcycles. Get 649-0321. diamonds and threw one of his 10 English stream US E. B, T W R N 1 S TJ Howley, 643-5361. Sears Kenmore gas stove. our rates before you “rev” up. good hearts. 17 Neilher's General Electric refrigerator, carved ^arveu^grape grape back.oacx.pe 742-7118. er month. Paul W. Dougan, SH O R T RIBS BY FRANK O ’NEAL partner I t Peel 28 Iberian 45 Victim ol Crockett Agency, Inc. 643-1577. ROOFING - Installation and ealtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. 12x50 IN PARK- Two 18 Under (poet) 16 Electrical country leprosy S e a rs K enm ore w ashing r,!!*!*l*r**IV.************^« capacity repairs, gutters, storm win machine. All good condition. Wanted to Buy 49 bedrooms, appliances, wall-to- 'voueofeM NO, ^ 115 MY Bum,GOOD FOR ...ANKIETY TENSION AND UH HUH,THAT UA4 FIRE 19 Nerve fiber 30 Genus of 46 Frrgid MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 Regular MUST SELL - Suzuki, 1974 wall carpetecl, skirted, utilitie FIREWATER. CHIEF. ACMES AND PAI/NS... SNAKE BITE. WATER, ALL RK5HT. sheath 20 Lanai willows 47 Mountain dows, doors. Experienced Call Don LaVoie, 646-2598. * — 22 Bearings (comb (orm) WANTED - used power lawn TS185. Showroom condition, un 21 Feminine 31 Grate quality workmanship. Fully in bedroom Townhouse, private $60 shed, excellent condition. Must DOC F LIM F L A M ^ 48 Horses (co ll) mower. Need immediately, my S 3 8 ’ * der 600 miles. Extras make it. "V— "§TAR GAXElC*0 appellation 24 Vend 33 Property item sured. Free estimates. APPLIANCES ^ 16 cubic foot entrances, full basement, pool be seen. $6,995. before 6, 875- -By CLAY R. PO LLA N - 23 German article 25 Wild ox ol 50 Hoarfrost 7 $805 firm. Call 649-2921 after 5. 35 Swirls Reasonable prices. Rick Kelvinator refrigerator, 150 lb. grass is growing! Please call and patio. Includes heat, 2262, after 6, 644-2626. ARIIS LIRRA 24 Aulomolive Celebes 51 Initial (ab.) M Your Doily ActMly Quid* JK 40 Ancient Italian 647-1601 before 2 p.m. and after appliances and carpeting. $265 Includes... ★ New Points A MAX. 21 26 Sell-centered 52 Italian city Burnett, 646-3005. freezer; 30” Roper gas range * According to the Slori. group (ab I 6 p.m. per month. Paul W. Dougan, ^Naw Plugs Condansar SM 27 Is sick to point of country 55 New Guinea both avocado, Norge heavy duty Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 M il. I* To develop messoge for Wednesday, 9-12-27-46 29 Mix insanity 43 Bristles seaport Heating-Plumbing 35 18 lb. washer, white. Three Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. A^Now Gas niter VkNaw Air HItar r \ » - reod words corresponding to numbers 16-17-21-30/C HIGH CASH prices paid for 7364-90 38-5167 32 Hire lor years old. 649-9392 between 7-9 ANaw P/C Valve ★ Ad|ust Caitiiretor of your Zodloc birth sign. service 1 i 3 4 5 6 7 5 " 9 10 11 antiques-furniture, coins,^ TWO ROOM furnished apart TAURUS SEWERLINES, sink lines, p.m. ★Road Tost Car I Much 31 Sm 61 Your 34 Spanish com cleaned with electric cutters, clocks, silver, gold, jewelry, ment, stove, refrigerator, hot Reset Timing a m . 20 2Tok« 32 For 62 Right 12 13 14 63 Your 36 Relax by professionals. McKinney china, books, watches, picture water, private bath. Apply frv b< T M U S bit on ( mat 20 3 Necessary 33 Prove 37 Idolizes MUST SELL Akia SW 130 COMPLETE GM 4 Delays 34 Not. 64 Optning 15 16 n Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- speakers, 30 watts, 22V2 x 16% frames, etc. Call 524-0040 or Marlow’s 867 Main Street. Extra for In-line gas fllta r...... $6.40 ,>66-44-54631 65 By 38 Flees (slang) 232-9005. A^76-77 5 You 35 Ask .pany, 643-5308. xl2, $85 each. Used Scott 233 Extra for combination points A BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 6 Ignore 36 Good 66Th« 39 Slipped 18 19 20 amplifier without cover. $75-90. MANCHESTER - Large one GIMINI - 7 Help 37 Cultivate 67 Cheerful SAGITTARIUS 41 Enervate condensor sat ...... $2.00 8A 38 Fun 68 Cheerful 42 Roman bronze N o ANTIQUE furniture, old bedroom apartment in stone REPAIRS (^M A Y 21 nor. 21 22 23 JOB too small, toilet Fairly new Realistic PM 100, G ood thru Juno 13th 9 You 39 Responsive 69Poy 44 Indigo musical instruments, dolls, mansion, landscaped grounds, 20 40 To 70 Be^ficiol repairs, plugged drains, kitchen AM/FM stereo tuner, solid PEL, HOW CAN J MARRY HER, HOWIE J PEARL'S CHANGED, i fALSO,THAT PRIVATE lOGood file. 46 Capacity 30 clocks, statues. Almost • CDLLISIDN r W 5-11-25-32 i I Con 41 Those 71 Whole 24 25 26 28 29 31 faucets replaced, repaired, rec state, $30-40. Call 646-1122. private entrance and parking. I KEEP PEARL'S A WIFE CAWT BE MAPS PEL. YOU SAW HER ! EYE, SAWYE R, IS 6-14-24-37/ 49 Weird anything old. Call anytime, 646- ^536'i6065 12 Gain 42 Soles 72 Off 41-5668 V ■ rooms, bathroom remodeling, Adults only. No pets. Heated, MOUTH SHUT TO TESTIFY AGAINST GIVE BACK MY ^ : BREATHING DOWN 13 News 43 To 73 Using 53 Boundary 32 33 34 1882, 646-2690. $215 monthly. Call 646-0885. • MECHANICAL CANCIR 44 Trends 74 World CAPRICORN (comb, (orm) heat modernization, etc. Free OLDER DINING room set, ABOUT LAWTON? I HER HUSBAND, J , ^ OUR NECKS. 14 Irritoting estimates gladly given. M & M table, 2 leaves, 6 chairs, serving WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS \ m t 21 15 Is 45 That 75 Finonciol OK. 54 Airplane 36 37 16 Forget 46 More 76 Outlook Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. piece and buffet. $45. Wringer 95 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. - 4 CARS AND TRUCKS Ijui'r H JAN. maneuvers ■ 17 Toooy's 47 Tolk 77 Now 56 Meadow 3$ 40 washer, excellent condition, $35 1/2 room Duplex, heat, hot Qonuino Parts \ 2- 8-2B-35 l8Be 48 That'll 78 Hondiomely 2642-47-52/C 19 Sometimes 49 Of 79 Of 69-72-78 vS 57.Waler (S p ) TOWNE Plumbing Service, 649-4150 after 6. □ RENTALS water, electric stove and /556067-88 58 Discharge 42 43 44 Factory Trained Madhanics 20 May ■ 50 Conquerirtg 60 Carter AQUARIUS rep airs,. alterations, vanity refrigerator, garage. Available LIO 21 Concerns 51 Be 81 You're 59 Physician cabinets a specialty. Call to SEVERAL unused bilco cellar June 1. Lease required. Call 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE t JUlY 22 22 Dreom 52 Will 62 You JAN. 20 (coll I 46 4t 49 50 51 52 8:30 a.m. 6 p.ii.m. to 7' p.m.p.r 649- hatchway doors, size 0 ,4 ’ wide. Rooms lor Rent 52 649-2865. CALL646-6464 ^AUG. 22 23 Forthcoming 53 In 63 Program III. H 60 Girl's name 24 Companions 54 Brighten 84 Your 61 Anatomical 53 54 55 4056. $65 each. Call 649-1657. MOTORS K 3- 4-19-33 55 An 85 Interests 22-34-49-50J 25 Go 66-71-74 M network THOMPSON HOUSE, fur MANCHESTER - Six room Route 83, Vernon • 643*1181 y40-59-70 26 Persuasive 56 Who're 66 Prepared 56 57 59 BOTTl Heating and Plumbing - MOVING - Must sell: 9 month nished rooms, centrally duplex, wall-to-wall carpet, VIRGO 27 Lot 57 Moke 87 Companion PISCIS DOWN 28 Trip 58 The 88 Along F«. ,» ^ 60 All heating and plumbing old 9,000 Btu Westinghouse air- located. Kitchen privileges. stove, refrigerator, two baths, Carter Chevrolet 89 Happy 1 Prayer ending 59 29 Arrive 59 Be - 27 repairs plus remodeling. Call conditioner. Best offer takes it. Parking. Reasonable rates. $260 per month plus utilities, 1228 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER 30 Hove 60 Amusing 90 Chorm MAP. 7 0 '^ 2 Was borne 643-14% 649-8811. Phone 649-2358. security, call 643-5009. .„.U0-13-20-29 ® Adverse ^NVu^ral 18-39-43-58^ INKWSPAPKH KNTKRPHISE ,ASSN i Lfe/48-57-82-89 >264-79-831 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENINCfhERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues„ May 27, 1975 Michelle Archer Heads Sorori^ 3,600 Michelle Archer of East i S&H mmvmmm Hartford has been installed as anrijeatf r iumng Ucralb president of Beta Sigma Green Stamps fmwmm BUSINESS Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi DUPLICATE BRIDGE » i 1 I T I !■ Manchester-—A City of Village Charm sorority. PRICE* nFTEEN CENTS Other officers installed are Results Friday night in the The new location of the first; Wilma Willdughby and FREE Laurie Green of Ambassador Manchester Bridge Oub game Manchester Bridge Club, Nite Joyce Rossi, second; Sally MANCHESTER, COf4N., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 202 THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Of Consumer Concern Dr., vice president; Eleanor when you buy at 146 Hartford Rd. are; North- Time and MCC Group games Heavisides and Judy Pitts, -7^ Young of Vernon, recording South: Jim Tatro and Joe Toce, will be at the air conditioned third. 15 sq. yards secretary; Patricia Beal of first; William Levy and Steve Student Center Lounge on the or more o f South Windsor, corresponding Silverman, second; Paul Ostlni Manchester Community Results in the May 19 Nutmeg Armstrong secretary; Janet Kiene of South College main campus, Bidwell Handle Food Properly and Marv Greene, third. YWCA bridge game at the Com Solarian or SundiaF...^ Windsor, treasurer and Linda St., for the summer months. munity Y are; North-South: refrigerator is overcrowded. degrees). Bacteria grow best in Raffa of South Windsor, exten ’There will be no time change the sunny floors Ford Pledges U.S. Support By State Department East-West: Fred Baker and Eugene Toch and William Levy, lukewarm foods so keep foods sion officer. for any of the games. Of Consumer Protection Also, if you serve the food Peter Glantz, first; Cbrt first; Phyllis Pierson and Ginny that shine such as seafood, poultry and Cooking for a crowd can be a buffet style it may stand for a Howell and Jane Kuhlen, se Weeks, second; Irving Carlson cooked meats hot by using an Manchester Education without waxing lot of fun when you’re in the long time on the serving table. Club To Hear cond; Joe Davis and Jon Marx, and Anne Trick, third. electric hot tray or chafing dish Association bridge group will mood for company. It’s a Improper handling of the food third. Limited Tim e-M ay 5 thru dune 14 chance to explore and experi for a crowd can make your par if possible. Those small candle Mrs. Schaffer meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at. Results Friday in the To NATO, European People ment with those new recipes ty truly unforgetable, but not warming units may not keep the Community Y. Highland Park Bridge Club Secretary of State Gloria Results Friday in the that can lend a special touch to for the reason we would expect. foods hot enough. Don’t let game are: Mrs. Paul Barton Central BRUSSELS (UPI) — President Ford Fabiola and Secretary of Statq Henry A. of direct concern to the peace, security “It is fitting that the purpose of my first Schaffer will be guest speaker Manchester Nite Time Novice the event. Bacteria, which could cause th6se foods stand at room Results in the May 22 Nutmeg and Mrs. Mollie Timreck, first; LINOLEUM & CARPCT flew here today on the first leg of a six-day Kissinger. trip to Europe as president of the United and prosperity of our Atlantic com at the Democratic Women’s Group game at 146 Hartford You’ll need to do some care food poisoning needs the right temperature for more than two YWCA game at the Community Murray .^ w e l l and Burton 296 W. Mlddl« Tpke. European trip with a promise of un Kissinger arrived earlier to help pave States is to participate in a NATO sum munity.” Club of Manchester dinner June Rd. are: North-South: Frank ful planning, however, since combination of time and hours. Y are; Eugene Toch and William Smyth, Second; Mrs. Jerome ManchMter wavering American support for “my the way for the President’s first visit to m it,” said Ford in remarks prepared for In a brief ceremony at Andrews Air 2 at Manchester Country Club, and JoAnn Deuney, first; handling larger amounts of food temperature to grow and create Keep cold food cold (below 40 Levy, first; Eleanor Crafts and Dvornek and Robert Campbell, NATO colleagues and the people of Europe as chief executive — an 11,000-mile delivery on his arrival. Force Base, Md. before leaving on his six- '^ e event will open at 6 p.m. Saranne Quish and Roger also involves certain risks. a problem. degrees) — cream pies, pud Peg Dunfield, second; Mary third. Europe.” trip that will carry him to Spain, Austria “I have come to tell my NATO day, four-nation trip. Ford pledged the with cocktails, and dinner will Dionne, second; Midge Gordon 649-4336 Food prepared in advance must Here are tips to help avoid dings, seafood salads and many Willhide and "rerry Messenger, He said the Atlantic alliance against and Italy and include meetings with colleagues and the people of Europe; United States’ cooperation in reducing the be served at 7. and Ray Cronin, third. be stored properly and this is trouble when feeding a crowd: other dishes made with eggs, third. communism has stood strong for 26 years Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat and Pope —“That our great alliance remains chances of conflict and promoting the The annual event is open to sometimes difficult when the Keep hot foods hot (above 140 fish, meat, dnd poultry need to East-West; Simone and and "detente with the East can only Paul. strong. To guarantee that vitality, we well-being of all peoples. all interested persons. Reser CETACQUAWnDSPKIAL be kept cold. Avoid putting William Calhoun, first; Dave Results in the May 21 Nutmeg proceed on a foundation of strong and Ford will address a North Atlantic Trea must vigorously address the problems “This trip to Europe has great vations, which close Monday, large quantities of these food Lewis and Andrea Malchman, YWCA novice game at the Com- secure alliance defenses.” ty Organization summit here and discuss confronting us. significance for all Americans,” Ford may be made with Mrs. WASH «dWAX out at one timd. second; Bob Moriarty and Ann munity Y are: Patricia Ford and his wife, Betty, were greeted the leftist move by Portugal’s govern —“That the United States is convinced said. “We live in an inter-related world in Town Man Appointed Frances Merola, 87 Spruce St., In planning, figure the ’Trick, third. Laurensen and Laurie Layton, by Belgium’s King Baudoilin and Queen ment. that detente with the East can only which domestic problems — including the or Mrs. Marci Negro, 203 Oak YOUR KITCHEN aOOR refrigerator space you’ll need proceed on a foundation of strong and issues of energy and the economy — are St. TOABEAUTPLFINISHSHniE Controller of Plaza to store foods, and keep the Results in the Manchester secure alliance defenses. linked to our relations with other nations.” ’The evening’s program will refrigerator temperature at 40 Community College Group —“That NATO is the cornerstone of U.S. One of the most important meetings also include the installation of George E. Lawrence of degrees F. If your refrigerator game at 146 Hartford Rd. are: VACATION American Support Pledged foreign policy and has the unwavering sup during the trip will be with Sadat in Salz officers. Mrs. Nancy Narden, doesn’t have a thermometer, William and ‘Ann Brendle, first; NEEDS - SUNTAN LOTION port of the American public and of our burg, Austria early next week. The Manchester has been ap president of the Hartford Coun purchase of a unit would be a Jan Leonard and Muriel I SUNGLASSES SWIM CAPS Htfd. 247-0842 Congress. meeting — described by Ford as having pointed controller of the ty Federation of Democratic To Farm Fund for Hungry good investment. Monroe, second; Jim Anderson —“And that our commitment to this the goal of “achieving a just peace in the Plaza Corp., a subsidiary of Women’s CJubs, will be the in ARTHUR DRUG and Eugene Toch, third. ^ WE soviet miaows stuuMisiiitsstsiNRsncimTY , alliance will not falter. Middle East” — is expected to play a key the Travelers Corp. in Hart stalling officer. Answers to questions of ************0*»»H*********«*»M *tM »M 4*l ***»00**»t»*»»**i PARIS (UPI) — President Ford has recession and “inflation unprecedented in “It is in this spirit that I will meet with role in the President’s announced ford. general interest will appear in pledged American aid in creating a $1 the postwar period” threaten all free my colleagues in NATO to discuss issues reassessment of U.S. policy in that area. this column. Address questions billion-dollar-a-year farm fund to help nations and require joint action. The President’s daughter, Susan, to: Of Consumer Concern, feed the world for the rest of the 20th Cen In Washington, Ford announced a new hugged her parents before they entered Lawrence joined the firm in Department of Consumer tury, Secretary of State Henry A. dollar-a-barrel oil import tariff Tuesday Air Force One for takeoff. Miss Ford, who 1973 as assistant controller. He Protection, State Office Kissinger said today. night in an attempt to spur Congress into School Bus Drivers has been studying photography, had was previously the northeast Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, “The global problems in food are a cen enacting a national energy program and several cameras slung over her shoulder regional vice president for Honor Picket Line or dial toll free 1-800-842-2649. tral moral and political challenge,’’ curbing U.S. fuel consumption. and took pictures of the departure. Agency Records Control of r Kissinger told the 24-nation Organization In his IEA speech, Kissinger offered a NORWALK (UPI) — School bus drivers Saying that the “ United States seeks in Texas. He is a member of the Veeder Payout for Economic Cooperation and Devlop- major concession to bring the oil honored picket lines by striking teachers ternational cooperation — not confron Institute of Internal Ad^lprs. Robin Says Good-Bye to ^Jack^ Directors of Veeder In ment. “A world order in which tens of exporting states back to the international today as officials opened elementary tation,” Ford used his brief departure dustries, Inc., Hartford, have millions starve and millions more are un energy talks that collapsed in Paris last schools for the first time since the walkout remarks to stress the United States’ role Robin Felletter of 20 Franklin St., a member of Grade 7 Confirmation Class A graduate of Bentle-y declared a quarterly dividend dernourished will never be accepted as March. began Thursday. in NATO, saying; of Center Congregational Church, gives “Jack” a farewell petting before the The drivers at County School Service College, Lawrence is married, of 43 cents a share, payable just.” The talks broke down when the in “I want to reaffirm at this time — and goat goes to Trinita Retreat Center, New Hartford, where, when it is full “Unless we act now, the world may face dustrialized nations refused to consider Inc. refused to cross picket lines to get to will do so again in Brussels — the United has four children, and lives at June 13 to stockholders of grown, it will be used to breed goats to be sent overseas as part of the Heifer 87 Blue Ridge Dr. George E. Lawrence record June 2. a series of increasingly unmanageable demands for negotiating marketing their buses to transport the elementary States’ commitment to the North Atlantic food crises over the next quarter cen arrangements for other raw materials in grade students to four hour sesssions. Treaty, which is vital to American securi Project. Operating under Church World Service, the project tries to help tury,” Kissinger said. He hailed a addition to petroleum. School officials, using substitutes and ty and well-being. people in areas throughout the world to better themselves by providing proposal by oil-producing nations to create Kissinger said the United States is now volunteer parents to conduct classes, “Jobs for all Americans who want to animals for them to raise and breed. The class conducted a car wash Satur fund to finance food production in poorer, at least willing to hear arguments in favor called on parents to drive their children to work, the availability of essential day to raise funds to purchase the goat. Later, the young people and their Catholic Women Install Officers developing countries. of discussing the marketing of other 16 elementary schools in the system. resources and the value of our dollars de families had a potluck and a brief service dedicating the goat and sending it “President Ford has asked me to an products, such as coffee, sugar and wheat. Negotiators for. teachers met with the pend upon creative diplomacy and world on its way to Trinita. (Herald photo by Dunn) Mrs. John McNamara of 48 of St. Bartholomew’s, fourth Mrs. Chester Kielick, Church of nounce that the United States will par Diplomatic observers said the energy Board of Education for nearly three hours peace.” Cushman Dr., a communicant vice president, Mrs. Irene the Assumption; Mrs. Francis ticipate in the creation of such a fund. We talks may be resumed within a month if Tuesday and rejected at the table another of St. Bartholomew's Church, Bergin of St. Bridget, recording Boland. Mrs. Thomas Parker believe its resources should total at least the oil-exporting nations and the contract offer by the board. has been installed as president secretary; Mrs. Doris Curtis of and Mrs. Francis Miner, St. $1 billion a year,” he said. developing countries accept Kissinger’s The board offered teachers two one-year State Employe Strike Possible of Manchester Council of St. James, corresponding Bartholomew’s Church; Mrs. U.S. diplomats said Kissinger’s speech offer. contracts, in effect breaking in half the Catholic Women. She succeeds secretary; and Mrs. Sally Winifred Johnson and Mrs. J. At Hartford INational today and his Tuesday address to the 18- In a news conference Tuesday, two-year contract rejected by the Com Mrs. Katherine Conklin. Rackowski of Assumption, Edward McKeever, St. Bridget nation International Energy Agency Kissinger appealed to all nations —rich mon Council two weeks ago. Other officers installed are treasurer. Church. formed an outline of America’s current and poor, oil-importing and oil-exporting Each one-year pact contained the same The Rev. Phillip Hussey, —to endorse global cooperation, not salary schedule as in the two-year Grasso Sees No Alternatives Mrs. Patricia Kodes of St. Named representatives to foreign economic policy. James Church, first vice presi pastor of St. Bartholomew’s Church Women United are Mrs. Kissinger spoke before flying to energy warfare. package as a unit, which called for a 5.9 dent; Mrs. Florence Ryan of St. Church, is council chaplain. Potocki and Mrs.’ Harry Carr. Brussels to join Ford at a summit meeting “The United States is prepared to make per cent increase the first year and 6.1 per Parish representatives in ^4oiir ta x r^ttiicl of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization a serious effort with goodwill and a cent the second. Bridget, second vice president; Representatives from Church For Rejected Pay Hike Plan Mrs. Anna May Potocki, of clude Mrs. Robert Calhoun, Women United to the Council and a European tour to include a meeting cooperative attitude and we are calling on Bruce Mellion, president-elect of the Assumption, third vice presi Mrs. David Gay, Mrs. Richard are Miss Jeanne Low and Mrs. with. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in the developing and the producing nations Norwalk Federation of Teachers, said the HARTFORD (UPI - Gov. Ella T. dent. McNamara, St. James Church; David Holcomb. Salzburg, Austria, as well as sessions with to avoid confrontation,” he said. NFT wants assurance from the council The governor said she had sought to find The 'decision marked the first time Also, Mrs. Rosemary Fahey Miss Frances Idzkowski and Spanish leaders in Madrid and Pope Paul But the secretary said the first order of that it will not reject an agreement if the Grasso said today she has no other alter a way of raising the money without further Democratic lawmakers have gone against can really add VI and Italian officials in Rome. business for nations importing fuel must union accepts one and returns to work. natives for a. pay hike for state workers increasing taxes and without infringing on the governor’s wishes since she took office His speech Tuesday outlined plans for be conservation, development of new “We will not return to work until the following rejection of her plan by the existing programs. Not enough money last January. the oil-consuming industrialized nations to energy sources and achieving oil in council passes a resolution on nonrejec legislative leadership. could be raised, she said, through “We call upon the leaders of the General spend $1 trillion on gaining independence dependence. tion,” he said.after the meeting. “We want Mrs. Grasso told newsmen there are no resignations and retirements to pay for Assembly to sit down and meet with us from oil-producing nations. Today’s ad Initial reaction to Kissinger’s program a two-year package to go down as an en contingency plans for a possible strike the hikes. before they go out of office,” Lyon said at dress to the OECD dealt with how rich and was favorable among America’s allies, tire unit. We really cannot leave threatened by the state’s 40,(X)0 workers. Although there is provision in the state a news conference after the announcement. (dhaMaHeL GARDENS poor free nations can band together to but it remained to be seen if the Arab . something of this magnitude to a Mrs. Grasso’s plan to tap the state pension budget for applying any budget surplus to “We tell the leadership that anything that prosper. states and other oil-exporting nations probability of what the council may or fund for money to pay for a salary in state employe pay hikes, ihe said. Presi comes out of this is their responsibility Kissinger said a food crisis, a global would accept the plan. may not do.” crease next October was rejected 4 to 'i,by dent Ford’s energy plan will wipe out any and not the state employes’.” Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems Asked why the boart made its offer of Democratic lawmakers at a caucus late possible savings. “We’re talking about a strike,” Ferruc SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN two pacts, Robert Aldrich, president of Tuesday. She said the higher levies will impose an ci said, “and let’s not mince any more 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER 643-8474 the board, answered, ‘To distinctly Any further action will be up to the added burden of several million dollars on words on this issue. I think the people are separate the issues involved in this year’s legislative leaders, she said. the state treasury and gasoline revenues to that point.” IT’ S OUR contract and the issues in next year’s con will decline because of higher prices at the Both union leaders emphasised their Archbishop O'^Brien The refusal of the lawmakers to go along tract.” pump. desire to use the time remaining before ANNUAL GERANIUM Aldrich said he believed the council with the governor's proposal was viewed In all, she said, the energy levies will legislative adjournment June 4 to find a would approve the first year contract and, as a setback for the administration. Mrs. cost Connecticut consumers, including solution. Scholars Announced on that basis, the teachers should return to Grasso acknowledged there was what she state government, an estimated $60 "We hope the leadership will heed what work. called a “difference of opinion” between million in addition to earlier increases. we are saying to them,” Lyon said. City officials said Tuesday they would her and the legislators. Thomas Lyon, head of the Connecticut "Whqther there is a strike tomorrow or Announcement of, the ten highest- The scholars will be honored, at the “It does not mean there is any State Employes Association, and Mike June 31 or July 4 that’s our business to ranking scholars in East Catholic High eleventh annual awards ceremony Sunday seek contempt citations against NFT leaders for refusing to allow teachers to difference in our approaches each to the Ferrucci of the State, County and decide. We're not saying there will or School’s 1975 graduating class has been at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium. other,” she said. Municipal Employes Union said th eir' won't be a strike by June 4.” made by the school. return to their jobs. organizations have authorized strikes un Senate Majority Leader Joseph I. The ten top seniors each year are less the legislature acts to grant the Lieberman, D-New Haven, said caucus designated Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien raises. members expessed concern about Scholars, in keeping with a school tradi Senate President Pro Tern Joseph “tampering” with employes’ pension tion established with the first graduating Fauliso, D-Hartford, said at the end of the funds and “taking from one benefit to class. closed-door meeting that the sentiment provide another.” All these features; The school does not select a valedic went 4 to 1 against the plan. Full Accumulating Memory torian and salutatorian because of the 8-digit Display Automatic Power Shut-off beliefe that ten scholars more accurately Suggested Retail $39.95 represent the class. Floating Decimal The designation. Archbishop O’Brien Percent Key Scholar, is commemorative of the Algebraic Logic for Chain Archbishop of Hartford, who was a Operations moving force behind the construction of Elementary School Carrying Case Included East Catholic High School. The scholars are: Angela Kalisiak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeM Kalisiak, Principals Shifted 90 Ludlow Rd.; Christine Marie Franzosa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Franzosa, lly JUNE TOMPKINS experience at Washington School to 50 Norman Dr., South Windsor; Grace Three changes in Manchester elemen Verplanck. Mary Belfiore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tary school principalships will become Freeman has been at Verplanck School William Belfiore, 40 Forest St.; LindaGrace effective next school year. for 11 years. Johnson, daughter of Lawr^ce Johnson Robert E. Heins, principal of Robertson Dr. Kennedy said he is cqnvinced these and Mrs. Ronald F. Kolpak, 73 Andover School, will become principal of reassignments will be in the best interest Rd., East Hartford; Susan Marie Tesik, BEDNNC PU KTS Vegetable PLANTS Washington School, of the school system and the persons in in a new or existing savings account and Bank the Free Way/^Save the High daughter of Mr and Mrs. Paul Tesik, 32 Take your refund check to any HNB Walter C. Roth, principal of Washington volved. Lettuce, Cabbage, Broccoli, Spanish office— add enough to make a $250 deposit you can buy this versatile calculator, a Way . . . only at Hartford National Bank. Westminster Rd.; Thomas Joseph Martin, Petunias, Snaps, Marigolds, Asters, School, will be assigned as principal of There will be two principalships at the Onions, Leeks, Tomatoes, Peppers, Celery, $39.95 value for only $19.95. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin, l(j|5 Allyssum, Salvia, Calendulas and many Verplanck. end of this school year open following the Parsley and many morel Trebbe Dr.; James Michael Gentile, sOn morel Earn the highest interest rates al William F. Freeman, principal of resignatioqs of Vincent Ramizi at Buckley Regular Accounts yield 5 j095% “ of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Gentile, 36 Pat lowed by law *. . . there’s an HNB sav Verplanck School, will become principal School and Nathan Joy at Bentley School. ings plan to fit your needs, check the ^^FAVORITE ton St., East Hartford; Joyce Muriel Preferred Accounts yield 5,614%’ of Robertson School. The board expects to have these positions chart. And your savings up to $40,000 PERSON** Oliphant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie g J k Choice 1-Year Accounts The central administration of the filled in July. Choice 2-Year Accounts yield are insured in full by F.D.I.C. Oliphant, 24 Gerald Dr., Vernon; Manchester public schools is of the opinion Use your refund to apply for a Fa Laurence Robert Gerbo, son of Mr. and that changes in administrative assignment' 1 5 3 4 S t 7flT Mrs. Richard Gerbo, 102 Deepwood Dr., l/'‘tting a Charlebois with the deciding Hamer, p 0 0 0 0 made to the organ fund of St. ford; and 10 grandchildren. Common Pleas Court 12 in East a final 8-2 loop mark. East Tullcr. if 0 0 0 0 building superintendent for the Mary’s Episcopal Church. Hartford June 9. ty, although there are slides of rallied earlier in the year w lofty .316 (174 for 551) and has tally. A private graveside service scored 123 runs, almost eight Totals 36 5 13 4 • Dreda A. Hendsey, 38, of Hartford, New Haven and upend St. Paul, 6-5, w i^ a Seqipr-sOOthpaw Dave Ramer will be Friday in Village COVENTRY markers per outing. The locals pitched seven innings to '”'1. Hrrnanl It) Cemetery, Waterbury, Vt. 623 Main St. was arrested Mon Manchester. two-run ninth in n in g .^ its AB R 1It E day at 10 p.m. at Peppino’s Monica Shea Incorporated into the have scored more than 10 runs register his first'^e^ision with Pinkston. If 4 0 0 1 The Watkins Funeral Home, two reversals,. to/South in four games. Opponents have Lindsev. cf 5 1 0 0 2 Correspondent relief help from Keith Lamb, Albert F. Sweet D om inick M. Beletti 142 E. Center St., is in charge of Restaurant at 623 Main St. and program will be some original Catholic and Xavier, East Costello, l b . p 5 0 1 0 742-9495 plated 61, just under four runs the latter picking up nis third Bornn. 2b 4 2 1 0 Dominick M. Beletti, 77, of 54 arrangements. charged with allowing a minor oral history tapes of im Albert F. Sweet, 58, of 159 The Historical Society spurted in the ninth only to per game. save of the campaign. “I was Adler, e 2 1 2 1 N. Elm St. died Saturday at There are no calling hours. to loiter on liquor permit migrants. Quinn, p. 11) 2 0 2 0 Adams St. was dead on arrival monthly meeting will be tonight fall short. The Eagles visit Bulkeley really pleased with Ramer’s Saturday at Manchester Manchester Memorial premises. All society members and in (Jratowski. rf 3 0 0 0 Police allegedly found a 15- at 8 at the society’s house on terested persons are invited to “I would never write these High today at Hartford’s Colt performance. He looked Satlr. rf 0 0 0 0 Memorial Hospital after being Hospital. He was the husband of Park and wind up regular Bartul. 3b 4 0 2 0 year-old youth sitting at the bar South St. attend. kids off. They have a lot of sharp,” Penders offered. Uircnzo. pr 0 0 0 0 stricken at his home. He was Mrs. Letitia Gagliadone Belet Mrs. Edwin L. Mitchell season play Wednesday in New Mrs. Betty Louise White (Herald photo by Pinto) in the restaurant. Court is June Dr. John Sutherland, director In honor of Memorial Day, confidence in themselves,’’ Curtin, ss 3 .0 0 0 the husband of Mrs. Helen ti. of the Institute of Local History Joe Downs Exhibits Five-Pound Bass Catch Britain against St. Thomas I^aMothe. ph 1 0 0 0 Baum Sweet. Mr. Beletti was bora Aug. 2, Mitchell, 48, of 113 Mather St. 9. the society’s cabinet at Town Eagle seven-year Coach Jim at Manchester Community Aquinas in a make-up clash. Final HCC Standings Tulitl.s 33 4 8 2 1897 in Crotte, Italy^ and had died early Sunday at Cheryl Ann Hyde, a senior at Manchester High School, is • Thomas Ferrer, 18, of 35 Hall is dedicated to the remem Penders has commented, Mr. Sweet was bora in Cen College, will present a slide weekend. It took 15 minutes to land the catch. He used Then, East will await word of w. 1. Kasl Catholic 101 000 300 7 lived in Manchester for 68 Manchester Memorial Glenwood St. was arrested brance of Coventry’s sons who With fishing companions Brian Sisco and Sean Quen- “They think they can hit St. Eiernard 010 120 000 tral Falls, R.I., and had lived in one of two Connecticut high school seniors selected to at program entitled “Immigrants the rankings and pairings in the EAST CATHOLIC 8 2 years. Before he retired two Hospital. She was the wife of Monday at 11 p.m. at Peppino’s have died in the service of their tal looking on, Joe Downs displays 21-inch, five-pound crawfish as bait. HBI McMahon 2. Charlebois, Quinn 2. the Vernon-Hartford area since tend National Youth Science Camp at Camp Pocahontas, and Cities.’’ anyb^y when they get to State Tournament. The Eagles Xavier 6 4 Hurtul. 2BH; Charlebois. Socha; 3BH weeks ago, he had owned and Edwin L. Mitchell. Restaurant and charged with country during wartime. large mouth bass he caught in Tankeroosen River on 1940, moving to Manchester in W. Va. for three weeks this summer. Dr. Sutherland’s presentation the plate.” will compete in the Class B St. Paul 5 5 McMahon. BB: Hamer.4. Quinn 5; SO. operated his own bakery dis Mrs. Mitchell was born-'May breach of peace and intoxica ’The arrangement, which con Hamer 4. Lamb 4. Quinn 4. Costello 1: 1973. He was a member of the will deal with late nineteenth ^Leading disciple of this Division, where they were South Catholic 5 5 Hits off Itamer 8 for 4 runs in 7 innings: tribution business for 47 years. 24, 1927 in Norwalk and tkd tion. i f sists of scattered poppies and a Rockville Lodge of Elks and the and early twentieth century im opinion is senior Co-Captain quarterfinalists a year ago. St. Bernard 4 6 I-amb 0 lor 0 runs in 2 innings. Quinn 11 Italian-American Club of He was one of the leading lived in Manchester since 19^ He was released btf a $250 list of men who have died, was Itir 5 runs in 7 innings. Costello 2 for 0 migration into the United Dan Socha. Although just A three-run seventh inning Northwest Catholic 2 8 runs in 2 innings. W Hamer. L. Quinn. duckpin bowlers in New She was a 1945 graduate of non-surety bond for court June made by the>Woman’s Rockville. States, particularly in England during the 1930s and Stratford High School. She was Miss Hyde to Attend 9. Auxiliary of the American Before his retirement, he was Philadelphia and New York Ci employed at Hamilton Standard 40s. He was a communicant of a member of Center • Eric W. Myers, 16, of 76 Legion of Coventry. Koepsel Standout Division of United Technologies St. Bridget Church and a Congregational Church. Youth Science Camp Carpenter Rd. was arrested Corp., Windsor Locks. He also member of Rockville Lodge of Other survivors are three Monday at 10:15 a.m. after a disturbance at his home and was a part-time sales represen Elks. sons, Duane L. Mitchell of Saturday, Cheryl Ann Hyde of where most of the activities are Moore is YR Chairman charged with breach of peace. tative for Turnpike Travel Ser He is also survived by a Ellington and Richard A. 37 Green Rd. received an of centered. Wealthy 500 Winner Under Court is June 9. vice, Vernon. daughter, Mrs. Elda M. Mitchell and David W. Mitchell, ficial Hotification froni Gov. Besides research projects at In Tribe • John C. Quaglia Jr., 23, of For State Membership Other survivors are a son, Schmidt of Manchester; and both of Manchester; and a Ella Grasso’s office that she the camp, there are sports and roles, and had seven excep against Windham. The SPORTS 119 Waddell Rd. and Dennis P.- By Len Auster W illiam A. Sw eet of three grandsons. daughter, Sharon L. Mitchell, had been selected as one of two games, arts and crafts and Monica Shea In his new position Moore will Ryder, 22, of 190 Porter St. tional performances. locals as a team hit at a .245 SLATE Manchester; two stepsons, The funeral was this morning at home. Connecticut high school seniors musical moments. Staff assume the primary respon Any lingering doubt about were arrested Sunday at 2:24 Atty. Michael Moore of -----started 1975 season clip (136 for 550), while op Barry K. Cole of Manchester from Holmes Funeral Home, The funeral is Wednesday at to attend National Youth members are multi-talented in sibility for membership growth who the best pitcher in the 400 Main St., with a Mass at St. a.m. and both charged with Coventry has been appointed opener against ponents could manage just NottoRiisLon Indy Laurels and Daniel W. Cole of Water- 10 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Science Camp in West Virginia dividuals making use of both and development of Young CCIL this season was put to Bridget Church. Burial was in Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. breach of peace and intoxica the state membership chair Republican organizations Wethersfield. Hurled seven 81 safeties (.159 average bury; a daughter, Miss Lori D. this summer. vocations and avocation’s. man for the Connecticut rest Saturday. Tuesday St. James Cemetery. Winthrop Nelson Jr. of Center tion. throughout the state. innings of two-hit ball and combined) and 45 runs off Sweet of Manchester; a step This is the first time in the 13 Miss Hyde will attend camp Federation of Young Manchester High’s John BASEBALL INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Winning his second Iri b irney, twice runnerup here before retiring from racing The family suggests that any Congregational Church will of The charges stem from a In ^ is capacity he will also fanned 11. Had no-hitter for Manchester pitching. ’The daughter, Mrs. Nancy H. years of the program that a girl from June 27 to July 21. Republicans. Koepsel capped off a dianapolis 500 m^y make dapper Bobby Unser one of the five y^ars ago, said once his crew coped with some minor memorial contributions may be ficiate. Burial will be in East report of a fight outside David’s be serving with the Republican 5 1/3 innings. Ballard Indians scored 89 runs. East Catholic at Bulkeley Benwell of Cheshire; a sister, from Connecticut was chosen. She plans to attend Mt. Moore has been active on the brilliant year hurling a two- problems during the race, they felt confident Unser could made to a charity of the donor’s Cemetery. restaurant in the Parkade, State Central Conunittee as Bacon Academy at Bolton wealthiest race drivers on record but lie isn't about to rest Mrs. Thomas P. Byrnes of Two student delegates are Holyoke College in South Republican Town Committee finished up 2-0 shutout. Manchester, which winds win. choice. Friends may call at the police said. Court is June 9. part of its efforts in broadening hitter at Windham High in Wilson at Ellington on his laurels. Scotch Plains, N.J.-. and two chosen from each one of the Hadley, Mass., with a major in and has served as chairman of — beat Hall High with up 12-4 in the CCIL, two full “We never felt we were not within striking distance of grandchildren. funeral home tonight from 7 to • Michael K. Condon, 19, of the base of the Republican par leading the Indians to an 11-2 TRACK Not only does he plan to run the remainder of the United United States to attend the either political science or its issue committee and was four-hitter. Struck out 10 in games behind new champ the lead," he said. “We felt prior to the rain we were in the The funeral is Wednesday at 2 9. East Hartford was charged ty. victory at Kelley Field in Manchester at Class A Sec States Auto Club’s championship circuit this year in an ef Mrs. Frank J. Slygar camp which is just a few miles sociology. recently elected president of 11-2 win, both runs un Conard, now awaits word of strongest position to win and were capable of beating off p.m. at the John F. Tierney from Bartow, W. Va., and only ■ She is the daughter of Mr. and with reckless driving in connec Adverlisement the season finale. tionals fort to defend his national title, but he's already planning Mrs. Christine Patelli Stygar, tion with a one-car accident the Coventry Young earned. the rankings and pairings in Funeral Home, 219 W. Center 20 miles north of the National Mrs. Philip Hyde. FREE Blue Heritage ironstone The senior righthander East Catholic at Class B Sec for 1976. any challenger." 66, of 166 Vernon St. died Sun Republicans. -----tossed three-hitter in the CIAC State Tournament St. Burial will be in East Four-State Radio Astronomy Observatory Monday at 2 a.m. on Scott Dr. china and an assortment of had a no-hitter going for tionals And so is Dan Gurney, his boss who is both owner and Unser made one insurance pit stop for fuel just before day at Hartford Hospital. She Moore is serving as co- 6-3 win over East Hartford which begins June 5. The Cemetery. located in Green Bank, W. Va., Tewdor pewter-like colonial seven full frames, setting Northwest Catholic/Tolland builder of the famous Eagle race cars that have won the the race was flagged but even without the extra fuel, was the wife of Frank J. Stygar. , chairman of the Second North Friends may call at the and also in the heart of the two- candleholders when you deposit High. Silk Towners are in the Dou at Manchester (girls) Gurney said he could have gone the final 26 laps without Mrs. Stygar was born Oct. 15, Primary District Young Republican down 13 straight, before the “500” here three times, twice with Unser at the wheel and funeral home tonight from 7 to at Heritage Saving^ and Loan -----hurled second two- ble A Division, where they another stop. 1908 in Manchester, daughter of million acre Monongahela Organization. _ Whippets’ Art Radcliffe GOLF once with Gordon Johncock. 9. National Forest., ^ Association, Rt. 31, Coventry. hitter at Wethersfield in 2-0 reached the quarterfinals a the late Alfred and Josephine lined a single up the middle Manchester at Ellington “Dan has been a good boss,” Unser poised the former “There was no way anybody was going to catch me un Proposed Since the organization of the win, striking out seven. year ago. Beilis Ratelli, and lived here all leading off the eighth. East Catholic at HCC Cham race driver at Monday night’s victory dinner at which he less I developed problems," Unser said. “We have a very National Youth Science Camp -----pitched five innings of Windham, the 1974 CCIL pionship good crew that has worked together a long time and Keith E. Hill, her life. She was a communi BOSTON (UPI) - Officials With the victory, Koepsel picked up a check for $214,000. He will split the money with cant of St. Bartholomew’s as a part of the Centennial Year two-hit ball against Hall, titlists, going with a very Cheney Tech at Goodwin worked well. They put their heart and soul into it.” SOUTH WINDSOR-Keith E. from four states will consider program in 1963, governors of improved his won-lost mark Gurney’s All American Racers crew from Santa Ana, Church. leaving with 12-0 lead. young outfit this season, Tech It was the 14th year for Gurney at the famous racing Hill, 40, of 68 Oakwood Dr. died establishment of a New West Virginia have taken active ABOUT TOWN to an imposing 8-1, his only Calif. Before her retirement in 1973, Final: 15-2. concludes 4-12 in league play TENNIS facility and although he said it was “not an easy victory, " Friday in Brookline, Vt. He was England regional presidential interest in the camp program. setback to Enfield when the “We have won a lot of races since our association she was employed as an -----relieved Ballard in and 4-14 over-all. Windham at Manchester the husband of Mrs. Jean primary. The official action taken each Silk Towners’ defense started 4 '/z years ago, we won a lot of money and Dan spent Gurney conceded he had a feeling “it was possible for us to executive secretary at the Repfesentatives from Maine, fourth against league champ Cheney Tech at Vinal Jet^ Tardette Hill. The funeral was year is the invitation extended reminded to bring baby pic will be from 7 to 8. Members MiIIH’Iu’wUT (II) en more. He gives me the finest equipment and linking win. Hartford Electric Light Co., Mayfair Y Club will meet Honor Court, which usually collapsed. In 67 1/3 innings, R H this morning from the Samsel- Massachusetts, Rhode Island by West Virginia’s governor to Conard and retired 16 of 17 AB East Catholic at Bulke “That's what makes it great to win," he said. "We're Wethersfield, for 48 years. She Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Cronin tures and to be dressed in the are reminded to bring items for meets Mondays, will meet the Indian tri-captain, who Sullivan, ss up with him was probably the best thing that ever Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 and Vermont were scheduled to each of the other governors of batters faced, striking out (girls) particularly proud because we feel we beat the best. " was a member of its Women’s Hall of Mayfair Gardens. All styles of 2025. Chapter meetings a fruit and vegetable walk. tonight at 7)30 in the cour- will be attending Florida Odell, cf happened to me in racing,” Unser said. “I wouldn't be sur Buckland Rd., with a Mass at meet here Thursday. these United States to par will resume Aug. 26. seven. Locals won, 5-4. Glilia. ir Manchester at Windham Rutherford conceded there were limes “ when Bobby Club and 25-Year Members Mayfair residents are invited. '’^trooms at Manchester Police Southern in the fall, struck Malonev. c prised if Dan comes up with a fine new car for next year. " St. Margaret Mary Church. •Vermont State Seh. William ticipate by selecting their The Indians took care of (girls) Club. M anchester High School Headquarters. Ballard', lb Gurney confided he has a Formula 5,000 car on the drove away from us.” Burial was in St. Catherine’s Doyle, R-Washington County, state’s delegates. Memorial Temple, Pythian out 75 and gave up five Windham early, scoring two Healy, lb SOFTBALL The funeral is Thursday at YWCA Drop-In will meet Class of 1945 reunion com Anthony. 3b drawing board which he hoped will be ready to run later Foyt, the top favorite who souglit a record fourth Cemetery, Broad Brook. said a delegation of five Ver The nominees are proposed Sisters, will conduct a earned runs, a 0.67 ERA. Manchester at Windham 8:45 a.m. from the John F. Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 mittee will have its final runs in the first, three in the Ostrout, 3b Iriutnph here, said had it not been for the rain, tire Born in Burlington, Vt., Mr. monters’ —including himself, by school principals, teachers memorial service at its “I said at the beginning of Barrett, If this season. He indicated the machine, if successful, would Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. a.m. at the Community Y. All meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at second and four more in the (girls) problems resulting from-Tom Sneva's spectacular crash Hill lived in South Windsor for Lt. Gov. Brian Burns, Sen. and guidance counselors. In meeting tonight at 8 at Odd the season he was the best in Naktenis. cf be adapted for next year’s Speedway race. Center St., with a Mass at St. Esther Sorrell, D-Chittenden women are invited for the home of Mrs. Charles third frame. Tasillo. rf Wednesday and running out of fuel that cost him precious time, it 20 years. He was owner and Connecticut, the winners are Fellows Hall. Officers will the league and with (Bruce) Garman. rf The car Unser drove to victory in Sunday's Bartholomew’s Church at 9:30. County, Reps. Judy volleyball, fellowship and a McCarthy, 126 Timber Trail, Ray Sullivan, who wound could have been “a great finish " between himself, Unser operatOT of the Andrew’s Oil chosen by a committee of the wear white. Irish tea and soda Ballard, I. thinjc we had the Nicola. 2b BASEBALL rain shortened million dollar race was the same in which Co. of/^utly Windsor and spon Burial will be in St. James Rosenstreich, R-Waterbury and coffee break. Child care is East Hartford. Owr 40 Tmts oI UnniwaMl StrrtM up the regular season with a Koepsel. p and Rutherford. Cemetery. Connecticut Science Teachers’ available at an hourly rate. bread will be served. best one-two pitching com East Catholic at St. Thomas he finished second to Johnny Rutliorford a year ago. s o r^ m any youth athletic Charles Stone, D-East Association in cooperation with Open 24 Hours Dally .369 batting average (24 for Totals S7 11 12 1 “It might have been the race of the century," he said. Friends may call at the The Salvation Army bination,” Tribe Coach Hal Aquinas Rutherford, in a new British-built McLaren, was runnerup orgipizatipns. He was acom- Montpelier —would attend the Dr. Sigmund Abeles, director of FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE 65), led off the first with a W imiliiini (2) Cheney Tech at Bolton “ I'm glad if I couldn't win it that Bobby did. " munifc^t of St. Margaret Mary funeral home Wednesday from meeting scheduled in the office The MISAC board of directors Friendship Circle of the Songsters rehearsal scheduled Parks stated. AB R 11 E this time. science for the Connecticut triple down the leftfield line. 2 0 0 2 Duane “Pancho" Carter, who finished fourth, received, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. will meet tonight at 8 in the Salvation Army will meet for tonight has been canceled. Koepsel’s game-by-game Tompkins, 3b GOLF P'or the sixth year in a row, the payoff for the 33 starters Church and a member of its of Massachusetts Lt. Gov. State Board of Education. Lefty swinging Bob Odell Kilen. 1( 2 0 0 0 Canter Congregational Church tonight at 7)45 at the Citadel. 4 0 0 0 Simshury at Manchester surpassed $1 million. The total purse was announced as $1,- $33,424, and fifth-place Roger McCluskey $31,002. choir. Thomas O’Neill. Winners are chosen on the statistics are most im Noheimer. 2b library. Mrs. Annie Johnston will show doubled to the opposite field Brown, c 4 0 0 0 Cheney Tech/Griswold at 001,321 compared with last year's $1,015,686— tlie largest Rounding out the top 10, in order, were Bill Vukovich. Other survivors are three basis of achievement, interest M©bil pressive. He took the mound Sanborn, rf 3 0 0 0 her slides of Spain. Hostesses plating Sullivan and the $28,473; “rookie of the year" Bill Pulerbaugh, $28,786; daughters, Colleen Hill, in science and mathematics, Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma HEATING OILS nine times, eight in starting fiavnes, rf 0 0 0 0 Norwich Tech purs6 ever for an auto race. Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta are Mrs. Ann Szymanski and former scored on Jack fta'dcliffe. If 3 1 1 0 George Snider, $24,688; Wally Dallcnbach, $42,711, and Bob Kathleen Hill and Laura Hill, Phi will conduct its final 0 0 0 TENNIS Unser’s take likewise was not a record, mostly because general school ability, involve Sigma Phi, will have its last Maloney’s single to the Herrick, lb 3 allat home; two brothers, ment in school activities, and Mrs. Mary Thrall. meeting of the season tonight at OIL BURNER A Final CCIL Standings Gustafson, cf 3 0 0 0 Cheney at Lyman Memorial lie led for only 11 of the 174 laps before the race was halted Rarkey, $22,899, Bruce Hill of Santa Maria, meeting of the season tonight at HEATING INSTALLATION same location as the two Hisley, ss 3 1 0 2 Dallenbach's check was the fourth largest because he FIRE CALLS the contents of an essay on what the home of Mrs. Rodney w. 1. Drabek, p 0 0 0 0 SOFTBALL in a downpour. Younger brother A1 received more than Calif., and Quentin Hill of 8 at the home of Mrs. Elaine The Manchester WATES will ' previous safeties. the candidate hopes to gain Stoecklin, 215 Kimberley Rd., Conard 14 2 Senechal. p 1 0 0 0 Manchester at East Catholic $271,000 for winning the 1970 racing classic, leading 190 of led 96 of the 174 laps. His total included more than $16,500 Springfield, Va.; and a sister. Strnatka, 13 Lawncrest Rd., Oenis, p 1 0 1 0 from the camp session. meet tonight at the Italian- Newington. 643-5135 MANCHESTER 12 4 Maloney goes into post in lap prizes. Enfield. Members are 315 Centerenter St. ^cheeter (girls) the 200 laps. Miss Virginia Hill of Cromwell. Miss Hyde’s main interest is American Club. Weighing-in season play leading the In 29 2 2 4 accident on Cider Mill Rd. Enfield 10 6 Rutherford received $97,886 and third-place A.J. Foyt Final official figures showed that the lead changed 14 MANCHESTER in biology. She anticipates dians in batting with a .371 234 001 Olx 11 Thursday times but only the first three completed 17J laps. Saturday, 11:15 a.m. — car (Tolland Fire Department, Fermi 9 7 000 000 020 2 took home $74,676. Rescue Squad, and Ambulance) meeting students from all fields East Hartford 9 7 average (23 for 62). The 5-5 HBI: Odell 2. Nicola 2, Koepsel 2, GOLF leaking gas at the Finast of science at Camp Pocahontas catcher is also tops in RBIs •Sullivan, Malonev. Ostrout; 2BH: Odell, M rs. Arthur Bailargeon Hall 6 10 Nicola; 3BI1: .S'ullivan; SB: Sullivan, East Catholic/Cheney Tech at market on Spencer St. (Town) Six days a week Anthony; BB: Koepsel 3. Drabek 3, with 15. Middlesex Invitational South Windsor—The funeral Saturday, 2:18 p.m. — auto Windham 4 12 Sencehal 1. Denis 2; SO; Koepsel 12, of Mrs. Arthur Bailargeon of accident at Center and New Sts. Wethersfield 4 12 Sullivan, Koepsel and Denis 1; Hits off Drabek 5 for 7 runs in 2 (Lyman Meadow) 741 Avery St., who died Satur reserve infielder Wayne 1 3 innines;"H' - Scnachal - ■ 4 lor 3 . runs „. in ■3 2/3 TENNIS (Town) It's Eagle Daylight Penney 4 12 innings;; Denis1 3 for 1 run m 2 innings; day at Hartford Hospital, will Sunday, 7:24 a.m. — smoke Ostrout each had two hits W: Ki)ep.scl; I. Drabok Manchester at East Catholic 2 be Wednesday at 10 a.m. from from a light .ballast at the East Catholic at Manchester the John F. Tierney Funeral Manchester Memorial Hospital Savings Time In (girls) Home, 219 W.' Center St., on Haynes St. (TSWn) Manchester, with a Mass at St. Sunday, 6:18 p.m. — Friday Margaret Mary Church at 10. dumpster fire at Imperial Dr. This is the TENNIS Burial will be in St. Mary’s CTown) season for Manchester. Penney at East Catholic Cemetery, Windsor Locks. Monday, 9:43 a.m. — delayed (girls) Friends may call at the ignition on oil burner at 79 BLACK funeral home tonight from 7 to Lenox St. (Town) Saturday 7 9. Monday, 8:46 p.m. — rubbish CARPENTER ANTS TRACK 'J fire at 80 Garden St. Manchester at State Class A Firefighters noted it was due to In addition to being M rs° Elizabeth Schulze Meet charcoal thrown in with the unsightly and unsanitary. FOR OVER 50 YEARS East Catholic at State Class B The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth day’s rubbish. The charcoals Black Ants excavate Meet Jennie Schulze of 25 Olcott Dr., had not stopped burning. extensive galleries in wood Manchester at State Class who died Saturday in Merrick, (Town) to serve as nesting places Meet (girls) (Amity Regional) L.I., N.Y., was this afternoon at Today, 7:09 a.m. — fiame in a and may cause extensive Holmes Funeral Home, 400 window at 48E Myrtle St. damage to your home. The people who come to us have A *s Main St. turned out to be a candle. very specials needs. We hope that The Rev. Newell Curtis of (Town) Center Congregational Church, the help we give can, in some small ,,...... tet'Kij: ’ officiated. Burial was in Cedar measure, make the burden a little Hill Cemetery, Hartford. SOUTH WINDSOR ■it lighter. That’s why we are here. Trial Set Saturday, 7:10 p.m. — In Memoriam DENVER (UPI) - dumpster fire at the Gaier ^os. Heavyweight boxer Ron Lyle In sad and loving memory of our .BUSS firm off Rye St. ^ for a Preventive Maintenance program goes on trial in June for alleged mother. Margaret B. Anderton, who Sunday, 3:10 p.m. — grass departed this life May 23, 19S5. ly shooting at his wife. fire off Ellington Rd. near the We miss you more Lyle is charged with second- Co. No. 2 firehouse. degree assault and felony With each new day, S un d ay , 4:41 p.m. — But feel you near - - 649-9240 menacing. He is accused of (Herald photo by Dunn) Each time we pray. d u m p ster fire at the HO I shooting at his wife Nadine Candle wood Apartments off 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN (Herald photo by Dunn) March 13 on a downtown street. Sadly missed by, Ellington Rd. Elhl Bsdeial Sawings Spectator Row at Manchester High's Home Finale Baseball Game Marjorie and ^ r l. ■ussEnEmniTOl n,nc. HOlWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES Mrs. Lyle has begun divorce Muriel and Henry TOLLAND 334 M iddle Turnpike West, M anchester.'Ct 06040 NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES Tribe^s Blair Anthony Dii)es Back Safely proceedings against her hus Depite Near 100 Degree Temperature Saturday It Was Comfortable Watching (irandchildren and The Oldest & Largest in Conn» band in Denver District Court. Great-grandchildren Saturday, 7:11 p.m. — auto Windham Pitcher Rich Senechal Was Late With Tag »/$40,000 American hospital for precautionary Philadephia 1 San Francisco 0, 11 Wembley Stadium, “I will Carew, Minn 33 116 15 43 .371 nin 87-19-68, Morris Kamins 90- Defender Classic Sunday. the 405-yard par-5, getting doing it, allowing only one considering the advantage of a force Munson. NY 38 148 21 34 .365 observation. inn., night never jump again.” 20-70. It was the blonde 23-year- on the green in two shots and hit in three innings of relief Today’s Games at any base. It didn’t take a manager Bumbry, Balt '26 86 12 30 .349 BETTER NINE - A - Herb The 34-year-old stuntman White, NY 34 124 30 43 .347 old Australian’s best finish leaving her putt short by against the New York The Royals’ victory was Atlanta (Niekro 3m at Chicago with more than a score of seasons un Pagani 35-3-32; B — Jeff San IReuschel 3-41, 2:30 p.m. spoke in a halting voice his career to give Cincinnati a sweep. Lynn, Bos 33 108 18 36 .333 in her year and a half on the about 18 inches? Yankees, who blew a four- their fifth straight and 11th der his belt to make the right decision. Yount, Mil 29 102 17 34 .333 born 374-33, Jim Morrone 38-5- Houston (Dierker 5-4) at Pittsburgh Monday soon after an The Reds have now won six in a row. “It grated on my nerves,” run lead and dropped a 6-5 I Hooker 3-2), 7:30 p.m. McRae, KC 44 167 20 54 .323 33, Gene Dickinson 39-6-33; C — U.S. tour and qualified her in the last 15 games. The attempt to jump over 13 But the obvious didn’t happen as They took the opener when Montreal’s Hisle, Minn a i l decision in 11 innings. San Francisco (Montefusco 2-2) at 37 137 24 44 .321' Harry Weinstein 40-7-33; D — for next year’s Dinah Shore- she said. “It reminded me of loss snapped a three-game Philadelphia (Underwood 5-3), 7:30 p.m. London buses ended in a Garrett homered on his first swing Woody Fryman balked home Dave hraun, Minn 33 110 10 35 .318 Morris Kamins 42-10-32, Jack Colgate Winners Circle tour my other mistakes.” “I’m just very satisfied,” winning streak for the Los Angeles (Hooton 24) at New spectacular, 100 mile an and gave the Mets a 6-3 Victory. Roberts, Det 26 92 19 29 .315 Concepcion with the winning run in Home Runs Channin 42-10-32; Kickers — 75, Hockey League Reward nament. But she made no more said Pattin, 2-0. “I’ve had to Yankees. York (Webb 0-2 or Parker 1-1), 8 p.m. hour crash. “I figured I could strike him out,” San Diego (Freisleben 3-4) at St. the seventh inning. National League: Bench, Cin 10; 88. “Colgate’s my sponsor,” mistakes, finishing with a take a long look at myself. Knievel lay motionless on said Messersmith, who had an 11- Winfield, SD 9; Baker, Correll and Kansas City scored two Louis (Forsch 4-3), 8:30 p.m. Pirates 10, Astros 2 GROSS - A — Stan Goodman Joe Schwab of S&S Buick receives championship she said. “But because I nine-under-par 207 that was I’ve just tried to quit Wednesday's Games the stadium’s grass after the game winning streak over two Willie Stargell hit a homer and a Evans, All. Watson, Hou, Cey and Wynn, runs in both the eighth and Atlanta at Chicago LA, Luzinski, Phil and Stargell, Pitt 8. 74, B — John Harrigan 73, C — Spring Executive Hockey League trophy from Presi couldn’t play in the tourna only one stroke behind Mrs. worrying and build some crash, his face blackened seasons ended. “Garrett usually American League: Horton, Det 10; ninth innings to tie the Houston at Pittsburgh, night two-run triple to to back Bruce Gene Paganetti 78, D — Jack dent Jack Eicholtzer. The Buicks placed fourth during ment, I was really no good to Garner and Mrs. Rankin, confidence. I’m the kind of San Diego at St. Louis, night and his brightly colored doesn’t hit me very well.” Kison’s five-hit pitching as f*ittsburgh Carbo, Bos, Tenace, Oak and Burroughs, , Channin 87; Criers — A— Brian game, with Rojas scoring Tex 8; six players tied with 7. the regular season but copped the playoffs at the them for advertising. This is who went into a sudden pitcher that has to be Montreal at Cincinnati, night costume in tatters. Then he And when you add to that the fact whipped Houston. Kison raised his Smith 75-7-M, Steve Tantillo 72- the tying run on a single by Los Angeles at New Yoj'k, night Runs Batted In Bolton Ice Palace. terrific.” death playoff won by Mrs. aggressive out there and not that Garrett, nursing a sore ankle, National League: Bench, Cin, Watson, 4-68; B—John Harrigan 71-8-63, Fran Healy. San Francisco at Philadelphia, night struggled to his feet to the record to 4-1 as he struck out four and With a 70 Saturday, she Garner. worry about anything. And cheers of the crowd. spent the pre-game drills on the Hou and Garvey, LA 33; Winfield, SD 32; Jack Kearney 74-10-64; C — walked six. Perez, Cin 31, ------^ ^ ^ started the final round The third-place finish not I’ve quit fooling qround with American League The battered daredevil an trainer’s table and didn’t take batting Gene Paganetti 75-13-62, Frank Now through June 30th Drive a G>ol Bargaia In the 11th, Healy’s single East Padres 9, Cards 6 American League: McRae, KC 34; ■> paired with Mrs. Rankin, Horton, Del 32; Burroughs, Tex 30; Sheldon 81-15-66; D — Jack only gave her a $3,200 so many pitches, too, and sent Jim Wohlford to third w. pet. 1g.b. nounced his retirement over practice, the decision to pitch to him Willie McCovey’s drove home Enzo 1 Tenace. Oak 29; Hisle, Minn 28. Channin 83-19-64, Jim Hall 84- the leader, trailing her by paycheck, but also Air conditioning on any gone back to the and Wohlford scored on Boston 21 17 .553 the stadium’s public address instead of Unser looks even better. Hernadez with the go-ahead run in the Kathy in Golf Shrine Milwaukee 20 19 '.513 IW Stolen Bases 19-65. four shots in the tourna demonstrated she can things—fastball, slider, Frank White’s first-pitch system and then was driven Messersmith, the first Dodger out National League: Morgan, Cin 21; Detroit 18 19 .486 2'/4 ninth inning off reliever A1 Hrabosky BEST 17 - Gene Paganetti ment. match shots with two of the 1975 Custom Beetle p u r c h c ^ new during June. change—that got me to the squeeze-bunt single off New York 18 22 .450 4 off to a private hospital. of the dressing room, must take great as San Diego rallied to beat St. Louis. Cedeno, Hou 20; Lopes. LA 16; Brock, 73-13-60, Jack Channin 81-19-62, BALTIMORE (UPI) - Kathy U.S. Open champion — Miss Cleveland 16 23 .410 5>A satisfaction in knowing his strategy St.L 13; Lintz and Mangual, Mtl 10. Whitworth, eight times the Whitworth has won more than “1 thought playing with tour’s biggest and most con big leagues in the first reliever Dave Pagan, who Doctors said he would Bill Greif picked up the win in relief. American League: Rivers, Cal28; Otis, John Harrigan 70-8-62; Kickers Baltimore 16 24 .400 6 leading money-winner on the $5(X),000 in official money on the big crowds would be scary,” sistent winners. place.” took over for loser Sparky West need two months to recover was flawless. Reggie Smith, making his first start KC 25; Patek, KC 15; Nettles, Cal, - 72, 78. Bonds, NY and Davis, Tex 13. Ladies Professional Golf LPGA tour. Sixty of her titles she said. “But it helps. They w. 11 . pet. g.b. Garrett, on the other hand, had his GROSS - A — Wendy Ehrlich Pattin’s first victory was Lyle, 1-3. from a crushed vertebra in Since May 5 because of a shoulder in Pitching Oakland 25 17 .586 — own strategy. 87; B — Doris Beller 106, Association tour, was inducted came in the past decade when Saturday night when he Kansas City 25 19 .568 1 his back, a damaged spine, a jury, had a two-run homer for the (Based on most victories) *225S1 Celeste Sheldon 106, Claire into the LPGA Hall of Fame she won at least four tour yielded two hits in five in “This was just a great Minnesota 20 18 .526 3 fractured hand and multiple “I thought he would show me the Cards. National League: Sutton. LA 8-3; Messersmith, LA 7-1; Jones. SD 6-2;- Monday. naments in eight different Paycheck Split nings of relief against win,” Pattin said. “It w as' Texas 22 20 .524 3 bruises. fastball but wouldn’t give it to me. His Phillies 1, Giants 0 Keating 106; C — Diane Kueza California 22 22 .500 4 Burris, Chi and Barr, SF 63; Seaver, 109; Criers — A — Mary Heslin Miss Whitworth was the years. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Bobby Unser split a p^ched one the whole team needed first pitch was a fastball down and I NY 64. Baltimore. Chicago 19 22 .463 5W Larry Bowa, who had broken a 86-15-71, B — Dora Kellner 97- seventh player inducted into the Other members of the LPGA of $214,000 with his All American Racers crew Mond^ and the whole team con Monday's Results took it. Then I was looking for an finger on the preceding play in an American League: Kaat. Chi 8-1: Ryan,' hall, but the first since Mickey hall are Patty Berg, Betty Available only at participating dealers. The only hit he allowed to Cal and Blue, Oak 8-2; Palmer. Balt and 23-74; C — Ellie Marsh 99-32-67. night for winning the 59th running of the Indianapolis 5()0 tributed to it.” Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 off speed pitch and I got it.” Wright was selected in 1964. Jameson, Louise Suggs, Betsy the Yankees was a two-out Cleveland 9 California 3 attempted pickoff, stayed in and Busby. KC 73. BEST 17 - Ellie Marsh 99-32- Then the opposing strategies met. A winner of 72 tour titles— Rawls and the late Babe auto race Sunday. 'The total purse was announced as $1,- single by Graig Nettles in Oakland 6 Baltimore 5, 11 inn. scored the only run of the game on a 67, Mary Heslin 84-15-69, Irma 001,321. It was the sixth consecutive year that it surpassed Manager Jack McKeon Boston 7 Texas 5, night “I jiist wanted to hit the balfhard grounder by Dick Allen as Salid 99-29-70; Kickers —K but, like Sam Snead, never the Zaharias. the 10th. Nettles tried to Detroit 6 Minnesota 2. night $1 million, with all 33 starters sharing in the payoff at the emploired 18 of his 25 players WHEELS and get it into the outfield,” he said. Philadelphia outlasted San Francisco. Helen Abuza 113-36-77, Jan stretch the hit into a double before the three-hour, 24- Kansas City 6 New York 5, II inn., “As soon as I hit it I said ‘the game is traditional Victory Banquet. and was cut down, Hal night Bowa will be out of action ap Harrigan 95-20-75. minute marathon ended. Tonight’s Games WEEKEND RESULTS over.’ I felt it would be at least a proximately five weeks. GROSS - A - Steve Tantillo Minnesota (Blyleven 5-1) at Detroit 73; B—Jeff Sanborn 75; C — Ed RIVERSIDE PARK- l.Bill sacrifice fly.” (Lagrow 3-41, 8 p.m. Corcoran 84, Ray Peracchio 84; Chicago (Wood 2-7) at Milwaukee Greco, 2. John Anderson, 3. Bob Grove Mourned OVER 50 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! (Sprague 1-2), 8:30 p.m. D — Pete Lingua 88. Stefanik. FLAG TOURNAMENT - 1. LONACONING, M«k(UPI) — More than 350 mourners, PRE-SUMMER SPECIALS ON SIDING! New York (Hunter 6-41 at Kansas STAFFORD SPEEDWAY- City (Fitzmorris 6-3), 8:30 p.m. Positions Reversed .Jeff Sanborn, 2. John Harrigan, Saturday - 1. Ed Flemke, 2. AND some of whom had to stand outside the church, paid their Your Choice of: ALUMINUM Boston (Tiant 5-6) at Texas (Hands 5- BLOOMINGTON. Ind. (HIMI 3. Steve Tantillo. last respects Monday to baseball great Robert Moses BtNTiroilXI. 2), 9 p.m. Fred Schuktz, 3. Bugs Stevens, Fans Wait EVEN HOLES - A - Ed VINYL or STEEL Cleveland (Ferry 5-6) at California 4. Len C leaves, 5. F red — Ihirold Andreas, who gave In “Lefty” Grove at funeral services here in Grove’s •24 Hour Emergency Service RADII Keating 37-3-34; B - Jeff San (.Singer 4-6), 10:30 p.m. DeSarro. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — More than 2,000 celebrants diana basketball C'uaeh Bobby hometown. 20 Colors To Choose FromI Baltimore (Gripisley 1-5) at Oakland born 364-32, Gus Peters 394-33; •Burner Sales & Service STAFFORD SPEEDWAY- waited for up to five tiours early Monday for the return of Knight liis first coaching job, is Rev. Baline Rinser conducted the services and Kenneth Prictt Ara Now Lower on SMIngl (Hamilton 1-2 or Siebert 1-0), 11 p.m. C — Harry Weinstein 36-7-29, •Clean Heating Oils Monday r 1. Moose Hewitt, 2, going to work for Knight. , Ted Trudon, Inc. Wednesday’s Games the NBA champion Golden State Warriors. When the pro TONIGHT Frank Sheldon 43-8-35; D — Smith, president of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Free Estimates — Easy Terms Chicago at' Milwaukee, night Ron Bouchard, 3. Ray Miller, 4. Andreas, 57, has been hired as cage stars finally showed up, it was by taxi. A minor 8:2.5 Yuiik» vs. RuvuG. Pete Lingua 39-9-30, Ed Cooperstown, N.Y., eulogized Grove as “the best left- 649-4595 Baltimore at Oakland, night Ed Flemke, 4 5. Richie Evans. an assistant on Knight's Indiana Tpke., Rte. 83 Cleveland at California, night malfunction forced their plane to land in Oakland as they WINE ^ Bloniarz 41-10-31. handed pitcher in baseball history.” Call Ua For Your Home Heating PLAINVILLE ■ - Rain. staff, replacing Dave Bliss, who BILL TUNSKY 649-9095 And Air Conditioning Needs... Boston at Texas, night returned home from their 96-95 win at Landover, Md., and became head coach at 8:.>.> Red Sox vs. Runirers, Grove was buried in nearby Frostburg Memorial Park. Talcottville New York at Kansak City, night WATERFORD SPEED a four-game sweep of the favored Washington Bullets. w t k ; Minnesota at Detroit, night BOWL- Rain. Oklahoma last month. \ 9