PAGE TWENTV-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Fri., May 18.1973 Out of TowA-For Sale 75 Wanted-fieal Batata 77 SOUTH WINDSOR - Spacious Thinking of Soling? ECHS Gets and gracious 8-room older The Weather home, on I'/i acre lot. STOP MIT Award Convenient location. For Invaatigata our guarantaad details Belfiore Agency, 647- aalaa plan llrat. East Catholic High School in More than 1,500 women have Cloudy tonight, lows in mid 40s. Sunday 1413. Manchester is one of 62 high been graduated front MIT since HanrtjTHtTr tEiifuing HrralJi cloudy, chance of showers, highs 60-65 INTERNATIONAL Precipitation probability 40 per cent. ASSOCIATES, INC. schools which has received an Mrs. Richard’s graduation. HEBRON — Your price $22,500, award from the Massachusetts Women now account for about Manrhester—A City of Villttge CItnnn 5% down for qualified buyers, Raaltors 647-1300 Institute of Technology for sen­ ten per cent of the un­ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MAY 19, 1973- VOL. X a i, No. 195 VlOO square feet of living space 333 East Canter 8L ding outstanding women SIXTEEN PAGES — TWO TV — TWO MINI PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS in this Ncondominium unit, 2 dergraduate student population Manciiestar students to that institution. bedroom s, IV2 baths, atid at MIT. expandable basement. East Catholic was selected to The 62 high schools selected Lessenger, Go., Realtors, 646- SELLING your property? Call receive the Ellen Swallow to receive the MIT award are 8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. us first. We’ll buy your home Richards Honorarv Award, located in 16 states, the District immediately at a fair price, all which was started by MIT as of Columbia, Puerto Rico, VERNON — H andym an’s cash. Call Uou Arruda, 644-1539, part of the commemoration of Canada, 'Turkey, and special, % acre lot with 56’ Arruda Realty. . the 100th anniversary of the Switzerland. Ranch. Four finished rooms, 3 Cox Named Watergate Prosecutor graduation of the first woman The only other school in to be finished. Do it yourself from MIT. and save. For details call Connecticut to receive the Starkweather Realty, 646-5353. The award certificate, signed award was the Norwich Free by MIT President Jerome Academy in Norwich. COLUMBIA — Mini-farm, five- Wiesner, cites East Catholic for Harvard Professor room Ranch on 15 acres, dead “exceptional service, by educa­ Walpole Prison end street. Offered at $32,0OO, tion and counsel, to women who Fiano Agency, 646-2677. Bzzzzzzzz in and tea aspire to careers in the Given Free Hand our busy Bea. W e’re professions.” VERNON — 7-room Split Level, ready, willing and able Ellen Swallow Richards, who MAY 19, 19731! 3 bedrooms, IVz baths, wall-to- to assist you in the sale graduated from MIT in 1873, Riot Quelled By Riehardson wall carpeting in living room, 'achieved world recognition as panelled recreation room, over­ or purchase of YOUR an authority and teacher in food sized 2car garage. Beautifully property. WALPOLE, Mass. (AP) - and sanitary chemistry. She TAG SALE! toe prison at 6:38 a.m. and had Department spokesman John C. WASHINGTON (AP) — The appointment of a Democrat landscaped. $39,800. Principals Riot-equipped state troopers founded the field now known as locked all the inmates in their MacLean said. and Harvard law professor as government prosecutor of only, 875-2126. secured Walpole state prison cells by 8:30 a.m., a state police home economics. “The kitchen was gutted,” a toe Watergate case has drawn favorable comment from this morning following a night spokesman said. police spokesman said. HEBRON — Mid 30’s. Forest ICeitk A.M. to NOON key senators. Park Raised Ranch, 3-4 9 of inmate rioting in which five “There’s a tremendous amount bedrooms, formal dining room, SL Mary’s Church prisoners were injured and toe The inmates set fires in the of damage.” Archibald Cox, 61, accepted Johnson administrations family room, carpeting, gar­ I^eal Sstate Declare Dividend prison was heavily damaged, prison chapel and auditorium, Five inmates were wounded the assignment from Atty. "should dispel any misgivings age. Many other extras. One 172 E. Center St. Parking Lot state police said: smashed through walls leading by plastic bullets when guards Gen.-designate Elliot L. anyone may have as to his par­ acre wooded lot. Open house 649-1922 646-4126 NEW HAVEN (AP) - Direc­ Park Street The troopers, armed with up to the cafeteria and tried to get them back in their Richardson Friday and told a tiality to President Nixon.” Saturday and Sunday, 1-4 p.m. tors of the Armstrong Rubber shotguns, teargas cannisters destroyed locking systems on cells earlier, state police said. Boston news conference he In other Watergate 643-5345. Co. today declared a quarterly and peppergas guns, entered some of toe cells. Correction Inmate Robert Glazier, 33, would conduct a wide-ranging developments: dividend of 40 cents per share In Tha Church Baaamant received emergency treatment investigation. If the evidence —Sens. Humphrey and Scott C H A PL IN , H o rs e m a n ’s on the outstanding common In Case of Rain leads to President Nixon, it will paradise! Ten beautiful acres, at Massachusetts General said in New York there was in­ About Town stock to shareholders of record Hospital for stab wounds in the be reported, he said. sufficient evidence to warrant 7-room Cape, 2-car garage. Boiwffi ChlMron’s Choir Close to Willimantic. Only $39,- at the close of btisiness June 1. Nixon Veto May chest, a hospital spokesman Cox’s appointment came impeachment proceedings Junior High Methodist during the second day of the 900. Lessenger Co., Realtors, Fellowship of South United said, but officials were not sure against the President. Scott how he had been injured. Senate select Watergate com­ said that "at this point there’s 646-8713, 742-9718, 228-3080. Methodist Church will meet Become Test Of Firemen from the town of mittee’s nationally televised no evidence whatsoever that 9 tonight at 7 at the church. COLUMBIA, $20,900, 4- Walpole entered the prison hearings on the scandal. In the President had knowledge of bedroom home on one country about 5:30 a.m., a spokesman other developments. Sens. toe break-in or coverup.” Center Congregational Annual acre. Needs a little work. Low Watergate Harm said, and were able to contain Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., — In Bogota, Colombia, Church will have a teachers’ taxes. Lessenger Co., Realtors, the fires within a short time. and Hugh Scott, R-Pa., said Secretary of State William P. 646-8713, 228-3080. appreciation dinner tonight at 7 Screen Articles For Crafts Fair Rehearse For Concert The inmates refused to return there was no evidence that Rogers said the Watergate in Woodruff Hall of the church. WASHINGTON (AP) — In a test of strength amid Food Sale to their cells Friday night, Members of the screening committee decide which craft items are to be exhibited at the would merit impeachment scandal could tarnish the U.S. COVENTRY - Quaint, little Terry Maccarone pipes a solo while members of the East Watergate disclosures, President Nixon is using his ul­ proceedings against Nixon. Colonial-Cape for a special Directed by Sister Ellen Agritelley, the perfortnance will angered by reports that a 48- fair-on-the-green crafts fair being held in connection with the Manchester Sesquicenten- image abroad but predicted no Young Marines will meet Catholic High School Glee Club rehearse for Saturday’s Manchester Republican Women’s Club timate veto weapon in a classic constitutional struggle to hour lockup and shakedown On Monday, Cox and Richard­ permanent harm will be done. buyer. Five rooms plus studio tonight at 6; 50 at the Marine include a symphony of songs. (Herald photo by Pinto) mal Week festivities. They are, from left to right, Janet Aronson, of Coventry; Elizabeth or workshop. Ideal country concert to be held at 8 p.m. at the ECHS auditorium. keep the Senate from gaining new power over his budget would be held starting Sunday son, no.w secretary of defense, The prospects are good that any Corps League Home. Budd of Manchester, head of the art department of Manchester High School; Harriet location. Just $23,900. Call (With Garden Club Plant Sale) bosses. night. will go before the Senate harm would be overcome by the Warren E. Howland, Realtor, Mead of Storrs; and Chariot Strium, owner of “The Shoestring” crafts store.(Herald Judiciary Committee, which is American judicial and A bill vetoed by Nixon Friday photo by Klemens). 643-1108. after toe Memorial Day recess Acting prison Supt. Walter A. conducting hearings on legislative .systems, Rogers Lutheran Scholar Pirked For Speaker SAT., MAY 19th — 9:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. would abolish toe jobs of Office If the Senate votes to Waitkevich notified toe inmates Richardson’s nomination to the said during a news conference. of Management and Budget BOLTON — Three-bedroom Corner ol Lenox St. and East Center S t override, toe measure would go by memorandum Friday t^at top Justice Department post. —In New York, M artha NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale Catholics for his historical Director Roy Ash and Deputy Split Level with family room to toe House which passed it 229 the shakedown would begin Senators are expected to Mitchell said her husband, Prof. Jaroslav Pelikan, a analysis, will deliver the Alber­ Senate Watergate Probe and oversized 2-car garage, on I H o f D ogs ...... Hot Coffee Director Frederic Maiek, sub­ to 171 May 1, w ith 164 with the Sunday night 10 o’clock question Richardson about the former Atty. Gen. John N. a nicely treed acre lot. Fianano Lutheran clergyman and tos Magnus College commence­ stituting two similar posts Republicans and seven lockup. guidelines under which Cox will Mitchell has been protecting Agency, 646-2677. scholar honored by Roman ment address June 3. requiring Senate confirmation Democrats on the losing side. operate. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Waitkevich said the the President. She said that 'If of .presidential nominees—a The winners were well t»low a In announcing the appoint­ Wantad-Raal Batata 77 shakedown would be looking for you remember a few WMks ago new step for 0MB ap­ two-thirds majority. ment at a Pentagon news con­ BY JOAN THOMPSON Quinn. Ms. Sarah Donnelly is Also, Wendy Pierro, ladybug; illicit drugs and weapons. Clemency Offer May I suggested that Mr. President pointments. There was some speculation ference, Richardson said Cox SELLING your home or The Stage Craft and Theater stage manager. Nancy J. Barrett, glow worm; It will be the first shakedwn resign. Well, it’s a darned Congressional opponents of that Watergate has weakened will have a free hand to choose acreage? For prompt friend/y Arts Seminar classes of East (iast members and roles are: Marg Raum, silk worm; since former Supt. Raymond better idea that he resign than toe legislation said it would be Nixon’s command of con­ his own staff. But Richardson be impeached!” service, call Louis Dimock will present a children’s play to Tom Toce as James; Jim Shelley Famham, aunt spiker; Porelle held inmates in their Realty, 649-9823. unconstitutional and would set gressional faith in his ap­ Lead To Ehrlichman said he will “retain ultimate 14 area grammar schools McVeigh, grasshopper; Russ Reges McReoughx aunt cells from last Dec. 29 to Feb. —Sen. John L. McClellan, a precedent whereby Congress power of removal over the M during May and June. Barbiero, earth worm; Lesley pointments to high office and WASHINGTON (AP) - A D-Ark., said four former White ALL CASH for your property sponge; and Billy Coleman, old WHOLESALER'S would remove executive of­ 8. Porelle later resigned under The Washington Star-News Caulfield, 44, a former New this might boost Democratic special prosecutor.” Titled "James and the Giant Lynch and Ellen Shainin, man. pressure. source close to the Senate said today that Caulfield told a York City police officer, was a House aides have been asked to within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ficers by means other than im­ chances of an override by toe Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, testify about the Central instant service. Hayes Agency, Peach,” by Raold Dahl, is spider; Jack Morkan, cen­ Watergate probe says in­ federal grand jury investigating staff assistant to fired presiden­ peachment by toe House and House. D-Mass., a Judiciary Committee Intelligence Agency’s role in 646-0131. about a seven-year-old boy, tipede. conviction by toe Senate. vestigators believe they can es­ the political-espionage scandal tial counsel John W. Dean III James, who goes on a fantastic tablish that former presidential that he did relay the offers of until March, 1972, when he member, said that Cox "must thfe Watergate burglary and the The bill’s congressional have been high on everyone’s break-in at the office of Daniel 'THINKING of selling? For the journey through a giant peach, GIGANTIC WAREHOUSE backers claimed 0MB has counsellor John D. Ehrlichman clemency but that he never joined the Treasgry Depart­ list for the job of special Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. The service you want, call Bill accompanied by overgrown in­ become a powerful agency House Passes Bill authorized repeated offers of used Nixon’s name, as McCord ment. McCord told newsmen Charbonneau, Char-Bon Agen­ sets. executive clemency made to had testified. after the hearing Friday that he prosecutor.” four are H. R. Haldeman, John cy, 643-0683. Many Give Flags playing a key role in impound­ Ehrlichman, John Dean III and The script was adapted from ment of funds approved by James McCord. ha heard a "rumble” that Sen. Robert C. Byrd, DW.Va,, A Staff investigators already David Young. the book by the theater arts Congress and any would-be Honoring King McCord stands convicted of Caulfield privately had im­ a committee member and WE WILL buy your house for have questioned Caulfield, who — The special Senate class, which also wrote original To Fly Downtown .g i SATURDAY SALE director and deputy director wiretapping, burglary and con­ plicated Dean in the clemency assistant majority leader in the cash. Call anytime, Hutchins is on leave from his job at the spiracy in the case. He testified offer. Senate, said his reaction to the Watergate investigating com­ Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. music for the show. should be subject to Senate con­ Treasury Department. Sources HARTFORD (AP) — Uniform tax relief for the elderly in televised hearings Friday appointment was favorable. mittee filed an application in Directing is Mr. James F. firmation. say Caulfield has declined to Except for the clemency Mayor John Thompson has Rotary Club of Manchester, that former White House aide Cox’s appointment does not federal court asking for im­ and a legal holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr., have say if anyone higher up matter, McCord added little to acknowledged “with a sincere Sunset Club of Manchester, The Senate is expected to John Caulfield repeatedly require Senate confirmation, munity for Jeb Stuart been approved by the Connecticut House of Represen­ authorized him to make the his earlier testimony made sense of pride and gratitude” Nutmeg Forest of Tall Cedars pass toe bill over Nixon’s veto pressured him, and once but Richardson has testified he Magruder, who was deputy tatives. clemency offers to McCord, public in a civil lawsuit. the responses he has received of Lebanon, toe Women’s Club W A Y but toe President’s backers in threatened him, in an attempt would like the Senate to be a campaign director of the Com­ Y 19 He dfd say, under They say originally Caulfield to his call for contributions to of Manchester, WATES, and toe House maintained they have The Senate held only a To qualify a person would to get him to go to jail without partner in the selection. mittee for the Re-election of claimed that he had merely questioning, that he believed Put your purchase American flags and YMCA of the Hartford Region 8:00 AM to 3KK) PM enough strength to keep the technical session Friday after have to be earning $7,500 or less talking. the President. The committee former Atty. Gen. John N. pretended to McCord that his Sen. Charles McC, Mathias, asked the court to compel flag poles, for display on Main Inc. measure from becoming law completing most of its work for including social security. McCord quoted Caulfield as Mitchell had cleared the offers came from higher-ups, Republican committee member Magruder to testify publicly. St. Contributions were received over his protest. the current session the day saying executive clemency wiretapping of Democratic of­ before. Neither House will Home owners would receive a and that he was just “puffing” from Maryland, said Cox should —A fourth administration “The enthusiastic support also in memory of Police Det. Nixon said toe congressional would be given him after a year ficers directly with President prove satisfactory to both the home on the meet again until next tax credit up to a maximum of to impress McCord of the im­ figure, former White House received from Manchester Leo R. Grover and Mr. and power to wipe out an office in jail, that the offer had come Nixon. $500 w henever th e ir tax portance of his silence. Judiciary Committee and the aide Gordon Strachan, asked civic and service organizations Mrs. John McCooe. “cannot be used as a back-door Wednesday. “from the highest levels of the He said he based this supposi- exceeded 5 per cent of their in­ However, the sources said Senate. for a delay in giving a deposi­ and private individuals will method of circumventing toe The tax relief bill, called the White House,” ,and that Presi­ tion, not on firsthand come. Renters would receive “Caulfield was Ehrlichman’s Sen. Strom Thurmond, RS.C., enable the town to purchase 62 President’s power to remove” “circuit breaker,” won un­ dent Nixon had been told of the tion in the Democratic National "Best Seller man,” and indicated they can knowledge, but what fellow con­ also a committee member, said payments when 20 per cent of flags as of today,” he said. “It an officer appointed by him. animous approval but won’t offers and would be informed of Committee’s $6.4 million law­ prove orders regarding clemen­ spirator G. Gordon Liddy had Cox's service as solicitor will enable us to alternate the start producing benefits until their rent, including utilities, McCord’s decision. suit against the Nixon re- The measure was returned to cy came from Ehrlichman. told him. general in the Kennedy and American flag with the Main St. July, 1974.,, exceeded 5 per cent of income. McCord said he assumed election committee. toe Senate, which passed it 73 to Of the seven Watergate list Guild flag on appropriate Tlie bill, which must return to Persons presently receiving Caulfield meant the offer came 19 May 3, with Republicans defendants, five pleaded guilty'. holidays.” the senate for concurrence on from the President, casting all the opposing votes. some form of property tax McCord and Liddy stood trial two technical amendments, Ehrlichman or White House He said the flags are on order The Senate is expected to relief could continue under the and were convicted without Drug Price would allow a low income home chief of staff H. R. Haldeman. and he is “hopeful of having muster a two-thirds majority present system if they so taking the witness stand. It was owner or tenant, 65 or older, to elected. Caulfield will be called as the News them flying on Memorial Day needed to override the veto. A after that, as McCord was Posting Bill receive payments whenever his next witness before the Senate arid "for toe Sesquicentennial Senate leadership source said The bill marks the first time about to be sentenced, that he Celebration in June.” taxes or rent exceeded a cer­ hearings. He is scheduled to Enacted action may be delayed until tain amount. relief has been offered to first began co-operating with Capsules Thompson listed the tenants. It also changes the pre­ testify after McCdrd finishes at federal prosecutors. the next session, scheduled for following contributors to date; sent relief system that varies The sources said in­ HARTFORD (AP) - Connec­ Tuesday. • MEMBER NATIONAL RELOCATION INSTITUTE State Comptroller Nathan G. ticut druggists could post prices from town to town because of vestigators have no evidence Friday, Caulfield issued a Agostinelli, Mrs. Betsey Baker, different assessment rates. President Nixon himself is of prescription drugs in stores *» V • ’ statement saying that Mr. and Mm. John Melesko Jr., under a bill passed Thursday by Auto Crashes linked to the clemency offer. Plane llijaekecl American Legion Auxiliary of The bill honoring King would McCord’s testimony “does not the state House of Represen­ The White House Friday MERIDA, Mexico (AP) — ^ LIST YOUR HOME WITH Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post make the second Sunday in fully reflect my best recollec­ tatives and sent to toe gover­ repeated an earlier denial, Four young armed leftists, in­ 102, Anderson'Shea Post January a legal holiday in his tion of the events ...” but that nor. memory. saying Nixon ‘.'at no time cluding a woman, hijacked a Auxiliary of VFW, Army and Kill Five he did meet with McCord “on fij, HALL/HARTFORD ’The vote was 122-10 on the bill authorized anyone to represent Venezuelan airliner to Merida Navy Club, Campbell Council of A few representatives op­ three occasions in January and him in offering executive which is aimed at lowering toe By The Associated Press conveyed to him certain early today. The hijackers also Knights of Columbus, Civitan We’re>Still cleaning out • Overstocks • Manufacturers’ Overages • Discontinued Merchandise posed toe bill, which now goes clemency.’’ Executive clemen­ « 21 TOLLAND TPKE. cost of prescription drugs by At least five persons died Friday night and today from to the Senate. They said they messages from a high White. asked for navigational charts to Club of Manchester. making prices more com­ cy can be granted only by the Havana and Mexico City and Also, Connecticut Northeast injuries suffered in Connecticut traffic accidents. And one would prefer to see the holiday House official.” President, petitive among stores. SAVE — Rock Bottom Prices — SAVE person died in a house fire in New Haven. celebrated on Jan. 15, King’s demanded the Venezuelan MANCHESTER 6 46 -1141 Chapter of the American Rep. Howard A. Newman, R- government free 35 political Association of Retired Persons Firemen said Richard Craw­ Birthday. ^ Norwaik, said some druggists D ll le thousands of QUARTS and PINTS of near eastbound Exit 11 on the The bill, however, attempted prisoners. Inc., Orford Parish Chapter of had taken advantage of Connec­ r l l l S . . . nationally advertised paint. ford, 28, a counsellor at toe But the Venezuelan charge the Daughters of toe American Number 9 Inc. (‘crisis center” Connecticut Turnpike in to avoid a possible veto by Gov. Town Manager ticut’s ban against advertising Q P C ^ I A | ■ Quarts for $2.75. (average 4 quart Darien, state police at Westport d ’affaires in Mexico City, Revoiution, Democratic 2.75 was trapped in his loft bedroom Thomas J. Meskill, who two I Kathy aaya: "HI Folks, /’inbacA^banfc^Caro^tor presciption drugs by charging C V ^ IM L . value $10 at regular prices) said. years ago vetoed a similar bill, Humberto Rumbos, said, “We ipInch-hItUng for your slater..." Women’s Club of Manchester, at44 Mill St. when fire broke out will not be blackmailed,” and 9 unusually high prices. (average $8.50 at regular prices) Cano, ejected from toe car Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma PM, at 1:46 a.m. today. The center saying it would cost too much to Explains Plan 2*1?*^^*'** FRESH: Crisp Aire Macs, Rome and Red He said surveys in other SPECIAL: Redwood Stain — $1.99 a gallon. when it veered off toe road and give state and other emplo ^es refused to accede to the toe French Ciub of Manchester, served as a temporary home for 5 Deiicious Appies. states which have simitar bans hit an abutment, was among another day off. hijackers demands. Mexican Jaycee Wives of Manchester. youths. Four other youths and a NATIVE: Spinach, Dandeiions, Scaiiions, Beet Greens, revealed wide differences from Hundreds of patterns — eight other riders in the car, In other'action the House; Foreign Minister Emilio 0. Radishes, Rhubarb, Peas, Beigian Endive, Egg Plant, Also, Friendship Lodge of fireman were treated for minor To Halt Odors Rabasa said his government one store to another in the price Wallpaper 50c a roll. A wide selection ... values to $8.75 Walltex-type vinyl wall injuries at Yale-New Haven police said. No other injuries —Deleted an amendment to a Masons, Lutz Junior Museum, Boston Lettuce, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Green, Yellow of toe same drug. were reported, they said. bill creating an Indian Affairs “will try to act calmly to avoid Manchester Civic Orchestra- covering. $2.50 roll Hospital. Town Manager Robert Weiss, where it would be dumped and Squash, Turnips, Corn, Acorn Squash, Cherry Tomatoes. Last year, toe House passed a Dennis 0 . Scott, 26. of Council to advise the state En­ in answer to complaints concer­ covered with normal fill. jeopardizing the lives of the Chorale, Manchester Grange, Two of the traffic accident '-..ri' .s- IMPORTED: Red, White, Blue Grapes, Bing Cherries, bill to lift toe ban on prescrip­ Ledyard was pronounced dead vironment Commissioner on ning obnoxious odors in the He said that, due to the passengers and crew of the air­ Manchester Italian-American Super Savings on: victims were among eight craft.’! Watermelons, Strawberries, Bartlett, Bose Pears, Navel tion advertising but the ALSO at the scene of an accident matters concerning Indians. west side of Manchester, near excessivft, rains, the material Society Inc., Manchester young people in a car that Oranges, Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Limes, Grapefruit. measure died in toe Senate. EXITia CXIT5 culating pump utilized in the steps taken recently to reduce Finaweis St Police said toe car they were derneath. —Passed and sent to the sludge-treatment process at the the problem have worked to a accord today on economic, in­ FRESH NATIVE SPINACH ...... !!.. lb. 39« riding in went out of control, hit I “COKE” (non returnable)...... 3 'ats SBe ORANGE HALL MatioHal A 14-year-old Stamford boy Senate a bill creating a 15- plaiit, it was found necessary to certain extent, toe offensive dustrial and technical coopera­ a fire hyrdant and a utility pole, died shortly after midnight menber commission to study tion that could launch a new era jSEALTEST ICE CREAM (all flavors)...... W gal. 99c (b

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W:;%Kr:r»f:W5» MANckESTER EVENING*HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., May 19, 1973— PAGE THREE (Il^^THEATRES EAST Theater S ...... R a d io fo r the Week " ■ it p> I Ps proclaimed the North-South vulnerable SOUTH Dependence Institute on the Sister Mary Patricia Cassidy 6 00 News • Stocks. Weather 4 30 Jay Richard greet Pastor Strand, his family 143; Besse Coste, 140; Thomas tuna salad sandwich, gelatin, coordinator of the Confraterni­ 6 25 Stnctly Sports 6 00 The World Tonight Bertram of the First Lutheran Vernon Cine II — "The week of May 21 through 25 as Opening lead — Two of A J 10 5 2 Yale University campus. New 7.05 Accent 70 and visiting clergymen. forrarentbano Murphy, 133; Frances Fike, and a beverage. 6:ISPhilRiiaito . Church of Rockville, who has Nelson Affair” 2:0O-7;15-9:15 our Senior Week. Hearts C? A Q 5 Haven. ty of (Oristian Doctrine at the 7 35 Edward Newman Reports 6:20 lAaultless Phil Advertisements YOUNQPEOPIE 133; Bess Moonan, 129; Sick List Friday: Pancakes, syrup, 0 Q 94 Church of the Assumption, who 7 50 Joe Caragiola 7 20 Pal Summerall ' Burnside Theater — "Save It all begins real early Mon­ West opened the deuce of 8 00 News 7 30 Mike Wallace ffet tAMcMw if A lt n M ft M It m i m i We found out that Mary butter, and a beverage. ♦ >A76 __ AAWWii>i«|glH tigtti»if the Tiger” 7:15-9:15 day morning as we’ll have a Josephine Schuetz, 127; Gerry Selected by the federal works with youth and families 8 IS Pop Concert 7 :35 Lowell Thomas Kaminski, A1 Ryden and hearts and South captured the 7 :4S Jav Diamond ewtewwww $$r Htmnf *r amt cMiNr. senior nine-hole golf tourna­ Fitzpatrick. 126; Adelaide Schedule for the Week North East South -West in an educational and problem 9 Nightbeat Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema I, Mildred Teemar are all king with his ace. South’s only department for receipt of a 11.00 News. Business. Weather 11:00 Capitol Area View-point Caldor Plaza — “Poseidon ment starting at 8:30. This year Pickett, 124; Ann Perras, 121; Monday through Friday, we 1 0 I 2 NT Pass financial grant award to cover solving effort; 11 20 Sports Final 1 00 Sign Off patients at the Manchester problem was whether to go first Monday nights only: I a u a u s AMimO the gang decided to play at the Etta Wilson, 118; Jennie Fogar­ will take reservations for the 3 NT All Pass Miss Helen Ramey, i30 Lewis 11 30 Other Side of the Day Adventure” 2:00-7:10-9:15 Hospital, and that Mrs. FaUot after the spades or the expenses of the project, (Saturdayi 7 :4S ^ r t s Huddle Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema II, Minnechaug course, and so all ty, 118, and Alice Shorette, 118. Virgin Isles, Wildwood, N.J., Opening lead - ^ 2 Manchester and the other towns St., a sophomore class member 5 00 Town and Country 8 45 Don Shula Show is now at the Crestfleld diamonds. 9:00 NFL Pootball SUNDAY HOURS Caldor Plaza — “Deliverance” golfers interested in playing in Monday morning we had 96 and the Goodspeed Opera were chosen on the basis of at East Catholic High School 6 Off Bob Steele Show Convalescent Home. Let’s If East had the king of 10 OOOardentime Mi *ui aMNma the tourney should report at the playing our kitchen social House. and a former member of tanMd CuMaa taHoM 7:30-9:30; “ Wizarrt of remember to send cards to our diamonds and the ace of spades The important thing is to local program efforts to meet 10 15 Modern Living E 3 Baghdad" 1:15-2:30 course shortly after 8. bingo. It has been brought to Monday, 8:30 a.m.. Senior’s the problem of drug abuse. “Smarteens”: 10 30 Saturday Showcase 6:00 Jon Leona^S*'""^'' 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. sick, and if you have a chance, as well, South would go down. If think both methods through to 10 50 WTIC Outdoors 8.00 World News Round*up By the way, this will also be my attention that some John W. Mrosek of 143 8:15 Jon Leonard South Windsor Cinema — stop in and say hello. They’ll be nine-hole golf tournament at West had the king of diamonds, see what will happen. Then you 11.00 Saturday Showcase ■Sounder” 2:00-7:00-9:15 the morning our golf league will members are not bringing in Minnechaug Golf course; 10 Each town selected was Boulder Rd., a sophomore class 12 00 News. Weather 10:00 Jeff Jacobs Minima happy and you’ll be extra glad any line of play would work. pick the play that is more likely 12 15 Saturday Showcase !i 25 Bank the 50 s BROAD STREET "Mrl7f______Meadows Drive-In — “ Black officially begin. So we’ll be one can, and at this time of the a.m., kitchen social bingo; noon to succeed. required to form a team which member at Manchester High 1:00 News 12:00 Jeff Jac'obs you did. The problem was to play the 2 :00 Jim Beckwith SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES NmttrMritCMrtai killing two birds at one time as year we’re requesting that you to 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 must include two members un­ School, photographer for toe I 15 Your Home Decorator Mama—White Mama” 8:30- We then heard a report on hand successfully if East had Daily Quegliun 6:00 Jack Warner on Sports MANCHESTER 11:45; "Girls on the Road” the results of the games will bring a regular size can of fruit. p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games; der 22 years of age. The team is High School World, member of 1 30 Saturday Matinee 7:00 The World this Week changes in the Social Security the king of diamonds but not the Purliu-r clealH and bids one 2 OOC^ra 7:3Q a il Vassar 10:20 count for the tourney as well as Your cooperation on" this 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.. Big Week currently participating in the the high school tennis team, 5.00 Monitor m from Mr. James Cooper. He did ace of spades. diamond. The next player 1 00 Sign Off ^ w MMi II NMfia the league. Let me point out matter will be appreciated by Dance honoring Nellie Moran two-week live-in training swim team, and a member of 6 00 News. Weather (A|i Mmi My Mry Blue-Hills Drive-In — "Sword an excellent job, and was able South must begin wiih duuhleN. You hold: .Spades, J- 6 20 Strictly Sports that you can play in the tourney all. our No. 1 member. Bus pickup program at the institute. The lOH. 6 30 Monitor (Sunday) in the Stone" 8:15; "Napoleon to answer questions, and we diamonds. Let’s see how this I 0 - . ' > - 2 5 llearlH, A-Q-5; without being a member of our In the afternoon we had 12 at 8:30 a.m., return trip at intensive two-week experience, Upon their return to 11.00 News. Weather 6:30 Religious Programming ' Completely Stocked and Samantha” 9:50 were very grateful to him for works. South tries the diamond DiamondH, (^-9-4; Cluli8, A-7- 11 20 Sports Final 10:00 Jack Warner on Sports league. tables for pinochle with the 12:30, and 4 p.m. Pickup again involves lectures, discussions, Manchester, the team will meet 12:00 Edward M. U.A. E ast 1 — “ French coming. From there it was finesse at the second trick, 6. 12.00 cither Side of the Dav Back at the Center it will be following winners: Paul at 7 p.m., return trip after the field trips, and the award of a with and report to DAC and (Siuidiyi 12 30 Songs of Erin Connection” 3:20-7:20; “Mash” some horse racing, and then we losing to the king. East returns — What do you nay? S 30 Sunrise Seranade 1:00 Edwai^ M. 1:30-5:10-9:15; “Last Summer bingo with some special prizes Schuetz, 692; Joseph Windsor, dance. certificate upon completion of serve as a catalyst in toe crea­ 7 00 Sunday Strings 6:00 Jim Beckwith rounded out the day with card a heart and South refuses the Answer: Redouble. This is 9:30 Rival Time in the morning. In the afternoon 691; H arriet Keeney, 699; Tuesday, 9 .a.m., placing the course work. tion and development of new 8 00 News 10:15 Holy TYinity Church Hooked Generation” 12:00 playing and more square dan­ trick. the best general way to show a 8 15 Sabbath Message Midnight pinochle with some nice prizes. Marjorie McLain, 679; Grace crafts iq Watkins window; 1 approaches to handling local 11:00 Jim Beckwith cing. K norks Oul Are hand with 10 points or more in Members of the Manchester 8 30 Guideline 12 00 Sign Off U.A. East 2— “Sleuth” 2:00- Windsor, 657; Robert Schubert, p.m., senior nien’s and dnig related problems. 9 00 News. Weather Big Dance During the afternoon we did East returns another heart high cards. team are; 9 10 Hymniime 655; Agnes Halpryn, 650; Mary women’s bowling tournament 4:30-7:00-9:30 M In the evening we will have tell the gang that we still have and South wins. Declarer must Copyright 1975 9;30 National Radio Pulpit DOUlU U.A. East 3 — "Cabaret” our Big Dance, and along with Nackowski, 645; Marie at the Parkade Lanes for those now go after the spades, General Features Corp. James Breitenfeld, Drug 10:00 Sunday Showcase FUTUK Hebenstreit, 631; Mabel Wilson, room for more to go to Center director at Crossroads, 12:10 Sunday Showcase 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:15 the live and lively tunes from who couldn’t make it before; knocking out West’s ace. West 12.45 Travel Trends 623; Esther Gaudette, 623; Lee Wildwood, N.J., and also Paul “BUCK MAMA Marion Stephens and her 6:30 p.m., sports banquet for all cannot lead a heart so South 1:00 Sunday Best WPOP -1 4 1 0 Steinmeyer, 622, and Alice Ryan has been able to pick up a 2;00 Monitor GARDEN SHOP WHITE MAMA" (R) participants of golf and bowling orchestra, we’ll have nice few more cabins for the Virgin easily regains the lead and wins BOYS’ CAMP 5 X News ::;::::::::¥ft::W»S!WSS¥:¥S Anderson, 617. tournament. Bus pickup at 5:30 (Monday-Fridayl goodies and prizes, and the Isles trip, so there’s still time the rest of the tricks. 5 10 Sunday Edition “OU M IK IN ir Sunday p.m., return trip after banquet. 6 00 News. Weather. Sports 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton evening will be real special Mother's Day Tea to sign up. Now see what happens if “Down En>l in Maine" 6 30 Meet the Press 10 00 Tom Jones 10 a.m. shopping bus, 1:30 p.m., New Confirmands 1 00 Bill Winters OPEN SUNDAY because we will be honoring a Tuesday we were very busy We have one bus going to the South leads a spade at the se­ 7 05 Monitor Manchester Drive-In — return trip. Will Get Awards 7 30 Yale Reports 4 00 Mike Greene real special person, Mrs. Nellie as in the morning Gloria had races this Thursday, and we’ll cond trick. West rises at once Camp with a name guide. 8 05 Your Box at the Opera 7 00 Ray Dunaway l»Sttxndi Wednesday, 9 a.m. arts and “Easy Rider" 8:15; “The Love Moran, who is our Senior help to decorate the hall for our be leaving the Center around with the ace of spades and leads Canoe trips our specialty. The Confirmation Class of 8 30 Eternal Light 12 00 Bobby Rivers WAIT Machine” 10:00 first try at a Mother’s Day Tea. crafts; 10:30 a.m., square dan­ InSNEYS < )!^Siione Center’s No. 1 member, and 9:15 a.m. another heart. This sets up Water skiing, fishing, riflery, Trinity Covenant Church will State Theater— “Night at the Our thanks to Walter Kanski cing lessons; noon to 1 p.m., WDRC -1 3 6 0 really a wonderful person at the East's suit while he still has the Miriimum stay 2 weeks, $150. participate Sunday in the 10:50 (Saturday) Big Variety of Climbers and Bushes! Opera” 2:504:20-9:40; “Day at young age of 93. and Cecile Carroll for helping to HotMeais and Meals-on- king of diamonds as an entry. If a.m. and 7 p.m. services at the 6 00 Bill Love — Lou Morton I l k A the Races” 1:004:20-7:50 make the place look so pretty. Wheels; 1:15 p.m., honoring lMonda>Fiidayi 10 00 Ray Dunaway Then ’Tuesday we’ll spend the Early Honors South then takes the diamond CAMP BALDY church, and will receive confir­ •6:00 Bob DeCarlo 2 00 Bill Winters Vernon Cine I — “The Man of morning setting up a real dis­ Also thanks to the following, Because one of our volunteers volunteers and announcing Mr. finesse, he will go down instead mation certificates at the 10 00 Bob Craig . 6 00 ('hip Hobart LaMancha" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:15 who spent lots of time making and Mrs. Senior Citizens. Bus RFD 3, Wllllmairtlc, CL 3:00 Dick Mclxinough 12 00 Bobby Rivers H ealthy 2 Y ear Old play of arts and crafts in will be out-of-town next week of making 10 tricks as he did by evening service. 7 00 Joe Hager I Vernon Cine II — “The pickup at 8:30 a.m., and noon­ Phone 423-7111 Watkin’s window on Main St. paper corsages for the when we pay tribute to all our the other methods. 12 00 Dick Haddad (Sunday) Nelson Affair” 2:15-4:304:45- 'This will include oil painting, mothers: Theresa Negro, volunteers, we decided that we time, return trip at 4 p.m. The Confirmands are Donna •(5 00 on Monday) 9 05 Monitor MANCHESTER 10 30( 9:00 crewel work, and other craft Amelia Holmes, Lena Speed, wanted to get the chance to Thursday, 9:15 a.m. trip to Ask, Holly Harrison, Nancy (Saturday) OMIVI IN H O im s h A 44A Burnside Theater — “Save Suffolk Downs; 9:45 a.m. 6:00 Bob DeCarlo items made by our talented Lucille O’Brien, and Denise thank him before he left. Carmienke, Janice Smyth, 10 :00 Bob Craig 11 00 News. Weather. Sports the Tiger” 2:304:304:304:30 Piantanida. They turned out to pinochle games; noon to 12:30 H erald David Nelson, Robert Cour- 3 00 Terry Woods 6 00 Religion members. In the afternoon George Schroll has been our 7 00 Sunday Through The Valley — (’liff Roses Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema I, be very pretty, and appreciated p.m., lunch is served; 1 p.m. to tright, Bethany Donnelly, Greg 7 00 Joe Hager we’ll allow some bowlers who most active volunteer in ' Yesterdays 12 00 Dick Haddad Simpson Caldor Plaza — “Poseidon didn’t make it a couple of weeks by all the mothers. delivering hot meals in our 4 p.m;, bridge games. Bus Anderson, Craig Hutt, Steven Ends Duties (Sunda>) 8 00 Tom Jones Fresh from the Growers’ Fields Adventure” 2:00-7:10-9:15 That afternoon we had 80 pickup at 8:30 a.m;, return trip Jacobsen, Curtis Swensen, 6 00 Religious and' public service n 30 Other Side of the Day ago a chance to bowl for a shot Meals-on-Wheels program, and .25 Years Ago programming I 00 Mike (ireene Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema II, mothers on hand, and they were at noon. Kenneth Nordeen and James Intern Robert A. Lanier, stu­ 6 00 ('hip Hobart at a prize in our bowling tourna­ so we presented him with a A decided victory for 9 00 Scott Morgan Caldor Plaza — “Deliverance” treated to some fine entertain­ Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen Smyth. dent pastor at Emanuel 2 00 Dick McCionough ment, at the Parkade Lanes. plaque in appreciation for his Democrats backing Town 7:30-9:30; “ Wizard of ment by a wonderful person, social bingo games; nobn to Lutheran Church for the past 7 00 Terry Woods In the evening we’ll have a hard work. George also has Chairman William V. Dehan is 10 30 Religious and public service Baghdad” 1:15-2:30 Trudy Lane, who came in from 12:30 p.m.. Pancake Festival The class will open Confirma­ year, will complete his duties at programming banquet for all the participants been a chauffeur for many of registered at the Democratic tM H n MHIXMENT PMK M South Windsor Cinema — Rockville to sing songs, and she (all you can eat for 50 cents); tion Sunday early by sharing Emanuel Sunday and will 12 00 Sign Off of both the golf and bowling the seniors from time to time. Party Caucus. A slate of town NO* IN6UND ‘Sounder” 2:00-7:00-9:15 tournament. Our guests will be really made the whole affair a 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., setback Communion with the Rev. Nor­ preach at the 9 and 11 a.m. W KSS-KM — ‘>6.0 committee candidates lead by Guaranteed to grow. Red, white, pink, yellow Rilflud b) COLUMBIA PICTURES Meadows Drive-Jn — “Black Bemie Giovino, manager of the huge success. We certainly and military whist at the Com­ man E. Swensen, pastor of the church services. Wow! We still have a couple Deban has a 161 to 69 lead over I FfwPofkii, JUtiwIw )News two minutes before the hour. 24 and variegated varieties. Mama — White Mama” 8:30; Parkade Lanes, and the main thank her very much. During munity Y. Bus pickup at 8:30 church;' James Anderson, He will be honored by the con­ WRCH - 910 hours a day I PETER FONDA DENNIS HOPPER more things. Along with our a second slate piloted into COLOR Girls on the Road” 10; 15 speaker will be our good friend the afternoon the mothers were a.m. Return trip at 12:30 p.m. ENTIRE PARK OPEN chairmian of the church; anil gregation at a reception,which lMonda> -Saturda>) (Siimliixv^alunliix | E T» c busy Big Week, we’ll be taking caucus by Atty. John D. . 6 00 Reveille Blue-Hills Drive-In — "Sword Earl Yost, sports editor of The treated to some tasty Pickup again at 6 p.m., return fRI. 7 P.M., SAT. 6 P.M. Lee Twombly, chairman of the will be held between the ser­ Midnight All stereo music reservations to go to the trip after the card tournament. LaBelle. vices. 9.00 Rhapsody 6 a m Stereo 96 music PfU$ Co-HH in the Stone” 8:15; “Napoleon Manchester Evening Herhld. . sandwiches, cookies and punch, SUN. I P.M. dtogBnate. They will then Ijave 12 op .Matinee' 9 a m KISS with More Music Select Grade Fancy Grade and Samantha" 9:50 and guess who served them? G oodsp^ Opera House to see Now, have we been, and will br^fast at i local rataufant Lanier has accepted a call to 4 00 fiighlight.s of Hartford Noon The Difference Is the Music Guests For Dinner 8 00 Gasiignt U.A. East 1 — “French Our good friends Walter Kanski a musical play called “El we be busy? Sure we have and 10 Years Ago and return to the church in time the First Lutheran Church of 6 p m StereoMusic from the .Sound to Then comes Wednesday, and SUNDAY, MAY 20 I 12.00Qijiet Hours the Berkshires llw hjirthditM !! Connection” 3:20-7:20; “Mash” and Tommy O’Neill, and we Capitan,” based on the life will; how about you joining us? This date was a Sunday; The for Sunday School. Fort Lauderdale, Fla., as an iSundaii 9 p m More Music For .New England lo o | > 0 this is the day we invite all our Same as Monday-Saturday listing, except '1:30-5:10-9:15 thank them for finding time to story of John Philip Sousa, who Herald did not publish. The class will have its picture assistant pastor. He will be or­ from the Mansion volunteers, including those who 8 00 Religious programs' U.A. East 2 - “Sleuth” 2:00-. help us. Oh yes, and there was was a brisk bandmaster and taken after the morning ser­ dained into the Lutheran OO^uiet Hours have worked in our Meals-on- Individually color wrapped Our finesti Pink, while, red, 4:30-7:00-9:30 .genius of com-pah-pah music. vice. The evening service will Ministry June 1 at St. Paul’s Wheels program. They along one special award to the Mother with name and description. yellow and variegated types. Now Playing (PO) U.A. East 3 - “Cabaret” of the Year, and I can’t tell you ’The price is $10 per person, and be followed by a coffee hour Lutheran Church in' with the Board of Directors will PIZZA RAY’S Powlir PricM $2.00 Adiii 2:004:30-7:00-9:15 who he was. inlcudes busfare, meal, theatre with Social Group 5 in charge. Clearwater, Fla. m OF LA MANCHA be our guests for our dinner, ticket, and a tip for the bus Under New Management A and then we’ll all meet upstairs (Ed. Note: ’The “he” was the driver. '’A Sophia Loren-Peter OToole to honor them. Also, the big director himself.) unson^s James Coro PIZZA AND GRINDERS deal of the afternoon will be an­ Bowling Banquet nouncing our Mr. and Mrs. Thursday was pinochle in the Celebration To Mark Senior Citizens of the year.. That evening our Senior morning with 62 playing and the Bowling League held its LIKE RAY MADE THEM JACK li'MMON winners were: Harriet Keeney, Birthday of Methodism Candy Kitchen Next will be Thursday, and it banquet at Willie’s Steak . Prompt Service on All Calls TAKE ABUTES IS • 14 • M (H IT I will be a day at Suffolk Downs 605; Belle Schors, 589; Grace "SAVE'miCriGIiR'' race track. House, and everyone really Baker, 588; Alice Shorett, 585;- 13D SPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER - ’’The Birthday of Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally enjoyed a wonderful evening. Christ United Methodist diurch Z' Now Nm 1st Nm Mt (PG) The fjnal day, Friday, we’ll Esther Gaudette, 568; Esther TELEPHONE 643-0031 Methodism "'will be celebrated The roast beef dinner was by a number of United of Hartford and a Hartford Choose From Over 200 Varieties Slonda JackBon , 7 : IS - T:15 have spmial bingo games in the Anderson, 563; Inez Mahoney, delicious, and Mr. Giovino Methodist churches with an Salvation Army brass ensemble Petarnnch morning, a pancake festival at 552; Mollie McCarthy, 550; thanked all the members and Aldersgate Day Hymn-Singing will participate in the service. BURNSIDE noon, then a rest period as we Emma Russell, 546; Mabel “THE NELSOH AFFAIR” their guests for a wonderful Festival Thursday at 8 p.m. at Organist for the service will Tt* lu tt •( SooMT it in thr SIO Burm id* Av«. set up tables at the Community Wilson, 545; Sam Schors, 543; nUSUHiTaMOM .. Phone 649^9333 Eoil Hartford year of fun and games, and be Kenneth Woods of Y for the big gala setback and Grace Windsor, 533; Peg Ven- Burnside United Methodist SALT W AnR TAFFY V -TV. ___l7, Parking sai.aaa.i wished everyone a happy CJiurch, East Hartford. Maqchestet', organist at the I Evary Sat 2 P.M. Mat' military whist card parties with drillo, 532, and Grace Moore, M r. T U R K E Y «»*T - l-K . •mw, fca, n n t« n n m a u k ______I^MInuto^etnMtTd. 1-14 I kU 51 summer. Later a sing-along The celebration will observe Bolton United Methodist BLOOMING anfl Mon. Evas - 99c our very dear friends Eklward 528. (Church. 4 Cu. Ft. was enjoyed by all, with Helen the conversion of John Wesley, ^ - iPWtk kthn. Tr, ana «g and Mary McKeever, the card 3 Cu. Ft. Bumford and ^ m ie leading the OPEN SAT. & SUN. 8 A.M. founder of Methodism, on May The choir, directed by the pros who once again, as they Tbs lowly and PEAT MOSS ANNUALS singing. Ida Cormier led us all 24, 1738. The program will in­ Rev. Lawrence O’Brien, pastor BARK NUGGETS have for so many years, donate in singing “Tiny Bubbles in the In the afternoon we had five clude congregational singing of of the Burnside United ■ m m ■ MANChESTEM their time to run the games for Wine.” tables of bridge players, and BREAKFAST SERVED EXCI11N6 Methodist Church, will * — * ■ CENTER the hymns of Charles Wesley, 1 « 7 us. Oh yes. There will be some the winners were: 3,950, rehearse that evening a t'6:45. 2 ” * 4 3 -7 8 3 3 FREE P AR KING REAR OF THEATRE Wednesday bounced in with and a “sound and color spec­ 66« special door prizes, as well as It’s a garden mulch or lawn top­ arts and crafts, and then some Jessica Hayes; 3,570, Carrie CountrylWestern tacular” of locations connected The celebration is open to the Plant for summer-long beauty some goodies to munch on. Our public. dressing. square dancing lessons. Man, Peterson: S.280, Eugene Toch; 363 BROAD ST. 646-72D0 with early Methodism in A garden or lawn top dressing. growing in plastic container. sincere thanks to Robert Recording Star our gang is really coming along 3,150, Kay Linhart; 3,090, England. Doggart, chairman, and his with the lessons, and I only wish Alfreda Hallin; and 2,870, Ann David C. Howe of Vernon helpers May Tivnan, Georginia THE IHH.0NIST ,0 we had a real square dance pro Campbell 2,870. United Methodist (Church, new­ StMip a IMn Co. 20-10-5 Vince, and Albert t u r r e t for JODY to help teach them. It’s tough ly approved lay leader for n. 32, $4. moftM, Con. TANGLE FDDT the many beautiful prizes. Am (1) 42»-SC7i V Lawn 19th Season thenConnecticut Valley District 1 LB. CAN th r u S E P T .2 MILLER> .of the United Methodist C3iurch, SUM*, firet (ij Cmn I Clint- ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 ire will read scripture portions. TMS.llM.3t4l;TI>n.8Fil3t49 PISTOL F o o d ______>11»7 Sitirin OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:00 P.M. M N O E S n ii StrBtford,Conn. 3 FREE IN PERSON The Rev. Earle R. Custer, FERTIE pastor of North United Candy Also Available For Fund Raising Hose Nozzle 2 9.9 APPEARANCES Methodist Church, will read Cow Manure LOW PRICE PREVIEWS thni lUNE 9 3,6 S 8 P.M. excerpts from the writings of by Jet 25 5000 sq ft Sticky feet for gypsy A LL SEATS $4.95 & $3.95 Martin Luther. Stream lb bag Quotations from the Journal cdt/erage. moths. MS the barrier MEASURE FOR MEASURE: May 19,25. June 2,8,8:30 goes up on the of the Rev. John Wesley will be THE COUNTRY WIFE: May 26, June 1, 9,8:30 read by the Rev. (tordon Gale, ^hopper of all !Wh o w iu sumnwE. 4 POUND BAG S o w n m n im pastor of the Asbury and East REDWOOD I M usical Fun Old Fashioned M M EASURE FOR M EASURE rvgs iun. Glastonbury United Methodist Bamboo Grass .— , S h o w s ! ‘®- '*■ 28. 29 Mats : Jure 12. 00 sm esrsvN fty^ Churches. A male quartet from Fan " 'DELIVERANCE'is one of U. 1£. 20. 24. 30. July 4. 8. 15. 19. 25. 28. Auj, 5. 9.19. 22. 23. Sept 1. Double-Dip J a n l n H r a L the year's most fa^inating rwMwW mum. U gW I Bake Seed • movies.y M T H E Q C ^N T R Y W IPEcv.s lun. 15 .6 19 20 22 Trellis 28. July 4. IC.^U, 25, 27, 31, Aug. 2. 4, 8, 11. 21, 24. Sept. t. Mats.; ONE PRICE BONUS BADGES NOTICE June 13, 17. 21, 23, 27. July 1, 7. 12, 18. 21, 29, Aug. 15, 16.18.26,30. TOWN OF COVENTRY 10 FOOT VINYL (^Ice Cream Soda J 5 9 M M A C B E T H Evgs.: June 29. 30. July 3. 6. 7. 13. 17. 18 24. 26 ZONING BOARD n 99< 28, Aug. 1. 9, 14, 17, 18, 22. 31. Mats: lune 28. July 5. II 14 22 OF APPEALS Garden Fencing i Aug. 2, 4, 8, 12, 25. 29. Sept 2. There will be a Public Light­ Rugged weight. 6 ft high. M J U U U S C A E S A R Evg.;Aug.l5. Mats: July26. Aug 1. II > Hearing of the Coventry Zoning Big ^n Good! l o o mixture. Evenings at 8:30. Matinees at 2:00 Board of Appeals on Monday, May 21 at 7:30 P.M. in,the Base­ Made Especially For You... SEATS AT BOX OFFICE & BY MAIL ment Room of the Town Office Black R D ecker 1/2” NYLON HtCULAR PRICES - Tuesday Ituu Friday Evenings and Wednesday 8 Thuisdav Building to hear the following Aalinees: liini 12 thnilBly I Only, Oich S5.50 Men. $7.00 Bale $4 50 lulv P.S. Our Jumbo MILK SHAKES Are 13” HEDGE AND SHRUB REINFORCED 50’ 10 thru August 31, Orch. & Mejp. Bale $4.50 Saturday Evenings and appeal: Saturday and Sunday Matinees: lin t I* Uiru Sepltmlir 2, Orch. * Me;/. $8 00 Just As Good! Bale. 5S SO, Mr. Gerald Beach of Forge GARDEN HOSE ..Please nuke check/money order lor full amount ol trckels plus 50C handling ' Road, Coventry appealing for Trimmer charge payable and marl to American Shakespeare Theatre. Stratford Corn 2 4 8 06497. List two alternate dates. Tickets also available at BLOOMINGOALE'S relief from the restrictions im­ IN.Y.C. 8 Hackensack. H I.) and all ABRAHAM 8 STRAUS Stores MASTER CHARGE posed in Section 10.3. of the CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED at SIratlord Boi Ollice Only. “ Single edge ZoningHegulations to allow for 12 yr guarantee. 4-ply blade cuts 3600 SUBSCRIBERS SAVE UP TO 50% Celebrating our construction of a swimming emerald green, trans­ p h n n i i Q S pool on the premises. strokes per min­ __ Slarring REGULAR AND EARLY SEASON SUB 25th Anniversary parent. Slarrinoj^ VOK3HT • BURT REYNOLDS^^" ^ SdRIPTION PLANS STILL AVAILABLE. Dairy Stores ute. #8100 Snoson Interested persons are ip- LOW PRICES J4 T SHOW TIMES _. inlormation. Theatre Parlies and Grouo Sales- A A A a a a vited to attend. TW.O CONVEINIEIXT LOCATIONS Khrs Show N.Y.C. (212) WO 6-3900; CONN. (203) 375-4457 STtXK CAR PUIS n o u tt • Adults: $2.00 NITE T J^ll: 7:10 A 9:15 PJI Coventry Zoning Board Rt. 6 & 44A • Open Daily and Complete Selection of Ferry-Morse Flower and Vegetable SPECIAL Turtii 2: 7:30 A 9:30 P.M. S a t & Sun. ««»miYS*T.-MIP.U. of Appeals Sun. , KMs:7Sc SM. A Sun. MaHnea Raymond A. Desmone, Parkaile Branch - Mon. thru Sal. ADULTS ‘WIZAIIDOF BA6HDA0" TICKETS ALSO AT; I tra . 4 H.S. SMaMa PosMdon 2 :0 0 P.M. MANCHESTER—Butterfield’s Dept. ROUTE 159 (Chairman ^.^(John and Bernice iUeg) Seeds Including Instant-Planting 12 Ft Seed Tapes... 6 8 * |« 1:15 « 2:aa PJI. .. h h w i I Store: NEWINGTON- -The Book Shop at Market Square. I Ow. -Tlww. ADULTS aan a u au ra m FREE CANDYI | AGAWAM. MASS May 8, 1973

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M A I ^ T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . .Sat Msy ,0 Mmuhtstn Sitmtitg Hrrali) m Local Churches PAGE FIVE ConiAnnlty Baptist Chureh South United An American Baptist Church Gospel Hall Area Churches Founded OcL i, 1881 Methodist Church M5 E. Center St. 415 Center St. First Congregational Published by Manchester Publishing Rev. Ondon P. Stairs 1226 Main St. Bolton Congregational Subscribers who fail to receive Jheir Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Church of Andover Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. Minister 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Church newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Rev. Wayne Kendall United Church of Christ St. Maurice's Church 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Bolton Center Rd. p.m. should telephone the circulation Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr. Bolton 9:15 a.m.. Church School for 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Minister Rev. J. Stanton Conover Rev. Robert W. Cronin Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. Pastors Minister days and holidays. Entered at the all ages. Nursery through Pastor Grade 4 continuing during the Manchester, Conn., Post OKice as Se­ Member Audit Bureau of Circulation 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ The Presbyterian Church 9:45 a.m.. Church School. service. 43 Spruce St. • 10:15 a.m.. Church School. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Member of The Associated Press vice. Pastor Kendall preaching. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. cond Class Mail Matter. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. p.m. Sermon: “ Which P art Are Sermon topic: “The Spirit Will Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Choir Sunday, with special Guide You.” Sermon: “While There’s Hope Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 You?” Infant-Toddler through^ There's Life.” The Manchester Publishing Co. music. Topic: “God’s Glory in 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. 11 am . Grade 2, Susannah Wesley 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. assumes no financial responsibility for the Sanctuary.” Nursery is Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. 7.30 p.m.. Pilgrim House. Grades 3 and 4 at Jesse Fellowship. typographical errors appearing in adver­ provided. Worship Service. Nursery Second Congregational Sacred Heart Church Subscription Rates Lee; Grades 5 through 9, Main • ^ Rt. 30, Vernon tisements and other reading matter in Building. provided. Church Payable in Advance Jehovah’s Witnesses 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor The Manchester Evening Herald. 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist United Church of Christ One Month...... $3,25 Kingdom Hall Talcottville Rev. Edward Konopka Display advertising closing hours, Youth Fellowship. Rt. 44A, Coventry Single Copy...... I5e 726 N. Main St. Congregational Church three full days prior to publication. St. Bridget Church Robert K. Bechtold By Carrier, Weekly...... 75^ 7:30 p.m.. Spiritual Growth United Church of Christ Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Group will meet at 371 Oak St., Rev. John J. Delaney Minister Rev. Kenneth E. Knox Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon 9:30 a.m.. Public Bible dis­ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, £ One Y ear...... $39.00 led by Pastor Kendall. Pastor Pastor prior to day of publication; 12 noon course; “The Flood-Ancient Rev. William J. Stack 10 a.m., Children’s Day Ser­ 10:30 a.m. and noon. Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Myth or Prophetic Reality? Rev. William J. Killeen vice. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. 10:30 a.m.. Group discussion Salvation Army St. Margaret Mary’s Church 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour. and Sunday School. Sermon of April 16 Watchtower 661 Main St. Wapping Maj. and Mrs. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim topic: “Who Are We?” magazine article “ How 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Rev, William McGrath Lawrence Beadle, Fellowship Worship Service. Resurrection Benefits All the Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and Rev. Joseph Schick Commanding OfficerJ’’ Shrine Hospital Day Dead in Hell.” 10:30, in church; 10:30a.m.and St. George's First Congregational Co-Pastors noon, school auditorium. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Episcopal Church Church Zion Evangelical Rt. 44A, Bolton Rev. John A. Lacey Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Tomorrow, Shriners throughout the Medical treatment without charge Lutheran Church classes for all ages. p.m. 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. Church of the Assumption The Rev. John F. Flora III Minister world, will note International Shrine comes dearly for the sponsoring (Missouri Synod) Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Vicar Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 Cooper and High Sts. Maj. Beadle preaching bn "Sin and 11:30 a.m. Hospital Day. Shriners. Bums cases are expensive and Grace.” Rev. Edward S. Pepin Assistant Minister Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Pastor 8 and 10:15 a.m.. Holy Com­ It marks the 51st year that Shriners to treat and can run between a $10,000 Pastor 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. St. Francis of Assisi Girl Guard group will be in­ munion. Nursery provided. 10 a m.. Worship Service. have been building and operating to $12,000 average and up. Orthopedic Church School. 673 Ellington Rd. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. augurated. Divine service South Windsor parade for Sunbeam group. Saturday, Masses at 5 and St. Peter’s hospitals that give free treatment to cases cost the Shriners an average of 10; 15 a.m., Sunday School and 7:30 p.m. Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor Mrs. B. J. Morrison of New Episcopal Church children from all over the world. $1,700. No medical bill is ever given a Youth Forum. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Sand Hill Rd. Vernon Assemblies of God Rev. Eugene M. Kibride IS York City will speak. Patients from infancy through the age Shrine patient, his parents or guar­ 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. Grade 6 10:30 and 11:45 a.m.’ South Windsor 51 Old Town Rd. and 8 Youth Instruction. Rev. Standish Macintosh Saturday,, Masses at 5 and 7 of 15 are received, and treated, dian. Unitarian Universaligt p.m. Society St. Mary's Episcopal Church Interim Vicar Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday without regard to race or creed. Calvary Church School for all ages. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 481 Spring St. Park and Church Sts. and 11 a.m. Since the first Shriners Burns (Assemblies of God) 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. The Shrine currently maintains 22 647 E. Middle Tpke. (Singer Learning Center) Rev. George Nostrand, 9 Rogation Sunday. 7 p.m,. Evening Evangelistic. orthopedic and bums hospitals in the Institute was opened at Galveston, Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Rector St. Mary's Church Rev. Stephen J. White 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Texas, in 1966, the three specialized Wild Flowers of Connecticut — Fringed Polygola. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) Pastor Minister Church School. Rt. 31, Coventry United States, Canada, and Rev. Ronald Haldeman Rev. W illiam A. Taylor bums hospitals have had 3,000 ad­ 1 to 5 p.m.. Church cleanup. Trinity Lutheran Church Rev. F. Bernard Miller Mexico. The orthopedic hospital most 10 a.m., Sunday School, 10:30 a.m., Intergenerational Pastor Educational Program. 7:30 a.m.. Holy (Communion, Pastor Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 familiar to residents of this area is the missions. One such hospital is at classes for all ages Nursery E'lrst Congregational Rev; Donald McClean Rev. Paul F. Ramen Boston. through Adult. 11:15 a.m. Adult Meeting. Book of Common Prayer. Church of the Nazarene hospital at Springfield, Mass. Guest speakers from Shanti 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Ser­ Church of Hebron Open Forum Capital Fare 11 a.m.. Service of Worship Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Ser­ Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p'm. School in Hartford. Nursery, vices for Trial Use, with ser­ Each year the 22 hospitals handle and Bible preaching. Pastor vice, Holy Communion. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 Locally, Sphinx Shrine Temple has _____ 1 ______.1 • • . Church School. mon by the Rev. Mr. White. ‘S o a r Grapes* no additional money should be 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. mi? S'"ce 1968, started his ministerial 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. and 10:45 a.m. approximately 6,000 cases. Since the Church School, Crib Class and patients from this area in both Boston given this year. I know we can Andrew Tally Hymnsing, Gospel Music and Z w u ® ® Nazarene College, To the editor: Trinity Covenant Church Nursery. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Adult Instruction Class. children’s hospitals were established, and Springfield hospitals now.. never please everyone all of the Bible message. The Rev. Rn nu T instrumental in starting the Quincy The Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. St. Bernard’s Church The saturation level has been 302 Hackmatack St. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning more than 164,000 have been cured or time, but I am sure a tax reduc­ Michael Ricci, guest preacher. Bethel Beach Church of the Nazarene and was its pastor Sermon topic: “Towards A t Rockville Our salutq, to Shrinedohi, the reached in reading about the tion pleases most of the people Rev. Norman E. Swensen Coffee house. A^o Surprise S fhi Manchester, he was pastor New Birth.” Nursery provided. Rockville Baptist Church Rev. John J. White aided materially. world’s largest philanthropy. “apathy” or "non-patriotic” at­ in Manchester. Again con­ Pastor 11 a.m.. Holy Communion, Rev. William Schneider titude of Bolton’s citizenry in Second Congregational Book of Common Prayer, with Shoto by PiSS) •’ Nazarene. (Herald 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. 69 Union St. gratulations. Church Rev. Anthony Miller the recent local election. 7 a.m.. Communion for the sermon by the Rev. Mr. White. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte- I would also like to clear up a United Church of Christ Statistically, a 50 per cent voter Confirmation Class. Nursery care. Gilead Congregational Pastor misunderstanding in our ad 385 N. Main St. Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 participation in a local election . NEW YORK - It is not su#S^ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with p.m.® which stated an amount in Rockefeller wants to run for offer the people a fighting Rev. Felix M. Davis Hebron 9:30 a m., Sunday School. Armed Forces Day isn’t such an alarmingly low excess of $3,000 for the mayor prising that Mayor John Lind­ President again. chance to put a stop to the classes for all ages three St. James Church Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, figure if one realizes that our Minister Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. Nursery through Adult, in­ to go to conference. It has say has denounced the new The new laws constitute a revolving-door “justice” which through adult, plus Infant- Msgr. Edward J. Reardon Church Offers Moody Film 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Today is Armed Forces Day which humanistic tendencies create Nursery. Pastor cluding College Career Class. military action until the nation can always been my policy to give state laws sired by Gov. Nelson modification of the (Jovemor’s sends pushers back into the 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Pastor differences in primary life con­ 10:50 a.m.. Confirmation Sun­ “Miracle at Munich,” the George Sweeting, president of 11 a.m.. Worship Service. is set aside to pay tribute to the men the public the facts and in no Rockefeller to throw the book original proposal in which he streets only hours after their Nursery through Church School Rev. Daniel J. Karpiey 11 a.m.. Worship Service. mobilize its manpower and industry to cerns. day with members of the Con­ latest Moody Institute of the Moody Bible Institute of First Sunday of each-month. way do we try to mislead them. at traffickers in dangerous asked for mandatory life arrest. With minimum man­ Grade 8. Sermon by the Rev. M. Rev. Eugene J. Charman Nursery provided. Children’s and women who serve in the nation’s It might be that we, the firmation Qass taking a part in Science film, willbe presented Chicago, staff members and 50 Holy Communion; Second SQn- take the offensive and win the war as I will say, however, that this drugs. Lindsay has always sentences for drope traffickers datory sentences, judges may Davis, “The Gift of the Spirit.” Day. Church School will present The delinquent 50 per cent, attach the service. The Rev. Mr. Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Church day, missionary service. defense on active duty or in reserve could have been misleading. found reasons not to lift a hand with no plea bargaining and no no longer reward a defendant Coffee Hour in Fellowship Hall Saturday, Masses at 5 and Moody students as they the Service. M we did in World War II. of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Nursery provided. less significance to issues that against the creeps who have Swensen preaching on “Young witnessed for Christ to the capacities. The mayor doesn’t actually parole. As softened, Uie laws for copping a lesser plea. after the service. 7:30 p.m. The documentary takes the 9:45 a m.. Church School. 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ Bible With the high hope that the coming ■ are of ultimate concern to some spend this kind of money for made of his untidy city the dope call for the imposition of man- Moreover, in complaining People, Set Your Aim.” Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, tourists and athletes who con­ EveoJEith the military involvement others. The use of rhetoric by viewer to Munich, Germany, vice. Nursery provided. years may be marked by less and less conferences, but many other capital of what’s left of the datory minimum prison about the projected cost to the Church of the Nazarene Children’s Church for Grades 1 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. verged on Munich for the Olym­ I Speaks the losing candidate appears to through 6. Nursery for pre­ for the 1972 Olympiad. It tells of pic games. Union Congregational in Southeast Asia winding down to expenses in operating the civilized world. sentences, a limited form of city, the Lindsay administra­ 236 Main St. by military conflicts throughout the be a subterfuge commonly school children. the missionary endeavor of Dr. Church mayor’s office come from this. plea bargaining and a system of tion admitted that no one at Rev. William A. Taylor Rockville Unitarian Fellowship Eugene practically zero, discussions under called “sour grapes.” 5:45 p.m.. Youth Groups. world we must not forget those who I apologize to you if this has This time, Lindsay’s reason is mandatory life sentences that City Hall has read the Pastor Rev. Paul J. Bowman of Glastonbury Brewer way in Europe aimed at reducing our I, too, believe in the money. Through Deputy Mayor 7 p.m.. Evening Service with continue to serve, are ready to act, caused you any em barrass­ would permit parole but require newspapers. Rockefeller has Minister Academy Junior High One o f the most subtle in­ democratic process, but Edward K. Hamilton, he is the Confirmation Class armed forces there, placing some ment. lifetime supervision of the con­ announced he would create ad­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Lyman D. Reed Main St., Glastonbury dications of our nation’s move should it become necessary. Just as democracy also means in­ followed by Coffee Hour with Sincerely, whining that Rockefeller’s vict. ditional courtroom facilities Classes for all ages. Associate Minister from a religiously oriented A kind of lid on the nuclear arms race dividual freedom and thought, Social Group 5 in charge. we attempt to achieve a reasonable Charles Pillard "cruel” and “regressive” laws I happen to think Rockefeller and appoint up to 100 new 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery society to a totally secular the perogative to vote or not to and with the end of selective service; President, Manchester will cost the courts in the city was right the first time, but at judges to handle the expected Message by the pastor. 9 a m.. Church School, and School. state is the recent introduc Balance in maintaining fire and police vote. Before our political Concordia Lutheran Church Property Owners Assn. an additional $127-million in the least the new laws are a step in increase in prosecutions. Children’s Church, and Nursery Grades 5 through 9. I tion into both houses of the role of the armed forces of this na­ aspirants label those who first year — and, besides. 40 Pitkin St. protection in communities like the right direction in that they Rockefeller’s critics, in­ provided. 10:30 a.m., Church School, in­ I Congress of Identical bills that tion never-the-less remains an impor­ deviate from their narrow, Rev. Burton D. Strand Messiah Evangelirui Y cluding Lindsay, have charged 7 p.m.. Evening Service. fants through Grade 4. would phase out by 1976 Manchester we must also do so in our Pastor Lutheran Churrh tant part of our lives and future idealistic path, I think some that the new laws will swamp Showing of film, “Miracle at 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. deductions of church and nation’s ability to defend itself. (Wisconsin Synod) thought should be given to the the courts with additional Munich.” Sermon Topic: “You Are More benevolent contributions in security. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, 300 Buckland Road More and more uniforms are being interpretation of individual trials. Well, we can all hope Than A Number!” jeomputihg one’s income tax. Church School through Grade 6. South Windsor rights and the definition of “un­ there will be more Church of Christ 6:30 p.m.. Junior High Youth "'ilbur Mills, House Ways and hung Jn closets as the climate of patriotic.” Nursery care for small Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, P astor'^ prosecutions, but is that bad? Group wili have a covered-dish leans Committee Chairman, The maintaining of a military force Lydall and Vernon Sts. children. negotiation seems to be prevailing Jean C. Garno Max Lerner Even in New York City, courts Eugene Brewer supper for pareats, brothers and Mike Mansfield, Senate adequately balanced between security Clark Rd. 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. over the climate of confrontation. But are established to conduct Minister and sisters. Each family bring Majority Leader, authored needs, treaty commitments and Bolton trials, not to avoid them. The Nursery care for small food dish. these bills i|(HR-15230 and ifS- children. even in the desire for a world of peace idea that some accused traf­ 9 a.m., Bible Classes. 3657, entitled “Tax Policy economic realities, is always difficult Si. John'a Elpiacopal Churrh we must continue to encourage and Thanks Mayor fickers should be released 10 a.m., Wwship. Sermon; United Melhodiai Church Review Act of 1972.” but more so in times when danger Comments Rt. 30, Vernon To the editor: because there are too many of “A Man In The House!” Center Congregational Rt. 44A, Bolton We deplore this effort, not support thp men and women who elect Church Rev. Robert H. Wellner, from without appears distant and ' Very recently, I had been them is a trifle specious, to put 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Rev. David M. Campbell primarily because It threatens to serve in their nation’s army, navy, it mildly. United Church of Christ Rector wronged by a town official. I The New Young “Lift Up Your Eyes,” Psalm Pastor------the fiscal resources of such remote and no Americans are actual­ analysis by Lindsay’s 11 Center St. 9:30 a m.. Church' School. groups, but because it dis­ air force and reserve units. took my problem to the official 8 a.m., Hoiy Communion. ly under fire. Cripiinal Justice Coordinating Rev. Lyman G. Farrar Nursery through Grade 8. courages unselfish volun­ and finally to the town 10 a.m.. Family Service and While we must continue to extend Council tells something about St. John's Polish National Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. 10:25 a.m.. Coffee and tarism at a time when we can manager, but to no avail. Church School. The era ahead can be a trying one the olive branch of peace, we, unfor­ In the course of events, I Fungus City’s handling of Catholic Church Co-Pastors Conversation. lill-afford it. It is another SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. - brothers,” said one of the young messianic than the older young felony cases. The Council says Rev. Walter A. Hyszko 10:45a.m., Worship. Nursery, greedy grab for /noney by a for our democracy as it struggles to tunately, cannot yet hang up all our spoke with Mayor Jack Thomp­ How Ipng is a generation? In men. ‘-T fqpl more at home with were. The small minority of the new laws would increase Pastor 9:15 a.m.. Learning Com­ Infant through Grade 2. Ser­ government that seems bent son. Mayor Thompson took the literary history the long genera­ balance what has been historically a swords. my parents and what they stand them is on drugs, a dangerous the number of felony trials in munity, nursery through Grade mon. “Personal and Public upon absorbing still more time to offer any help he could. tion still holds; in political St. Matihew’n Churrh for.” The rest agreed. He didn’t number in the big cities on hard State Supreme Courts here 9 a.m., Mass, English. 6. The Hope of Jesus provide him with living water, and Salvation.” eleemosynary functions military attitude of preparedness to We salute the men and women who It’s very reassuring to know history a decade is a genera­ Tolland know it, but his remark set off a drugs. There are some signs from 1,000 to 5,400 annually. One 10 a.m.. Mass, English and 9:15 and 11:15 a.m.. Worship give him eternal life.” [belonging to the private sec­ defense the nation from attack, as op­ that there is a town official here tion. The generations of mis­ Rev. J. Clifford Curtin are serving today in a job that has to whole train of gunpowder in my that marijuana may be begin­ wonders how many murders, Polish. Services. Sermon topic; "If It “Sir,” the woman said, “give me this United Congregational tor. Christian benevolence is in Manchester where a^itizen siles are swifter, because it Pastor posed to being an aggressor, and the be done only because of man’s present mind. It was a watershed state­ ning to lose its mystique. A muggings and dope sales are Be God.” Jesus and the Woman of Samaria water! Then I wili never be thirsty Church doing willingly, not of necessi­ can turn with a problem and would be unthinkable to fall ment, diving one era from minority also continues to move managed by the 4,400 now es­ St. Bartholomew's Church 10:15 to 11 a.m.. Coffee agaip, nor will 1 have to come here United Church of Christ Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 ty, 2Cor.9;7. realities of the nuclear age which low state of his ability to love and find some degree of satisfac­ behind on the unthinkable pother. I can't remember or out into the land, seeking to tion. caping trial. According to Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Fellowship and Learning Op­ The Pharisees heard that Jesus was and draw water.” Tolland p.m. precludes prolonged holding-types of respect his neighbor. weapons. The generations of imagine it being said on a cam­ fomti communal ways of living, Henry A. Ruth, director of the portunities for Youth and CHURCH OF CHRIST Thanks Mayor Thompson. winning and baptizing more disciples “Go call your husband,” Jesus told Rev. Donald G. Miller Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 the life-attitudes of the young pus in 1969. but it is a small minority. Most Council, only 150 dope felonies Adults. Woodruff Hall. Lydall and Vernon Street Sincerely, Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. than John. (Actually, Jesus himself her, “and come back here.” Minister and 11:45 a.m. are the swiftest and briefest of I confess I had been are job-oriented, career- would go to trial this year under Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 6:30 to 8 p.ra.. Grade 9 Confir-, Phone: 643-2517 Mary Ramey all. Anyone haunting the cam­ did hot baptize any one; only his “I don’t have a husband,” the somewhat prepared for it. In oriented, marriage-oriented, the present system. Under the and 11, 11:30 a.m. mands meeting with deacons 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Why Can't Nixon Keep a Spic-and-Span 30 Lewis St. puses, as I fear I do, knows that disciples did.) When Jesus heard what woman said. ■ the fall-winter semester I gave although marriages are likely new laws, 3,400 would wind up and deaconesses. Woodruff was being said, he left Judea and went Jesus replied, “You are r i^ t when vice and Church School. Manchester the young mares and colts ain’t a course at Brandeis Universi­ to come latsc than in the past, in a courtroom. United Pentecostal Church Hall. back to Galilee; on his way there he you, say you don’t have a husband. 11 a.m., High,School Class. Office Like We Do?" what they used to be, even three ty, on “ Eros in America,” after some years of sexual Deputy Mayor Hamilton 187 Woodbridge St. had to go through Samaria. You have been married to five men, 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim An Apology short years ago. which included a study of shif­ experimenting. exaggerates only slightly when Robert Baker ' He came to a town in Samaria and the man you live with now is not Fellowship. How about the brand-new ting family relations and moral (Editor’s Note: The Herald There are some who feei that he notes that the legislation was Pastor Full Gospel Christian named Sychar, which was not far from really your husband. You have told young — not the campus rip- codes. Many of the students felt received a copy of the following the iack of political con­ opposed by “virtually every Fellowship the field that Jacob had given, to his me the truth.” Unitarian Meeting House offers of the middle and late that their parents’ lives were sciousness is an “eerie letter to Manchester Mayor law-enforcement, professional 10 a.m., Sunday School. Interdenominational son Joseph'. Jacob’s well was there, “I see you,are a prophet, sir,” the 50 Bloomfield Ave.’, Hartford John ’Thompson. ’60s, nor the ecological revolu- unfulfilled and in some cases tpnquiRity,'’ foreboding a and civic leader in the state.” 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. This is the tion young who followed them. I Orange Hall and Jesus, tired out by the trip, sat woman said. “My Samaritan ancestors Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat ------May 15, 1973 loveless, but out of 50 in the violent explosion in a few years. But I am'unimpressed. For the Rev. Philip P. Saunders, mean the young from 16 to 20, down by the well. It was about noon. worshiped God on this mountain, but season for Mayor John Thompson class not more than a handful I see few signs of it now, but most part, these are the people Church of Jesus Christ of Pastor 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, moving from secondary school A Samaritan woman came to draw you Jews say that Jerusalem is the 9 felt alienated from them. Five givp the cyclical swings in the Municipal Building who under’the present Latter-day Saints (Mormon) some water, and Jesus said to her, ^place where we should worship God.” Nursery and Worship Church BLACK through the college years. years ago it would have been a attitudes of the young, I don’t Manchester softheaded system failed Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study “Give me a drink of water.” (His Jesus said to her, “Believe me, School. I was with a cluster of very different story. Thomas rule out new explosions in the Dear Jack, tragically to lick the dope Terryl E. Draney, Bishop and open discussion. Sunday disciples had gone into town to buy woman, the time vyill come when men CARPENTER ANTS students the other day at Wolfe was doubtless right about next generation, later in the problem. Their counsel has the I would like to take this op­ School. food.) will not worship the Father either on. Southampton College, helping the individual when he called ’70s. flavor of sore losers wh» resent In addition to being portunity to congratulate you 9 a.m.. Priesthood. 7:30 p.m

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goss, 123 Helaine Rd., share smiles over the University of Hartford Alumni Council’s “ Distinguished Service Award” for 1973 presented by Louis J . Merk ^ight), president of the UofH Alumni Association. Goss, a Class of ’53 School of Engineering alumnus, was honored at the annual meeting and awards reception of the Harrison’s Opens Showroom UofH Alumni Association Friday. (Herald photo by Pinto). Phil Harrison, owner of Harrison’s Stationary, Main St., demonstrates to Mayor John Thompson (right) the use of an electronic telephone answering device at the grand mean opening of Harrison’s new office furnishings showroom Thursday. The showroom, which Bolton- occupies the area beneath Burton’s, displays a complete line of office furnishing and equipment. Harrison’s also offers office decorating service, capable of decorating an ofr fice from “ carpets right down to the paper clips,” according to Ken Hankinson, a Harrison Pony League Team employe. (Herald photo by Ofiara)

To Play Hebron , I LISTED IN GUIDE SENIOR ENGINEER DESIGN CITED DONNA HOLI,AND The Antique Automobile Roger C. Zaklukiewicz of 154 Harbor Village, Branford, their regular practice Tuesday in town and at the schools will Museum of Manchester has Carriage Dr., has been Correspondent foam ! designed by Lawrence from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the be discussed by Mrs. Susan been listed in the 1973 edition of promoted to the post of senior Associates, Architects and Tel. 646^75 \ elementary school. Smith, Richard Mietupski, the Mobil Travel Guide. engineer of Northeast Utilities, Planners, 571 Porter St., has Bolton Pony League team 1, CUPS!! The Ladies’ Auxiiiary of Michael Landolphi and Miss .. couo I The Mobil Travel Guide is a Berlin. been cited for excellence in coached by Robert Gagnon, will 7 ounce size. ' Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ Suzanne Stethers'. combination road atlas and design by the American Wood play a team from Hebron llH 1 Insulating | ment will meet Monday at 8 Cheerleaders rating book, which lists and Council. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the high foam keeps : p.m. at the firehouse. Girls between the ages of 9-16 hot drinks hot, : rates motels^ restaurants and The developers of the 151-unit school field. All residents of ERVINC High School Commillee may sign up as cheerleaders for 01. (0W| cold drinks points of interest. condominium community have Bolton are invited to cheer their The high school committee cold. been awarded the council’s team on. midget and pony football today will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. from 2 to 4 p.m. at Herrick “Design for Better Living” The first game of the season HOMESPUN at the high school for a presen­ Memorial Park. award for excellence in com­ is the only one played on Sunday. PAPER TOWELS 9" PAPER PLATES tation on sports. All high school munity planning, architectural All other scheduled games will students are urged to attend. NAPKINS design, and the creative use of be played on a week night. j TO ATTEND PARLEY The physical education wood. Fife and Drum Corps DELUXE 7 WEB MAN SIZE 250 COUNT PACKS j Ned Weissberg of Windsor department and sport activities 30 QUART OF 24 Bolton Fife and Drum Corps CHAISE LOUNGE 6 WEB CHAIR ICE CHEST Regular J and Jack Perry of Vernon, both members are going to Lake 5.69 Gallon '.V '! i I of G. T. LaBonne Agency, 153- Quassapaug in Middlebury to sturdy aluminum frame folds for Comfortable double tubular arms. 100 I 155 Main St., will attend the an- Rugged but lightweight. 2 Roll attend a Connecticut Fifers, storage or travel. Two-tone jac­ Deluxe new styling. No tilt legs, ali Low lustre finish for masonry, j nual meeting of the life in­ Today's Thought P quard webbing in avocado, blue Keeps contents hot or cold for Count Drummers and Buglers Open School spun ends. Webbing matches wood; shakes, shingles, sid- Pak surance industry’s million or sun yellow. No tilt legs. chaise at left. hours. Perfect for picnics, MFC. LIST Association contest tomorrow ing. Soap and water cleanup. dollar round table to be held in I love you, God. parties. Guaranteed for 5 years. 59* on. y at 1 p.m. PTA Topic Sometimes I forget to say it — Seattle, June 24. A parade through the park paw ling out of a nice warm bed This will be Perry’s first will precede the contest. Dr. Vincent Rogers, into a cold new morning f # round table conference and The Bolton Corps will observe professor of education at the And rushing sleepy-eyed Weissberg’s sixth. the contest for their own future University of Connecticut, will children to Your house for Roger C. Zaklukiewlrz participation. be guest speaker at the Keeney worship. JOIN US ON THE LOT Zaklukiewicz, who holds BS Little League St. School PTA meeting Mqn- Sometimes I almost forget that SHOP day at 7:30 p.m. in the school Vinyl, Multi-Position ^ S A V E ‘2 TABLES! $1! $2! and MS degrees from the The Cardinals beat the Giants we are here to worship You and HALF GALLON University of Hartford and 9-2 in a Little League game cafeteria. His topic: ‘‘Open or not to warm a pew or fill a CHAISE LOUNGE MEN’S fr BOYS’ Teens' and Women's Rensselaer .Polytechnic Wednesday. It was the second Informal Education-An Alter­ space Rugged tubular steel frame and 97 PICNIC JUG CAMPFIRE FAMOUS BARDAHL comfortable vinyl tubing, Institute, joined the company in win for pitcher Mark Jensen. native for the 70’s.” Or do the things that are con­ 5 - . fORlH.flDOR &0£l* SPORT or KNIT SNEAKERS SALE.S MANAGER OIL I Full cushibned insoles 1967 and was promoted to Jensen struck out 9 players and The meeting will open with a MARSHMALLOWS i POWER CONCENTRATE Richard P. Barker of East ventional and acceptable. and arches. Molded engineer in 1969. allowed no hits. short business session and the Then I feel Your presence and DOUBLE PVC sdles. Sizes 5 10 > Hartford has been appointed 88 m m REG. f? .' B /l Adds Power 10. ,1 Farm League Schedule installation of officers. remember HIBACHI For.boi or cold liquids Leakproof 4.77 SHIRTS $ 4 7 7 sales manager for Hurwit & SPECIAL! 1 POUND Reduces Wear Durable cast iron 2 adiuslable grids. pouring spout Rigid strap carrying Oil base, medium Simons Realtors’ new office at The following Farm League Dr. Rogers formerly was You gave Your Son to die for Vented lor lasler cooking handle Wide mouth for easy filling 9 gloss For concreie or Croir 1 Dofj to 2.66 y ' l Up to 49% 25.YEAR CLUB chairman of the department of me wood, indoors or oul BAG Burr Comers Shopping Plaza. games are .scheduled for next For Men & Boys r INCREASES MILEAGE Hugh J. Donnelly of 35 week: Monday, Mets vs. elementary education at the un­ And from deep, deep, deep, I Kenwood Dr. and Charles A. iversity and has • taught and whisper I love you, God. Tigers; Tuesday, Red Sox ve. Decorated Folding Woodbury of 58 Ralph Rd. were Are you and armchair thopiier? Braves r Wednesday, Red Sox been an administrator all levels . ' Dripless Latex Beth Wilkinson PATIO inducted into the 25-year club of Check out the bargain on Um vs. Mets and Thursday, Tigers of education. Submitted by the SUNGLASSES CAMP STOOL Reg. $1 Children’s SPECIAL SELECTION MEN’S SLACK RIOT BARDAHL OUTBOARD A the Metropolitan District Com­ Herald GtassHied Paget vs. Braves. He has authored many books TABLES Board of Deaconesses VALUES — ^ - V uiniipnini a Sandals NOXZEMA CREAM mission (MDC) Monday. Bulletin Board and articles on education with Second Congregational $1 to $6 00 - Slam and mar 19 47 Double thick soles MOTOR OIL resisiani top is a * SPECIALI Drest-Cesuil and fcan and adjustable cross B The Bolton Drum Corps will particular emphasis on Church big 19' diameter. 19 ■ ■ REG. strap. S.M.L. 0 OFF 1 0 OUNCE Great Legs fold lor. por- 4.77 Stylet in a variety of fabrics Ror $ 4 0 0 have a rehearsal Monday from methods of teaching social ■ lability. m m * Quicker starts Styles Strong, one inch aluminum legs |AR 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the elemen­ studies and on the open schools LIST PRICE Perfect for picnics, camping, Beautiful Hat white finish at i Molt Siiei * Increases power t^arades budget pnee. Easy clean-up. LIST 1.69 tary School. in the British primary system. AviiU blo * Less carbon buildup Bolton twirlers are-requested K?eney St. School PTA recently was awarded a cer­ to meet at the elementary Checker Board i?"x17- 9 Piece Exterior Khool Monday from 6:30 p.m. tificate for outstanding SNACK TABLE BEVERAGE achievement in programming ser ve m HOUSE Regularly 1.99 Women’s FAMOUS BARDAHL MITES to 7:30 p.m. for rehearsal wih LADIE’S BLAZER TRAY SET SALE! > PAINT CRACKER JACKS the Drum Corps. and booklets from the PTA of Tolland 99 ^ SANDALS, OIL STABILIZER Bolton Twirlers will have Connecticut. SAVE REG. 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Mistakes Prove Costly Herald Angle SouthTrijis Up East By Dick Ledbetter ineffective pitching gave South first six frames in. taking the ElOUEir too big a lead early and the each had a pair of singles. The By Earl Yost loss. Ray Semiao finished up. Again in Red Sox Loss Spotting South Catholic to Eagles weren’t able to make a The Eagles finally managed locals were limited to just six AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL a 9-0 lead. East Catholic lost strong recovery. to break into “the scoring blows, all for one base. INTERNATIONAL - East Scoring nine run^ in the first Jeff Shrider and Jim Longo a tough 9-5 duke yesterday in South jumped off to a 2-0 lead column in the seventh and Heavy schedule next week W L Pet. GB inning the Medich turned back combined to pitch a no-hitter DETROll’ (AP) — Boston manager E^die Kasko has an Bili Freehan was hit by a pitch and Gates Brown and Duke Sports Editor th e Hartford County in the first, added an unearned eighth frames, capitalizing on finds East home to Bulkeley Detroit 18 17 .514 . ■ Monday at 4 at Nebo, at VFW, 13-8, last night at Buckley as the Professional Barbers explanation for the Red Sox’ 0-7 record against the Detroit Tigers Suns singled to load the bases for Detroit in the third. Norm Conference in the bitter cold run in the third and extended Randy Lavigne’s wildness. so far this season. Baltimore 16 17 .485 1 the edge to 6-0 in the fifth. Two Northwest Tuesday and Field. Jamie Gallagher stroked clipped Stevenson's Esso, 11-3 Cash’s fielder’s choice grounder scored a run, then another in Hartford. The loss Both runs tallied in the seventh out three hits for the winners “They were hot the first time, and we made a lot of mistakes Milwaukee 16 17 .485 1 Eagle errors in both the third Wednesday in Bristol against at the Verplanck Field. scored when shortstop Luis Aparicio threw the ball wide of first dropi^ the local record to without benefit of a hit and while Andy Plepler and Chuck this series,” Kasko said Friday night after Detroit notched its New York 16 18 .471 1% and fifth frames set up the St.Paul. Shriderhelped his own cause base. three more runs in the eighth on Costello each had two safeties. seventh straight over Boston with a 5-4 victory. “When you run Boston 14 18 .438 2% Biggest Honor for Clarke 7-6 and 4-3 in the HCC while scoring. The final three South with a double and two singles. The Bosox knotted the score 3-3 with two runs in the fourth off just one bingle. South (M) Dave Keeney and Mark into those combinations ypu’re going to lose.” 'Cleveland 15 21 .417 3% South is 10-4 and 5-2. markers tallied in the sixth. Dave Quesnel homered and Fryman. Consecutive singles by Fisk, Danny Cater and Doug The Garke Arena at Manchester High will live in name Hitting-wise for the Eagles, Ciccaglione. 2b Doyan had the two hits for the The Tigers, who won each game of the three game series by A pourous East defense and Bucky Paquette worked the singled while Frank Priorand Griffin produced the first. Then third baseman Aureiio West forever in honor of Wilfred Ckarke, long-time basketball Joe Banning and Dan Smachetti Gerrity. 3b losers. Bob Saunders also had two hits one-run margins, took four straight from the Red Sox earlier in Rodriguez’ throw to thepiate on a force attempt was in the dirt McDermott, ss Boston. Chicago 20 11 .645 coach and head of the physical education department at Dorilin. 1( each. allowing another run. Califorpia 19 14 .576 2 the school. Lavigne. p Tonight a makeup game is The Red Sox are in Baltimore tonight for a three-game series Boston’s iast inning raliy began with a single by Dwight Evans. Zubretsliy. i( with the Orioles. Kasko picked Biil Lee (3-0) to face Baltimore’s Kansas City 21 16 .568 2 It wasn’t any easy job to get support, and finally ap­ Sports ma n, Lyrate. c AMERICAN scheduled between Stevenson's When Tommy Harper bunted gvans went to third on a wiid Doyle Alexander, also 3-0. Oakland 20 17 .541 3 proval, to christen the gymnasium in Clarke’s name. Sheldon. Ib Behind a 13 hit offensive, and Ansaldi's at 5. throw. Aparicio grounded out to Cash at first, scoring Evans and Minnesota 16 16 .500 4% Horvath, rt Wipco bombed Dillon Ford, 19- Detroit had taken a 5-3 lead Friday night on soio homers by putting Harper on second. ’Diere have been many big moments in the little, gray­ Haydasz. 0 0 0 0 AMERICAN FARM Texas 12 21 .364 9 Crispino^s rf 0 0 0 0 “ 1, at Waddell Field, Hurler Mickey Stanley and Jim Northrup off losing pitcher Marty Pettin Southpaw Hiller came in to pitch to lefthanded slugger Carl haired Clarke’s life but none measured up to the day the Totals 33 9 10 7 3 Dan Binette led Dillon Ford's (2-7) before the Red Sox scored a un iii the ninth. Hnnl (5) Mike Linsenbigler whiffed 13 YastrMmski, who moved Harper to third on a ground out. Hiller Friday's Games Manchester High gym was dedicated in his name. attack over Wipco, 10-9, at Reliever John Hiller, intentionally walked slugger Orlando In Action AB R H RBI E Dillon batters. Carrying the big intentionally walked designate hitter Cepeda, then struck out Milwaukee 6, New York Soon, hopefully, both the baseball diamond and the track Banning, 2b Valley Field. One of Binette’s Cepeda to get to John Kennedy— whom he struck out with a man Sportsman Tavern, sticks for the winners were Kennedy, who had entered the game in the eighth as a pinch Detroit 5, Boston 4 at Memorial Field will be named Kelley Field, after Tom R Sourer, cf hits was a grandslam homer. on third base to end the game. Manchester's newest entry in McKeon, lb - • Ralph Macarrone and Joe Gr- runner for Rico Petrocelii. Baltimore 6, Cleveland 2 Kelley, and Wigren Track, after Pete Wigren. Both men Hornat. 1 Phil Duffy also poked out three A waik to Norm Cash, single by Dick McAuliffe and Stanley’s ^ the powerful (Connecticut State zymkowski with three hits “ I think a Mr. Cepeda has a bigger chance to beat you than a Minnesota 3, Chicago 0 are n()w retired after long and faithful service as teacher- Love, c each. hits. sacrifice gave Detroit a 1-0 lead in the second before Carlton Fisk ^ Slow-Pitch Softball League,Smaclletti. rf Wipco was paced by the hi bat Kennedy,” said Martin of the strategy, which put the poten- Oakland 5, Kansas City 4 coaches at Manchester High. Socha, ss The four lone Dillon hits tied it with a homer off Woodie Fryman in the bottom of the in­ tiai winning run on first. ■^ will host the 1972 ASA state of Skip Freedman with three Lambs, 3b California 7„ Texas 1 While both are enjoying their retirement years, it would ^ champion Preston Machine of were by Steve Sulots, Kevin ning. It was his eighth homer — five off Detroit. “.Would you rather pitch to a Babe Ruth or, an unknown?” Miles, 3b hits. St. Pierre and Richter only be fitting that the baseball diamond and track be so Ansonia tonight at Fitzgerald Paquette, p Conlon and Skip Wierson. D. Mucier, dh both had two hits. Saturday's Games. designated as Kelley Field and Wigren Track during their Semiao. p (Herald photo by Pinto) Minnesota (Blyleven 3-6) at life span. >Pj,g doubleheader will S tart Chicago (Bahnsen 5-2) at 7:30. Totals 34 s Detroit (Coleman 7-2) at East 000 000 230 R kii Worl/i $l,ROO in IS7.S Boxing Classes at Sujames^ School Baseball South 201 033 OOx Milwaukee (Bell 4-3) Coif Crispino’s entry in the Rec S—Lavigne to DP; Socha to Bannini to Seaver Gets Runs Plagued by Rainouts Baseball McKcon. Ciccaglione to Sheldon. LUH: ^Former professional boxer, Sam the school. Robert Pandolfe, of the Kansas City (Drago 3-3) at Women’s Softball League will Oakland (Blue 3-1) “Wie’ve already had six rainouts this spring and one tie East 2, South 7BB; Lavigne 7, Paquette ultempo, instructs two of his prized faculty, started the boys off with YOKOHAMA, Japan - play an exhibition doubleheader 4, Semiao 1. SO; Lavigne-9, Paquette 4 Local New York (Peterson 3-5) at game,” Coach Jim Penders of East Catholic High’s' PHILADELPHIA (AP) - at Fitzgerald Field Sunday at Hits off; Paquette 6for 8 runs m 51/3; pupils in the St.James’ School toxing Maltempo passing along tips of the Jap an ’s Isao Aoki shot a Semiao 4 for 1 runs In 22/3; L—Paquette. Cleveland (Wilcox 2-6), N Steve Carlton, star left-handed 6:30. The opposition will be Preakness Winner class, Larry Pungrab and Terry baseball team noted. “It seems that every day we are sevenunder-par 65 Friday and trade. More than 20 boys are active to Which He Needed Boston (Lee 3-0) at ^Itim ore pitcher of the Philadelphia provided by an array from scheduled to play it’s either raining or starts raining while took a four-stroke lead after Sweeney. ’This is the first year a date. (Alexander 3-0), N Phillies, has been named . the games are in progress.” This has been the same pic­ two rounds of the $96,153 Pepsi Warwick, R.I. boxing program has been offered at NEW YORK (AP) — For a change, the Ted Martinez and Rusty Staub for a 3-1 Texas (Hand 2-2) at Califor­ winner of the 1973 Wanamaker New York Mets got Tom Seaver some ture with a number of other area schools this spring. Cola Golf Tournament. Award, given annually to the ToClaim$129,000 edge. ’The Pirates had nicked Seaver for a nia (Ryan 5-3), N runs. For a change, he needed them. first inning run on game-opening hits by However, bad as this spring has been, weatherwise, it MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Dave athlete reflecting greatest Seaver, often the victim of an anemic Dave Cash and Richie Hebner. Sunday's Games must take a back seat to .a year ago when a combination of Hill shot a three-under-par 69 credit upon Philadelphia and BALTIMORE (AP) — The Preakness Stakes, steeped in tradi­ tion, was run today for the 98th time. But the classic is predated offense, was treated to four runs—most of In the fourth. Bud Harrelson singled, Alumni Rostera New York at Cleveland 2, cold and wet weather accounted for one postponement for the second round lead his team. Tribe’s Lombardo Friday in the $175,000 Danny by the Woodlawn vase on which the winner’s name will be in­ them courtesy of Wayne Garrett’s stole second and scored on Garrett’s se­ Crispino’s Detroit at Milwaukee 2, after another, plus a number of cancellations...Don’t bet Dave May Continues bat—Friday night. It was just enough to Minnesota at Chicago, 2 Thomas-Memphis Open Golf scribed. cond hit. Not bad for a guy who was sup­ ^ Coach Ed Adamy, Bob Digan, against it but the day is coming when a young girl will Classic. Worth $1,800 to the winner in the responsibility for, its beat Pittsburgh’s slumping Pirates 4-3. posed to spend the night in the dugout. 8 John Koepsel, ’Tim Charlebois, Boston at Baltimore Wins Three Events attempt to get into Little League baseball competition its 1873 i augural running, the safekeeping. Garrett drove in three of the runs with a The Pirates, you see, were pitching left­ Kansas City at Oakland Bob Odell, Mike Silver, Dave with the boys...Bill Sacherek has announced his resigna­ Preakness would gross $82,400 homer and a single as New York rushed to hander Luke Walker. Baseball strategy Texas at California, N “It was a warm feeing to know that we had won our A half-size reproduction of Rutherford, Ron Bruce, Scott tion after 25 years as a memner of the New England Inter­ Hockey today if six horses started as the 34-inch original was then a 4-1 lead. It looked like money in the bank says you don’t use a left-handed batter like ninth meet of the season on such a cold and miserable Yankee Killer’ Role Ea^leson, 'Ed Adamy, ’Truman Guess Where expected and the first across made by the Stieff Co. of as Seaver retired 13 batters in order collegiate Football Officials’ Assn, and also the New NEW YORK (AP) — Dave May has Garrett against a southpaw. But strategy ScUehofer, Mike Czajka, Tim day,” said Manchester High’s varsity track coach Dick and a two-out double by Don Money gace through the middle of the game. England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Officials’ Assn...Jay TORONTO — Bob Neely of the finish line would earn $129,- Baltimore, and that is.now shown no favoritism in his torment of the Brewers another run. doesn’t take into account the Met injury ’Thibodeau, Bill Correia, Fran NATIONAL LEAGUE Williams following his chargers IOOV2 to 44^ win over an 900. “I was really popping the ball there for a iist. Johnstone is back in the minor leagues. The Oakland A’s the Peterborough Petes was the It will he multiple gue§s awarded to each Preakness American League teams this season, That broought up the hot-hitting May. Maloney, Glen Maxwell. East undermanned Wethersfield High squad. The Woodlawn vase, created while,” the Mets’ right-hander said. “I sent down the Manchester-born outfielder to Tucson in the first player chosen Friday in this afternoon where winner on a permanent basis. while continuing his role of "Yankee Cleon Jones was supposed to start in the Parkade Lanes W L Pet. GB Overall the Tribe is 9-4 while by Tiffany and Co. in 1860, was Yankee manager Ralph Houk decided to was throwing the bail good then.” Pacific Coast League and recalled pitcher Rob the World Hockey Association Manchester High's hasehall The Woodlawn vase is kept in Killer.” outfield, but his sore wrist scratched him Coach CharUe Graff, Mike Chicago 22 15 .595 in the CCIL the record is 7-2. appraised in 1971 for $500,000, stay with ace reliever Sparky Lyle- and it But Bob Robertson clubbed a seventh in­ amateur draft. team plays we it treks to Platt jump, triple jump and long the Stieff vaults when not on ’The Milwaukee outfielder jolted the from the lineup. That'moved Martinez to Joy, John Tassillo, Rick Nicola, New York 19 15 .559 1% ardner...Neipsic Tennis Club lists a Mixed Doubles Mixer Key injuries hampered and is considered THE trophy proved costly, as May smacked his ning homer and the Pirates added another High in Meriden. Not sure jump. A1 Wood won both hurdle exhibition during Preakness Yankees again Friday night, stroking a decisive single. It was his fourth hit of the the outfield—and Garrett in at second Bob Nicola, Brian Lettieri, Montreal 14 17 .452 5 Tournament Sunday starting at 9 a.m. A1 Werbner is W ethersfield’s effort. in American sports. week. run in the eighth on a couple of singles and base. which field will he suited for events. two-run single in the ninth inning, capping Scott Garman, Rick Silver, Pittsburgh 14 17 .452 5 handling the schedule with Dzintra Bailey in charge of Manchester, on the other hand, The vase was created as a game and his 16th hit in the last 29 at-bats. an infield out. Suddenly it was a one-run playing, Platt listed three Manchester swept both the a three-run ratty and giving the Brewers a “I hadn’t faced Walker in probably two John Deere, Len Farrand, Rick Philadelphia 13 22 .371 8 publicity...Vince Kaseta, baseball coach at Cheney Tech, Tennis received a sound performance trophy for the now defunct William S. Parish III took During that stretch, he has boosted his ball game and, with a man on first, the possible field locations. mile run with Phil Stoneman 6-5 victory over New York. average from .225 to .293. years,” said Garrett. “But the guys toid Johnson, Jim Brezinski, Bob St. Louis 11 23 .334 9% reports he starts seven ninth graders. Lack of experience from jumper Mike Lombardo Woodlawn Racing Association home the trophy last year when batter was Wiilie Stargeli, who has been First, the home field at the winning and the high jump. It was May’s sixth game-winning hit this me what he threw.” Roy, Dave Duff, Dave Neff, West who captured three firsts. Lom­ in Louisville, Ky., and was Bee Bee Bee scored a stunning “I knew it was going to be a slider,” said known to turn a ball game or two around. has been the locals biggest problem in an all-losing cam­ school was noted. If it's too The Silk Towners will face season, his fourth in the Brewers’ last Did the'red-haired infielder figure his Fran Cappoccio. San Fran. 26 15 .634 LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Arthur bardo triumphed in the high buried during the Civil War lest upset on a sloppy track as May about his clutch hit, “and I didn’t What was Seaver thinking? paign to date. Cheney pitching, too, hasteen weak. In one wet, the diamond at East Catholic and St. Bernard's time atbat. He has delivered the winning want to puli the hail.” hot bat might earn him a more regular Nassiff Arms Houston 24 15 .615 1 Ashe of Richmond, Va. it be discovered and melted into Meadow Stable's Riva Ridge, “I said to myself, T ve got to get him assignment? game, 17 opposing batters walked. defeated Jaime Fillol of Chile, neighboring Wilcox Tech will Tuesday in Montville in a hit in Milwaukee’s last three victories. Milwaukee’s dramatic comeback was Coaches Lloyd Odell and Ray Cincinnati 21 15 .583 2% shot. the^3-10 favorite, ran fourth. out.’ It was me against him. I figured if ' 7^, 6-2, Friday in the quarter­ be used. If this also proves triangular meet to close out the Last Sunday, his second homer of the rbminiscent of New York’s stunning rally ‘.‘Well, a situation like this, when you Tweedie, Mark Odell, Mark Los Angeles 22 16 .576 2% A part of the Preakness scene he’s going to beat me, let it be my best have to play and you show them you can finals of the second annual damp, the site will be shifted regular season. Meadow Stable returned this game, a leadoff shot in the 10th inning, Thursday night when the Yanks scored Tweedie, Scott Odell, Dave Atlanta 15 21 .417 6% since 1917, when the race was pitch.” play, can’t hurt,” he said. Shortage of Diamonds $150,000 Alan King-Caesars to Ceppa Field. year with Secretariat, another lifted the Brewers to a 6-5 triumph over twice with two out in the ninth, tying the Ridolfi, Dave Kershaw, Neai San Diego 14 24 .368 10% won by Kalitan, the vase top heavy favorite. So Seaver reached back and won the V^en Jones couldn’t play, Berra’s first Palace Tennis Classic. Game time will be 2. Detroit. And on Tuesday, his home run in score 2-2, then won the game 4-2 in the 10th McKenney, Scott Tweedie, There is such an acute shortage of suitable regulation remained in the possession of Secretariat set a record in the duel, getting Stargeli on a roller to solution was to use Jin Gosger in his piace. MUNICH, Germany - AND the 17th inning boosted Milwaukee to a 2-1 on Graig Nettles’ two-run homer. Mark Perrone, Pat Vignone, Friday's Gaines baseball fields in town that East (^tholic High had to stage Results; the winning owner each year Kentucky Derby two .weeks Garrett. “I called Gosger in and asked him if he Heavily-favored Great Britain victory over Cieveland. “We gave them a taste of their own Steve Pilver, Glen Madsen, 120 HH - Wood IM). Brown IWl, until 1933. ago, covering the IV miles in Seaver and Garrett had gotten the Mets’ could play center field,” said the its home game yesterday at its own field instead of bowed to West Germany in the Camilleri (Wl, 16.4 4 But has it has been against the|Yankees medicine tonight,” said Money after Brendon Derby, Pete Naktenis, St. Louis at Montreal, p st- RADK In that year, after Alfred G. 1:59 2-3, and he was given a attack started in the third. ’The pitcher manager. “He said he could play center Mt.Nebo. Earlier this spring, Manchester Community first two singles matches of the too • Campancllo (W), Chilson (Ml, that he has done the most damage. Earlier Milwaukee’s victory. John Jenkins. poned Cooke (Ml, 10.8 Vanderbilt's Native Dancer chance of cracking the 1:54 singled and Garrett, a late addition to College staged two of its home starts at Henry Park in Davis (Cup best-of-5 elimination this season, his two-run homer in the “The game was typical of the way we’ve but he couldn’t hit Walker. ’That’s how I R&S American New York 4, Pittsburgh 3 Bennet Loser mile ■ Sloneman ( I. Geyer (Ml..Martin won the Preakness, Mrs, mark for the 1 3-16 mile Manag:er Yogi Berra’s lineup, followed decided to use Garrett.” Rockville because Mt.Nebo was not available...Whatever series in Munich on Friday. S aturday (Ml, 4:45.7 seventh inning helped Milwaukee beat been playing all season,” said Brewers’ Coach not assigned, Scott Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 2 880 relay ■ Cooke, Samiotis. Wood, Vanderbilt declined tt accept Preakness, with his homer. ‘ Now you know how a manager becomes happened to the new baseball field that was to be built in The West Germans took a 2-0 2:15 (22-30) Twins vs. White New York 2-0. And two years ago, his two Manager Del Crandall. “May’s been a Alemany, Russ Barber, George Cincinnati 5, San Diego 4 In Track Meet, Chilson (Ml. 1:40 I New York added another run on hits by a genius. lead when Jurgen Fassbender Sox 440 • Campanello (Wl. Bucy (Ml, homers produced a pair of 1-0 victories great clutch hitter for us.” , Kanehl, Jim Harney, Paul Houston 3 ^ n Francisco 1 the Mt.Nebo area to replace the present one? It will take Schultheis (Ml. 52.5 struggled to a 6-3, 6-4, 1-6, 9-7 Bennet Junior High’s track 3:30 (8) Alan King Tennis over the Yanks. Houk said, ‘"rhis game never ceases to Greenfield, Bob Healy, Steve at least two years to build and be ready for use...Visitor in 330 IH - Wood (Ml, Trombly (Ml. triumph over a stubborn Mark team suffered its first setback 4:00 (3) Danny Thomas Golf • Camilleri (Wl, 42.6 Friday night, he didn’t need a homer, amaze you. If they had hit the ball hard a Koski, Bob Quaglia, Tom Cun­ these parts for the past month has been Bill Corcoran, a Saturday's Games Cox and Karl Meiler of the season yesterday as 4:30 (24) U.S. Open Badminton 880 • Mof(a( (Ml, Fortin (Wr, just a soft bouncing single up the middle. couple of times, we’d have won. ’They ningham, Don Weeks, Brian former fine boxer, now residing in New Orleans. A Stankiewirz (Ml. 2:08.9 BITUMINOUS St. Louis (Gibson 2-4) at Mon­ overwhelmed Roger Taylor 6-3, Kennedy Junior High of Enfield 5:00 (3) The Preakness 220 ■ Campanello (Wl. Odell (Ml, Cooke 'The Brewers had gone into the ninth found more holes than I knew were on the Moran, Brian Motola, Ed professional photographer, Corcorcan also doubles as a treal (Moore 2-2) 6-4, 6-4. tacked a 58-46 score on them. (8) Wide World of Sports (Ml. 24.7 trailing 5-3. A one-out walk to pinch hitter field.” Lojeski, Henry Botticello, Ed tennis instructor at the city’s (New Orleans) 52 public two mile ■ Geyer (Ml, l,emieux (Ml, Kuczyinski. Pittsburgh (Briles i-4) at Results: (30) Family Circle Tennis Moriarty (Wl, 10:34.1 mile re l^ - Mol- Eilie Rodriguez, a single by Pedro Garcia courts... Corcoran would like to hear from his old friends DRIVEWAYS . Mari-Mads New York (Matlack 2-5) 100 - Houston (B), Cote (K), 7:30 (22) Red Sox vs. Orioles, tat, Armentano. Stankiewicz. Trombly Chicago (Hooton 5-2 and and may be reached at his Coventry address by phoning WTIC - v (Ml. 3:48.8 Coach not assigned, Lee Thomas (K), 11.3 javelin - Michalik (M>. Dejohn (W), Parking Areas • Gas Stations Snuffer, Bruce Ballard, Dan Bonham 2-0) at Philadelphia 742-7667...Cheney Tech’s baseball team was involved in an mile - Orduz (B), Staddard (K), 8:00 (24) Sports 70’s Swanson (Ml. I54'5" (Brett 1-1 and Lonberg 2-4), N Sunday shot put - James (W), Pratt (W), Buyak WSox Get Taste of Own Medicine DiCioccio, Ron. Schatzman, oddity Thursday. Just before the team embarked via bus I Bennet Nine Deschenes (K), 5:04.9 (Ml. 49'4'5" • Basketball Courts Gary Labrec, Neil Snuffer, Ted Los Angeles (John 3-2) at for a trip to Willimantic to play Windham Tech, a 440 - Pilkington (K), Pike (K), 2:15 (22) Red Sox vs. Orioles, ’ discus • Pratt (Wl, Boll (Ml, .lames Atlanta )(morton 3-3), N (Wl, 139'3" NEW YORK (AP) - The pitchers have spun six shutouts Wasserman, Ed Bombardier, telephone call was received from Willimantic informing INotches Pair Gaboury (B), 56.8 WTIC Now Booking for Seasonal Work Cleveland Indians 6-2 and the -San Diego (Norman 0-5) at high jump ■ Lombardo (Ml. Rauchle Chicago White Sox and New this season, were dealt a six-hit John Kunz, Joe Russo, Tom Coach Vince Kaseta that no umpires were available and 220 - Thomas (K), Houston (B), 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec­ (Ml. Geidal (Ml. 5'4" All Work Personally Supervlsml. We are 100% Insured York Yankees gagged on a taste California Angels trounced the Cincinnati (Nelson 2-2), N Pilkington (K), 25.2 tacular long jump - Lombardo (Ml. Hokanson 3-0 dose by Jim Kaat of the Amato, Scott Price, Dave Hunt, the scheduled game was off...Have a nice weekend. (Ml, Francis (Wl, IS'l'k" of their own medicine Friday Texas Rangers 7-1. San Francisco (Barr 4-3) at Bennet High’s baseball team 880 - Booth (K), Flannagan (K). (30) Family Circle Tennis Minnesota Twins. John Johnston,Todd Peterson whipped Silas Dean, 19-2, and triple jump - I/imbardo (Ml, Wood (Ml. night while the Detroit Tigers Minnesota’s Kaat ran his Shakey’s Pizza Houston (Wilson 3-4), N Goff (B), 2:18.3 4:00 (8) Alan King Tennis Pratt (Wl, 40'2“') " DeMAIO BROTHERS continued to thrive on a new­ Elsewhere in the American lifetime record against the Penney Frosh, 2-0, in games long jump - Demko (M), 4:30 (3) Danny Thomas (Jolf pole vault - Wiggin (Ml, Bunco (Ml, 1920 Coach not assigned. Mick this week. Scott Eagleson's Bonsignorl (Wl. r i'e " fangled remedy known as the League, the Oakland A’s edged White Sox to a sizzling 29-10 by Leander (K), Dixon (B), 17-8-6” 6:00 (8) Indy 500 time trials CALL 643-7691 the Kansas City Royals 5-4, the Miller, Mike Sasso, Dave Sunday's Games two-hit pitching paced the first Boston Red Sox. limiting the hard-hitting Lyons, Roy Lanzano, Tom Mar­ San Diego at Cincinnati, 2 180 LH - ^ t h (K), Landry Baltimore Orioles downed the Goodwin Tech game. Eagleson, Dave Shearer —The White Sox, whose CHiicagoans to six singles. tin, Chuck McKenzie, Ken Holt, St. Louis at Montreal 2 (K), Smith (B), 24.4 t and Mike Quesnel each had two shot put - Hawkes (B), Gorman Mark St.John, Bob Migliore, Chicago at Philadelphia hits. (B), Demko (B), 37’1” PRICE INCLUDES ALL THESE BENEFITS: Dean Anderson, Maurice Los Angeles at Atlanta 2. 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In the pitching department, ony right in nearby Vernon. isii ESHMENTS (Herald photo by Pinto) Birecki walked seven and Our luxurious accommodations can meet TO With one out in the fifth inning and Pete Rose on first, the Reds’ U' Joe Morgan lofted a routine fly ball to right center which at­ struck out 14. The Beavers’ Bill your most demanding requirements whether you've SWIM Jack Repass Class Award Trophy tracted a crowd of two—right fielder Clarence Gaston and center West and Pete Ostashen com­ got a party of 25 or over 400. Each of our banquet fielder John Grubb. bined talents with West getting rooms, (or instance, not only has a private en­ / ’The 28,109 spectators shouted a lot louder than the two &n the loss. trance, but individual lighting controls and audio­ Jack Repass holds trophy given in his Oleksinski, MCC president, look on. visual equipment as well. Diego players, who couldn’t hear each other and ended up Cheney’s next outing will be COME name by Del Kinney, last year’s At the Colony, though, out real specialty is Play will be open to all UHartford reaching the same spot at the same time. Wednesday in Bloomfield I making people happy. And that's where we go,out PREPARED champion, which will go to the 1973 grads, friends of the university, facul­ After the collision, Gaston and Grubb remained on the ground against St. Thomas Seminary. FREE winner in the 12th annual University of our way. You'H'find that special personal touch TO ty, staff and undergraduates. while Morgan circled the ba%s. Grubb, who had the wind in everything we do. From food preparation, to SWIM REFRESHMENTS^ of Hartford Alumni Golf Tournament Proceeds will enter the Daigneault knocked out of him, finally retrieved the ball but Morgan was GofMiHin (16) service, to program planning. AB R H RBI E at the Manchester Country Club May Memorial Book Fund. already in the dugout with an inside-the-park home run. Broduer. ss-2b 4 Before making reservations for your next 30. Pro Alex Hackney and Willie Cincinnati went on to score a 5-4 victory. Lizon. cf business meeting, think about the all new Colony 9 McCarthy, If in Vernon. Different Styles To Choose From Elsewhere in the National League, Los Angeles overcame R. Uzon. lb WE FEATURE AROVE A RELOW GROUND POOLS Atlanta 3-2, Nmv York edged Pittsburgh 4-3, Houston defeated Szafranslii. 2b Just call Bill Smith at 646-6556 and ask him. Salalino. 3b 4 San Francisco 3-1 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 9-2. ’The game "What's New?" He'll be happy to tell you Sumislawski. c tiling Downed between St. Louis and Montreal was postponed due to rain and Bireciti. p cold. 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Carpenter, If.cf Cinnamon LaBrec pitched a four-hitter in Beckertwas sure he was safe, umpire Augie Donatelli wasn't as Ostasben, IIm). MASCAR MODVKDS Schorl, ef-lb defeat. certain. The first base umpire started to raise his hand to signal DISECTIONS: From Manchottor take out, then changed his mind. DiGangi. 3b Saturday Night Chiconw. 2b North Main St. to Burr Shopping Plaza. nna Bieckert went hitless the rest of the night. ”It reminded me of LeBcl, ss Cioaaovar 1-89 and taka U t right on Wlnd- the time in 1968 in San Francisco When my other hitting streak Hannaford. rf Springs Bowling MatUiiews. 2b tor Rd. Continue to Pleaaant Valley Rd. and was stopped,’' Beckert said of a streak that went 27 games. *‘I Skoczylas, rf Cinnamon Springs. Sabrina Fools Where Quality Begins HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Irene was ca ll^ out then on a close play at first base I thought I had Chapman. 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Errors which do not lessen Ihe REGAL Good hourly rate. Manchester Experienced preferred, full and pari time. 7-3, 3- i i Supplies, stop in at... our store. Open M on.- TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Green area. 646-6474, Mrs. AU regular priced merchan- 10 Cla.ssified Manager, Manchester value of Ihe advertisement will not MEN’S SHOP ' . . . SeiiMont Sat. 9-9:30, Sun. 9 - 8 % Evening Herald, together with a large appliances, cleaning McCarthy. I dlse. Sales and fair traded 647-9966 2 Bedroom Apartments be corrected by "make good" inser­ 903 Main SIraai may how Mat yew COMPETITIVE PAY SCALE DISCOUNT memo listing the companies cellars, attics. Also will buy merchandise excluded. E. A. JOHNSON tion. and sell used furniture. U i- Manchaater • 643-2478 Following benefits; Paid vacation, sick day pay, life in­ For details on Senior CltUens you do NOT want to see your STAFF accountant, CPA firm, o happy adi NORTHWAY sun at $207 1775. responsible and personable ac­ surance, major medical Insurance, disability, 8 paid PAINT CO. Gold Card prlvUeges. MUICHESTER letter. Your letter will be 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 countant wanted. Auditing and holiday, medication discount. Drop In and see our modern PHARMACY destroyed if the advertiser is MACHINIST wanted - HOUSE CiWPn CENTER, MC. 1 Bedroom & Townhouses LAWN MOWER Service, repair income tax experience helpful. facility. 1ZS MAIN STREET ZSO N. MAIN ST. one you've mentioned. If not it Bridgeport work, experienced 311 Main St, Manchaslar can be reserved and sharpening, pick-up and Our staff is aware of this ad. MANCHESTER LIGGEn DRUG (Next to Top Notch) will be handled in the usual Truckt-Tractor delivery. Hours Monday only. Overtime and paid in­ Please send resume to & HA1.E 646-2130 surance. Penobscot Tool and Your rent includes: through Thursday, 8 a.m. to Manchester Herald, Box "G.” I EMMA DEMMA | MEADOWS NNVALESIXNT CENTER 948 MAIN STREETS 64B-4801 MANCHESTER PARKADE 646-4816 1966 CHEVROLET Rack truck 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. Heat and Hot Water Happy Birthday 333 Bidwell St. Manchester Lott tnd Found with 4,000 pound lift gate, p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 Route 15, Exit 99 875-8083. DO you want to work this 646-2321 9-3 weekdays capacity 14,000 pounds. Cab p.m., 872-8311. summer? Immediate opening I Don’t worry about the:| FREE CHECKING SERVICE over engine, V-8, 2-speed rear ATTENTION housewives — Be Courtesy and . . . If it's hardware, HOTPOINT FOUND brown, male mongrel sales assistant, must have a wrinkles, that sexy blue:| to our Gold Card Manchester Tire AmiANCES dog. Call Dog Warden, 64M555. axle, heavy duty springs, radio, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, a money maker as well as a Edie Adam s . . . Consideration car, neat, pay by the hour. App: :i^ bedroom will take care ofi§ MECHANIC, experienced with SALEISMAN — Part-time, 5-9 we hove it! Senior Citizens • HafrfRoratar vacuum brakes, auxiliary fuel lawns mowed, trees cut and homemaker. Demonstrate toys ly in person. Connecticut own tools, for large truck fleet. for Friendly Toy Party. Earn I that. I p.m. and Saturdays, retail CUT AND CURL given to • DMwMtwr LOST Passbooks No. 29- 006888- tank, good tires. 81,800. Call removed. Cellars and attics Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart­ Call 643-2414. experience helpful. Hourly plus HoRon • naaoaal 0 and 29- 006020- 2, of The days, 643-2473, ask for Russ. cleaned. Free estimate. Call kit free, highest commissions. ford ’Turnpike, Vernon. :|P.S. Does that rug turn| 393 Broad St. Senior Citiiens at... MANCHESTER Open Saturday 9 - 12 Noon Up to 25%. No delivering, commissions. Immediate for your convenience Connecticut Bank and Trust 643-6000. i^you on? If so, my camera|: MAN wanted as truck driver opening. 646-6261. Senior Citizens’ Company, Parkade Office. 1966 HALF-TON Chevy fleet- collecting, no cash investment. ^is ready. ^ and yard man. Apply in person MAHCHESTER HARDWARE & THE IN-PLACE TO LIVE side pickup with trailer hitch. ODD JOBS, lawn care, light Also hostesses wanted. Call at W.H. England Lumber Co., SHAMPOO AND Gold Cards WITH ALL THE EXTRAS Cathy 1-684-3659. LUBRICATION MEN WANTED experienced lathe LOST last week, small black Good running condition and tree work, removal service to Route 44A, Bolton Notch. operator and cutter gfinder SUPPLY GO. MANCHESTER rubber. Call 646-7708. SET $2.25 DRU6 • Walk in closets • Carpeting male cat, Vicinity Green Rd., dump. Reasonable, 5284649. operator, full or part-time. 811 MAIN STREET 295 BROAD ST. very friendly. Reward. 643-9247. JANITORS — Experienced, Needed Immediately MAN wanted as truck driver 111 MAIN STR EET STATE BANK (Opposite Sears Roehuok) • Cathedral Ceiling • Tile bath 0lriy^€4/l/)iy Apply Gammons - Hoagland For Senior Citizens MANCHESTER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1962 CHEVY SUke body truck, TWO handymen want variety of 1973 by NCA, part-time days, evenings, lor second shift. and yard man. Must have Class 1041 MAIN STREET with vanity • Private patios Manchester area. Call 643-5691, Co., 395 Maijr Street, Mon. to Sat. CALL Panonalt-Announcamanti 2 new tires, rebuilt Pontiac 389 jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ 2 license. Apply in person at Manchester, 643-^1. 649-2517 649-4841 643-4428 MANCHESTER 643-1161 with sliding doors •' Free motor. 8500. firm. 643-4i505. 3-6 p.m. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ W e have openings for i Congratulations W.H. England Lumber Co,, parking for residents & guests RIDE to engineering South Lot, tics, cleaned. Reliable service. Iloute 44A, Bolton Notch. WOMAN, ove^B, full-time, 5 to • Master TV antennas • Sound PWA, 8-4:45, from Walker St. 1964 FORD 350, covered Reasonable rates. 643-5305. TRUCK Driver, Class II experienced lubrication men. I DR. JOHN BARRY AppUancet and TV Too! Starting rate $3.25 hourly with 12 midnight/for counterwork. Golden A/O IV...NO Servica Conditioning • Swimming 643-5998. Powers utility body. Call after 6 license, heavy work, plumbing PART-TIME secretary to work Good pay (dr right person. App­ "The town's leading and heating supplies, inside I on being elected Years Charges of any hind with Pool • Sauna & Baths. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m., 646-7594. TREE Removal — pruning, PaIntIng-Papertng 13 RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 16 a chance for advancement. All in Manchester office of export ly CJ s Restaurant, 273 Broad FREE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• work too. 649-4563. fringe benefits. Uniforms and Checking hardware store" CBrs Compilmantary — 65 VWUTCOW, Autoa For Safe 4 spraying, etc., fully insured. I to the company. Intertrade Scientific Street,^Manchester. Accounts Qaraga-Sonlea-Stonga 10 Licensed. Free estimates. tools furnished. For appoint­ Inc., 646-5660. Chaching Accounts, If you’re A-1 PAINTING SVC. ROSSI Roofing, siding, MAN for tire service and man I Board of Governors blau 1969 BUICK station wagon, Phone 633-5345. ment call 688r2233 No Service Charge. . 65 or over, furniture store*. HAPPY Exterior-Interior,^, gutters, chimneys, gutters. Free es­ for retread shop.. Good benefits of the CSDA FIP^ Protection Designers. III KH OAKLAND power brakes, rebuilt engine. GARAGE for rent, 23 Hyde timates, fully insured. Days, , REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. Aqtomatic Sprinkler Corpora- Unlimited free mtaiey Have company car. |1,195 or Street, off West Center Street, papering, roofing. Work and overtime. Experienced tn. coMWcncuT mnk WASHING Machine Repairs — evenings, 529-8056, Paul i Your Staff to 11 p.m., 11 p.th. to 7 a.m., 40- of America has immediate orders for Senior Citizens I .NO nWST COMMNT BIRTHDAY best offer. 872-2320. 810. monthly. Call 649-7625. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, guaranteed. Call after 5, referred but not essential, REAL Estate Sales — We have hour week. Salary $375.30 bi­ HARDWARE 00. Cosgrove, 643-5364. &lust be steady worker. Apply ./Openings in their design depart­ with savings accounts. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Maytag. Reasonable rates. 649-5474 one opening in our Bolton of­ weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with ment for male or female fire 193 MAIN STREET Formerly KEITH’S MANOR 1970 CHALLENGER RT, 440 Motorcycf u- B Icyclat 11 Former owner Pike Coin Wash- in person. Nichols-Manchesier fice. Licensed man or woman degree. Many fringe benefits/ Of Blanchetter ADS ALUMINUM Siding and custom T ire, Inc. .295 Broad St., protection designers. To qualify VERNON MANCHESTER Hurst, 4-speed, wheels, AM/FM Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. trim. Workmansh^ and only. Please call Kurt Veterans Home and Hospital, you should possess a strong 3 Branch Ottlcas 1118 Main Street To our TUDOR LANE 8-track, must sell, 81,600. 646- MOTORCYCLE insurance — Building-Contracting 14 Manchester. Lessenger, Lessenger Co., Exit 23, off 1-91, West Su*et, NATIONAL BANK 648-4121 In Manchattar Senior Citizens materials ^aranteed. Free es­ Happy 10th Birthday ;•$ background in mathematics. Open Daily tUl 0 p.m. OAKUND STREET 7746. Low rates. Immediate binding CEILING and ceramic tile timates. (^11 643-9043 or 875- Realtors, 646-8713. Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, {^ten­ Excellent starting wage and VERNON CIRCLE Sat. tUl 8:30 authority. Call Joan Lane at sions 395, 233, 248. / over 801 ExH 04 off 1-80 specialist. Repaired and NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 0669. PRINTING LOLLYPOP I benefits. ’This is your real op­ PNONE 047-0771 NEED CAR? Credit bad? Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- remodeled. No job too small. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ WOMAN wanted for pot and portunity to join one of For­ Bankn^t? Repossessed? 1126. Phone 6494735. ditions, rec rooms, porches and PLANT dishwashing. Also general help, Love, Hugs and Kisses, FOREMAN wanUd with G O LD CARDS STATE EXPERIENCED roofing and tunes 5()0's top corporations in Senior Citizens Gold For Photographic Needs and We Carry a Full Line MANCHESTER magic - Kids Honest Douglas accepts lowest roofing. No job too small. Call siding applicator. Call after 8 Second Shift good wages, free meals in­ Mom, Dad, Pooky, machinist or toolmakers the expanding and exciting Fire WELCOMED AT down, smallest' payments. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 649-31M. cluded. 649-5313. ^ and Lee-Led, § background. /Must be Help to Senior dttiena, of Touraine Paints and O.K. in this fully ouffitted two- p.m., 649-3379. Protection Industry. Will train Cords ore honored at bedroom apartment with Douglas Motors, 345 Main. makes, models and speeds. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• m m u t c E m iiii Uncle Ron, Tiger, Sugar, i| qualified applicants, nly serious SEE: SECRETARY — Interesting Wallpaper Supplies. parking provided. Comfortable Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, concrete repairs, inside and MASONRY - All types of HaatIng-PlumbIng 17 No experience necessary but Fluffy, Samantha, career minded individuals need Offers Reduced 1970 CHEVELLE, 454, four-' Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- outside. Reasonably priced. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, knowMge of machinery help­ positon for mature woman, machining ______living for $140. Homefinders. apply. An equal opportunity Admissions to Senior Fee, $20. 549-6980. speed, radial tires. Call after 7 2098. 6434851. concrete steps, sidewalks. No ful. Grease, oil and clean experienced inair-conditioning, Mona and Coco ^ assembly operations. Some employer. Call 646-44()0. SALEM NASSIFF BOTTI Heating and Plumbing NASSIFF PAUL'S Citizens on aU film p.m., 646-3248. job too small. Free estimates. — Prompt, courteous service. presses for preventive heating and refrigeration trade knowledge of punch presses es­ CAMERA a PHOTO SHOP 1972 BMW, R75-5, excellent con­ Over 20 years experience. After preferred or will train the right sential. ^piy Lapointe In­ PAIN T 4: NIFTY new street, spacious 3- Call 643-1496. maintenance: Happy 70th Birthday | SALESWOMAN - If you like A R M S C O . 629 MAIN ST. programs. bedroom Duplex with base­ 1972 FIAT 124, wagon, excellent dition, low mileage. Call 649- Do yiNi have unsightly 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. person. For appointment please dustries, Inc., Rockville. An people, greeting cards, 163 MAIN STREET WAIXPAPER SUPPLY i- :- To A Wonderful Mom, i? 991 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 048 MAIN STREET ment, yard for the kids, and condition, 16,000 miles, 4-speed, 0839 or 643-1558. TREE STUMPS? NO JOB too small. Immediate Also miscellaneous call Fran Banning at 643-7257 o equal ^opportunity employer. stationery, candles, albums and 643-1191 Enjoy Yourself — radio. Have company car. 649- CARPENTRY - Repairs, 649-0540. S: MARGARET DOYLE S: 648-1369 }arl^ng provided. $180. Have them removed, neat, service on service calls. FYee maintenance duties. other interesting items. If 641-9126 649-0300 Get Out To See A Movie Homefinders. Fee $20.549-6980. 6244. 1971 HONDA, 350 CL, excellent efficiently, chipped one foot remodeling, additions, roofing. GIBLAN g RELIABLE married man for you’re looking for pleasant 191 BIAIN STUBET estimates gladly given on NURSE’S Aides, wanted for condition, only 2,000 miles. below ground level. $1.50 Call David Patria, South Wind­ heating or plumbing. Faucets Liberal benefit program that S Love Your Children, janitorial and gounds work at working conditions, 5 days a 643-1900 full-time on all shifts. Salmon luxury garden apartments, 40 FIVE-Room Duplex, wall-to- 1963 CHRYSLER Newport, one Priced to sell immediately. Call per inch of diameter of sor, 644-1796. repaired or installed. Water includes a non-contributory jij: Peg, Mary Kitty, % week including Thursday night owner, good running condition. 646-1988. Brook Convalescent Home, off liours. Experienced with wall carpet, adults, no pets. stump. pumps worked on. Complete pension plan. John and Virginia % and Saturday. If you would ALSO OFFERING DISCOUNTS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland The Florist, $150. Phone 742-7566. 1175 or best offer. Phone 649- WES ROBBINS carpentry House Street, Glastonbury. references. 644-2543. enjoy the anove plus other 3466. SOUOER TREE SERVKE heating systems, rec rooms, Apply to Director of Nursing, Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, MOTORCYCLE insurance, remodeling specialist. Ad­ etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Apply In parson or call fringe benefits, apply Mr. THE FOLLOWING: Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, come to us for good rates. Just 633-5244. i CHERIE DOW I REAL Estate Career — Earn SIX spacious rooms, Duplex, 742-8252 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 643-1101 Harrison, Harrison’s Inc., Billie’s Beauty Shop, Capitol Equipment Co., Inc., Conn. Urbanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincent’s Food Haven, Sam good location, $185 monthly. 1973 PLYMOUTH Sebring. This 5 minutes of your time. Call built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, You were absolutely iiji $15,000-$25,000 annually. Stationers, 849 Main Street, Institute of Hairdressing, Coret Casuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land Yuyles. car has all the extras. Must ALLIED PRINTING TELEPHONE Receptionist. Excellent commission arrange- Lease and security deposit. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty 649-3446. SEWERLINES, sink lines, ^ terrific as S Manchester, mornings only or O’ Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady Beauty Salon, Manchester Available July 1st. CJall 647- sell,- have company car. 647- or Louise.s. 643-1577. JOHN and Andy’s. Odd lobs, SERVICES JNC. Must also have typing and other ment.' For confidential inter­ by appointment, no phone inter­ 1130. cleaned with electric cutters, office skills. Full time. ^ "Golde” ^ 1904. you name it, we do it. Phone LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - by professionals. McKinney 579 Mldiile Tpke., West view, Mr. Pasek, 289-7475. views. 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, Eiimloyee benefits. Call Linda All your friends in Pasek-Rutherford, Realtors, 643-2097, 872-2385. new homes custom built, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Mandiestar, Conn. DELUXE ONE - Bedroom 1965 RAMBLER American con­ excellent condition. 8725 or best remodeling, additions, rec or Delores, 646-2830. Troop 642 :i:| MLS. Doga-BIrds-Patt pany, 643-5308. OFFICE CLERK - Position Al Articles tor Sale 45 Articles tor Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Wanted to Buy 58 apartment, wall-to-wall vertible, new engine, transmis­ offer. Call between 4-7 p.m., KLM Pump Service — Water rooms, garages, kitchens available for general office carpeting thrbughout, complete sion, brakes, $250.742-9502 after 649-4992. MACHINISTS - We have the OFFICE Secretary — Local GIRL wanted for stock control FREE to good home, one-year TOBACCO Cloth, .ideal for Problem^ Call for immediate remodeled, bath tile, cement TOWNE Plumbing Service. clerk, typing and general office TAG SALE — May 19th to May WANTED — Propane type gas appliances, vanity bath. Cen­ 8 p.m. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ following openings — lathe, business and professional of­ Happiness is loving you :;i; system in furniture chain. Will old altered male miniature covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 CARPETS — Wholesale to you attention. This includes well Repairs, alterations. American skills required. Good starting 22nd, Saturday through at our warehouse. ’Ihe (?arpet refrigerator in running condi­ trally located $175 monthly. YAMAHA, 250CC, excellent tial or commercial. Call 649- Bridgeport, verticle turret fice. Duties include answering and being loved. i-i; handle all incoming and out­ salary and benefits. Apply 9-3, Sheltie mix, all shots, gchod with cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- systems, basement water con­ Standard fixtures used' lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy Tuesday, all day. 293 Spruce Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., tion. Call 742-6872 after 5 p.m. R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. 1966 CHEVROLET, four-door condition. Road machine, must trol or complete outside 4291. telephone, typing, general going stock, handle special Meadows Convalescent Center, children. Call after 6, 742-8506. 6587. Street, Manchester. Many exclusively. Immediate ser­ Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, clerical duties, 35^our week. I Happy Anniversary ^ orders, control stock between Manchester. 646-8568. Biscayne, 6 cylinder, engine sell. 8300. Phone 649-9917 dewatering. 643-6029. vice. Call 649-4056. 333 Bidwell St., Manchester, household items. excellent condition, interior Manchester, 649-0000. Benefits. Write Box B, stores and keep all records on a CHURCH Tag and Bake Sale, WANTED Mah-Jong set, used R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen- I I 646-2321. PUPPIES for sale, $4 each, or new. Phone 643-athroom gutter work, chimneys, cleaned RN’S - LPN’S ting desired by 15 year old, cents each. Inquire side door, Eggplant, Muash, chives, etc. 165 Oakland Street. saved Tiomeowners 20-50%.. MAN wanted for price clerk, and INSPECTORS center. Call 8TO-9676 between experienced girl. 649-0611. heat, hot water, ^rpunds remodeling, we’ll handle all ^ e lv e years experience. Fully and repaired- 30 years Apply; ri Manchester Evening Herald. Oakland Farms, .Gleason Five-room, 2-beJroom town 1964 PONTIAC, station wagon, Part-time, Full-time for plumbing and heating supp­ 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. GARAGE SALE - Rain or Street, Manchester, 649-7591, 8 house, wall-to-wall carpeting, maintenance and parking. One carpentry, plumbing and tile insured, free estimates. 643- experience. Free estimates. 3 to 11 p.m. shin ly firm. Call 649-4563, ask for WANTED — Antique furniture, good running condition. 8175. YOUNG mother of toddler will DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 -shine. Saturday and Sunday, a.m. to dark. toys, crank phonographs, 2 air conditioners, appliances, bedroom, $159 monthly, two work. Expert workmanship 1609. Howley, 643-5361. Jack. Personnel Office BULLARD operator, lathe May 19-20, 1-7 p.m. G arage, bedrooms. $195 monthly. Call &11 Mweip. Salary commensurate upon care for child in my home. 64^ yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravhl, swrds, guns, glass, attic or heat and hot water, I'/z tiled and reasonable rates. experience. Apply in person. operator. Top ^ y for top men, 4017. tools, household items and fur- 649-5365 for more information. JOHN’S A-1 Exterior-interior WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — sand, stone, pool and patio Household Goods 51 cellar contents. 643-6535. baths, washer and dryer hook­ CliiiilW Ms ire the Call Mandevllle NURSE’S Aides - Full-Ume, PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. . overtime, benefits, R i R •••auaauauuuuaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa' sand, 643-9504. niture. South Road. Bolton. chupeet. Most effective my in the painting and papering by Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird EAST HOUSE part-time, all shifts. Excellent HALE ROAD MANCHESTER Machine Co. Inc., 9 rear up, patio. No pets. THREE ROOMS, heat, hot 643^9678 professionals. Work Roofing, storm windows and 745IW n 81, 044-1581 TAG SALE — May 20,10-4, fur­ CLEAN USED — refrigerators, WANTED Gravely walking m N te reach the most pesnie! Cil starting salary and benefits. An I Spencer Court, East Hartford,, ranges, automatic washers 'water, appliances, parking, laranteed. Call 649-5474 after doors, and gutters. Aluminum East Hartford 289-6692. ‘ SCREENED loam, gravel, niture, bedding, household, tractor, 10-12 h.p. with electric I4J-271I. Apply m person. East House, processed gravel, sand, stone, with’guarantees. See them at B. Call 649-7620 $140. Security deposit. 646-3494, f awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. '7w Main Street, East Hartford. hardware, garden, juvenile, starter and attachments. Call evenings 649-4742, and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ more! 129 Grande, off Forest, D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main after 4, 649-3506, dover. 742-7886. East Hartford. . St., Call 643-2171. I' PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., May 19. 1973

VOU'N/E Retort Propertf- Houtet For Sale M E ,lb O l H outet For Sole 72 Houtet For Sele 72 Houtet For Sale 72 Houtet For Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. May 19, 1973- PAGE FIFTEEN SQUEEZE For Rent 6« 72 72 Lota-Land For Sale 73 A l l t h e g a l s ______I_____ Out of Town-For Sale 75 DESCENDED ON MEIN MANCHESTER - 7 -room Wanted-Real Eatate 77 Manchester .CXJLONIAL - Ranch — Near BOLTON — Three building lots Out of Town-For Sale 75 WATERFRONT cottage, Lake Colonial 1V4 tiled baths, Manchester Country Oub. 6 rooms, large Employment "SUZIE THE Winnipesaukee, sleeps 6, plastered walls, range, dis­ with building permits. For ap­ COLUMBIA, $20,900, 4- SELLING your property? Call HAIRJDRESSER" JUSTREMIIXD formal dining room, paneled pointment call Towne Real us first. We’ll buy your home private beach. Call 1- 603- 524- hwasher, garbage cfisposal, DUTCH COLONIAL fireplaced living room with bedroom home on one country Ben Shankman, Estate, 6496056. immediately at a fair price, all Increases WHEN THEIR CLUB 4948, or write Cottage, P.O. Box extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone Beautifully landscaped lot Eight-room Cape, 3 built-m bookcases. Two-three COVENTRY acre. Needs,a little work. Low 4, Lakeport, New Hampshire, hot water oil heat, city utilities. cash, (iill Lou Arruda, 644-1539 HAD ITS PICTURE (lots of trees). Eat-in kitchen, bedrooms, dining room, bedrooms, fireplaced family taxes. Lessenger Co., Realtors, Reported TAKEN - 03246. Built by Ansaldi. Charles formal dining room, living MANCHESTER - Two AA 6468713, 2 2 8 ^ . Amida Realty. former owner of Leonards Shoes,, fireplace, '2-car garage, room, garage, plus many zoned lots with all uMlities Lesperance, 649-7620. room with fireplace, rec extras, $38,500. Philbrick Agen­ HARTFORD (AP) - In­ BAILEY Island, Jdaine. Small aluminum siding, sunroom, located in desirable Forest can now be of service to you in all room, 3 large bedrooms, 24’ cy, Reaitors, 646-4200. MEADOWS (COVENTRY — (Quaint, little creases in employment, rec room, walk to East Hills. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 2-bedroom cottage, fully SIX-ROOM Cape. Attractively phases of Real Estate. You .lay^be Coventry (North) Colonial-Cape for a special average wages and personal in­ equipped. Available July and above ground pool. Must Be Catholic High. remodeled kitchen, 3 bedrooms, assured of his utmost desire to aid MARTIN School area — Raised buyer. Five roomh plus studio Drunk Driving come reflected an expansion of August. Call 649-3788. dining room, fireplace, carpet, Seen. 40 ACRES of land in or workshop. Ideal country you in every way, in the selling or Ranch, 7 rooms, one fuli, two htenchester on East Hartford the Connecticut economy new furnace, full basement. F. SPAECXi U PEHTA AGENCY half-baths, two fireplaces, 2-car OPEN HOUSE PREVIEW location. Just $23,900. Call Test Planned CAPE Cod — Chatham, 2- Assumable mortgage. Must be buying of a home. Don’t hesitate to I line. Philbrick Agency, Warren E. Howland, Realtor, during April, the state Labor l«LTOI $43.2121 garage. Large wooded lot. Realtors, 6466200. bedroom cottage, short dis­ seen. Low 30s. Call for appoint­ call him at anytime for a consulta­ R66itora/MLS 646-2440 Beautiful home and excellent Sunday, 1-S p.m. 643-1108. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Department reported Friday. tance from water. Available ment. 643-4330. Principals only. tion. location. Philbrick Agency, Some race car drivers are The department said non- N o w GUESS WHICH June and September at off Realtors, 6464^. Retort Property-For Sale 74 BOLTON — Three-bedroom going to take the wheel while agricultural employment was season rates. M3-1073. THREE Family, plus package NEW Listing - 6-room Cape, NEW RAISED RANCHES Split Level with family room drunk this weekend. up by nearly 15,000 in mid-April ONE IS suriE 5 MANCHESTER - Three fami- BOL’TON Lakefront — Vernon store (peal property only) iy central location, separate breezeway, garage, rec room, OVERSIZED custom 4- Qieck these features and then compare with other and oversized 2-car garage, on ■The joint venture of the compared to mid-March levels, WANTED - Garage, Large rooms, excellent loca­ treed lot, $31,500. Hayes Agen­ section. Private setting. Five- a nicely treed acre lot. FiaFiano furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- b^room Colonial. Built in 1972, room Ranch type home. $26,900. homp. Uving room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, stove Philadelphia Jaycees and the while manufacturing employ­ Manchester ‘or vicinity, for tion. For information Call 643- THE MERRITT AGENCY 900. Hayes Agency, 64^131. cy, 6466131. * first-floor fireplaced family Agency, 6462677. ment continued its nine-month Q^anAlli and Wagner, 289-0241. ROKRT D. NUnOIX, REMTOR security deposit required. To fenced-in. $25,900. Philbrick man-sized bedrooms with Immunization inspect, Mr. Lindsay, 643-1111. For Rent 68 second floor, $50,000. Philbrick manicured lawns and mature baraboard, a nice eat-in area 643-1250 MANCHESTER - 8-room family room, 2-car garage, 643-2892 FIVE rooms, first floor, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. trees. Four fireplaces, 2% in. kitchen with more barn- Colonial with 2-car garage, Agency, Realtors, 6466200. lovely wooded lot. ANDOVER - Delightful 6(4 closets galore. 3-zone heat, Against Measles Manchester room Ranch with beautifully available June 1st. Security, FURNISHED attractive 3- TWO New Chalets, Lake Win­ baths, covered terrace, many board. first-floor family room, 4 quality built. $39,900. Law Is Passed plus first month's rent. Call 646- CENTER Street — Business MORTGAGE Helper — Comes ’landscaped grounds on Andover GLASTONBURY - Upper 80’s. room apartment, all utilities nipesaukee, New Hampshire, more features. A superb home. If you’re looking for that truly IF YOU are looking for a 2- bedrooms, 2(4 baths and much 7708. private beach, walking dis­ zoned II, excellent comer loca­ Call Warren E. Howland, HVE BEDROOMS bedrooml, completely more. Over 2,500 square feet of with this (Contemporary Ranch. MERRin AGENCY Lake. Extra large master Desirable Minnichaug Moun­ HARTFORD (AP) — All furnished, one-car parking, no Colonial decor, this home you Owner’s side has 7 rooms, 1(4 bedroom, formal dining room, tain. Lovely 8-room Tudor with pets. 649-7743. tance. Nicely furnished, over­ tion with sound existing stme- Realtors, 643-1108. Plenty of privacy on this redecorated Ranch style home, living area. Priced in the 50’s. REALTORS 646-1180 MANCHESTER public schoolchildren would ture. Low 40’s. Must sell. must see. Mid 30s. baths, formal dining room, firepiace, sunroom with lovely many extras. Large living THE NEW sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, acre lot. Nine-room on a lovely landscaped lot, in a Zinsser Agency, 6461511. RANCH — 10 rooms, possi­ have to be immunized against one sleeps 10. Dates filling Blanchard & Rossetto, CUSTOM built 7-room Ranch, very nice neighborhood, plus sunken living room, den or 4th view of the lake. $30,500. Colli & room, formal dining room, eat- measles under legislation THREE clean, furnished, BLANCHARD Colonial with 3-car gar­ bedroom plus studio apartment, Wagner, 2860241. ble in-law apartment, 2.- in kitchen with sliding doors BIRCHWOOD APTS. carpeted rooms, parking one quickly. 643-0189. Realtors, 646-2482. walk-out finished basement. many other features, including WES'? Side — 6room Cape - COVENTRY — Three bedroom passed by the Connecticut Two-car attached garage, & age. Convenient to (3 rooms and bath). Over 1(4 zone heat, 2- kitchens, 2- opening to rear deck. Spacious 124 lifh M SL Manchester car, no utilities, security, wall-to-wall carpeting and Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar- Ranch, 1(4 baths,, fireplace, legislature and awaiting the enclosed breezeway. Beautiful RDSSEHO everything. 40s. fireplace for only $34,500 please a « . $32,900. Principals only, acres with beautiful view. superb recreation room, swim­ baths, 2 fireplaces. City family room with wet bar, 4 Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap­ adults, no pets. 646-0057. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, bedrooms, (one master suite signature of Gov. Thomas J. 137x195’ lot. $39,900. M. H. REALTORS/MLS 646-2482 call, 6436891. 647-9898. ming pool, 2-car garage, water and sewers, $42,500. Meskill. pointments. An abundance of privacy Palmer Realty, 6436321, Ger­ 6466200. with private bath), recreation in this small wooded complex. Read Herald Advertisements 189 W. Center Street aluminum siding, 105x384 lot. Exempt from the law would trude Hagedom. 6496538. LA PENTA AGEN^ MANCHESTER - Two- room, 3 fireplaces, 2(4 baths. TEN acres of Terra Alta with Low 30s. Bel Air Real Estate, be children who have a medical Featuring: Houses for Rent 65 Realtort-MLS 646-S440 bedroom Condominium, in­ Open House 643-9332. All of this in a tastefully M custom built granite studded cludes air-conditioning, decorated less than one year old certificate stating immuniza­ • 2 M room Townhoutes SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. stone Ranch, perched on top of H&R MANCHESTER - Acres of carpeting, all appliances. Adult COVENTRY — Immaculate home. For ai^intm ent, please tion would jeopardize their • Eal-ln m ctitn 55B HlllianI St. ten acres of woods with pan­ HOlUMmtUIUMIER call Marlene Trares, 68M105 or health and pupils whose This is a test pattern to • Fannal dhUng w privacy among historic estates, living. Garage, full basement. Ranch. Living room, dining Post Rd. P lui, Roote 30, Vomon yet within walking distance Call evenings, 6:30-10 p.m. 649- New 6room Raised Ranch oramic view stretching out for Maryann Ckillina, 633-1526. J. religious beliefs would be determine The Herald's print­ • 1 l/ataOit MANCHESTER — New 6-room room, kitchen, family room, Watson Beach Real Estate Co., • tta | cMTSttng shopping areas. Unfurnished, 1868 Agent. miles. 8 rooms, 24x24’ living two bedrooms, bath and gar­ 643-9574 872-8524 violated by immunization. ing quality. Ranch, aluminum siding, IVz and Colonial, wall-to-wall room, dining room, modern Hartford, 547-1550. • F mM grtvile bMement three plus bedrooms, two baths, baths, pick your color. $33,900. carpeting throughout, age. Priced at only $25,500. • Prltnliinlranees and patios garages and lots of charm. Oc­ kitchen, Florida room, first- Frechette & Martin, Realtors, Refreshing new apartments Hayes Agency, 6466131. aluminum siding, heavily floor laundry, central vac., COVENTRY — Five-room cot­ Rentals start at S255 including SPACIOUS CAPE COVENTRY — Four-room, 2 Aniwtn ft PreviMi fuiilg cupancy June 1st. $250 monthly. treed lots, built by Taylor 647-9993. heat. Model apartment open Phone 649-5953. automatic temperature con­ bedroom home with 3-car gar­ tage, fully furnished. Close to Turkey Talk A daily 1-5 P.M.. Sat. and Sun.. MANCHESTER — New custom IN SPLENDID trolled green house, automatic Made Homes, Inc. HEBRON - Reduced $34,900. age and approximately 5(4 lake.3 Part of a ship 5T !T Loading platforms, railroadifr kitchen. Living room home, living room, dining room water and sewer. Merritt Agen­ Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. II siding, ample parking, Realtors, 647-9993. cy, 6461180. onvenience ^^^^uality i 4 Entire amount a p a r t m e n t , Fully fireplace, built in bookcases. and kitchen on first floor, 3 a 1 u e VERNON — 7-room Split Level; sprinklered. F. J. Siipilecki. bedrooms, and bath on second Realtor, 643-2121 4 MANCHESTER — Exceptional Five new appliances. Large 3 bedrooms, IVs baths, wall-to- RENTAL OFFICE 8-room Condominium, com­ wooded lot. Newly paint^. floor, 2-car garage. Assumable so. WINDSOR wall carpeting in living room, JWe have a large variety ofj mortgage, $31,900. Philbrick pletely equipped. Call for Owner transferred. panelled recreation room, over­ tdeluxe one and two-bedroom ■' MANCHESTER - 100,000 Agency, Realtors, 6466200. 1 ilCRE P)UW FOR SHU square feet, will details; Frechette & Martin, sized 2-car garage. Beautifully ^apartments and townhouspv' S'* . “ui' divide. Reaitors, 647-9993. ^ 2 9 ,5 0 0 In prime residentiai area. landscaped. $39,800. Principals Jthroughout Manchester R pf I !• manufacturing and M.H. PALMER RAISED Ranch — 8 rooms, one Containing 40,000 sq. ft. well only, 875-2126. “ Manchester Jtal office onTn S ^ ^ l-74«-5634. Manchester full, 2 half-baths, all large treed on a level park-like set­ Realtor/MLS 643-6321 rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- ting. Priced right on today’s HEBRON — Mid 30’s. Forest J other times by appointment. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, One bedroom apartments on two floors Gertrude Hs^edom wall carpeting, large fully 9 market. Call Jon Jennings, for Park Raised Ranch, 3-4 office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9. with mezzanines overlooking the living- CONDOMMUM equipped kitchen, central vac 5. .649-0538 more information. bedrooms, formal dining room, EHTERPBSfS, MC. roomS. balconies, air-conditioning, skylight system, 2-car garage, one acre family room, carpeting, gar­ Then 240-* Nn Slate M., Ihncheiter 3 bedrooms, 21^ baths, fuily wooded lot. Philbrick Agency, I windows and cathedral ceilings. • •B&We* -- age. Many other extras. One 646-1021 I 466 MAIN Street — Building for carpeted, central air- Realtors, 646-4200. acre wooded lot. Open house te te e ^ any business; office, or com­ conditioned, paneled family »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»» Two bedroom units with full basements MANCHESTER - Delightful The BARROWS & WAIXACE Co. Saturday and Sunday, 1-4 p.m. and Now” mercial use, near Center. Call room and 4th bedroom or den. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. and washer and dryer hook-ups. Six models older 6-room Cape, high 649-2813 Realtors — M U 643-5345. Pool, tennis courts, club ceilings, and original stained Manchester Parkade - 64S-5S08 to select from. Complete kitchens with house. oak trim, 3 bedrooms, living Manchester — 6-room •MMwYtva eokoenAc CHAPLIN, Horseman’s MANCHESTER - Unusual MANCHESTER 10,000 square Colonial with two-car garage, one-bedroom Townhouse. Full dishwashers, disposals, refrigerators and room, dining room, eat-in paradise! Ten beautiful acres, A special eijition commemorating feet industrial space. FulljFully large kitchen with pantry, 7-room------Cape,wjpe, 2-car garage.garas private basement, patio and en­ sprinklered, loading docks, of- ranges. Wall-to-wall carpeting, picnic spots MERRin AGENCY kitchen with pantry, full base­ Manchester’s 150th birthday. ment, two-car garage. City dining room, 3 bedrooms, cor­ WILLINGTON — Building lot (Hose to Willimantic. Only $39,- trances. Includes heat and Lce area. Hayes Agency, 646- REALTORS 646-1180 over 8 acres single parcel. Only This model features 8 spacious rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2(4 appliances, $200 per month. with stone fireplaces and dead-bolt lock utilities, walk to schools and ner lot. $28,900. 900. Lessenger Co., Realtors, Become a Herald subscriber today ^ security. shopping. $27,000. Principals $15,500.2.3 acre comer lot, nice baths, large center entrance foyer, formal dining 6468713, 742:9718, 2263080. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- location, only $8,500. 28 acres, and receive this edition at no ad­ 4535, 646-1021. only, 643-6850. room, eat-in kitchen with built-ins, family room with MANCHESTER 4,000 plus Located three quiet minutes from 1-86 MANCHESTER - Dutch can subdivide into 7 large lots. COVENTRY (NORTH) ditional charge. square feet store-building for Blanchard & Rossetto, fireplace, covered sundeck and 2-car garage. High MANCHESTER - One- off exit 93. . Colonial, Porter Street, 4 MANCHESTER — Located in lease. Huge paved parking bedrooms, living room, dining w o L v e r td fi Realtors, 6462482. 40’s. PUNT A GMDEN AM) bedroom Ranch type apart­ one of our best residential f'U rAi ! . ^ A ; . area. Prime location In town room, kitchen, 114 baths, large All home! 00 wooded acre iltes. Some avaUable for Immediate Take a dip in the pool when ment, private entrance. with highway access. Hayes neighborhoods. Large gracious occupaocy, othera for late ipring or early faU. you're done! 7 'rooms plus first-floor family room, two-car Colonial on a large beautifully MANCHESTER Two A-zone Includes heat and appliances. Agency, 6466131. a G e n ^ lots on Ferguson Rd., city Solid brick, plaster walls, 2- $163 per month. Paul W. . Immaculate home in landscaped lot. Lots of extras. S )le location. Priced at Priced in mid 40’s. F. J. water and sewer, $9,500 each. car garage, walk-up attic, iia iiri)p £ itp r Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535,646- 474 MAIN St. — Commercial Bianchard & Rossetto, SflNTIirt HOIHES 1021. $52,900. Frechette & Martin, Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. over an acre, near shopping place ideal for office or store. CPIeasaiitX&lky) Realtors, 647-9M3. Reaitors, 6462482. ERIC S. SANTim BUILDER - DEVELOPER and priced to sell by Florida $150. 646-2426, 9-5. MANCHESTER - Ideal for bound owner. Call Ann Hunter a v a il a b l e immediately. WILLINGTON — (Commercial­ Honwf Sean By Appolntmeiit Only' Pleasant four-room apartment, ONLY the rich can afford to children, 7-room Garrison RANCH — 6 rooms, 1(4 baths,'^ at 649-5306. Sitpitiny Mrrali) PROFESSIONAL office, pay rent. Buy this 2-family, let ly zoned 7.5 acres with two heat, hot water, appliances, beautiful, spacious. Excellent 644-2545 Colonial on a short street. formal dining room, 3 B.W. nSM MIAL ItTA TI AJiAIDY MIALYT one of the wealthy pay your Fenced-in rear yard with lots of bedrooms, garage, treed lot, buiidings on property presently carpeting, air-conditioner. exposure. First floor, all being leased. Excellent shop­ -B&W.. rent. 4-41n good location. Inter- trees. Very nice home. Pricbd 87l-fl53 87S-8283 The BARROWS & WALLACE Co Circulation Phone 647-9946 Lease, security. $195. 649-3978. facilities, parking. Reasonable $33,900. Philbrick Agency, ping center site. Blanchard & 6436165. nationai Associates, Realtors, in mid 30’s. F. J. Spilecki, Reaitors, 6464200. Realtors — MU rent. 649;1680, 649-3549. 647-1300. Realtor, 643-2121. Rossetto, Realtors, 6462482. Manchester Parhade - M9-5306 PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., May 19, 1973 Obituaries State KofC Honors John Fitzpatrick Roberts Dies, John Fitzpatrick was recent­ Was Active ly honored by the State Knights In lOOF of Columbus at Its convention in New Haven. Charles S. Roberts, 78, of 16 He was selected as District Academy St., who spent many Deputy of the Year for his work years in the work of the with the councils under his Independent Order of Odd jurisdiction which included Fellows, died early this mor­ Bolton, Rockville and ning at his home. He was the Manchester, as well as for his husband of Mrs. Amelia formulation of new ideas which Richardson Roberts. was adopted on the state level. MIMED FORCES Mr. Roberts, who had held He resides at 119 Florence many posts on the local, state St., graduated from and national level in the lOOF, Manchester High School and was a past noble grand of King attended^ the University of David Lodge and affilliated Maine and the Connecticut with the EncampnjKnt and State Technical Institute. Patriarchs Militant 'Branches Serving in. the United States of the order. He was a past Army during World War II, he grand master of the State of distinquished himself and was Connecticut and past sovereign awarded the Purple Heart with grand messenger of the an Oak Leaf Cluster, the Com- Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd J ia t Infantry Badge and the John Fitzpatrick Felloes. Good Conduct Medal and man of Brotherhood-in-Action. Mr. Roberts was bom June 1, Presidential Unit Citation. Active politically in the past 1894 in Rblyoke, Mass., and had Fitzpatrick is a past, grand several campaigns, he now is a lived in Manchester for 51 knight of Campbell 0)uncil and member of the Town Building ,years. He ha. memorial contributions may be State Correction Com­ At the Watkinson House, made to the Connecticut lOOF missioner John Manson says prisoners will be able to work Eye Bank in care of the New the first group of 30 women will or go to School outside the Britain General Hospital. be sent to community facilities facility. ManSo^i explained that in Hartford and New Haven. many of these inmates have Manson says that by 1976, the been given th\t limited Mrs. Camilla H. Zagorski Niantic Prison should be empty freedom at NianticXunder an SOUTH WINDSOR-Mrs. and the approximately 150 in­ experimental prograih jointly Lyni Camilla Haraburda Zagorski, mates it would have housed will administered by the st^ e and y “Mis* 85, of 1503 Main St., died be assigned to halfway houses; Harvard University. \ Thursday at Manchester new jails or special detention The facility at the New 1/ Memorial Hospital. She was the cottages to be built at Cheshire. Haven YWCA, however will\^ widow of Joseph Zagorski Sr. Of the first group leaving be more tightly controled. Man- Mrs. Zagorski was bom in Niantic this summer, as many son said it will serve as a “com­ \ m Poland and had lived in South as 17 women, most about to munity therapeutic unit” and \ Windsor for many years. She complete their sentences, will that only those women who are was a communicant of St. Fran­ be sent to a special section of well advanced in the rehabilita­ cis of Assisi Church and a the New Haven YWCA. tion program will be allowed to member of the Polish Alliance Manson said about 12 more leave on a limited basis. of Hartford. prisoners will move to the The department projects that Survivors are 3 sons, Anthony Watkinson House In Hartford, a an average of about 50 Women Zagorski, John Zagorski and halfway facility now used hy awaiting trial are confined at Albin Zagorski, all of South Niantic at any given time. After Windsor; a daughter, Mrs. 1976 when the large prsion is Joseph Krawski of South Wind­ About Town closed, Manson said these \ sor; 18 grandchildren and 19 prisoners will be assigned to the great-grandchildren. Polish Women's Alliance new correction centers in Hart­ The funeral will be Monday at Group 246 will meet Monday at ford and New Haven that should 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. be completed by then. Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., Michalina Kurlowicz, 34 W. East Hartford, with a Mass of Center St. th Resurrection at St. Francis lOH To Hold of Assisi Church at 9. Burial The Perennial Planters will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Garden Club will have its an­ Open House East Hartford. nual meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Friends may call at the at the home of Mrs. Harold Instructors of the Han­ Michi funeral home Sunday from 2 to Lavanway, 104 Millwood Rd., dicapped (lOH) will hold its an­ “Thi 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. East Hartford. Miss Helen nual open house tomorrow from Jamroga is co-hostess. Officers 1-4 p.m. at the Manchester High will be elected ahd final plans School pool. Featuring swim­ Miig Annie K. Jennings for planting Munro Parklet will ming demonstrations by han­ be made. Members are dicapped children from the SOUTH WINDSOR-Miss An­ reminded to bring plants to Mansfield Training School and nie Katherine Jennings, 98, of exchange. the Manchester area, the day 1846 Main St. died Friday at her home. will consist of four half-hour The Great Books Discussion classes typical of the weekly Miss Jennings was born in Group will meet Wednesday at format held every Sunday after­ South Windsor and had lived 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. noon from October to May. here all her life. William Sleith,% Wyllys St. New officers for this indepen­ Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Flannery O'Connor’s dent, high school, student-run Ellsworth Sperry of South “Everything That Rises Must prograin will be inducted at this Windsor, with whom she made Converge” will be discussed. time. The public is invited to at­ her home; and several nieces New members are welcome. tend. We pay tribute to the men and women of and nephews. Graveside services will be The Employes’ Club of our armed forces. All Americans owe them Sunday at 2 p.m. at Center Manchester Memorial Hospital Benefit Dance Cemetery. will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Dance “73” will be presented The Newkirk and Whitney at the hospital cafeteria. Dr. a debt of gratitude for their devotion and Don Guinan will show slides of by the dancers of the Betty- Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Jane Turner School of Dance Ave., East Hartford, is in Alaska. Refreshments will be { Monday at 7 p.m. at sacrifice to the cause of American freedom. charge of arrangements. served. Members may bring Manchester High School. The There are no calling hours. guests. event, which will benefit the i Grace Group of Center Manchester Jimmy Fund, will Susan Congregational Church will include 40 routines including “McMI meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the ballet, tap, baton, jazz, Sponsored by the following civic minded businesses: Robbins Room of the church. acrobatis and speciality & Boys Blamed Members are reminded to numbers. A few tickets are still bring items for the silent auc­ available and may be obtained In Breaks' tion. by calling 649-0256. Robert J. Smith, Inc. B. D. Pearl & Son 963 Main St., Mianchester Two daylight breaks at the 649 Main St., Manchester same home on Lake St., one Bolton Pharmacy, Inc. Manchester State Bank early Friday and the other Route 44A, Boltoh 1041 Main St., Manchester several days ago, resulted in MANCHESTER the apprehension Friday night LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL, INC. Regal Men’s Shop, Inc. of two 14-year-olds by House & Hale Dept. Store 907 Main St., Manchester Manchester policemen. Detec­ 945 Main St., Manchester Plaza Package Store tive Lt. John Krinjak and Harrison’s Stationers Detective Orville Cleveland. ANNUAL TOWN Route 66, Hebron According to police, the 849 Main St., Manchester Nassiff Arms Co. juveniles, unidentified because 991 Main St., Manchester of their ages, allegedly stole COLLECTION Glenney’s Men’s Shop about |2,000 worth of collector’s - 789 Main ^t., Manchester E. A. Jdhnson Paint Co. coins from the unoccupied 723 Main St., Manchester home. Police report some of the Sunday, May 20th, 1973 Potterton’s, Inc. C. R. Smith Agency, Inc. coins have been recovered. 130 Center St., Manchester Krinjak says both youths are Little League baseball thanks all the 63 East Center St., Manchester charged with two counts of The Manchester Evening Herald third-degree burglary and two people of the Town of Manchester for Optical Style Bar counts of second-degree their past support. Thank You. 763 Main St. & 191 Main St., Heraid Square, Manchester larceny and have been turned Manchester over to juvenile authorities. MANCHESTER LITTLE LEAGUE \

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Willlem Conred “Cannon” TV PAGE 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD SATURDAY, MAY 19 Tonight, May 19 SATURDAY, MAY 19 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD TV PAGE 3 Furniture — Carpet — 5:00 — — 7:00 — (8-40) STRAUSS fAMILY Bedding - Appiiances Daytime TV, Monday — Friday (3) THE PREAKNES8 (3) WILDLIFE THEATRE (20-22-30) MOVIE I BLAU (8-40) WIDE WORLD OF I Furniture Stores — 6:00 — (8) LAWRENCE WELK "Love Is a Ball" (1963). I 115 MAIN STRKKT, MANCHRSTKR — 10:00 — (24) MISTER ROGERS SPORTS (20) NXC NEWS (3) SUNRISE SEMESTER (3) MOVIE — 4:00 — — 9:30 — _ 01,1 S«ylm ,„k _ OPKIN MON. thru KRI. till 9 P.M. (.Sul. till .5-30) — (18) NHL ACTION — — (8) DIALING FOR 1:00 (3) ANDY GRIFFITH (30) HEE HAW (3) BOB NEWHART 6:10 (20) FILM (40) AVENGERS (8) OAVEY a GOLIATH DOLLARS (3) JOYCE BROTHERS (8) MOVIE (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE — 10:00 — (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE (8) WHATS MY LINE (18) JOANNE CARSON (30) TENNIS (3) MISS U.S.A. BEAUTY — 7:00 — (24) SESAME STREET (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (20-22-30) SOMERSET — 7:30 — PAGEANT ...... HmimmiwiilllllWllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllimilllllllllllllllllimil (3) NEWS (40) LEAVE IT TO (22) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) SESAME STREET (3) GEORGE KIRBY (8-40) ASSIGNMENT: (6) CARTOONS b e a v e r (30) NOT FOR WOMEN (40) LOVE, AMERICAN — 5:30 — (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC VIENNA (20-22-30) TODAY SHOW ONLY STYLE (24) BEHIND THE LINES (20) FILM — 10:30 — (40) ALL MY CHILDREN (18) WESTERNERS (20-22-30) BAFFLE — 6:00 — (22) BASEBALL — 4:30 — (24) CONVERSATION WITH — 8:00 — (40) DICK VAN DYKE (3) NEWS Rod Sox V8. orioles at Baltimore. SOL HUROK (3) CAPT. KANGAROO — 1:30 — (3) MERY GIFFIN — — (18) MOVIE — — experience 11:00 (18) NEW ZOO REVUE 8:00 — 10:30 — (40) JACK LaLANNE (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS "The Black Knight'(1954). 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