PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 21,1975 Milk Substitute Being Tested

A Bolton mother has con­ of the product containing that Mrs. Pinto said she had been tacted the Connecticut Con­ code number. He was being in contact with Frederick A. sumer Protection Department taken to the Haynes Laboratory Siino, who is heading the Rhode Island investigation, and is Jianrijpatpr lEupntnn IbralJi and the federal Food and Drug in Manchester this morning for a blood test as a precautionary hopeful of getting a report from Sbopi>ShopS Administration asking for a test measure. him as well as from the state on a milk free soy isolate baby MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1975 - VOL. X a V , No. 198 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t h ir t y -t w o pa g es — t w o sectio n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS formula distributed under the Consumer Protection Depart­ A spokesman for the Connec- brand name of Neo-mull-soy. ment soon. Sunshine ticut^Consumer Protection Nabisco Mrs. Andrew Pinto of 23 The Syntex Corp. reports that Fig Newtons Twin Pk. Chocolate Nuggets Department said this morning School Rod said her mother, some 12,000 cans of the formula that it had picked up samples bearing the same code number Mrs. Anita Crough of Putnam, 16 oz pkg 14 oz pkg from Mrs. Pinto’s product for being tested has been dis­ 79c read a UPI story stating that testing and it had been sent to the Rhode Island Board of tributed in the East. Upon 8 9 ^ their laboratory. A report on Health had stopped the sale of hearing of the FDA testing, the the finding will be issued. IS ozjar 69c ‘Absolutely Candidate,’ the product with the code company reportedly opened Flavored Bread Crumbs number D295E because it was Neo-mull-soy, which Mrs. samples at its headquarters and Grated Farm. & Ram. Cheese 4oz|ar79c Colonna Grated Farm. & Ram.Cheese 8 ozjar$129 found to contain small lead Pinto purchased at Bolton found no lead particles. globules. Pharmacy, was marked in 1967 The corporation has, at pre­ Mrs. Pinto says her SVa-year- by Syntex Corp. of Palo Alto, sent, no plans for recalling the River Rice lib. pkg. old son has consumed nine cans Calif. product. Victor Small Cleaned Shrimp 6 % oz. can VoS HairdressingTube ISoz.tube President Ford Declares Get Set Lotion—Hard-to-Hold Soz.btl. Colgate Toothpaste—Family Size 7 oz.tube WASHINGTON (UPI) - President tion from the conservative wing of his par­ chances in a session with 10 Republican would obtain the nomination and win” the Del Monte Tomato Sauce Soz.can Ford, riding the political crest of the ty. senators who are seeking reelection. election, Lawson added. Shrine Band To Portray Degree Del Monte Cut Green Beans 8 oz. can Mayaguez incident, says he will formally Ford and Senate Republican Leader Later in the afternoon. Ford assembled Some of the delegation indicated Ford Dei Monte Mixed Vegetables 8'/4 0Z.can announce his candidacy for the presidency a group of State and Republican county Dei Monte Fruit Cowtail sy4 0Z.can Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania are talking up had held off formal candidacy because of Del Monte Sliced YC Reaches 8V4 0z.can within a month and he expects to win the Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn., to head chairmen and committee members. Right the technicalities of the campaign spen­ Sphinx Temple Shrine Band Hal Turkington of Friendship leading roles in the second sec­ Del Monte Cut Green Beans 16oz.can election. the Democratic ticket. Scott said off the bat he volunteered the information ding reform law. Nancy Apgar, chairman Del Monte French Style Green Beans 16oz.can will visit Friendship Lodge of Lodge, senior steward; Ted tion are Clyde Weiss of Orient, Ford has been putting his ducks in a row Humphrey is the “one good candidate” the that he is “absolutely a candidate.” of the Oklahoma City-Oklahoma County His Memories of 50 Years Del Monte Whole Beets 16 oz. jar with Republican party national, state and Masons Thursday night to por­ Nielson of Hiram Lodge in Bob FlaveU of Orient, and Art Del Monte Cut Whole Carrots 16oz.jar Democrats have. He said the others are The word was relayed to reporters by organization, said the move was county leaders in hopes of gaining broad “politically smart.” Bob Connor, left, shows to Hal Turkington, assistant rabban of Sphinx Temple Shriners, tray the Master Mason degree. Bloomfield, marshal; and Bosse of Uriel. Del Monte Sliced Carrots 16 oz. lar "with a few exceptions, a parade of William V. Lawson, chairman of the Lodge will open at 7:30. Austin Avery of Victory Lodge Del Monte Cream Corn 17 oz. can support when he seeks the GOP nomina­ pygmies.” Former President Richard M. his memories of the dedication parade and ceremonies at the Shriners Hospital for The working tools will be Memphis-Shelby County group, and She said she agreed with her party Bandsmen will be in full un­ in Watertown, Mass., chaplain. presented by August, the lec­ Del Monte Feas 17oz.can tion. Nixon defeated Humphrey in the 1968 elec­ Del Monte Zucchini Squash 16oz.can others. colleagues that the Mayaguez incident Crippled Children at Springfield, Mass, that took place 50 years ago. (Herald photo by Also taking part will be Ken Several key Republicans said that tion. iform, and will entertain after ture by August and Bossie, the Del Monte Sliced YC Reaches 16oz.can “certainly strengthened” Ford’s position Barlow) Barrett of Manchester Lodge, Ford’s handling of the rescue of the The President gave a dinner at the “He indicated that probably within a degree work. obligation % Bossie, and the Del Monte Halves Elberta Reaches 6Vt oz. can in Oklahoma City, but she said “ in junior steward; Charles Holley Del Monte Sliced Elberta Reaches 16 oz.can American merchant ship Mayaguez and White House Tuesday evening for Senate month he would make his formal an­ Several past masters of charge by Segee. Oklahoma there is really quite a lodges throughout the state will of St. John’s Lodge of There will be refreshments Del Monte Sliced Bartlett Pears 16 oz.can its 40-member crew had boosted his stock and House Republican leaders. On nouncement,” said Lawson. Del Monte Rineapple Juice 46 oz.can as a strong leader and cut into the opposi­ groundswell for Ronald Reagan.” take part. Bloomington, N.C., secretary; after the meeting. Del Monte Rineapple/ Grapefruit Juice Drink 46 oz. can Wednesday morning, he assessed party “He seemed quite confident that he He’ll Take Sentimental Journey The stations of worshipful Bob Nelson of Eastern Star The Shrine Band will return Dei Monte Kadota Figs 17 oz.jar master and senior warden will Lodge in Willimantic, to Manchester for a Sunday Del Monte Deluxe Rurple Rlums 17 oz. jar be shared, with Harold August, treasurer; Ellis Wilder of afternoon concert in Center French’s Brown Gravy Making 3/4 oz. pkg. French’s Sloppy Joe Mix '/joz.pkg. At Shrine Hospital Redidication past master of Doric Lodge in Hospitality Lodge in Park on June 8. French’s Chili-o Mix I’^oz.pkg. Thompsonvilte, presiding over Wethersfield, organist; and It will be a part of the tenth French's Mushroom Gravy Making V* oz. pkg. Lebanese Factions Violate Cease Fire the first section. Ken Segee, Frank Maloney of Wyllys anniversary celebration of Duncan Hines Layer Cake Mixes 185 pkg. Members of the ill-fated peace com­ Phalangist militiamen at the By BETTY RYDER past master of Trinity/Mt. Lodge, soloist> Friendship Lodge. Duncan Hines Angel Food Cake Mix 135 oz. pkg. By United Press International Christian political party which has its own All 15 units of Sphinx Temple will par­ Liv A Snaps Dog Food 6oz.pkg mittee reported the Palestinians in the Tal government’s request. Robert E. Connor of 24 Lucian St. will Olive Lodge of Deep River- Music will also be furnished The lodge begins its celebra­ A cease-fire between warring Palesti­ armed forces. take a sentimental journey over streets in ticipate, and Manchester has representa­ Ken-L-Ration Cheese Flavor Burger ' 36 oz. pkg. nian guerrillas and Lebanese nationalists Zaater refugee camp were firing rockets The PLO declared Wednesday it would Newsmen at the scene reported Essex, will preside for the se­ by a brass quartet composed of tion in June with an anniver­ Ken-L-Ratlon Cheese Flavor Burger 7 2 oz. pkg. tion in most of them — the Band, into Ashrafiyeh and were taking fire from Springfield, Mass. Sunday when Shriners cond section. John Fellows (Orient, East sary program June 5. Other MSMRIain 8oz.pkg. collapsed today and renewed fighting not be driven out of Lebanon as it was out sporadic rifle and.machinegun fire swept Chanters, Shieks, Arab Patrol, Circus the same area which adjoins Dikwaneh. rededicate their hospital for crippled Other past masters and their Hartford), and Ed Pryor June events will be a golf tour­ M&MReanut Soz.pkg. spread in the outer suburbs of Beirut. The of Jordan and that it would risk the the deserted streets as troops from each Associates, Temple Guard, Motor Patrol, M&MRIain IZoz.pkg. President Suleiman Franjieh met with children. posts are; (Hospitality, Wethersfield) on nament, Grand Master’s Day, nation has only a caretaker government destruction of Lebanon rather than leave side ran to their battle stations. Cycle Unit, Directors, Potentate’s Aides, M&MReanut IZoz.pkg. the Lebanese army commander, Gen. He’ll ride in that parade as a Sphinx Ronnie Bossie of Uriel Lodge trumpets, Roger Driggs St. John’s Sunday, and a and appeared near anarchy. the country. The fighting followed a morning of Drum Corps, Medical Directors, Past M&MRIain lib . pkg. Iskandar Ghanem and outgoing Defense “The situation is very messy,” Skaf told Temple Shriner and member of Omar in Merrow, junior warden; (Orient, East Hartford) on weekend campout at Natchaug M&MReanut 1 lb. pkg. At. least 17 persons have died and 100 relative calm. The cease-fire, which took Master’s Club, and DeMolay Committee. Shrine Club. Wolcott S. Bissell of Wyllys baritone, and John Hinman Valley Campground in Chaplin, Rillsbury Buttermilk Biscuit 8 oz. pkg. others were wounded in three days of Minister Joseph Skaf to discuss ways of newsmen after the 30-minute meeting. effect at midnight Wednesday, broke down The "Temple of Babies’ Smiles” to all Ballard Ovenready Biscuits 8oz.pkg. briefly overnight but appear^ to take hold Fifty years ago — on May 16,1925 — he Lodge in West Hartford, senior (Village, Collinsville) on trom­ where a Masonic degree will be fighting that has brought protest general ending the fighting. He said the fighting in Dikwaneh helpless, needy children of every race, The main clashes were between the again before dawn. was one of three patients at the hospital deacon; Gib Mather of Trinity- bone. conferred. strikes that have almost paralyzed the na­ resumed when Palestinian guerrillas oc­ color and creed. who rode a float during the dedication Mt. Olive Lodge, junior deacon; Three past masters taking tion. Palestine Liberation Organization and the cupied a building on the suburb’s The army has so far made no move to in­ parade. Beginning at 1:30 p.m. there will be a A combined delegation of parliamentary Phalangists, a rightist and predominantly perimeter after it had been evacuated by tervene in the fighting. “I was five years old,” Connor said parade of colorful uniformed Shrine bands deputies, political and relgious leaders Tuesday. He then lived in Fairhaven, and Shrine marching units in full regalia. attem pt^ to reach the main battleground Mass, with his family. Shrine Temples will form on Carew St. of Dikwaneh, stronghold of the right-wing When the hospital was dedicated 50 about two miles east of the hospital, win­ Phalangist Party, but. was driven back by Housing Authority Prefers First Plan years ago, some 10,000 Shriners from ding up just west of the hospital. gunfire. temples throughout the East participated Rededication ceremonies, under the V direction of Carl B. Martin, chairman of \ J> By DOUG BEVINS state wanted,” Cimino said. “What we MHA agreed to call a special meeting in the ceremonies. tried to avoid is exactly what happened.” the hospital’s board of directors, will take The Manchester Housing Authority when financial details are worked out. There won’t be that many next Sunday, Cimino said the Department of Com­ place upon conclusion of the parade, (MHA) decided Wednesday night it MHA members agreed Wednesday night but some 5,000 Shriners from the 13 munity Affairs, which is administrator of followed by an Open House at the hospital prefers the original elderly housing plans that they’d rather use the original design temples that now make up the Northeast the $^ ,000 state grant for the MHA’s 40 until 5 p.m. prepared by architect Dominic Cimino, for the Spencer St. project instead of an Shrine Association will be there. In addi­ units of elderly housing, objected to the A banquet at Springfield’s Civic Center The Weather even though the first version of those plans “ old hat” alternative suggested by tion, representatives from five Shrine second-floor layout of housing units and Temples in Northern New York State will with music provided by the Sphinx Temple aren’t acceptable to the state Department Cimino. Partly sunny this afternoon, warm and the inclusion of a temporary community The alternative featured a traditional attend. Dance Band will conclude this one-day of Community Affairs. humid with highs in upper 70s and low 80s. room in the same building as housing un­ design in a quadrangle of buildings and Connor may be the only one of the three event. The plans, approved by the MHA last Last year the Shriners’ 22 hospitals Cloudy tonight with lows in upper 50s. month, were rejected by state agency its. would use one-ancKa-half times as much patients in that dedication who will attend Cimino said he could alter the original treated 7,653 burned and crippled children Twenty per cent chance of showers. Party even though Cimino and his associates had land. It would calP for “protected com­ Sunday. plans to meet state requirements, but the under age 15 from disadvantaged homes. cloudy Friday with highs in upper 80s and discussed the proposal with agency of­ bustible” construction instead of the non­ But 12 of the original hospital patients alterations would probably put the project Race and religion are not obstacles to ad­ lower 90s. Sixty per cent chance of ficials. combustible buildings first proposed. are coming back for the rededication, two beyond the MHA’s budget. He wasn’t sure Final costs estimates on the revised mission, and there is absolutely no charge showers. “We thougli we understood what the from as far away as California and of exact cost estimates, though, and the plans are expected next week. for hospital care or transportation. Florida. Site for the project is the six-acre tract Much of the money raised by the annual Connor will find a lot of familiar faces, at the rear of 171 Spencer St., which the Shrine football games and circuses goes too; the Omar Shrine Club color guard and MHA is buying from Edward Rorin of into the Shrine hospital facilities with marching unit will be behind the Sphinx Hartford for $150,000. more than $75 million invested in hospitals Little Girls Dresses Just Won'’t Sell Bag Pipe Band, and more than 50 per cent In other business Wednesday night, the and another $10 million already allocated of that band is made up of Manchester MHA learned that the first six months of Shriners. for projected new hospital construction. save up to “The dress manufacturer doing nothing a relaxing of barriers right along the If you search real hard in Abe Feld­ its current fiscal year have resulted in a line,” Davis said. man’s little girls shop you might find a over the last four or five years but make slight deficit. The first half ended March on dress. In fact he’s got about a dozen total dresses would definitely have suffered,” He said his company has begun using 31 with the authority about $5,500 in the Man’s Civic Conduct Earns Suspension — and they’re all on the clearance rack. he said. such material as denim in children's red. “The little girls don’t wear them simply dresses to try to pull in the casual trade. 5 K every Lewin said most of the companies have MHA Executive Director Leon Enderlin bank, a minister and others. because their mothers don’t wear them,” HARTFORD (UPI) - A 30- testified he can remodel Another Hot Day subsidiaries that turn out the sportswear Both manufacturers, however, said the also reported that there are 185 persons on The barber, John Seven X said Feldman, owner of the Wizard of Oz year-old North End resident decayed buildings in the run­ that girls flock to. trend seems to be moving back to the the waiting list for elderly housing, as of sentenced to four years in down section the way no one Chaney, said Jemison has been ^ sq.yd. store in East Orange, N.J. April 30. frills. prison for selling cocaine spent else can. so busy helping rebuild parts of Last year the demand for little girls “The day used to be when schools would Kevin Duffy of Wethersfield suns himself on the fish ladder at Charter Oak Lewin said 75 per cent of the Macy’s only 15 days behind bars the North End he has not had dresses was so poor he marked them down not allow girls to wear slacks to school,” Park. It was hot there, but presumably not so hot as it was on W, Middle floor in New York featured dresses for lit­ because of his exemplary con­ Jemison received strong time to deal in drugs since his from $25 to $4.99. he said. “They relaxed a little, let them Tpke. where a bank thermometer registered an even 100 degrees, at least tle girls — a trend he said would begin tributions to his neighborhood. recommendations from a arrest in 1972. Here’s your chance to save a bundle of money “The mothers will drag them over to it wear slacks, then dressy jeans. Now during the period between 5:17 and 5:20 p.m. when the picture was taken. developing nationwide within six months\^ former city councilman, a Judge Clarie ordered (dress rack), they will try it on, but the schools let them wear pants — period.” (Herald photos by Pinto and Dunn) Inside Today Willie Jemison J r .’s sentence barber once convicted on a drug Jemison to live for 16 months at on an excellent selection of broadloom carpetings. girls don’t want it.’’ And he said the little girls keep a close Davis said since Christmas, through was suspended Tuesday by the Connecticut Halfway House His shop is filled with girls jeans, jump charge, an assistant to the city eye on fashion trends — and even the little summer fashions, more and more girls Area Profile ...... Page 6,7 Judge ’T. Em m et C larie manager, a beauty products in Hartford and to report In order to reduce our large inventory of balance rolls suits, pantsuits and slacks. ones can’t be fooled. are wearing dresses and getting away regularly to a probation officer But not dresses. Old Codger ...... Page 3 because, friends, businessmen salesman, a bank president, a Sheriff Decides IVs No Sale “Today, the child, because of TV, is from pants. and community leaders branch manager of another for five years. and mill-ends we are cutting prices for immediate salesi “We sell them twice a year, for Christ­ Dear Abby...... Page 10 exposed to fashion at a much younger age. But for Abe Feldman its jeans and pants mas and Easter,” he said. The few dresses Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 11 They’re more aware of fashion and more If you need carpet, see WATKINS right away for truly SNOHOMISH, Wash. (UPI) - A rum­ The clothing had been stolen from a hanging limply on the clearance rack were as usual. Business N ew s...... Page 15 independent. If they don’t like it they are mage sale was shut down by sheriff’s state reformatory honor farm near here. left over from Easter. And the pantsuit-wearing women con­ Lutz Museum elections...... Page 9 just not going to wear it.” outstanding values on beautiful broadloomsl deputies because the items belonged As a result, two honor farm inmates David Lewin, national sales director for tinue offering their little girls the frilly TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE Larry Davis, vice president in charge of Merchants form association___Page 14 behind bars. were returned to the reformatory, a guard Kate Greenaway Industries, Inc., one of dresses because “they’d like girls sales for Seibel and Stern, another long­ Tech nine bows ...... Page 25 Reg. SALE Sheriff’s deputies said they found 421 was suspended and a 28-year-old woman feminine again.” STOCK § DESCRIPTION the country’s oldest manufacturer’s of time dress manufacturer, agreed that Ballard im presses...... Page 25 $9.95 $6.95 pairs of men’s multicoloreihundershbrts, was taken into custody. girls dresses, said the trend away from 2050 Golden Orange Dense Acrylic Plush times have changed. And what about the mothers? Indian trackmen prevail...... Page 25 6.95 262 pairs of dungarees, 10 blue denim The woman had been running the rum­ dresses in the past few years has been 2113 Heavy Level Loop Candy Stripe with Rubber Back 8.95 “'There’s a casual attitude toward dress. “They’ve been liberated,” he said. East golfers win p a ir...... Page 26 COOK OUT SALE 9.95 7.95 shirts, three pairs of work boots and 100 mage sale. almost staggering. TOMORROW, THURSOAY, MAY 22, OETWEEN 11 A.M. - 3 P.M. 2031 FIrethorn Two-Tone Textured Nylon bars of soap. 1789 Avocado Mist Very Heavy Nylon Plush 13.95 7.95 COME IN ANO JOIN US FOR AN OLD-FASHIONEO PICNIC 1686 Paprika Tip Shear Polyester 10.95 7.95 2034 Forest Green Tip Shear Polyester 10.95 7.95 5C HOT DOGS 5C HOT DOGS 2133 Brass Gold 15’ width Tip Shear 10.95 7.95 1983 Bittersweet 15’ width Tip Shear 10.95 7.95 Teacher at MHS Given Award 2134 Olive Green Tip Shear Polyester 10.95 7.95 ENJOY YOUR HOT DOGS COOKED ON A 2079 Autumn Gold Tip Shear Polyester 10.95 7.95 2177 Tiger Lily Sculptured Nylon Shag 11.95 8.95 For Outstanding Biology Work 2176 Claret Red Sculptured Nylon Shag 11.95 6.95 ROPER GAS GRILL 2062 Shadow Gold Dense Nylon Splush 10.95 8.95 2064 Celedon Green Dense Nylon Splush 10.95 8.95 A ROPER REPRESENTATIVE Mrs. Florence Levine, a biology teacher Her students have investigated en­ and her M.S. degree from Trinity College. 2114 Irish Dancer Green Heavy Splush 11.95 8.95 at Manchester High School, has been vironmental problems relating to pollu­ She has done extensive graduate work at WILL BE ON HAND TO selected by the National Association of tion, wild life conservation and land the University of Connecticut, Yale DEMONSTRATE THE PLUS! HAITIAN RUSH and ABACA HEMP SQUARES - Ideal for porch Biology Teacher as this year’s winner of management, consulting with personnel of University, Brooklyn College and the ROPER GAS GRILLS their Outstanding Biology Teacher of Connecticut’s Department of En­ Hebrew University in New York City. and cottage! also - IRISH SISAL RUGS in an assortment of vironmental Protection. Connecticut Award. She was the recipient of two National They have investigated a pond ALL ROPER GAS The award was presented to her Science Foundation Stipend Awards, one sizes and colors. ecosystem at Oak Grove Nature Center in Wednesday in the office of Connecticut at Brooklyn College in molecular biology, Manchester and a marine ecosystem in GRILLS SALE PRICED State Education Commissioner Mark' and one at Yale University in ecology. 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER / 643-5171 OPEN: TUE. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9 / SAT. TIL 5:30 Shedd in the presence of Commissioner the estuary off Avery Point in Groton. IN TIME FOR CLOSED MON. Shedd, John Gunther, acting award chair­ A day each year is spent at Yale Medical During the spring of 1971, Mrs. Levine ’ CONVENIENT man for Connecticut, George Emmerling, School where Dr. Handschumacher, direc­ was granted a sabbatical leave which she MEMORIAL DAY! CHARGE PLANS principal of Manchester High School, and tor of biological sciences, and other spent in Israel studying secondary educa­ K" AVAILABLE Laurence Perry, chairman of the science prominent scientists discuss their respec­ tion there and the ecology of the country. Every Roper Qae Qrlll has a ruet-proof department of MHS. tive research problems with the visiting During the summer of 1974, Mrs. Levine aluminum cover and )>ody. Parma Mrs. Levine has been teaching biology students from MHS and demonstrate did voluntary professional work at the Briquettes eliminate the need for char- m, at MHS since 1961. She introduced and modern instrumentation in their Hebrew University where she helped coal...No hard starts...No special fluids. M si 4.Y> developed the University of Connecticut’s laboratories. develop an audio-tutorial program in ; cooperative program for high school As an extra curricular activity, Mrs. biology for prospective teachers of 5c HOT DOGS '4 * : students who are gifted in biology at MHS Levine teachers students greenhouse elementary and junior high school. 5c HOT DOGS management and horticulture and twice THURSDAY, MAY 22 ; through her teaching two UConn credited This summer she plans to continue THURSDAY, MAY 22 yearly directs a plant sale with plants 1 colirse — Advanced Biology and Ecology working on a voluntary basis at the grown by the students. Mrs. Florence Levine, a biology teacher at Manchester place in Dr. Shedd’s office in Hartford on Wednesday. I and Man. Hebrew University in her field. MANCHESTER High School, reads the contents of the "Outstanding High Mrs. Levine was cited not only for outstanding teaching, FREE DELIVERY In these courses, she encouraged The proceeds of these sales have been Mrs. Levine is married to Dr. M. i students to pursue independent research used to purchase audio-visual equipment School Biology Teacher Award” presented to her by John but for her innovative outside classroom fieldwork. In ad­ FREE SERVICE Herschel Levine who is an English dition to a Certificate of Honor, Mrs. Levine received a I of problems that interest them. This in- and materials for the science department professor at Eastern Connecticut State T. Gunther J r . of Woodrow Wilson High School, at school. direct personal gift of a microscope from The American RUDGET i dependent work has involved student- College. They have three daughters and Middletown, member of the committee of the National Mrs. Levine received her B.A. degree vrnpike ; designed research in the laboratory as two grandsons. They live in West Hart­ Association of Biology Teachers. Dr. Mark R. Shedd, Optical Company, Buffalo, N.Y., in recognition of this well as sources outside school. from Brooklyn College, Brooklyn. N.Y;, TELEVISION S APPLIANCES up to 36 MOS. ford. commissioner of education, looks on. The event took award. (Herald photo by Dunn)

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He settled then in Cam- Cooper were selected to replace Parsonage Committee DALLAS 7:15-9:15 vate detective services placed in tion Agency clearance for use in News...... 3-22-40 Get Christie Love! ...... 8-40 bridge where he spent the rest the old Harvard College He dealt in many land ADM. 12 - EVES 7:1S-S:18 the Fort Worth Star-Telegram: building with a new one. It took purchases and sales and moved SAT. MAT. 2 PM Burnside 1 — “Towering peanuts,” Merkle said. Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 The Avengers...... 9 of his life. . SUN AND MON. CONT 1:18 PM^ LOWEST TIMKIATUtES “Suspicions verified, 24-hour ser­ Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 He must have brought some until 1684 to complete. Cooper to Billerica “to develop 225 CHARLES BRONSON Inferno,” 8:00 Truth or Consequences...... 8 :S0 NEW ORLEANS \ iMUMI vice.” Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 Firing Line ...... 24 means because he purchased a could not or would not take a acres of wilderness into a PHONE 649-9333 «BREIliffiinw F ilm ...... 20 Decision Makers ...... 57 homestead and other lands and fair share of the lohd so William farm” where he built a salt-box M u ffler PLUS FROM THE BEST SELLER 1 0-30 went into business as a carried it out almost alone. For house which is still in good con­ Center 50^ »IICE ND — W - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ... Aviation W eather...... 24 R egal ‘THE ODESSA FILE" To Tell the T ruth...... 30 New Directions ...... 18 merchant. He owned a bis time and much trouble over dition, visited by O.C. in 1970. Black Perspective...... 57 warehouse and boathouse on a a dozen years be had trouble He held many of the town’s, II f o/ftr runvrnirnrr ntnng uilh a lUfirrior product. |tAIN I^^SN O W Open D oor...... 5 Meet the M ayors...... 9 .j .QQ canal where boats could dock to collecting about 3500. highest offices. He died Feb. 22, Corner of Broad News 3-8-18-22-30-40 unload. He had a warehouse on When the Billerica Common 1710 at Billerica, Mass. and C en ter Street Mon.-Frl ...s a.m. - e p.m. 6 0 7 :30 Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... B a.m. • 5 p.m. ./'JSMOWEtS ^ Flow iurg’s Slaumi The Best of Groucho...... 5 the corner of Water St. (now lands were divided among the Wild World of Animals...... 3 citizens of Cambridge in 1644, Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 Dunston) and Marsh Lane (now His son (a second Samuel) U n WEATHIE FOTOCA5T ^ Featuring William was alloted 60 acres. In Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-22 I Love Lucy ...... 20 Sout St.). was the first of the family line to other public lands alloted to Mets vs. B raves...... 9 Captioned N ew s...... 57 His fellow citizens must have live in Connecticut. More of Cambridge citizens William Porter W agoner...... 18 had much confidence in him for him later. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. During Thursday night, rain or scattered showers 11:30 received 30 acres in 1662, 20 tC IN E 2 Human Dimension...... 20 he held many offices of trust, Movies ...... 3-5 acres in 1663, 25 acres in 1664, will cover the Pacific Northwest, the upper Plains and upper Mississippi valley. Black Perspective...... 24 sometimes more than one at a PROVOCATIVE! Wide World Special...... 840 some in 1665, and others. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is in prospect. Minimum temperatures include: (ap­ Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Highway Surveyor and The Untouchables ...... 9 William married Dorothy WARREN *) Die I “TOWERING prox. max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 64 (85), Boston 60 (67), Chicago 61 (85), Dallas Nanny and the Professor .. .40 cask sizer” or guager in 1651. Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 (date not known) and had three 67 (86), Dallas 67 (86), Denver 42 ( 68), Duluth 47 (68), Houston 71 (86), Jacksonville 68 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 C onstable 1652-66-68-75-79, BOLAND S NURSERY "SHAMPOO',., INFERNO ’ p g JOEY SANDS 12:30 daughters and one son, Samuel (92), Kansas City 69 ( 83), Los Angeles 54 (67), Miami 75 (87), New Orleans 68 (88), New Selectman 1652-66-70-72-75-81- 315 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Opposite the Poet Office 649-1018 8:00 M ovie...... 9 83. Grand Juror of Court of (third generation in America). Mon. thni Fit 7:30-9-50 i n r T 7:10-10:15 York 63 (82), Phoenix 53 (85), San Francisco 45 (64), Seattle 46 ( 62), St. Louis 63 (88), FM., MAY 23 SAT., MAY 24 Comedy Special ...... 3 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. THURS. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. Paul Winfield stars as 1:00 Sessions, 1686-88. Jury of Grand While living, William dis­ S i l l Mm . 1:38-7:30-1:31 SiL 1:30-7:10-10:15 Washington 66 ( 84). Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Closed Sundays ★ We Honor Sr. Citizen’s Gold Cards! LSin. 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-0:30 San. 1:30-5:004:30^ baseball great Roy Cam- Rock Concert ...... 8 inquest of County Courts 1675. tributed 308 pounds 3 shillings, 7 ROUTE 32, SO. WILLINOTON • 4 2 ^ 0 4 9 f 20 Mnutes from Manchester The Night Stalker ...... 8-40 pence apwng his children. He panella, whose career came Midnight Special ...... 20-22-30 Committee elected to have V.SV.NV Pastor’s Perspective...... 18 left no will but an estate of 163 ! ★ NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GRASS SEED...... 40% OFF!! BARCABiM*TINEES Sal-Sim l:30--99* to a sudden halt after an 1:45 bridge built across Charles Sanford and Son...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 5 River 1660. Appointed to many pounds, 2 shillings, 9 pence. auto accident, in “It’s Good k Vegetable & Flower Plants.,99‘ per tray ’5.25 per flat Week in Review...... 24-57 2;oo committees to settle boundry William and Dorothy are To Be Alive,” a CBS-TV 8:30 Victory at Sea ...... 3 disputes, to execute wills, and buried in the old cemetery by ★ House Plants, 2" pets ...... starting at 79‘ Land Scrip We ll Get B y...... 3 movie Thursday at 9 p.m. be trustee for estates. Harvard Square. Their :$HC)WCASt C IN tM A / 1234 Given In 1776 When the church minister headstones were in good condi­ ! ★ Beautiful Hanging Fushia, Begonias, & Petunias tion in 1905 and show that he 1-84 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. died William was delegated to Hessians Offered Land go to England to induce another died March 4, 1690 aged 78 (full 10” pots)...... starting at $9.95| EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 years and she July 26, 1692 age • FREE LIGHTED RARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE. Washin^on — The practice to come to take over. Town Record of Aug. 9, 1671 states 80 years. JUST ARRIVED FOR THE VIOLET FANCIERI . • » a a a a a a a a a a a • a a a a a a% a a%Va*aV of issuing land scrip started that sixty pounds in silver was ' That son Samuel was born in MINIATURE VIOUTS, MINIATURE GLOXINIAS, EPSICIAS, during the Revolutionary War. Mary Cheney Library Adds New Books TRAILING VIOLETS AND STANDARD VARIETIES... 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> : Rev. Sathmary Guest Manrlipstpr tupuhiq Hpralb Jay^cees Receive ABOUT TOWN DON OAKLEY Sev4ral Awards For Memorial Sunday ------w — The Rev. Julius Sathmary of Denominationally, the guest OPINION Students in Manchester Day morning. The flowers will organizations auxiliaries. Denver, Pa. will be the speaker belongs to the Lutheran Has Patriotism elementary schools are a sk ^ be picked up at the schools by featured speaker at Church of America. In addition The Manchester Jaycees Second place awards were to bring wild or garden flowers town' trucks and delivered to Senior High Youth Forum of Manchester’s annual Memorial to being a pastor, he has served Gone Out of Style? were recognized for outstan­ received for over-all 'project or potted plants to school the Army and Navy Club North United Methodist Church Sunday service at 7 p.m. at the the church and his country ding achievement in many excellence in the areas of com­ Friday to be placed around the where they will be arranged by will m eet/onight at 7 at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 during the Hungarian uprising A Bad Deal social system, for the birth and develop­ program,-areas during the past munity action programming Civil War monument Memorial members of the local veterans church. If designating May 1 as “Loyalty Day,” Main St. and revolution in Salzburg and ment of socialism to replace the old, ob­ year at the Connecticut Jaycees and the members’ individual as Congress did some years ago, was Vienna, becoming a member solescent bourgeois society is an in­ Convention last weekend in development programming. The Rev. Mr. Sathmary is The heads of some of the state’s Another reason we are opposed to posed to be this country’s answer to the pastor of St. John’s Lutheran evitable and inexorable process. There is Hartford. The chapter also receiv^ the of the United Nations High the plan is that once the state employe Communists’ traditional May Day Blue Chip Award for ac­ Church of Denver. He was Commission in Geneva, employe unions have come up with celebrations, the reply has been less than no halting it. It is a law of history...” At the Installation Banquet Saturday evening, the chapter complishment in the area of awarded the George Switzerland, for the resettling what they call a solution to the gets by a year or so without con­ deafening. In recent years, in the interests of chapter management. One of Washington Freedom Foun&- of refugees in New Jersey and For example, a crowd counted in the detente, the Russians have toned down was presented the Henry problem of the state not having tributing to the retirement fund, the only ten chapters in the state to tion Medal from Valley Forge New York City. Gifts for Father. hundreds — &e low hundreds — turned out some of their anniversary rhetoric. They Geissenbier Memorial Award receive the award, this is the for his sermon “America, Wake The service, which is open to enough money to pay increments to temptation will be to make it perma­ for this year’s Loyalty Day parade in no longer claim that the Soviet Union as the most outstanding chapter second consecutive year that Up,” judged the best patriotic the public, will include special Cleveland. True, it was held on Sunday defeated both Germany and Japan virtual­ in the state for communities 14k diamond stick pins from $70 to $225 state workers. nent and the taxpayer will assume the the Manchester Jaycees have sermon of 1970. He has had music, with veterans and other (why disrupt weekday traffic just for a ly singlehandedly. Their confidence in the with, a population of 30,000 to whole retirement burden. been a recipient. many requests 'on occasions organizations participating in Sterling zodiac bracelet, $32.50 They propose that $8 million be parade?) and nobody in his right mind ultimate triumph of socialism, however, 50,000.''hie award is given for Individual awards presented such as Memorial Day to th e processional and taken from the employe retirement It is a fallacy to think the plan y comes downtown when he doesn’t have to. remains undiminished. over-all excellence in the areas to members of the chapter were preach this sermon or another recessional. The full one-hour Yet it’s a sign of something. In contrast, in this country, one hears of community action program­ 14-karat lion's head ring, $235 pension fund and replaced when the avoids a tax. It merely postpones it. If recognition as one of the 12 entitled “I Am the American service will be broadcast over Even less observed this year was the little but denigration of the present and ming, individual development finalists in the state in the Flag.” WINF. state is more flush financially. the legislators and administration 30th anniversary of the end of the Euro­ despair about the future of a nation whose programming, and chapter William C. Brownfield Award pean phase of World War II. If there were citizens enjoy freedoms, not to mention management programming. We don’t have any real details but accept it, they are surrendering to program for outstanding per­ any major observances, we weren’t aware material blessings, the ordinary Russian Henry Geissenbier was the political pressure at the expense of founder of the Jaycee move­ sonal accomplishments for the we don’t like it. ^ Jiem. Much more note of this anniver- can only dream of. chapter as a first-year Jaycee If next fiscal year isn’t any better the taxpayers. /reary was taken in Europe, which of course Or, just as bad, a state governor and ment in 1915. Rev, Julius Sathmary has more reason for remembering that potential president opines that we fou^t Award for individual to Randal) Dumas and the John SILK CITY PACKAGE STORE revenue wise than this year, will the We have stated before our convic­ Armbruster Award program war than does the United States. “the wrong enemy” in World War II— and program^ included; legislature have to increase taxes to tion that the stateN^orker today is not i ff L But far and away the champion observer then attempts to backpaddle by explaining First place for second annual for outstanding personal ac­ 11" Ijt . Alumni i Banquet chaired by complishments for the chapter SPECIAL THIS WEEK pay this increment plus next year’s a poverty case. He does not need an of VE Day, not just this year but every that he didn’t mean Hitler (and no doubt year, is the Soviet Union, which has more confirming the Russians in ttieir belief Joseph Lawler. for a Jaycee beyond his first FOCIS Offers increment to survive. too? reason than anybody for remembering. that Germany’s attack in 1941 was part of First place for interchapter year to William Hyde. 4 Q t.o fS 0 D A ...... $ 1.0 0 *.» a capitalistic plot). ' -visitations. An award was presented to Free Classes COTT-QINQER ALE AND CLUB Should the economic doldrums last We frankly believe the increment is^ It is not only that the Russian soul bears It can be argued that Americans have First place for membership Alan Lamson for placing third Family Oriented Childbirth 8 QT. PER CUSTOMER several years, will this debt to the an ineradicable scar from the war in no longer the issue. The whole idea of which one of every seven Russians fell. To always been embarrassed, and not a little recruitment chaired by Jeffrey in the state Jaycees public Information Society (FOCIS) is /JO DivifAJ(5 speaking program. Speak-up pension fund be allowed to ac­ tapping the pension fund as a so-called the Communists, history is more than suspicious, of too much of a display of Cleaves. accepting registrations for its Flrst'place for the immuniza­ Jaycee. cumulate? /Jo PlNCtffA/6 merely the record of what happened— it is patriotism. Yet we seem to have gone to June series of free classes in FREE DELIVERY ON ANY ORDER compromise is relatively trival ex­ MOPRWW/AJG a tool, a means to an end. Thus, victory in the other extreme in recent years. tion clinic co-sponsored with ■The Manchester Jaycees expectant parent education. That the pension fund could be cept in the context that if this.plan is PeRMir, the “Great Patriotic War” is celebrated It isn’t that nobody turns out for Loyalty the Public Health Nurses were co-hosts with the The public classes, which tapped for the $8 million for the 1975- __ .IS WROM&r not just as the defeat of one particular Day parades. This is mostly want of plan­ Association and chaired by Newington Jaycees for conven­ meet weekly, begin June 10 at 8 IN MANCHESTER accepted by the Grasso administra­ ning, not want of loyalty. It is something Tony Mature. tion. Robert Patrick, co- 76 increment without putting it in enemy at one particular time in history p.m. in the Manchester Excellent Selection of WInet tion with the blessing of the but as one more step in the preordained far more worrisome. Second place for participa­ chairman of the event for the Memorial Hospital Conference local chapter, was presented jeopardy is not the point. triumph of world socialism. Where are our counterparts to the An­ tion in the annual Jaycee Model Room. ‘ 350 Cases of Cold Boor at All TImssI Democratic controlled legislature, with a Certificate of Apprecia­ Our 75th Anniversary Year The point is that once you start, As Soviet defense minister Andrei drei Grechkos, -who believe with every Legislature. Registration may be made by As Leading Jewelers & Silversmiths political debt will have been paid but Grechko wrote for the World Marxist fiber of their being in the superiority of ^ o n d place for an individual tion from Brian Schick, Connec­ contacting Mrs. Robert Bovee 84 Oakland SL IWandiBster where and when does it end? by a back door and an under the Review: their system and their ideology? Where is development Personal ticut Jaycee president, for his of 7 Nye St., or-Mrs. Thomas Easy Payments the American statesman who tells us in a Dynamics seminar chaired by work on the convention com­ Next to Chorches Dodge 649-13851 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER' It seems to us that one of the major counter deal. “The war and the victory that crowned Moore, 38 Strong St., or by it demonstrated the fundamental way that makes us believe it that human Dick Bohadik. mittee. writing FOCIS, 20 Westfield St. Hartford • Westfarme Mall provisions of the new federal pension freedom is the inexorable tide of history? Second place for membership Come to think of it, since the superiority of the new, socialist type of law, which was a major goal for so army over the army of exploiter society... When we stop believing in freedom, we retention during the year. many years of organized labor, is taxpayer contributes to the pension “German fascism’s doom was sealed have taken a fateful step toward not second place for the Santa fund, why not tap it for $80 million and with its attack against the most advanced having it. Visitations to the Mentally making sure that pension funds are Retarded program chaired by reserved for the payment of pensions drop the new one cent addition to the Robert Wayne. to those eligible. This violates that sales tax until the taxpayer’s personal principle. income (revenue) improves? LEE RODERICK X , COLLEGE OPEN Violence Is Routine To American In Lebanon Getting Back To Basics NOTES FORUM BEIRUT, LEBANON - It was early the excuse for Israeli reprisal attacks on Arthur H. Whitman, the schooi’s director ' Susan Fessenden Pierce of A Florida legislator has proposed a Sermon on the Mount without evening and 10-year-old David Walker was Lebanon. of development, ushered us into his office 369 Porter St. received her A.B. going with his mother to the market. As “In spite of its problems, there are still to see part of the aftermath of last year’s r degree, cum laude, in replacement for public official stan­ hesitation? Mayor Urges they approached the family car, David lots of reasons we like it here,” said Rita strike. Paint is still liberally splashed on • anthropology recently from dards and conduct bill. Second, since both are basicall; Support saw a rag attached to its bumper. Parker, the charming wife of the director the art work and walls in his office, and a 1 Bryn Mawr College, Bryn If Rep. Gene Hodges is successful, religious law, are they constitutional? Unthinking, the youngster picked up the of the American Friends of the Middle hammer and sickle drawn backwards >> Mawr, Pa. She is the daughter Dear editor: metal object tied to the other end of the East, Orin Parker. “Most of all, we love decorated a walL ("Painted by a of Mr. and Mrs. David R. the guidelines for Florida public The good representative from Today’s labor market is tight. Under or­ rag. The puff of smoke it exhaled told him the Lebanese people,” she added. The revisionist, no doubt,” he quipped.) Pierce. employes will be the Ten Florida has the right idea in that the dinary economic conditions a handicapped he now held a live grenade whose safety Parkers and their five adolescent children As we left the campus, workmen were person will experience difficulty in com­ pin was still attached to the rag. David im­ have been in Beirut three years from their busy installing Around its perimeter a 10 0 Carol Ann Mulherin Commandments and the Sermon on simpler we keep our laws and rules the peting for available jobs. In a period of mediately hurled the grenade, which home in Washington, D.C. They typify the foot high steel fence topped with a double graduated magna cum laude the Mount. easier they should be to obey. rising and high unemployment this dif­ exploded near the house. Although slightly strongly pro-Arab leanings I invariably row of menacing spikes backed up by four recently from Bay Path Junior We don’t want to sound cynical but The problem, we fear, is the age-old ficulty is increased. The handicapped per­ injured, his uncommon presence of mind found among the American residents here. rows of barbed wire. Although ad­ College, Longmeadow, Mass. son frequently experiences a prejudice probably saved two lives. The source of A-walking tour of Beirut with Parker ministrators insist they don’t anticipate a < She received the President’s first of all, how many Florida one of not how good or well-written a arising from fear and lack of information the booby trap apparently is still unknown. graphically illustrated the tension that recurrence of last year’s trouble, they Citation for consistently main­ employes or people anywhere for that law or code of conduct might be but by the potential employer. This is es­ David, whose near brush with death oc­ daily faces the city’s residents. We began clearly aren’t taking any chances. taining dean’s list standing for pecially true of blind persons. curred just before I arrived here, is the at the headquarters of AFME — an four semesters. matter can tick off the Ten the willingness of each of us to adopt We stopped at an intersection not far In Manchester a unique group, the son of the chaplain at the American educational organization with offices from the University and Mr. Parker told r She is the daughter of Mr. and Commandments and the lesson of the one and then live by it. Organization of The Handicapped, has University of Beirut, Rev. Robert Walker. throughout the Arab world which helps me to look up. There, on % flow of the H Mrs. Oscar Mulherin of 77 14.99 been formed. The organization is com­ The Walkers are only one of many place students in American schools. “See modern building above the street, was a r Durant St. mitted to lighting candles and not arising American families in Beirut to whom the those holes?” Mr. Parker asked as we gapping hole in the wall where an office the darkness of ignorance. One goal it has threat of violence has become a way of entered the small elevator in his office used to be. “Someone bombed that office is to open job opportunity to everyone. To 39.99 FAMOUS MAKER life. building. “They’re bullet holes. Three one night because they didn’t like the com­ achieve this its members are anxious to The American community here, es­ months after we arrived, a Tunisan pany,” Parker said matter of factly. LEISURE inform but also to learn. timated at up to 8,000, is drawn to Lebanon diplomat was assassinated in this “That’s a rather common way for people HOSTESS GOWNS A special conference for blind persons for several key reasons. Not the least of elevator.” here to express their displeasure,” he SUITS will held in Chicago this summer. The which the fact that Beirut — with modern We then walked to the American Univer­ added. Reg. 26.00-40.00. Be the lovely hostess in Organization of the Handicapped wants to facilities and an excellent climate — is an sity of Beirut, a venerable private institu­ The following day we visited the offices Comp, at 55.00-67.50. Dacron® polyester or soft Qiana® nylon. be represented at that meeting. Its pur­ idyllic place to live. It is the political and tion chartered in New York, which has of the Journal of Palestine Studies — a From a famous maker! pose in being represented is to gain infor­ trading crossroad of the Middle East, with represented a widely respected American scholarly publication with close ties to Choose sleeveless style or long sleeves. RAY CROMLEY mation on employment of blind jursons a wide-open governmental system which contribution to Arabia for more than a Arab liberation leaders. I interviewed the Four styles to choose In beautiful pastels for P-S-M-L. from the experience of others. ^ tolerates views of every persuasion. century. AUB is peacefully located on the editor as well as his young assistant, an To raise funds the organization spon­ Lebanon serves as a haven and playground slopes of a low rolling hill with the clear Englishman who replaced the former from: epaulet, safari, bush Equality Preaching sored a Walka-Thon. A blind member for Arab leaders weary from the incessant waters of the Mediterranean as a assistant editor who lost a hand when he or shirt jacket. For sizes joined by several members in wheelchairs struggle and intrigues in this part of the backdrop. However, the heavy iron doors opened a letter bomb. We walked from Nations Are All Talk and on crutches hiked 18 miles. Pledges world. through which we entered the Administra­ there to Mr. Parker’s bank (The Bank of 38-46. fell $180 short of the goal. If-100 people in It prides itself on being to the Middle tion Building suggested all was not Chicago) where a new wing has replaced Manchester pledged 10 cents a mile, or East what neutral Switzerland is to peaceful inside. one that was destroyed by a bomb a few $1.80 for 18 miles, the godl would be Europe — although its position of non­ The doors were added following a stu­ WASHINGTON — It is not what a nation criticized countries as Pakistan, Thailand, months ago. achieved: A member of the Organization involvement is becoming increasingly dent demonstration one year ago which The hostilities that Usually seethe bare­ preaches about equality that counts, but South Korea, Taiwan, Greece, Spain and of the Handicapped could attend the con­ tenuous in the absence of a lasting peace shut down the school for a month and a what it does. Japan. The authors of the tables put these ly beneath the surface,broke wide open in ference and would bring back to our com­ settlement with Israel. The chief unbalan­ half. Although the protest ballooned into By that test, if we look at each citizen's countries in the same general ranking as an orgy of death and destruction in April munity some new insight on employing cing factor here is the estimated 300,000 wider demands, it initially started as a 5.99 when Palestinian guerM as and memters 11.99 share of his own country’s Gross National the U.S., Australia, Canada and the United 4.99 blind persons. Palestinians living within the country’s strike against a proposed ten per cent tui­ Product, and the extremes between the Kingdom. of the right wing Phalangist party squared MEN’S CARDIGANS MISSES’ SHIRTS ’N SHORTS I ask and urge my fellow citizens to send borders. They help supply the manpower tion hike. SPORT SHIRTS privileged and the underpriviledged, a sur­ Not all statistics are available for all off against each other jn ^ ir u t, leaving a contribution of $1.80 to Organization of for terrorist raids on Israel and serve as More than 100 of AUB’s 600 plus faculty Speclall Now you can buy halters and prising number of free world nations seem countries. But there are interesting com­ about 150 dead. Reg. 8.00. Polyester and cotton blend Reg. 15.00. Machine washable acrylic the Handicapped, 33 Birch St., members are Americans, One of them. Fortunately for Americans here, they to rank differently from what we’ve been parisons for all that. Here is little Sri Manchester. cardigans. 6 button front. Ecru, maize, tanks In solids and patterns. Also, solid led to believe. Some better, some worse. Lanka, formerly Ceylon, with ap­ have yet to become the target for such shirts. Spread collar. Ass’t. patterns. For That is, some of the most boastful on proximately the same ^ r capita Gross Mayor John W. Thompson massive blood letting. The potential for mauve, light blue, melon. S-XL. color shorts. For 8 to 18 sizes. Town of Manchester sizes S-M-L-XL. equality show up very badly indeed. Some national Product as India. Some 70 to 80 such tragedy clearly is evident however. of the most maligned show up well. per cent of the small island nation are Their potential fate and tl/e strategic U.S. For all our self criticism, the literate, compared with India’s 28 per interest in a continued strong presence • ■ T « T r • here make the quest for peace in the Mid­ United States, Canada, Australia and the cent. Even Indonesia, which lags well 1 2 3 TODAY’S THOUGHT United Kingdom come out very well. 4 5 $ 7 I 9 10 dle East more urgent than ever. behind India in per capita GNP is credited 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 President Not so for France, Sweden and Mexico, with 43 per cent literacy. Here is Taiwan, II 19 20 21 22 23 24 countries which unceasingly praise 2S 2S 27 21 29 30 ALMANAC with a lower per capita GNP than Brazil, In these troubled times of inflation, un­ Thereby making his morning glad; Mrs. Richard P. Farr of 29 themselves on their equality. having 85 per cent literacy as compared It may greeet you in the evening. 1/3 OFF employment, and restlessness we seldom 12.99 Elizabeth Dr. was elected and 10.99 In France, the top 5 per cent of the pop­ M anriirnter with Brazil’s 61 per cent. By United Press International take time to express our appreciation for When your own heart may be sad. installed as president of the ulation has incomes which average 50 FAMOUS RUSH JEAN MEN’S FAMOUS NAME SLACKS MISSES’ KNIT COORDINATES In Taiwan in 1%3, the top 20 per cent of Today is Thursday, May 22, the 142nd the many blessings we do receive. Do a deed of simple kindness; Guild of Our Lady of St. times those in the bottom 20 per cent. That the population had incomes averaging 15 day of 1975 with 223 to follow. Joseph Norris expresses his apprecia­ Though its end you may not see. Eurnittg IrraUi Bartholomew’s Church Reg. 17.00. Now you can buy your favorite Reg. 15.00-18.00. Flandsomely tailored Polyester knits for sizes 10-18. is, the top 5 per cent absorbs a quarter of times those of the lowest 20 per cent. By The moon is approaching its full phase. tion in the following verse: It may reach, like widening ripples, Tuesday evening at the church. the nation’s Gross National Product; the FOUNDED OCT. 1, INI slacks from a top maker. Solids and Pants ...... 10.99 Skirts...... 12.99 1969, this ratio was lowered to five times. The morning stars are Mars and Reaching Out Down a long eternity. She succeeds Mrs. Francis machine washable sateen jean. For sizes bottom 20 per cent divides less than 2 per South Korea achieved the same low ratio. Published by the Published every Jupiter. Drop a pebble in the water. Jqseph Norris Manchester evening except Sun­ Boland. plaids. Polyester for sizes 32 to 42. Jackets ...... 21.99 Shirts...... 11-99 cent. By contrast, in Mexico, which has long Publishing Co., Herald 28-38. Be early for best selection. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus And its ripples reach out far; Let us find at least one thing in our daily days and holidays. The Rev. Philip J. Hussey, In Sweden, that bastion of share-the- boasted of its devotion to the poor, the top Square, Manchester, Entered at the and Saturn. And the sunbeams dancing on them lives yve do appreciate, and tlmnk God for Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., pastor of the church, celebrate wealth, the average income of the top 5 20 per cent had incomes 10 times that of Those born on this date are under the May reflect them to a star. it. 1 Telephone 643-2711 Poet Olfice as Second Mass hnd officiated at the in­ per cent is 17 times that of the bottom 20. (Area Coda 203). Class Man Matter. the lowest 20 per cent in 1950. By 1970, the sign of Gemini. Give a smile to someone passing. \ Sisters of St. James Convent stallation ceremony. In Mexico, the top 5 per cent has in­ upper 20 per cent had incomes averaging British novelist Sir Arthur Conan Doyle -BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER Other officers installed are comes which average 33 times the average 16 times those of the poorest 20 per cent. was born May 22,1859. Actor Sir Lawrence Mrs.' Richard F. Cichowski, incomes of the bottom 20 per cent. SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES The same adverse trends showed up in the Olivier was bom May 22, 1907. first vice president; Mrs. By contrast, incomes among the top 5 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Philippines and Brazil. On this day in history: Harold H. Robinson, second 1.99 - 2.99 29.99 Single Copy ... 15* 3 Months ... $11.7fl 6.97 per cent in the U.S. average out at around None of this is meant to suggest that all In 1868, the “Great Train Robbery” oc­ vice president; Mrs. Charles J. 10 times that of the lowest 20. Very few HERALD ...... 904 6 Months ... S23.40 MISSES’ RAINCOATS incomes should be the same, or that curred as seven members of the Reno ONE Month.. $3.60 One Year... $46.80 MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS ROYS’ FAMOUS SHIRTS countries do better. Carroll, secretary; and Mrs. equality is measured by relative income. gang stole $98,000 from an express car at Mail Hfeites Upon Rm^uest Reg. 38.00-48.00. Now’s the time to buy Similar but not identical tables give James E. Coughlin, treasurer. Comp, at 8.00-12.00. Short sleeved dress Reg. 4.00-5.00. Choose from knit crew It is to suggest, however, that there may Marshfield, Ind. YESTERDAYS Subscribers who p.m. should telephone poor ratings to Finland, Venezuela, Iraq, The newly installed president be something wrong in a country where W In 1924, discovery of the body of 13-year- fail to receive their the circulation depart- shirts in asst, spring colors. 14V2-17. that beautiful raincoat you’ve always South Africa, the Philippines, Rhodesia, Herald before 5:30 ment, 647-99146. is a pre-school instructor of necks, tanks, zips mocks or mock turtles. per cent of the population shares 7 per old Bobby Franks of Chicago led to the Brazil, Peru, Panama and other assorted religion for children of the wantedi Flurry on down nowl cent of the national income. And there arrest of Nathan Leopold and Richard Come on down and see and savel For sizes 8 to 18. lands. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations parish and president of the must be something right in countries like Loeb. They were sentenced to 99 years for riling Junior High School PTO. Burma, India, Tanzania, Iran, Uruguay, the United States, Taiwan, Japan, the grisly, so-called “thrill killing.” The M anchester Display advertising She formerly was a vice presi­ Chile, West Germany, Argentina, the Australia and Canada where the lower 40 dicapped has open house on completion of In 1943, Russia announced dissolution of 10 Years Ago P u b lis h in g C o. clo»in8 hours: Throe dent of the Green School PTA. Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, New per cent has 20 per cent or more of the its ninth year of operation. lull days prior to the Communist Internationale, founded in assum.es no tinancial publication She is publicity chairman of the Zealand and Turkey don't get high marks nation’s GNP. respo nsibility lo r Deadline lor Herald 1919 to promote world revolution. Manchester Republican either. The data used by this column was typographical errors classllled advertising: In 1971, at least 800 persons died in an Nutmeg Forest’s Tall Cedars Band wins appearing in adver- 12 noon prior to day ol Women’s Club and a member of In the top rank — countries in which the collected by the Overseas Development 25 Years Ago earthquake in eastern Turkey. first place ribbon at Supreme Forest con­ tlsements and other publication; 12 noon Manchester Memorial Hospital lower 40 per cent of the population Council from a number of sources. In­ Lions Club auction raises $900. reading matter in The Friday lor publication FORBES & WALLACE A thought for the day: American poet vention in Atlantic City, N.J. Manchester Evening Saturday and .Mon- . Auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. Farr receives 17 per cent or more of the Scandia Lodge marks its 50th anniver­ cluding the International Labor Review Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Happy is the Manchester Instructors of the Han­ Horsid. d&y. FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. national income — are such often- have three daughters. and World Bank sponsored studies. house that shelters a friend.” sary. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 22, 1975- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 22,1875 Judge Roy Bean, “Law West of Council Sets Hearings mi,■m International DeMolay Cites Milter the Pecos," was said to have Two Groups Will Co-Sponsor cite H erald ruled he could find “no law On Sewer Assessments VERNON show was performed for the of the York Rito College; is against killing a (Chinaman in benefit of the DeMolay associate patron of Hope Texas.” So Bean wound up Tming VERNON are figured at 623.40 a foot Lewis E. Miner of 23 Earl St., Barbecue, Rockville was cited recently by scholarship fund and produced Chapter, Order of Eastern a dead Chinese $40 for carrying $5 East Center St The Vernon Town Council, in bringing the assessment on this Historical Museum Project GUN CENSUS the International Supreme and directed three such shows. Star; and is currently serving a weapon and then confiscated its capacity as town Sewer to 64,064.80 plus the additional At Summit St. BUENOS AIRES (UPD - The Miner is now junior warden of the grand chapter as grand the pistol, toa Authority, has set June 2 at 7:30 6100 for tie-in, a total of 64,- Grilla Council, Order of DeMolay. Argentine government has Miner is past high priest of Fayette Lodge of Masons; was senior steward. p.m. in the Administration 164.80. Miss Hess recently com­ Newsweek, Saturdy Review launched a nationwide census of Adoniram Chapter, Royal Arch high priest .of Adoniram WEEKEND CASH and CARRY S ^ I A L SOUTH WINDSOR Building for a public hearing The other assessments, Miner is a member of Union pleted basic training at World, U.S. News and the New privately owned firearms in an Masons. He was presented with (Chapter for two years; was Judy Kuehnel concerning three specific sewer figured the same way, are that on SALE now Congregational Church, Lackland Air Force Base, York Times are included in the effort to control continuing polit­ a medal of appreciation for his thrice illustrious master of YOU ALWAYS Correspondent assessments. of Henry and Mathilda Adoniram Council; captain Rockville, and has served as Sweetheart Roses ^2launch Texas, where she studied the library’s collection of ical terrorism. help in support of the 644-1364 The sewer project involves a Kwiatokowski, 10 Wapping general of St. John’s Comman­ deacon as well as being past Air Force mission, organization periodicals. The National Arms Registry, fro m ^ * DeMoIay’s fund raising SAVE AT THE OPENT09 P.m; THllRSnAY^nd FRIDAY"" The South Windsor Historical new sewer line in the Skinner Woods Rd. and Eva Circle, 63,- 1 2 9 dary, Knight Templers; president of the Men’s Union of and customs. She received The New York Times Index which operates under the projects. Society has voted unanimously R d. area. The three 142; and Frank J. Planinsek, 4 entered the Order of High the church. He was named ARTHUR DRUG special instruction in human and a readerprinter are also defense ministry, is in charge of He was high priest in 1973 in favor of a proposed museum assessments were overlooked Sunset Terrace, 62,709.10. Priesthood in 1972; is a member “Man of the Year” in 1975. relations. Miss. Hess also available at the library. registering all private firearms Pwtabl* firo-glow dift. when the fint musical variety project as a co-venture with the Library hour are Monday- at the time of the April 2 attended Manchester Com­ in accord with the national •r Bicentennial Commission. Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and hearing when other Routt 13, Vtrnon munity College. weapons and explosives law. SliH N ari (1 tnlltt North of Vtrnon Ordo) The project would involve the Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to assessments were aired. FRESH CANDY ■•Ms moving of an historic South Magazine Added The 1975 death toll in political One assessment involves WHlmUII, SGHIIAFFT, Houri: Tuo»*Frl. 10-0:30, Sot. 0-5 Meet in Washington 5 p.m. violence is far ahead of the pace CIo m O'S unday t Monday t72-»*00 Windsor house — as yet uniden­ Cricket, a literary magazine Award Winners 'property owned by Bronislaus CMIDY CUPBOARD for children, has been added to for 1974, wdien 227 persons died tified pending arrangements Five South Windsor Woman’s and Pauline Sycz at 8 Wapping the juvenile periodical collec­ in Argentina’s terrorist attacks. Christopher Dodd, left, Connecticut’s second District con- with the owners — to the spot Club members are award Woods Rd. and Eva Circle. The ARTHUR DRUG once occupied by the communi­ tion at the South Windsor lot is 1^3.71 feet. Assessments gressnian, chats with Edwin DeGroat, director of the winners in the Federation’s Rockville High School Band during the band’s recent ty hall on Old Main St. Public Library. District Day Competition held Written for 6-10-year-olds, the appearance dt the Kennedy Center for the Performing Cost would involve minor at the Ramada Inn, North renovations and the digging of a monthly magazine has original Arts in Washington, D.C. Dodd is recommending to the Haven. material and short works by foundation. Winners are: Betty Asplund, National Bicentennial Commission that the band perform notable authors. Also included It has been suggested that the second place for sewing; Claire next year during the bicentennial program in Washington. are craft ideas, riddles, and IT’S SPRING AND SUMMER basement of the house could be Murdock, second place for features creative writing and used by small organizations for sewing; Joyce McDermott, se­ drawing competitions. meetings. cond place for leaded glass; The library receives over 200 Ladc|>er Replacement Stuart Leland and Vernon Mary Wolff, third place for periodicals and has recently Petersen, both members of the applique wall hanging; and added The New Englander, a Historical Society and the Esther Baltulonis, third place C L M N ( P n M B To Cost About $15,000 Bicentennial Commission, have business magazine, for a velvet Christmas vrreath. been chosen as co-chairmen for Wetherwise, a magazine of Bulletin Board The ladder on the Rockville explaining that he had con­ the project. meteorology, climatology and Fire Department’s aerial truck tacted the manufacturer, The South Windsor Pleasant T rain ee weather. The Conservationist, a will have to be replaced at a Valley PTO will hold a country LaFrahce in Elmira, N.Y., and Airman Catherine E. Hess, a conservation-environment cost of about 615,000, Mayor a man had been in Rockville to fair May 31from 11 a.m. to 4 PRESTONEH 1973 graduate of South Windsor oriented magazine with a Frank McCoy told the council inspect the ladder. p.m. at the school. national approach and Drama at its meeting that followed the 'He said he had been in­ High School, has been selected The South Windsor Public Review, which includes short annual budget meeting 'Tuesday formed Tuesday, by phone for technical training in the Library will be closed Monday, Winter and U.S. Air force air traffic con­ plays, and covers every aspect night. that the ladder cannot be of 20th century theater. May 26 in observance of trol field at Keesler Air Force Memorial Day. Regular library., S u m m e r In a letter received by the repaired and will have to be Microfilm editons of Time, mayor Tuesday, Joseph replaced. He also said repairs Base, Miss. hours will resume Tuesday. C o o l a n t (G a l.) Panicko,, secretary of the Hook will have to be made to the and Ladder Co. of hydraulic system of the truck. Rockville, explained that a vote The mayor said the LaFrance JOHNSON . Quaker State had been taken at a company representative said the truck Council To Review Funding All Season 10W30 meeting and it was agreed to only has some 6,000 miles on it " Famous J-Wa* taAl 3.70 Qt. Motor Oil roll the aerial truck to the scene and is “hardly broken in.” He of a fire and to utilize all of the said the phone call will be Our Reg. 4.99 equipment with the exception of followed up by a written report Of Youth Council in Fall o “ i i 7 the disabled aerial ladder. which should be here sometime Built-In rust and corrosion “This vote dictates that of­ this week. The 615,000 cost will youth representatives to 12 Oz. HHKE3 AimBoa preventer, cooling system VERNON changes to be made in the I cleaner. A must for air ficers and men of the company include repairs to the hydraulic bureau during its continuance oversee the operation. 100% pure Pennsylvania oil The Youth Services Bureau in wax With built- conditioned cars. will not use the aeriaT ladder system, the mayor said. to determine the program’s At the time the mayor in applicator; easy to apply. keeps engine cleaner, longer. Vernon will .continue its 6 qts. per customer. under any circumstances until To the charges that the coun­ fate. warned that no funds for the operations under state funding LIMIT 2 GALLONS PER CUSTOMER full repairs have been cil and mayor showed a lack of The towns of Tolland and bureau would be considered in Johnson’s Liquid Oil Pour Spout...... 49*= until Oct. 3 at which time the effected,” Panicko said. interest and concern, the mayor Ellington had been included in the 1975-76 budget and he Sprint ^ > «« service will be reviewed by the 1 While the letter stated that said this was erroneous. He the program but both towns in­ questioned the value of the Town council to see if it will Car Wax T 4 # the mayor had been informed of said the LaFrance represen­ dicated they want out, noting program. Misses & Juniors Misses & Women’s fund it at least through Dec. 31. Our Reg. ■ " ■ the problem in a May 9 letter, tative had inspected the ladder they did not feel they were Hr advised that “A solid, The council agreed to this ac­ '■99 . | ISO,. Caldor Offers Our Lowest Prices also, and was asked for im­ just days before the company Now Into Summer Polyester Pantsuits gaining anything by it. mutual, receptive relationship tion at its meeting Tuesday mediate reaction of the mayor meeting when the vote was The youth bureau was formed between the bureau and other Plus I L B Filter Rebates Ja c k e ts night. If the council agrees to the and the council, Panicko said taken. as a delinquency prevention agencies is necessary to make further funding, it would take Save an Extra These Sale Prices there was no reply. He said at that time the bureau and many townspeople the bureau a functional agen­ 60*^ OFF about 65,000 to keep the bureau He added, “I only assume representative said the ladder spoke at a council meeting on c y /’ with the Combined Purchase of any LEE Incredible Shirts: 100% polyester, solid colors Shorts: Basic jean styles with cuffed or going through the end of the there is a lack of ipterest and could be used if not fully frayed bottoms, 6 to 16. behalf of continuing it. Regular Oil Filter & Any LEE Air Filter Value! wanted T-shirt style; S, M, L, year. Mayor Frank McCoy said. concern on the part of the extended.,He also said that the The Connecticut Planning PiteBons Cheapest Food p a n iP S Iw A meeting last month of state CLEAN mayor and the council.” ladder was damaged in some T o p s : Nylon tank tops in sizzling assort­ Pants: Polyester doubleknit pullon with Committee on Criminal Ad­ Detroit — About a hundred EASY SPIN-ON REPLACEMENT Chino,poly/rayon gabardine, Solids, plaids, nailhead trims, schiffli em­ and regional planners. Mayor Quaker State The mayor explained that he way other than normal wear ment of colors; S, M L. stitched crease: solids, patterns. broidery - more! Pastels, many with white ministration and the Capitoi years ago passenger pigeons Dacron® and cotton; many colors, McCoy, and James Young, head r^TVff\ had written a letter to Panicko and tear, McCoy said. Fashion or basic jean style; navy denim or colors. pants. ■' Region Council of were the cheap food of the day. 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Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 22, l»75 ROCKVILLE Mrs. Dvornek Heads Lutz F i r e G a lls VITAMlf^ HOSPITAL NOTES By June Tompkins MANCHESTER Today, 7:18 a.m.—Car fire at three-year term, but accepted but not the nnost inviting style. the number of costumes kept in Wednesday, 2:35 p.m. — Center St. and Henderson Rd. HtAHQUART^RS Mrs. Jerome Dvornek of 109 another full term are: Alvin Another museum in the museum storage reflecting Grass fire on Prospect St. (Town) Liggett Parkade London Rd., Hebron, was Hirschfeld, Mrs. Louis Heard, Midwest supplies bad and insuf­ different materials used in (Town) TOLLAND COUNTY Lj .’. Prices Admitted Wednesday: Susan non; Cynthia McNamar, W. elected president of the Lutz Michael Norman, Gordon ficient information with its different periods. Wednesday, 2:39 p.m. — Wednesday, 2:56 p.m. — Biron, 70 East St., Rockville; Shore Rd., Ellington; Patricia CAUMSHQHW04 Junior Museum Wednesday Lassow. exhibits. ‘"^iiere is nothing on dry- False report of grass fire off Lawnmower fire on Anthony Mark Collins, 168 High St., Reynolds, Standisb Rd., n i^ t at the 16th annual dinner Mrs. Donald Palmer, newly Another slide showed case cleaning to tell how to care for Interstate 84 east of Keeney St. Rd., Tolland. Rockville; Linda Drew, Haylin Ellington; Patricia Vietts, tW H C H C O ff meeting of museum members elected president of the LJM after case of exhibits arranged the'costumes. ’This is where a (Town) Dr., Vernon; Richard Giorgio, Talcott Ave., Rockville. held at WiUie’s Steak House. Volunteer League, will also in line in a dimly lighted cor­ dry-cleaner could come in and Wednesday, 6:16 p.m. — Car Simsbury; Gillian Kittle, Brth Wednesday: A daughter She succeeds Charles E. serve as a trustee for the com­ ridor — another example of un­ give a demonstration.” fire at 113 Bretton Rd. (Eighth WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL Thompson Hill Rd., Columbia; to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spaeth. ing year. attractive museum features. . ’The sinaller museum has a District) Joely Lancour, East Windsor Agosting, 7 Chamberlain St., Other officers elected are: Special service awards were A museum should be relevant much better educational poten­ Wednesday, 11:()6 p.m. — Hill; Cheryl McManus, Bridge Rockville. Donald Roy, vice-president, presented to Mrs. Carol ' to its community, he said. tial, be said, because it knows False box alarm at E. Middle ...... «.*i.5 o St., Ellington; Alfred Pandolfo, Freshlin for 10 years of Rabinowitz told of the mr. operations; John Haberern, its community. He referred to Tpke. and Parker St. (Town) Mark Dr., South Windsor; MOKE SALE vice-president, finance; Mrs. volunteer service to the Chicago Museum which has the Lutz Junior Museum. Wednesday, 11:16 p.m. — Wade Riley, Lebanon; Hazel School Board Robert Conde, vice-president, museum, and Mrs. Louise much information on the early In making the museum a False box alarm at Agnes and Sargent, Terrace Dr., membership; Mrs. Richard Elliott and Mrs. Vera Sherlock railroad, the Chicago fire, etc., community project, he told the Hilltop Drs. (Town) Rockville; Patricia Seise, Sues Official Carter, secretary; Alvin for 15 years of volunteer ser­ but nothing on the Chicago group to develop community in­ Glenwood St., Manchester; For Payment Hirschfeld, treasurer. ' vice. White Sox, the Chicago Bears. volvement by inviting people to Gregory Stancliff, Ambassador Take 10% off our already Mark Trustees elected to three- In Mrs. Dvornek’s accep­ Updating the contents and in­ come in and speak from their DRIVEWAYS Dr., Manchester; Jeremy and BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The year terms are; Mrs. Robert tance speech, she credited the formation supplied by a own experience on things. Pamela Tisdale, Glastonbury; Bridgeport Board of Education, Barms, Mrs. A. Paul Berte, Dr. Manchester Jaycees for their museum is a continuous tosk, Rabinowitz reminded his ft COMMERCIftL PAVIN8 Jean Tyrol, Willow Spring Dr., Down Prices "Everything in the Daniel Burns, Dr. Richard “Do Something” campaign in he pointed out. audience there are multiple (Mm - ffU . COATIIM) charging three years of inac­ • QuaHlf • PiiM Vernon; Gerald Wolfe, East tion, has taken city Controller Bushnell, Philip Susag, Roy 1971 when she first became in­ He used the present surroun­ ways of doing things. His . ^„nnectic‘ • Stnie* Hartford.^g5S9586 Hartford. Roger Gelfenbien to court to Thompson. volved with the Lutz Junior dings of the dining room to general theme was to stimulate Store” ;,venue.E8s‘»»’ phone: Discharged Wednesday; try to force him to pay certain Mrs. Marjorie Flynn was Museum. show how objects can teach. those present to cultivate new EASYTERMS Delzel Benway, West 'Richard Rabinowitz, 'until bills. elected as tmstee to fill a one- “'What kind of people would ideas, which, in turn, would Willington; James Connor, “It seems that the controller year unexpired portion of one recently the education S ecto r caltivate and nurture Montauk Dr., Vernon; Joseph at Sturbridge Village Museum, come here? How does the sur­ THOMAS COLIA of Bridgeport is not honoring Sidewalk Sale of all our Water who resigned. rounding differ from several enthusiasm for a progressive Dziadul, Fern St., Rockville; the law,” said Dr. Howard Elected as.tm stees to fill was the guest speaker. and educational children’s Madeline Frederick, Union St., He spoke to the group about years ago? How does the kind of 649-6082 Zinner, school board president. two-year unexpired portions of serving differ (he held up a museum. Mrsj Jerome Dvornek Rockville; Josephine Graczyk, “He has no legal right to hold damaged Mdse. a three-year term are Robert the importance of stimulating Morrison St., Rockville; the imagination of the young small seal^ container of half- up transfers of funds from the Bletchman and Caivih Taggart. and-half) from earlier days?” Elizabeth Kuhnly, Hale St. Board of Education from one Trustees who have fulfilled a child, and then to support it. Ext., Rockville; Russell A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Museums have to decide account to another nor has he whether they’re going to teach LaBonte, Summit St., the legal right to hold up pay­ he said he hated going to the Manchester; Michael LeFon- FANTASTIC MARKDOWNS! New York Museum of Natural what schools are going to teach, ment of bills.” Curtin Asks or something a little bit taine, Baxter St., .Tolland; Mrs. The board also filed suit in History because so many things SAVINGS ARE different. Rachel Lambert and daughter. Superior Court Wednesday to Hartford Shut were untouchable and distant. West Rd., Ellington; Mrs. force the city Board of Appor­ ALL SALES FINAL HO LAY-AWiWS “Museums in childhood are “If we’re designed to teach in Brigitte Legasse and daughter. Incinerator not usually very pleasurable Sfitvicc tionment and Taxation to turn a museum, do we attempt to Pleasant St., Rockville; Willa nor interesting,” he said. over $354,000 to the school HARTFORD (UPI) - Hart­ have the children use skills ■ySnm McMillan, Mt. Vernon Dr., Ver­ board. In deciding what we want our BIGGER at BERNIE’S .^ H A T ford shduld close down its city they’ve already used in school, museums to be, Rabinowitz or do we introduce them to new incinerator, and save $700,000, said ideally there should be a rather than install costly an- situations?” he asked. “brilliant professional staff, Ideally, he said a way should tipollutlon devices in response lots of money, strong support, to a court order on pollution. be designed for children to and a board of tmstees that can come to museums to solve City Manager Edward M. Cur­ give you all those.” tin Jr. says. problems. Rabinowitz thinks Preparing for Performance “But they do not necessarily schools, in general, don’t Pewter your nest. Curtin Wednesday urged the give you.a good museum,” he challenge children enough in Dr. Moshe Paranov, president emeritus of the Hartt College of Music, will be guest con­ City Council to use a landfill in added. the North Meadows section thdir learning skills. ON THIS GREAT ductor with the Rockville High School Band at its concert tonight at 8:15 in the school starting' Jan. 1, 1976, the Illustrating his point with As to who should teach in auditorium. He is shown rehearsing Wednesday with the band. He wiil direct, among other deadline Superior Court Judge slides, he showed a slide of the museums, he suggested non- numbers, selections from “My Fair Lady.” (Herald photo by Pinto) Leo Parsky gave the city to Denver Art Museum beatifully professonal people. The eagle reduce its incinerator poliution. built like a medieval fortress, As an example, he referred to FREEZER BUY I New U.N. Ambassador Urges Tough Line on Third World m ahesit KELVINATOR UPRIGHT WASHINGTON (UPI) - to nominate him for the U.N. Johnson’s “Great Society” — L C Daniel Patrick Moynihan, post Wednesday. he joined the Nixon administra­ FROST-FREE President Ford’s choice for am­ Like the man he will succeed tion in 1969 and has advocated bassador to the United Nations, — former newsman John Scali more conservative policies of FREEZER has urged the United States to — Moynihan is colorful and con­ late. take a tough line with Third troversial. 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Four pipers representing ^ e By VIVIAN FERGUSON American Legion Home, 20 and general chairman of the Tickets at |16 per couple may Manchester Pipe Band took top - American Legion Dr. event. A buffet presented by be purchased at the Legion honors In piping competition A surprise will be waiting for Harold Pohl, senior vice com­ Home from the post stewards over the weekend in Berkley all who attend this evening of mander, and his committee. daily from noon to midnight. r Heights, N.J. Italian dining, dancing and In the quartet competition, Cindi ^ r l e r doesn’t believe Make brownie mix according 1 package cream cheese (8 oz.) which consisted of a medley of in having hum-drum classes. A to recipe on box. Do not cut in Vz cup commercial sour cream tunes lasting four minutes, the teacher at Manchester High normal brownie fashion. Dissolve gelatine in water. local group won first prize in School, she moonlights with the Instead, cut one large piece big Mix in partially defrosted the Grade 3 (Competition. adult evening classes. Her enough for base of Alaska. Let strawberries, pineapple and Members are Robert Mason pupils are mainly housewives ice cream soften just slightly salt. Pour half of gelatine and Brendan Cunningham, both learning to type for their own and place in bowl to shape. mixture in an 8-cup ring mold. of Manchester; Barry Ralston enjoypient. Freeze very hard (preferably Refrigerate until firm. Keep Piano Recital of Glastonbury; and Wilson Each year, her evening overnight). remaining gelatine at room NERICAN Mathewson of Holyoke, Mass. typing class prepares a Place large brownie in oven­ temperature. Beat cream In solo piping competition. cookbook. Students bring in proof dish. Quickly run bowl cheese until soft. Add sour Is For Pupils Mason won first prize in the 6/8 their favorite recipes. They with ice cream under hot cream and beat until smooth. THE Safety Shoe March contest, followed by type them and prepare stencils. water. Place on top of brownie. Carefully spread an even layer Mathewson in third place and 317 Highland Su, Manchester The last evening of school, Swirl meringue on top of ice over firm gelatine. Spoon WITH THE STEEL TOE! By Abigail Van Buren Ralston in fourth place. everyone takes home a cream and place in hot oven at remaining gelatine mixture All were presented with “ Tke Choicest Meat in Totun/” cookbook. Entitled “Come and 500 degrees. Watch carefully over cheese layer. Chill for C 1t75byChlCHoTribufMhN.Y.N«wt8ynd.,lfle. medals in ceremonies following and remove from oven when hours or overnight. Unmold and B ratt* plated Get It,” this year’s Typing 2 haiagonal ayeleta. the contest. They won seven ■ illlllllin project contains 30 recipes. You egg whites are golden on peaks. garnish. One-piece moccaein loa. medals in all. might call it a cook booklet. Trickle chocolate syrup on Ma G’o Succotash DEAR ABBY: “Perplexed Pianist,” a piano teacher, The four pipers are students Special-daneity polyelher loam. “We have combined a lear­ dome. (From Mrs. Cathy Misiek) asked, “If I play a number or two at tnjr students’ recital, in the piping classes sponsored Have A Happy and Safe (COLPOM OFFER)"" ning process with something Topping for Put into large fry pan V4 lb. lean ’’Auetemperad” ile e l M faty toe. would I be accused of showing off?” by the Manchester Pipe Band in You requested comments from experienced piano tangible, which is fun,” says Baked Alaska salt pork, cub^. Sprinkle to the Orange Hall, under the Lamlnala ol woven cotton teachers. Among my former pupils are Shirley Temple, Cindi. “So often, classroom Beat egg whites until stiff but taste with seasoning salt. Cook and napped eheellng over-all direction of Pipe Maj. Memorial Day Weekendl impregnated vrilh Harpo Marx and Dana Andrews, so perhaps I qualify. projects can never be put to not dry. Beat in sugar gradually over low heat until brown and vinyl acetate latei. Charles Murdock. If the piano recital involve beginners, the teacher should use.” (at least three tablespoons). crisp. Meanwhile, cook one 10- not perform solo because the discrepancy between her V, ’The event was held at the Spread evenly atop ice cream oz. package frozen baby lima tibv^go^r Livingston Memorial Mrs. Marler is a bright young advanced playing and that of her pupils would be too great. woman who hardly has time for forming peaks with spoon or beans. When pork is done, add However, the teacher could play a duet with some of her H ig h ^o o l in Berkley Heights knife. Vz cup water to frying pan and and was sponsored by the NOTE: WE’LL BE cooking. During the school students—with the teacher playing the bass part in ordw to add two 10-oz. packages frozeh Genuine piece cuehlon-crepe season when she is teaching My note: Traditionally, a Goodyear Well construction, Eastern United States Pipe i 25< OFF HeeMo-loe air-cuehioned innereole. Neoprene sole and heel. give the pupil all the “glory.” OPEN SUNOAY both day and night, the evening wooden board is used as base corn. Cover until boiling. Then, completely naillete. Band Association. WITH THIS COUPON Or the teacher could give a short lecture, demonstrating meal was once a problem. It for this dish. The board should add cooked lima beans in­ the various styles of playing and mentioning some of the & MONDAY FOR KOOL AID DRINK MIX was solved beautifully last be covered with white paper cluding water. Add Vz stick outmoded disciplines to which kids were subjected in the though I have done it without butter, Vz to one cup milk and 33-OZ. CAN Christmas when Cindi’s hus­ Where else can you find past. (For example, pupils had to play while balancing a YOUR SHOPPING the paper. The cake, board and pepper to taste. (Note: use coin or button on the backs of their hands, and if the button Good Thru Saturday, May 24th ■ band presented her with a CONVENIENCE! microwave oven. “It has meringue serve as insulation fresh vegetables in summer). all these features? fell off, they’d get whacked with a ruler.) REDEEM AT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET for the ice cream and it will not Such a demonstration would be both entertaining and proven to be quite a lifesaver AVEL Seeking LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY melt. Try this also using orange informative. and I can prepare, quantities Looking over recipes for cookbook are, from left, seated, Cheese Tarts • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- FELIX DE COLA EBB that are good for just two.” Mrs. Dorothy Briggs and Mrs. Nancy Sweet, as, from left, halves, filling with ice cream, (From Mrs. Jane Zemke) soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job­ Host Families top with meringue. Nice served 'The quick method is the best Mrs. Cynthia Marler and Mrs. Cathy Misiek look on. rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil on large green leaves. 2 8 oz. packages cream DEAR FELIX: For another piano teacher’s point of AVEL, (Association des method for the Marlers. Cookbook is class project for Manchester Adult Evening cheese resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • view, read on; Vacances Educatives et William Marler gets home from For your summer enjoyment, School Typing 2 class. Mrs. Marler is typing teacher. other recipes from the 2 eggs Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • Linguistiques), the non-profit work about 5:30. With Cindi 2 teaspoons vanilla DEAR ABBY: I have been.a piano teacher for half a cookbook. Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. French student-placement having to be at her' evening Vz cup sugar century, and unless times have changed, the purpose of a program is looking to place 50 classes at 6, the microwave siderably less,” Cind. ittes bread. All you do is pop it into recital is to show the parents what their children have vanilla wafers SHOE M9.95 BOOT <21.95 to 100 students in Connecticut oven solved the problem. enthusiastically. the oven if it’s a little hard and Buffet Strawberry and cherry pie filling learned and to help tbe students gain confidence by homes this summer. "Pork chops are quick and “One of the greatest advan­ you have fresh bread again! The Cream Mold performing in public. It is definitely not to entertain the U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! Blend and beat cream cheese, easy. I can take a ham steak same thing is true with pizza or parents. If the teacher wants to “perform,” let him give his The French students who tages is that there is almost no (from Mrs. Helen Scrulon) sugar, eggs and vanilla five range in age from 14 to 22^, have and serve it with raisin sauce. I dishwashing. My husband plays doughnuts.” 1 package strawberry gelatine minuses with electric beater. own recital. All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! melt a little butter, add some REGAL MEN'S SHBP HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. all had a minimum of four 1 hockey and he likes a cup of hot From this year’s Typing 2 (6 oz.) Place one vanilla wafer in each years of English. They will be USDA CHOICE brown sugar, a touch of wdter, chocolate when he comes home. Class Cookbook, Cindi’s IV2 cups boiling water midget cupcake paper. Pour CONN. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MEN'S SHOP DEAR ABBY: If you arrived at a party and saw another arriving on June 29 and July 9, USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE (Formerly California) mix in some raisins.Then, pour He mixes it in a cup, puts it into chocolatey dessert which you 2 packages (10 oz. each) frozen cheese mixture atop cooky. over the steak and cook about 901-907 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ' woman wearing a dress exactly like the one you were and for a period of four weeks FIRST CUT CENTER GUT SEMI-60NELESS the microwave oven, the next can make in a regular oven. sliced strawberries Bake 12-15 minutes at 375. ij wearing, what would you do? will seek to live the American three minutes. We’re always morning, all I see is a cup in the Baked Alaska That 1 can (13V2 oz.) drained, Allow to cool and place one 643-2478 ♦ HAPPENED TO ME way of life through the family CHUCK CHUCK watching our weight so we’ll sink. No pans at all.” Will Make you Flip crushed pineapple cherry plus jelly from can atop circle. They will depart July CHUCK have a salad and that’s it.” “Before I had the oven, I was (Guaranteed to Satisfy Vz teaspoon salt each tart. DEAR HAPPENED: Probably the same thing any other and Aug. 6 respectively. “No pans are necessary. You even cooking at night and I was any Chocolate Lover) woman would do. I’d manage a weak smile and utter some The only expense that the STEAKS STEAKS ROAST cook in the dish in which you getting very good at peanut 1 box fudge brownie mix banality about our both having “good taste.” (P.S. I would host family incurs is room and serve. ’There is very little clean­ butter and jelly sandwiches. Vz gallon vanilla fudge ice not, as some women have been known to do, rush home to board for the approximate one up. “I cook in glass dishes, It’s great for reheating. You cream change.) month period. paper plates and have even wouldn't believe youfwere 4 eggs whites AVEL was founded in Tours, used paper towels. Also, the eating something the second DEAR ABBY: I say “hurray” for that little old lady who We Give Old Fashion 6 9 ^ 9 9 ^ ^ 1 0 9 sugar (about 3 tablespoons or to France, in 1957 by professors house doesn’t get overheated time around. With only two peo­ taste) got up the gumption to replace her lost dentures, even Bernard Aubert and Julian Er- plus our electric bill is con- Butcher Service’^ ple, we can never use up the chocolate syrup though she had to plunder other residents of the misse and has placed thousands convalescent home to do it. of French youth in American I work as a speech therapist in homes for the aged, and USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE homes over the years. At Our Service Meat USDA CHOICE my biggest problem is that most of these old folks refuse to All interested families should (Formerly London Broil) CENTER CUT wear dentures even when they have them. The result is that their faces fall in, their speech becomes thick and contact Richard Rude by Department, You SHOULDER unintelligible and they are soon limited to mushy foods. writing to his home at 740 Farm SHOULDER CHUCK The poor dear probably thought she was robbed, so her Rd., Marlboro, Mass. 01752. FLOWERS FOR... philosophy was, “A tooth for a tooth.” See Both Sides of STEAK ROAST ROAST “SPEECHIE” DEAR SPEECHIE: Maybe so. But “he who takes what the Meat You Buyl $ 1 , 4 9 9 9 < isn’t his’n must give it back, or go to prison.” ^ 1 . 4 9 Id) B ■ ■ W fc. 5 15 1 J MEMORIAL DAY Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. MENUS Epclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. For Abby’s new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to SWEET LIFE Know,” send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Schools Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, Cafeteria menus which will FRUIT COCKTAIL...... s..<,.c»49 COUPON COUPON ^ self-addressed, stamped (20<) envelope. be served in Manchester Public SWEET LIFE School, June 2-6, are as follows: OFFER Monday; Orange juice, potato ROLLS , f ...... 8 pack 2^70 OFFER chips, hamburg patty on a roll, SWEET UK 10 0Z.CAN WAXaOREEN M M buttered green beans, milk, pudding. VEGETABLES .0 0 Temple Chapter To Host Tuesday: Italian shells, meat STARKIST sauce, tossed salad, bread, 25‘ OFF S0<0FF butter, milk, jello with topping. WHITE TUNA IN WATER...... 7 - o z .c a n 5 S WITH THIS COUPON Mrs. Marion Andersen Wednesday: Chicken salad on SWEET LIFE CLOUDY OR CLEAR ^ ^ WITH THIS CDUPDN STAYFREE MAXI PADS a roll, potato sticks, vegetable 100 COUNT PKG. sticks, milk, mixed fruit. AMMONIA...... 'h gallon 2 d 30 COUNT Temple Chapter, Order of the p.m. Members must make Thursday: Baked meat loaf, reservations with Mrs. Ronald SWEET LIFE __ 9" PAPER PLATES Eastern Star, will have its of­ parslied potato, whole kernel Good thru Sat., May 24th. FEMININE NAPKINS G. Mattram. Good thru Sat., May 24th ficial visitation by Mrs. Marion corn, bread, butter, milk, ice SALAD OIL 88 REDEEM AT HIGHLAND Mrs. Carolyn L. Nelson, REDEEM AT HIGHLAND M. Andersen, worthy grand cream. SWEET LIFE CHEWABLE _ - PARK MARKET worthy matron, and Paul A. PARK MARKET matron and her associate grand Friday: Fish filet, french LIMIT 1 COUPON officers, Wednesday at the Bernard, worthy patron, will fried potatoes, cole slaw, LIMIT 1 COUPON preside over the meeting and MULTIPLE VITAMINS.... i..c..79 PER FAMILY Masonic Temple. bread, butter, milk, apple crisp. CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS - PER FAMILY Several past grand matrons the degree work. and patrons, and past grand of­ COFFEE...... ______J ficers will be present as guests SWEET LIFE ENRICHED of the chapter. George E. Larsson, worthy FLOUR , . , . . . , 5 9 grand patron, will present 50- REGUUR OR DIET _ . l l l l R l i i i i i i year pins to the following GERANIUMS ------> members: Mrs. Mary PEPSI ...... 64-oz.boMla8d Beauregard, Miss Helen I. Gustafson, Mrs. Elizabeth This is the PHILADELPHIA STORE Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy R. FRESH LARGE Pagani, Miss Alice Wilson, season for CREAM CHEESE B-oz. pkg. I C BT is giving away a free TV* Mrs. Florence Peterson, Mrs. MRS. FILBERTS HOURS EACH Ruth B. Stevenson, and Mr. and BLACK Mon. & Tues. YU:}'I'1)NA SIZE Mrs. Paul J. Volquardsen. MARGARINE nbq.r.2SM.OOI. qtrs. I with home improvement loans. A dinner for members and CARPENTER ANTS SWISS KNIGHT 'til 6:00 $ guests will be served at 6:30 1.39 In addition to being CASH & CARRY GRUYERE . 6 1-oz. portions 4 Wed., Thurs. & Fri. CANTALOUPES Antd we’re making the loans easier on your unsightly and unsanitary. SEABROOK Black Ants excavate 'til 9:00 each pocketbook, too, with our new lower rates. Ancd best extensive galleries in wood VEGETABLES 20 oz bag IN THE to serve as nesting places POLY BAO ITALIAN GREEN BEANS, PARISIAN VEGETABLES Sat. & Sun. FLORIDA VALENCIA of all, if you’(d like, you can (delay your 1st monthly SERVICE and may cause extensive BIRDSEYE 'til 6:00 QRANCES installment until September. So stop in at any one damage to your home. ORANGE JUICE 12!I59< .^c«.4i*1.00 ’ I of our more than 80 offices today. But huriy. The Air Force S.Sgt. Wayne J. SWEET LIFE McCann, son of Thomas The Above ASPARAGUS free TV offer ends June 27th. And remember... McCann of 22 Spencer St., was PIZZA...... 9 9 ’ Specials Are ib49< graduated from the Air Force SARA LEE Good No monthly installments ’til September. Communications Service Non­ 1 LB. PKG, commissioned Officer D L lw ij Thru ASSORTED CAKES MUSHROOMS *12" black and white G. E TV. Loan principal must be for a minimum Leadership School at Richards- SARA LEE Saturday of $3500 to be repaid over a period of at least 48 months. Gebaur AFB, Mo. for a Preventive Maintenance program Sgt. McCann, who was IpiNNAMON ROLLS May 24th. 79< trained in military manage­ ment and supervision, is an air J THE CONNECTICUT BANK traffic control technician at 649-9240 Tempelhof Central Airport, 85 E. CENTER ST. AND TRUST COMPANY Germany. TEL. 649-5268 He graduated in 1968 from BUSS EXIUHIUTn C0,HC. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY South San Francisco (Calif.) The Oldest & Largest in Cona» OPEN DAILY 8-6 • THURS.-FRI. til 9 P.M. LENDER High School. i i n i i i n i i i H ill I I'll,

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SAVE UP TO sa% ON PARTS ! B U Y E R ’S i Maine House Votes to Keep Abortion Law The Muffler That’e AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Proponents argued that the procedure and that the decision not debated,’’ Henderson said. Sm iBlGTIM E Get needed services NOW. The Maine House Wednesday U.S. Supi‘eme Court two years was between a woman and her Lewiston Democrat Louis Quaranteed for killed a proposal to remove ago ruled laws similiar to doctor. Jalbert, for years a staunch op­ at long as you By MICHAEL J. CONLON ponent against repeal of the SERVICE t Be ready for carefree driving WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Maine’s abortion law from the Maine’s was unconstitutional. A Rep. James Henderson, D- own the car... books. The vote was 91-48. three-member federal district law, made the move to kill the reader in West (Siesta', Pa., Bangor, argued to repeal the bill. “We ought to leave things writes: The measure, sponsored by court in Portland has ruled the law. SPECIALS • this summer! state’s law unconstitutional, as they are,” Jalbert said. 875-2517 “If it’s problems you solve, I Sen. David Huber, R-Falmouth, would repeal Maine’s law “Some of us on the legislative “The nine wise men (the have a doozy. My waist is size 66 prohibiting abortions and Maine law permits abortion committee considering the bill Supreme C^urt justices) can OLENDER'S MUFAER SHOP I have not 1 ^ able to get work \ providing a $1,000 fine and three only if the mother’s life is in thought it unwise to leave this make mistakes. I think that ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE pants for over a year. ENGINE T1INE4P SPECIAL years in jail for anyone who danger. The Supreme Court on the books. In committee the they have blundered on this OIL FILHR and AIR HLTIR SPECIAL “The ‘big manV stores only said abortion is a medical question of right or wrong was one. Includai Motorerafl Oil Filter and Air Filter raplaeamanl with tha pur- IncludM i Aulollte tpark plugs, Moterersit polnl sst and condtnsar, performs or assists in one. chaM of oil chanoa. Econollnat tllghliy hlghar. carry work pants to size 60, when they can get thent” We chedted with a local store, OIL HLTER AND AIR FILTER ...... y p 4 t S ^ . *5.90 TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE . George and d a Inc, which says lABOR AM) 5 QUARTS.OF 01 ...... ^...... *6.00 FOR PARTS AND LABOR. $29.9B it rwularly stocks pants to size Fours, Sixes and Solid State Ignitions Bven Less ; 66 It tells us it doesn’t have a ' store in your area but it does a a TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE 0 ^ CutlORMr Signaturt Cuttomtr Ttitphont Numbtr Data mail order business at 1S96-B FOR PARTS AND LABOR... a 1 1 ■ 9 U Rockville Pike, Rockville, Md. Rtpair Ordtr Numbtr Authoriitd Otaltrthip Signaturt I' 20BS2. 4-Quarl Capacity Cars Evert Less k Offer Valid During May and June. 1976______' • ^ Also, the American Apparel . Manufacturers Association sug- Cuotomtr SIgnalur* Customar Ttlaphona Numbtr ‘ gests you might check with Levi ; Strauss in San Francisco, which Rtpalr Ordar Numbtr Aulhorixtd Dtaltrthip Signaturt ^ DISC BRAKE SPECIAL ^ ^ Offer Valid During May and June, 1975 REPLACEMENT OF FRONT DIOS PADS INCLUDINO ATTACHINO in the past has done some special HARDWARE AND ROTOR REFINI8HINO. CALIPER REPAIR EXTRA IF order work. We’ve sent the com­ NEEDED. PRICE APPLIES TO MOST FULL - SIZE FORDS, MERCURVS, AND LUXURY CARS, AND MAY VARY BY MODEL AND CAR LINE. pany a copy of your letter in case it can do so m ^ n g . DISC BRAKES .. A consumer in Charleston, 4 SHOCK ABSORBERS SPECIAL S.C, recently sent us the label Includes lour Motorcralt Shock Absorbers. Specisl on tsro shock ab­ LABOR ...... 7 : ...... ’ZO-OB (Herald photo by Dunn) sorbers also available at a lower special price. Capri not Included. from a can of Sacramento Tomato Plus Vegetable Juice Cocktail made by Borden, with Newest Land Trust Donation Toni SKCUl PRICE * e n o n TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE 0 M a |% n the question: She said she is pleased to have the thrust as a neighbor as she FORPIUnSAIUlWHR... s ID U .o U FOR PARTS AND LABOR... i> 4 D t D U “How can this product have a Eric Matthews of 180 Porter St. looks for animals in the label of ‘vegetable juice has intended to keep her part of the pond natural also. Her water at the pond being donated to the Manchester Land cocktailT Conservation Trust Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Marsh of husband built a home for her there in 1919 where she has Cuitomtr Signaturt , Cuttomtr Ttitphont Numbtr Cualomtr Signaturt Cuttomtr Ttitphont Numbtr Data Her question was prompted by 30 Adelaide Rd. own about two thirds of the pond and the lived since. Atty. John Papa, chairman of the trust gift the list of ingedients, which were . shore along Porter St. and Adelaide Rd. Dr. Douglas H. committee, said the Griswold and Fuss engineering firm is Rtpair Ordtr Numbtr Authoriitd Dtaltrthlp Signaturt Rtpair Ordtr Numbtr Authoriitd Dtaltrthlp Signaturt water, tomato paste, salt, dex­ Smith, MLCT president, announced the couple is donating now surveying the Marsh land and Richard H. Barry is ap­ k Offer Valid During May and June. 1975 /\ Offer Valid During May and June, 1975 trose, celery powder, dehydrated their share of the natural wetland to the trust which will praising it. The gift is the second made to the trust since it chili pepper, onion powder, preserve it as is. Mrs. Emily Calhoun of 305 Porter St. is began three years ago. The first was a small plot of spices, ascorbic acid (vitamin O the owner of the west shore of the pond where her home is. woodland on N. Lakewood Circle. and flavorings. We agree that doesn’t sound much like vegetable juice, The Pacific Electric Railway MORIARTY BROTHERS although tomato paste and operated over 1,200 miles of water do, in a sense, constitute a Volunteer Fire Department track in Los Angeles in 1919, con­ juice necting nearly every settled However, a check with the area in the sprawling basin.' 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 Food and Drug Administration Now Has Two New Officers reveals that there is no “stan­ dard of identity” - that is, a set, HEBRON Theater party committee chairman, in planning for the approved formula - for vegeta­ Anne Dallaire members are Karen Bisupiak, September event. ble juice cocktails. Nor has any Correspondent Geraldine Grant, Albert Tickets for the May 24 River- been proposed. 228-3267 Hilding, Sandra Kalom and boat Cruise sponso.red by the ’This means you can put just The Volunteer Fire Depart­ Emery Taylor. Fourth Senatorial District are about anything you want ment, because of a change in still available. Anyone in­ together in a can or bottle and the department’s bylaws voted Charles Barrasso and Ian terested should contact H. Clay Cook will work with Eula call it a vegetable juice cocktail, by department members, now Osborn, town committee chair­ within the bounds of truth in Berglund, Harvest Fair booth man. has two new officers. labeling provisions of course. A. Pete D allaire of 369 The best answer is an old one SAVE 13.99 SAVE $25 M our reg. 99.99 Church St. is president and - take a dose look at the label David Morency of Deepwood Sen. Weicker Mum before you buy. Dr. is vice president. HUFFY MEN'S OR LADIES' 10-SPEED HUFFY 27" MEN'S 10-SPEED RACER Fire Chief William V. Borst The same reader passes on Fine biking equipment for the serious cyclist! 10-speed some other comments: Deluxe "Scout” 26" racer for biking fun! 10-speed derallleur derallleur gearing system with stem mounted shift levers: said these are administrative of­ gearing system with stem mounted ratchet shift levers; On Support of Ford “I wish to mention a couple of Maes bend handlebars; dual center pull caliper hand ficers who will assist in the Maes bend handlebars; dual caliper hand brakes; reflective brakes; reflective pedals. operation of the department. other things which I feel are rat trap pedals. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Asked whether he was a can­ very unfair to the consumer. COLUMBIA 27” MEN'S lO-SPBED RACER.. . $84 The president will be the COLVMBIA 26” MEN’S 10-SPEED RACER...... *72 our reg. 99.99 presiding officer at all Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., didate for the presidency Many products, including our reg. 79.99 meetings. Wednesday refused to say himself, he said, “I’m reflec­ cheese, luncheon meats, etc, are He will also be the president of whether he would support ting on that.” over-salted. For people who the private nonstock corpora­ Gerald R. Ford for President Weicker said that 10 out of the have high blood pressure they tion which is the department’s next year. 11 Republican senators who are are a ‘no-no.’ It would be very organization for social ac­ Nor would he be specific as to up for re-election had a general easy for people to add salL but it tivities, said Borst. whether he would be willing to discussion with Ford and cannot be t ^ n out During the month of April the accept Vice President assessed the political situation “I realize salt helps hold department responded to 34 Rockefeller on the ticket. in the states for him. moisture, and that is a way to in­ alarms. This included 15 brush crease the weight of the product. fires, 13 ambulance calls, three “Also, one of my complaints is service calls and one each, cereal boxes which have a large structure fire, false alarm and empty space at the top. It is dis­ IFFY chimney fire. ’ honest to pack them this way. It on sturdy ! An application review com­ RED and I ride in has not always been so. For the finish; twin cantilevered mittee composed of Robert D- packer to say the product shakes Ambrosio of Slocum Rd. down in shipment is untruthful. I 'K 2.125** knobby tlie^; crossbra Morency and Harvey WHITE STAND OPEN MEMORIAL DAY! buy old fashioned shredded ...idlebar; <; «(l!(^lde Descruisseaux of Walnut Dr. wheat very often because I like has been established. Persons 200 WEST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER fohders; frpnt trap pedals; the p ro d u i and the pack in the interested in joining the depart­ "When You Can Buy One or A Dozen" box is always an honest pack.” ;o m la. ment can obtain an application m from a member of the com­ If you are out of work and SAVE 13.99 mittee. spend money traveling or SAVE 18.99 our reg. 84.99 a a a a t G 3 0 " MO T O C R O The department’s family out­ Memorial Day Weekend whatever in search of a job, , S a Si, ’ ■ our HUFFY MEN’S OR LADIES' 3-SPEED BIKE ing for members and their those expenses may be deducti- HUFFY BOYS' 10-SPEED RACER rig S iS f* We items on next year’s income y.JmW "Escape" touring bike for great riding adventures! advent 3-speed families will be Aug. 24. mummmmmm The 24-inch “Sunscam p" Is everything he wants In a bike earing system with twist grip shift; dual caliper hand The department will par­ tax return, r^ardless of whether and more! 10-speed derallleur gearing system with stem grakes; » ’’x 1-3/8" blackwall tires; reflereflective pedals; ticipate in the Memorial Day you get the job. mounted shift levers; Maes bend handlebars; dual caliper touring saddle. , The research group in hand brakes. parade Monday at 11 a.m. and COLUMBIA MEN’S OR LADIES’ 3-SPEED BIKE.... $62 will also take part in memorial Charlottesville, Va., which COLVMBIA MEN’S 24” 10-SPEED BIKE...... $ 7 4 our <'*9- 69.99 exercises Sunday in Gilead. researches tax matters for the our reg. 84.99 TORO legal profession, reports that a 9 9 Theater Party new Internal Revenue Service SA V E 3.89 I our reg. SPECIAL PURCHASE! ’The Hebron Republican Town EGGS ...... doz. WHIRLWIND RIDER MOWER§ policy to that effect became 10.88 Committee will participate in operative April 25. the Assembly District Theater WATERMELON Walter Morrison, president of Party scheduled for Aug. 26 at SELF-PROPELLED the organization, said “1975 SLAZENGER ^ the Four Seasons Dinner TORO MOWER could well be a record jrear for 0 9 9 expenses incurred by individuals PANTHER JR. after sale Theater in Higganum. price 12.99 Tickets are $10 per person seeking new employmenL This SAVE $3 TENNIS RACKET ' 8 8 and includes a buffet dinner at 7 new tax break is welcome news our reg. The perfect racket tor SA V E 1.11 p.m. and the show at 8;30 p.m. CANTALOUPES 589?a 639?a to millions of Americans.” beginners! Features full our reg. 3.99 Last year’s price was much higher) The show is “Summer'Daze.” Key-Leclrlc (tart Key-Lectric atari There is one catch ~ the new 16.99 siz^e head, lightweight Cocktails will be from 6:30 to 7 employment being sought has to construction and leather MARX CHUGGING CHOO-CHOO Mow your lawn In comfort on a Toro heavy duty rider lawn REGENT LAWN ; pm . •a. be in the same trade or business MARX BIG WHEEL grip. 1” shorter than 59« mowerl All feature 3 forward speeds plus reverse, 25” conventional rackets. as the previous job. D A RT S E T delightful toy for young children ages 3-7. Real cutting width, cutting height adjustment, rugged construc­ Handsome trike designed for durability! Don’t m iss the big sav­ Native ings...shop now! Includes 4 darts, 2 target rings chugging sound Is powered off the rear wheels. 3,600 tion, pivoting front axle and Wind-Tunnel® cutting decks Steel hand brake for rear wheel speed Durable plastic construction. Don’t miss this Accommodates optional 5-second easy-empty rear bagger. and Instructions. We also carry ASPARAGUS .lb. 49< control; saddle bag; rugged plastic a complete line of lawn games low, low price...shop now for fantastic savings, S&H SAT. 8 P.M. MAY 24 construction; low slung stability. InclucTlng badminton, horse­ at least 24 per store Green Stamps Large, Green shoes, volleyball and morel PEPPERS...... »39< PLAINVILLE Columbia, “Qem ,” F R E § bag g ing STADIUM FREE Natural Cating a t t a c h m e n t when you buy FRANKS our rag. 309.99 With the purchase of anv T o m r i n . . MODIFIED AUTO 15 sq. yards 10-lb. lo ts ...... $1.19 lb. TORO GRASSMASTER or more o f Single lb...... $1.29 lb. SELF-PROpELlEli Arm strong We alto have Cold Cult, Cole Slaw, RAGES Macaroni & Potato Salad. LAWN MOWER TO Solarian or Sundial'... The 3-ln-l mower from TcMeT*' >500 WIN the sunny floors HANGING dsalgn9d lor rear baggInelSMt a 2nd $250 - 3rd $125 FAMOUS FAMOUS ACTIONLAND SLIDE SLIDE'N SPLASH that shine PLANTS < bu. bag Inotudad), muiSMrHi 0 RADIO FLYER RADIO FLYER RED WAGON SAVE $2,001 ChooM from FuicMl,5.99 Lantina, and regular mowingF-'Kay- MARX MINI WHEEL BY MARX 3^,, ,3 EMPIRE POOL Leelrio atari; ratreluftonnw RODEO WAGON Super sturdy wagon fea- SAVE $3 SA VE $7 without waxing VilMlIte, or BrMil V.II Action toy for children SAVE 1.50 SAVE $3 Great fun Indoors or Roomy 60" plastic pool high lorqut 6 h.p. •f i l n Quality hardwood wa­ turing heavy gauge steel featuring molded slide ages 1 'h-Z years. Extra gon with Fll-Grlp Han­ construction for long M 'W U M outdoors for children Limited Time-May 5 thru June 14 il^nd.Tunnal®aluminuiBi 1 I U U plus huats sturdy plastic construc­ ages 3-7. Sturdy, smooth 99 and detachable tubular '99 I S e a O u r Large Selection, of ring; aafaty datlfctof dle®. A practical toy life. Fit-Grip_____ ------Handle®; " “ acl'on'’d X ® & ^ 2. Pull down lever to T ' S ' ; ' tion...designed to take 49 lor youngsters...a super >99 slide,chute; no-tIp sta­ our reg ladder. Terrific summer our r«g. Quality:— Vagatabla and Flowering Plants; Indapandant blade and I our reg. seml-pneumatic rubber our reg. bility: no-sllp ladder; M ever. open clamsheir • lever to clo8& plenty of punishment. our reg. low price for you. 28 x 12.99 ■ 15.99 fun for children...giant 14.99 also Hanging Pots, Wooden & Carmic Pots, grass chamber. Qresa chamber. M lap pleasurer B.99 M9.99 tires. 28"x 13’’x 3 % ’’ easy-grip handles. S3V4"x savings for you I Central Shop now and savel 14V4"x 7" body: 7"x body; 7’’x 1’A" wheels. 28"x *2'h". LINOLEUM & CARPET I plus much, much moral SP-745 plus heats t ’A" wheels 296 W. Middle Tpke. Under NEW Management - Come On Down Sale In effect thru this weekend. Manchester USE OUR CONVENIENT $3.50 ADM. 0-12 Yr( 09* andsay "Hellor We Are Friendly... UrMterlYraFRCE USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN 049-4336 Open Dally 6 to 6 a Sunday B to 6 381 Broad St., Manchester KOGKIUN HELL MBVBIS LAYAWAY PLAN . N D :, JUNE 25 381 Broad St., Manchester MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 22, 1975 — PAGE FIFT^PN PAGE FOUR'^t^N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thnrs.. May 22, 1875

28 Snowstorms Hit Merchants Length of Main St. Washington’s Army 28 Storms Hit Army wHh Hris coupon Form Betterment Association POLICE REPORT and $10.00 puraiaso Morristown, NJ. — Morris­ BUSINESS town gained historical promi­ I nence during the winters of District, Garman said. He said follovring too closely in connec­ worth of damages done to two 1777 and 1779-80 when Gen. million plans for downtown, but MANCHESTER tain address, charged By DOUG BEVINS interest in the new group comes Wednesday night with intoxica­ tion with a two-car accident on homes under constmction at 128 George Washington made it the ! SUGAR I they’ve always petered out. Richard Chandler, 25, of 162 main encampment of his Con­ Used Shoe Rebates from the entire street, all the tion in Center Park. Court date W. Middle Tpke. near Exit 92. and 136 Grandview St. Office Opened They were too grandiose ... too Box Mt. Rd., Bolton was tinental Army. “ I’ve never seen this much way from the Terminus to is June 9. Brodie’s car was towed; nobody much.” arrested by Manchester Police When the severest winter of For Dentistry Offered by Tagway enthusiasm in the 22 years I’ve Depot Square. •Belinda M. Wing, 16, of was hurt. Court date is June 10. •®4Uyy MiAfs & I “ We never hit it from Wednesday night on charges ’The de Luxe, the Sante Fe the century struck in 1779, One of the keys to the new Hartford, charged Wednesday •Police issued 11 summonses been a Main St. merchant,’ ’ scratch, with everybody stemming from the alleged Railway’s luxury train between Washington’s troops, many of association’s success, Garman afternoon with fourth-degree ’Tuesday for alleged motor vehi­ Manchester’s Tagway Store Store Manager Bruce Lee in I 5-lb. Rag V V * clothier Joseph Garman says. cooperating,” Garman said. theft of an automobile radio, Los Angeles and Chicago, car­ them near starvation, perse­ Dr. Ronald H. Sherick has DOUBLE S&H GREEN said, is a far-reaching publicity larceny (shoplifting) at K- cle violations. Among the at 207 Spencer St. and The Manchester. ■ Good thru 8aL, Msy 24 "Big things are happening.’’ “ We didn’t do it on a people-to- police said. ried a maximum of 60 passen­ vered through 28 snowstorms. opened an office for the I Garman, owner of J. Garman campaign. Mart, Spencer St. Court date is charges were speeding, running Salvation Army’s Men’s Social Fifty-eight Tagway Stores in STAMPS SAT. 7 to 10 pm UNIT 1 PER cuaroMea peopie basis.” Chandler is scheduled to gers on each trip during its brief practice of general dentistry “ Improvement is a con­ red lights, and driving without a Service Center in Hartford have the Eastern U.S. and Wisconsin Clothiers of downtown Garman, who came up with appear in court June 9 on June 10. history from 1911 to 1917. at 31 Main St., Ellington. I K L IP N* SA V E I tagious thing,” Garman said. •Francis R. Brodie, 52, of license. joined in an pnusual community are participating in similar 0 Manchester, was talking about the new idea with one of his charges of tampering with a “ When the rest of the Jurovaty Rd., Andover, Vandalism reported to police venture. programs, cooperating with U.S.D.A. CHOICE FIRST CUT the newly organized Main employes, Mrs. Ellen Schmed- motor vehicle, fourth-degree merchants see what we’re charged Wednesday night with Wednesday included $300 to $400 Dr. Sherick, a graduate of West community organizations. Street Betterment Association, ding, says the new association larceny, and intoxication. 1 doing, they’ll join in.” Virginia University’s School of The store is collecting used Each store grants a rebate of $1 which make the street what it will start by doing simple Police said Chandler was Once the improvements get Dentistry, served two years in footwear in exchange for the toward the purchase of a new once was. things to attract people down­ taken into custody after rolling, Garman said he hop«s (■ the U.S. Army Dental Corp. He purchase of new footwear. The pair of shoes, or other “ In the past,” Garman said, town: He says merchants have someone complained that two to see a number of special was stationed at Ft. Lee, Va. Social Service Center will footwear, costing $7.99 or more, “ we’ve come up with eight agreed to begin sweeping and men were seen entering a car events on Main St. Among the Krause collect the used footwear and when the customer turns in a cleaning their sidewalks, and parked on E. Center St. ’The ideas are block dances, art 5 ' ' arrange its distribution to the used pair. they’re considering a number of radio removed from the car fi. He is a member of the shows, and Bicentennial bicycles florist, Greenhouses community. improvements. was found at the comer of American, Connecticut, and Vets Groups programs, right on the Envisioned, and already Madison St., police said. LM6EST SaECTION OF Tolland Country Dental sidewalks. Arrangements were made by Collections will be made from agreed to by several downtown Other arrests made or sum­ NEW BICTCLES IN THE Associations. To Decorate “ We want to have everything Brig. Raymond Raines of the shoe bins located in the stores merchants, are cosmetic im­ monses issued by Manchester VERNON U E I Dr. Ronald Scherick emanate from Main St. as it Salvation Army and Tagway by the cooperating agencies. provements on the street, in­ Police included: Town Graves used to,” Garman said. “ We cluding new signs with an 1875 •Jeffrey K. Pouliot, 17, of 142 want to start a people move­ UkROtsVilTAlL cilOW IM IN MANCHI$T£R Members of town veteran motif, new flowers boxes, Broad St., charged Wednesday ment, so people want to come to groups this week will honor the sidewalk benches, and morning with third-degree C a l f MwRchntir 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 lb. Main St., which will be more memories of fallen servicemen repainted storefronts. burglary, third-degree larceny, ^ V E R N O N ) . ( 2 i HARTrORO ROAD, MANCHESUR than just a shopping area.” ' i. buried in the six cemeteries in The first informal meeting of and breach of peace. He was The new Main St. movement Manchester. the Main Street Betterment taken into custody on a People Make NEPCO gained support at this mor­ American Legion members Association drew about 30 warrant; the charges stem > Hanging Plants • Lantanas USDA CHOICE SWIFTS USDA CHOICE ning’s sparsely attended SHOP) PUBLIC RECORDS News in Biz will decorate monuments in merchants, including some who from a recent break into House Fully Cookod East Cemetery off E. Center St. meeting of the nearly inactive ► • were nes?5F^>rtive in the many of Chung on Broad St. where he Swedish Ivy Fuschias I J. Mallon LaShay, son of Mr. Frosh Disabled American Veterans Mayor’s Downtown Action downtown committees of the had been employed. Pouliot POST ROAD PLAZA Troy, N.Y., June 7, St. Johns Consultants for Dominick and Mrs. J.C. LaShay of 86 West BONELESS DAISY will decorate monuments at the Committee. Warranty Deeds past, Garman s ^ . was released on $500 bond for MON SAT 0:304:30 MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Polish National Catholic Cateldo, alterations at 19 Green St., Manchester, has been SMOKED “ This is the type of • Regular Geraniums Jean M. Sullivan to Carlton St. James Cemetery off Broad And "the new association court appearance June 9. OPEN THURS A FRI. VERNON, CONN. 872-3169 Church. Manor Rd., $1,800. named marketing operations GROUND cooperative, bootstrap effort EVENINGS TILL 0 j W. and Elizabeth D. Hutchins, St. won’t be another Main Street •Harry Leister, 55, of no cer­ Paul John Vecchiolla, 19 Bidwell Home Improvement manager of Word Processing ROLLED ROLLS that we know must go on down property at 334-336 Center St., Veterans of Foreign Wars Guild, which was a recent Madison St., and Marcella Ann Co. for Edward Wilkos, for Olivetti Corp. of America SIKHIUIER there,” Committee Chairman ■•HIM*' $26,500. Water Added will decorate at St. Bridget attempt to unify promotional lUIM- •iiiii*' •'■Mill*' -V illi'- Fisher, 59B Sycamore Lane. alterations at 4 Barry Rd., $480. Since joining Olivetti, LaShay (Water Added) CHUCK R0A$T CHUCK William Sleith said. Allan L. Veysey to Robert M. Cemetery off Oakland St. and events in the Central Business has held various management and Kimberly C. Sanford, M. Dzen for Isadore Radding, St. John’s Cemetery off Jeffer­ positions in sales and property at 236 W. Center St., alterations at 39 Quaker Rd., son St. marketing. He attended local $30,000. Building Permits $800. The Marine Corps League HELP US CELEBRATE OUR schools and now lives with his $ 1 1 9 $ 1 3 9 Memorial Pythian Building Allen M. Ward, alterations at will decorate at the Buckland M. Dzen for William Broneill, family in Ridgefield. Denison Wins Support Corp. to Leendert and Marsha 18 Keeney St., $500. 1 Cemetery. alterations at 33 Ashland St., Russell Shaw Jr, of 192 W. 6 9 * 1 8 9 * lb. I P. VanZandbergen, property at And the Daughters of the C & S Plumbing for Mr. and Mountain Rd., Glastonbury, has E B B ill 465-467 N. Main St., $33,000. $496. American Revolution will In Minnesota Dispute Mrs. James Jones, alterations been awarded a Major cer­ Gerald D. and Aileen C, decorate at the West Cemetery Michael W. Hyde for Nicholas tificate in Real Estate from the Demeusy to MaK Construction at 25 Marion Dr., $1,000. off Spencer St. Manchester Community whom he was having a dispute Derewianka, alterations at 11 University of Connecticut, The groups will attempt to Co. Inc., property on Pine St., Imported (From the Deli) College President Ronald at Anoka-Ramsey. Minnesota David M. Kelly, alterations at Denver Rd., $700. Storrs. decorate each momument, said Denison has received support college trustees removed ANNIVERSARY $ 12 ,000. 44 Lyness St., $285. Wesley Bulla, chairman of the from both his former and pre­ Denison from the college Green Manor Construction Permanent Memorial Day sent employers after presidency and put him in Co. Inc. to Barry S. and Lisa C. Atlantic Fence Co. for BOILED HAM Committee. W e^esday’ disclosure of a con­ charge of special projects in Lutin, unit in Northfield Green George Coleman, fence at 472 92.00 Rebate troversy which led to his dis­ that state’s 18-college system. TH&rS RIGHT ..*25 YEARS OF SERVING THE PUBLIC WITH LOW Condominium, $34,500. Woodland St., $360. missal last year as president of Helland, saying that on the RE/V\IN(3rc)N"“Hot Pistol” Lis Pendens Sabrina Pool for John Collins, a college in Coon Rapids, Minn. Minnesota officials didn’t fire MONEY-SAVING PRICES ON APPIIANCES, TELEVISION AND STEREO. BlovYef/Dfyer Hartford National Bank and swimming pool at 52 Hilltop MRS. KAVARAGH H AM BU RG & Directors Phillip C. Holland of Denison, said that Denison was Dr., $3,000. b u y n a m e Br a n d s f o r l e s s a t c o n s u m e r ’s . Trust Co. versus Richard L. and DIAMOND the Minnesota I community caught in the middle of faculty- 1000 watt super high HOT DOG PRINGLE Agnes B. Cox, property at 44 William Correia, convert gar­ blow dry action $ 2 1 9 5 college system and Searle F. administration problems which ENGLISH POTATO CHIPS URANIUM RESERVES Ashland St. age to room at 16 Duval St., Charles of the Connecticut existed before he assumed the W ITH CS. SALT LOS ALAMOS, N.M (UPD - system Wednesday defended presidency. $400. CHAMPION B u y O ne The Energy Research and HUHOtfPiJ* Denison’s conduct in a con­ Marriage Lieenses Ernest W. 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Rau, 90, of 4 Elm right into the living ro6tn, to the 52, of 86 Webster Lane died Ter. died this morning at his embarrassment of late and ear­ Wednesday afternoon at home. He was the husband of Maj. David W.' Gay, marshal the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, Knights of Columbus, Stewart ly arrivals? Manchester Meniorlal Mrs. Grayce Lewis Rau. of the Memorial-Day Parade, die Mary C. Keeney Tent of the Highlanders Pipe ^ n d , and the A divider can create the need­ Hospital. He was the husband of Mr. Rau was bom Dec. 17, has announced his staff ap­ Daughters of Union Veterans, Jaycees of Manchester. ed degree of privacy, depend­ Mrs. Doris Stewart Roche. 1884 in Germany and lived in pointments and the order of the Orfb^d Parish Chapter of Filth Division ing on the space that can be Mr. Roche was bom.Sept. 11, Manchester fo r'70 years. He march. the Dau^ters of the American Youth Division Commanders spared for the inside entry and 1922 in Rowley, Mass., and was employed as superinten­ Capt. Barry Dakin, USAR, is Revolution, and the Sons of Wilber Auden and Mrs. Harold the shape and material decided lived in Manchester and dent of the Cheney Bros, dye the (^ e f of staff.' Union Veterans. Harmon, Order of DeMolay, on. California before coming to house before he retired in 1%1 Deputy chiefs of staff are The order of parade will be; Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, the A solid wall, straight or L- Hebron in 1968. A veteran of after 42 years with the firm. He First Lt. Wallace Irish Jr., nrtt Division Farini Twirlers, the Bennet shaped, will shield the World War II, he served in the was a member of South United CTARNG; Sfc James Patulak, Manchester Police Depart­ doorway, but likely is too Air Force for 24 years. Junior High School Band, and Methodist Church and had USAR; Sgt. James Wagner, ment and colors, the marshal the Girl Scouts and Brownies. severe for the room. An open He had been employed as an belonged to the former City CTARNG; M. Sgt. Robert Mar­ and staff, honorary marshals ’The first division will form in divider serves as a separation inspector at Pratt and Whitney Club of Manchester. coni, USA retired; and CPO and wreath bearers, parade front of the Army and Navy but not a blockage. Division of United Technologies He and his wife would have Robert Jones, USN retired. chaplain, marshal’s honorary Club with the first unit, the The home handyman can Corp., East Hartford, since observed their 65th wedding an­ Honorary marshals were in­ staff, the Manchester High police, at the comer of Forest choose from a variety of ideas, 1967. He was a communicant of niversary in September. vited to march and carry School Band, the firing squad of and ^^in Sts. such as these: A solid wall of St. Maurice’s Church, Bolton. Other survivors are a wreaths for lost servicemen in the 43rd Brigade of the 26th The parade will move o u t, wainscot height, topped by ver­ Other survivors are his nephew, Richard Rau of New the confUcts of WWI, WWII, the Division of the state National promptly at 9:30 a.m., Maj. tical wood spindles; low mother, Mrs. Dorothy Blood Jersey; and two nieces, Mrs. Korean War, and the Vietnam Guard, and the Manchester Gay said. cabinets opening inw ^d, with a Roche of Cambridge, Mass.; Lillie Drodze of Farmington War. They are the mayor, Squadron of the Civil Air 'The line of march will be the wood grille above; a wall of two sons, William S. Roche and and Mrs. Helen Zimmerman of members of the Board of Direc­ Patrol. same as previous years. The open shelves holding bric-a- Robert J. Roche, both at home; Enfield. tors, the town manager, and the Second Division parade will move north up Main brac, books and plants. a daughter, Karen J. Roche, at The funeral is Saturday at 11 chiefs of the police and fire By motor: Gold Star parents, St. and turn right onto E. home; four brothers, James a.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, departments. disabled veterans, WWI Center St. Roche of California, Arthur E. 142 E. Center St. The Rev. Also on the marshal’s Barracks and auxiliary. It will go to Munro Park, halt Roche of Pelham, N.Y., Robert Eldridge of South honorary staff will be aides of Daughters of Union Veterans, for a short service, and return Eugene Roche of Palmer, United Methodist Church will the following groups; Daughters of the American on E. Center St. to the Center. Emergency Pantry Benefit Wood Beams Outdo Mass., and John A. Roche of officiate. Burial will be in East ’The Anderson-Shea Post of Revolution, speakers, clergy It will then go west on Center Honeoye, N.Y.; and four Cemetery. Cheryl Neales, center, instructor of the Grade 7 Catechism Class at the Church of the Steel in Big Fires the VFW and its auxiliary, the and honored guests. St. and turn left onto Linden St., sisters, Mrs. Victor Danielson Assumption, assists class members, Michael Caye and Debbie Dagenois, prepare for a Friends may call at the Dillworth-Cornell-Quey Post of Third Division enter Center Park and pass the of New Boston, N.H., Mrs. Vic­ funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 coffee hour the class is sponsoring Sunday after ^ e 9 a.m. Mass at the church. Proceeds the American Legion and its reviewing stand there. Are wood timbers safer than tor Morrison of Bangor, Maine, Nathan Hale School p.m. auxiliary, the Frank J. from the event will go to Manchester’s Emergency Pantry. Doughnuts for the coffee hour steel beams in a building fire? Mrs. Robert Warner of Sanford, Majorettes, St. Patrick’s Pipe The groups taking part in the i Mansfield Detachment of the parade will then move to the are being donated by the Bess Eaton Donut shop on Center St. (Herald photo by Dunn) Firemen say they’d rather fight Maine, and Mrs. David Mann of Band, Veterans of Foreign Marine Corps League and its Wars, American Legion, rear of the Mary Cheney flames on or under wood Exeter, N.H. auxiliary, the Disabled Library where they will dis­ beams. The funeral is Saturday at 9 Marine Corps League and American Veterans and its Heated steel expands, a.m. from Holmes Funeral Young Marines, Army and band. auxiliary, the WWI Veterans pushing out walls, and sags. Home, 400 Main St., Navy Club. and its auxiliary, the Army and W ood burns and chars, and the Manchester, with a Mass at St. Fourth Division CATHOLIC BURIAL Francis W. Shanahan Navy Club and its auxiliary, the char slows further burning. It Maurice’s Church, Bolton, at ELLINGTON -Francis The Fire Departments, Yankee Division Association, Manchester Lodge of Elks, If there was no promise of resurrection and eternal life, we j retains rigidity, and breaks only 10. Burial will be in Bolton William Shanahan, 68, of Hart- OPEN TONIGHT would have no need for Catholic cemeteries as they a re | after its cross-section is sharply Center Cemetery. fortl, died Wednesday at St. FOR FABRICS today. If this life were the end of everything, our dead could j reduced. Friends may call at the Francis Hospital, Hartford. He AT CHENEY HALL be disposed of with a maximum of cold efficiency and] A California race track fire funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 was the father of Francis Presidential Primary minimum of concern. once yielded the incongruous p.m. Shanahan of Ellington. sight of charred wood beams Other survivors are his wife, Gets Barry’s Backing supporting collapsed metal James E. Welch three other sons, three SAINT JAMES CEMETERY girders. The funeral of James E. brothers, and seven 368 Broad Street Welch of 14 Falknor Dr., who grandchildren. Manchester State Sen. David favoring their political party. phont...646»1000 Manchester, Connecticut 177 H A R T FO R D R O A D ..... M AN CH EST6W died Wednesday at Manchester The funeral is Saturday at M. Barry, one of 21 members of Tides have a way of changing Phone 646-3772 ^ 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan ttora opan...monday through laturday 10 to 6 Memorial Hospital, is Friday at the Senate to vote Wednesday and the same party lever that thuradsy & friday nitt til 9 pm 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Funeral Home, 1602 Main St , for a presidential primary bill, brings a candidate in can also Building a home with 24-inch Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. East Hartford, with a Mass at 9 said in a debate which preceded sweep him out.” spacing of western wood studs Center St., with a Mass at the at St. Mary’s Church, East the vote,‘‘I don’t believe we Preparations for the Paint Job in walls cuts costs for lumber Church of the Assumption at 10. Hartford. Burial will be in St. have always selected the best and labor — and it’s approved Burial will be in st. James Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart­ candidate under the present Ed Scott of 425 Woodland St. does a bit of scraping in preparation for a painting job on his in all the model codes and by Cemetery. ford. system.” house. The season for such home preservation and brightening endeavors is here. (Herald the Federal Housing Adminis­ In the obituary in Friends may call at the Barry advocated the primary photo by Pinto) tration. Wednesday’s Herald, Mr. funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 method as “the best way of Welch's name was misspelled. p.m. opening up to the people the process of presidential selec­ tion.” Countering arguments that a Air Search Launched primary would add extra expense to municipalities, For Kidnap Victims Barry said, “The cost of such a Keep Down Cost of Cooling ptimary every four years is a small price to pay for opening DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania the government of Zaire Presi­ ' bp the selection process.” By DOROTHEA BROOKS shrubbeiy. Also, clean the air- equipment will be plugged into Discussing the high-efficiency (UPI) — The Tanzanian govern­ dent Mobuto Sese Seko. Zaire is The measure, passed as an United Press International conditioner's filter at least once the same outlet? air-conditioners designed to ment launched an air and on the opposite side of the amendment to another bill, Winter’s over, but don’t take a month. A qualified dealer should be save energy. Ring explained ground search today for three 12,700-square-mile lake. faces an uphill battle for final down the storm windows and To keep heat from getting able to determine your needs they cost more to make and American students and a Dutch In Washington, the State adoption in the remaining two doors " not if your house is air- back into the room, he echoes from this information, using therefore are more expensive to woman kidnaped from a remote Department said the U.S. em­ weeks of the legislative session. conditioned and you’re con­ the advice on insulation, and guides which take the above fac­ buy (and may be physically wildlife reserve by 40 un­ bassy in Tanzania is trying to In an another election law cerned with costs. recommends also attic ventila­ tors into account. larger). However, they cost less iformed gunmen. determine the identity of the issue, Barry recently signed a And if you’ve been thinking tion. Weather seals around room If there is a question between a to operate than a comparable Aircraft roared over Lake gunmen and the reasons for the Republican-sponsored petition about holering your insulation air-conditioners should be tight unit slightly undersized and one capacity standard model Tanganyika in ’ northwestern raid. to bring out of committee a to save on heating, do it now. It to keep hot air from getting in. a bit over the capacity needed. bemuse they use less electricity A State Department 1 00 000 Ring recommends the smaller. to do the same cooling job. Any Tanzania and police patrols proposed constitutional amend­ * , <*® will help with cooling bills, too. Keeping storm windows and combed the rugged jungles spokesman said the U.S. em­ ment to' eliminate the party Energy conservation -- and doors in place, doors and win­ “A too-large unit sometimes will model with an Energy Effficien- along the shore in pursuit of the bassy in Kinshasa is in­ lever on voting machines. fuel savings -- are a year around dows shut as much as possible not do a proper job of humidify­ cy Ratio (EER) of 7.5 or higher is mysterious gunmen and their vestigating whether the group Said Barry, “Candidates WORTH OF DIAMONDS concern. and the fireplace damper closed ing. And controlling the considered high efficiency. four captives. had crossed the border into ought to run for office on their “Most homeowners will be tightly will help. In addition, humidity is important to com­ The raiders, armed with sub­ Tanzania from Zaire. merits and records and not rely AND JEWELRY WILL BE shocked when they discover drapes or window shades should fort,” he said. machine guns, rifles and on being swept in on a tide what it’s going to cost them to be closed against the sun at the pistols, attacked the U.S. spon­ keep cool this spring and sum­ hottest part of the day. sored Gombe Stream Reserve SACRIFICED AT mer,” says Guy Mabry, vice Ring says the temperature at by boat Monday night, president of Owens-Corning which you set the air-conditioner overwhelmed the staff and then Fiberglas Corp. thermostat makes a significant seized the captives. **play b u cks” SEVEN “Many people,” he said, “don’t difference in operating costs. The gunmen, who said they equate electricity with fuel. “You can save about five per came from neighboring Zaire, for kids, CURAT Therefore, they don’t take the cent of the operating costs for Arty Mailbox forced the captives to board (Total simple steps necessary to con­ each degree of cooling given boats and escaped onto the 420- happy colors, Wgt.) serve its use.” up.” mile-long lake, the fourth One of the most simple and largest in the world. If the family is going to be out DIAMOND efficient methods of cutting air- Easy To Build of the house all day, he recom­ Primatologist Jane Goodall,, snappy price. conditioning costs, Mabry said, is who runs the reserve for Stan­ CLUSTER mends the air- conditioner be to make certain the attic of a ford University, escaped with turned off, or at least moved to a W A S home contains at least six inches A curbside mailbox can be Postal Aid the rest of about 30 staff warmer setting. “If you don’t like ‘ 3 ,2 0 0 of insulation. more than a target for your members and students after un- to come home to a hot house, you Kids love “play bucks” grown­ NOW Just this step alone, he esti­ could connect your air-condi­ motorized letter carrier. It can successfully fighting the ______be a miniature work of art that raiders. up styling. Parents will love mated, will result in savings (for tioner to a timer and set it to come on a short while before you impresses visitors and passers- Stanford University iden­ savings to 50%. a l,(X)0-square-foot uninsulated tified the kidnaped students as attic at today’s electricity rates) get home. Just be sure both the by. of as much as $190 annually in amperage and voltage ratings of Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann Ar­ MAN’S .60 CT. Lumber and nails costing Dallas, $155 in New York, $121 in your timer are correct for the bor, Mich., Carrie Jane Hunter, only a few dollars are the Washington, D.C., and $120 in air-conditioner.” 21, of Atherton, Calif., and WAS S75D material, plus optionals such as NOW *475 Oklahoma City. In shopping for a room air- Kenneth Smith, 22, of Garden stain and large numerals. Grove, Calif. Clint Ring, manager of pro­ conditioner, Ring said, you must A university spokesman said FAMOUS DULOVA j s i o a 1 duct-planning for General consider the size of the area to be Instead of one large post, the Dutch woman was Emilie Electric’s room air-conditioning cooled, whether it is insulated. assemble spaced 2x3-o^x4- Bergman, an administrative ACCUTRUN ® department, pointed out an air- how many windows there are, inch uprights in front %]!and assistant at the research sta­ REQ. 'too SPECIAL conditioner works by removing what exposures and whether the behind a board that displays the tion near the lakeside town of WITH TRADE heat from a room. conditioner is to be used during house number. Kigoma. “So first,” he said, “you want to the heat of the day or only at Form a box around a metal Dr. Goodall, a British writer 95 GROUP i remove the heat as efficiently as night, as is the case with many mail receptacle with a flat or and expert on chimpanzees, possible and, second, you want to bedroom units. gable roof and nail it atop the ^conducted research into keep it out” You must know what kind of PIERCED post. Smaller side boxes for primate behavior at the To remove the heat as effi­ installation is involved --double- newspapers are optional. world renowned reserve. Stan­ ciently as possible, he said, be Decorative mailbox holder of hung, casement, sliding window, For long life, use western ford students interested in EARRINGS sure the air flow around an air- or perhaps through-the-wall. 2x4 western wood can double primatology spend six months conditioner is not restricted woods and soak the post ends in as yard light, illuminating What kind of power is available? a preservative before embed­ studying at the center. AND SOLID either inside by curtains or fur­ Is there a 230-volt line or 115- house numbers on plastic inset. ding in gravel or concrete. A Stanford spokesman said niture or outside by fences or volt? If 115-volt, what other the Tanzanian government was OLD RINGS “doing everything possible as are the American and Dutch embassies” to free the cap­ 40% OFF tives. Choose Bicentennial Influences ColorChoice The spokesman said the 10 a. sizes 10-4M remaining students "decided In red, white or denim- BARGAINS THRDUMOUT THE STORE As the bicentennial ap­ “remodeled” and decorated not to take any risks” and blue on wooden sole; b. sizes roofline, for instance, is typical sylvania Dutch decorations. proaches, Americans are with paint. would leave as soon as 10-3M in natural, navy or red on of many subdivision houses When simply repainting an becoming more aware of The new Sherwin-Williams transportation could be flexible rubber sole. built in the 50 s and 60 s. It also exterior, homeowners can also colonial living patterns and Heritage Colors are adap­ arranged. is a profile long associated with be guided by regional factors, Make it snappy. Save to $5 thru Monday. their influences on art, interior tations of hues used in the past, Diplomatic sources said the Dutch Colonial styling, and selecting colors that would har­ decoration and architecture. and are in keeping with raiders might be opponents of could indicate using Penn­ monize with the surrounding While many Americans yearn traditional architectural styles sylvania Dutch colors and landscape. Homes in the Great at shoe-town. for a charming, two-hundred and periods. The new colors are design motifs. Plains area, for example, would Free parking. BankAmericard, Mastercharge. year old farmhouse, most live also related to the natural Another styling guide is the look “contented” in browns and ^ in 0 3^or ^tntraU ont in ranch, bungalow, or multi­ colorations of the diverse color of permanent building golds. LET US PRICE MANCHESTER American landscape. Pathmark Shopping Center level home because of con­ components such as brick, A split-level house was YOUR NEXT Spencer St (Silver Lane) & Hllletown Rd venience, not tradition. When color styling an stone, or roof color. A gambrel redecorated to take on the PRESCRIPTION WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR MANCHESTER PARKADE One paint company has exterior, experts suggest you roof house with dark gray roof mood of a Northwestern en­ Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. developed colors to show how begin with key features such as might suggest using a gray vironment. Substantial and Route 169 houses built in the last century roofline, size and shape of the color family which would serve ARTHUR DRUG Other toeatloni throughout Connecticut strong body colors, deep greens can reflect' the warmth of house, and placement of win­ as a subtle background for rich were used to blend the house Americana when they are dows and doors. A gambrel accent colors of the Penn­ with its woodland environment. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 22, 1975 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER ^VENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May a , 1W5 MANCHESTER Waddell PTA Elects HOSPITAL NOTES Fire Group Says Mrs. Spohn President Dischar.ged Tuesday; Dover Rd.; Nancy Soaft, 819 N. Use Safe Paints Sylvester McCann, 2 Locust St., Main St.; Jean Botticello, 38 Mrs. Kathy Spohn of 24 program; Mrs. Pauline Daigle, South Windsor; Edith George, Server St.; Virginia Stoyer, tics and other products labeled cafeteria; Mrs. Shirley Flowl, Rocky Hill; Elizabeth Schultz, Talcottville; Robert Tremonte, Do-It-Yourself "flammable,” "extremely flam­ m Hartland Rd. was recently in­ mable” or “flammable mbtute.” stalled as president of the Mrs.’ Linda Haberem, library; East Hartford; Rachel Smith, East Hartford; Darren Gior­ Mrs. Jeanne Choman, 24 Edmund St.; Ada Tobin, Old dano, 54 Mountain kd., Whli Firo-Safo If you must use productt Waddell School PTA. bearing warning labels, follow She succeeds Mrs. Cecile historian; Mrs. Roberta Stafford Rd., Tolland; Craig Rockville; Kathleen Cam- Carpenter, membership; Mrs. Paints, Adboshros these guidelines offered by the Caron and Mrs. Mary Anne Joslin, Hartford; Marylee panelli, 460 Main St.; Jean head of NFPA, the nation's Shaw, co-presidents. Alice Munroe, legislative and Kanehl, 478 E. Center St.; India Wasielak, Bloomfield; Tem T^ to "throw caution center of fire safety research safety; Mrs. Eveleen Elizabeth Austin, 248 Wetherell Other officers installed were: Huntington, 345 Taylor St., Ver­ to the wind’’ in the flurry of and information: G ARDEN'SHOP OPEN'j Morancey, fine arts. non; Pamela Beaudry, 26 Mt. St.; Joseph Walling, 17.Lilac Mrs. Donna Johnson, first vice Spring Clean-Up — Paint-Up 1. Work outdoors if at all THURS., FRI., SAT. S U N D A Y 9-4 president; Mrs. Judy Paterson, Also, Mrs. Lorraine View Dr., South Windsor. St.; Randy Jones, 15 Eastfield —• Fix-Up acdvitieoT possible, to avoid build-up of second vice president (teacher Ferguson, Mrs. Carole Also, Donna Mlodzinski, 35 St. Keep good sense from wafting vapors which could ignite. representative); Mrs. Mary Garrison, Mrs. Mary Ann away in the Spring breeze, ad­ 2. If working indoors, make Hansen and Mrs. Carole vises the president of the Na­ sure the place is well ventilated O’Marra, recording secretary; tional Fire Protection Associa­ — open windows and doors — Mrs. Lucille Potamianos, cor­ Petkaitis, room mothers; Mrs. Betty Arnold^ Mrs. Rita Kumpa tion (NPPA) in a special warn­ and well removed from open responding secretary; Alan PRE-SUMMER SPECIALS ON SIDING! ing to do-it-yourselfero — es­ flames, electric heaters and ap­ Shaw, treasurer; Mra. Carol and Mrs. Donna Smitney, hospitality; Mrs. Betty Arnold, pecially diooe planning to paint, pliances in operation, and ^ McMahon and Mrs. Joan Your Choice of: ALUMINUM install tile or countertops, or other sources of ignition. Don’t , r Mrs. Donna Johnson and Mrs. Mullaney, PTA Council VINYL or STEEL nuke similar home improve­ overlook pilot fights on the delegates. Lucille Potamianos, VJWC President ments sdiich can involve use of furnace, kitchen range and nominating committee. 20 From/ Committee chairmen ap­ Mrs. George Carroll of Colors To Choose highly flammable materials. water hroter. FLOWERS-AHNUALS pointed were; Mrs. Cecile Mrs. Arline Swanson is the Newell Hill Rd., Ellington, was Prices Are Now Lower on Sldlngl Widespread use of water-base 3. Wherever you work, the Caron, Mrs. Mary Anne Shaw, Girl Scout representative and recently elected president of paint hM taken much of the "No Smokingl” rule must be Free Estimates — Easy Terms observed without fail. Mrs. Jeanne Wright, ways and James Szarek is the Cub Scout the Vernon Junior Women’s fire hazard out of painting, says GARDEN PACKS representative. NFPA President Charles S. 4. Store all hazardous liquids means; Mrs. Ann Prytko, Club. BILL TUNSKY 649-9095 Morgan, but container warning in tightly capped containers — Select From a Variety publicity; Mrs. Donna Johnson, labels must still be read care­ never in ^ass jars — and keep of Hardy Annual Flowers. fully. The same is true of ma­ them in a cool place where they terials used for cementing, can’t be tipped oVer and where many of which ate extremely they are weU out of the reach of i4"x40^ hazardous. small children. MEMORIAL Safest products are those 5. Be careful with rags from P E R P A C K LAWN Art Festival Planned ■KMIIMI POOIS labeled "non-combustible” or oii-base paints, linseed oil, tur­ WREATHS “non-flammable.” Next bwt pentine and varnishes. Dispose EGGING from the fire safety standpoint of these rags promptly outside GERANIUMS OT* 1 9 7 At BHS Open House ,->2995" ate those marked "cautkm — the house or, if you must store Seleetfrom_AJjor^^ 1 combustible.” them temporarily, keep them OFF To be avoided if at all possi­ in a ti^tly covered metal con­ Choic* of large selection of Alum inum BOLTON to the public for a continuous ble are points, adhesives, mas­ tainer. Artificial cemetery wreoths. 4 " i 4 0 " excollent for bor­ Let Rizzo’s ‘THE POOL PEOPLE” 40 lb. ders. Donna Holland showing by the industrial arts, show you how yoii can have an In- Correspondent arts, and home economics departments. ground pool of your own to enjoy 40 LB. Joseph Fleming, principal, this summer. Bolton High School will have f o o d an open house arts festival on and the entire staff will be in H a o -ra -s r II 'r'l May 29 from 7:30 until 9; 30 p.m. attendance to talk with parents. Reports Predict JUW N FOOD The entire schooi will be open Roger Titus is the industrial 21-5-6 arts teacher, Marion Nicolay is the art teacher and Irene Economic Upturn Tabatsky teaches home Member ef the National 10-6-4 Grasso Gets economics. o Swiminii^ Pool hstitiite Lottery Bill The students’ finished Uniled Press International tric bills will go even higher if projects wilt be exhibited. They ’The nation is on the verge of the Organization of Petroleum KMART 5-10-5 will also be demonstrating their an upturn in industrial pr^uc- Exporting Countries raises On Education 22 LBS. 10-6-4 2 0 LB S . skills throughout the evening. tion, but consumers still face prices later this year. 10-6-4 YOUR HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill The home economic students rising prices, heavy unemploy­ —A study of the possible in­ LAWN FOOD WEED & FEED LAWN FOOD to make what was called an will serve refreshments. ’They Est. 1932 ment and cuts in take-home creases in oil taxes and prices CHOICE.... WEED & FEED 5-10-5 historic start on equalizing pay. being proposed in Washington 3 DAYS will be assisted by high school i Please send Me a FREE Brochure ■ schooi funding in the state parents of the Parent Teacher In a series of economic or discussed by exporting 3 DAYS 0951 Call or write now T R EES 57 3 D A Y S 3 DAYS ^ through a special lottery is on Organization. reports Wednesday, govern­ nations indicates Americans 195 its way to Gov. Ella T. (jrasso. The students will prepare and j Nam e — ment and private organizations could be paying as much as 95 K-Mart Lawn and Garden Ferti K M«it lawM aisd Ctrdaa laitiliiaf fast | & SHRUBS 3 DAYS lizer. Fast-acting lawn fertilizer adiAq fawn faililiiti ftMas qiass fast. Sen. Audrey P. Beck, D- serve dinner to Bolton Senior OFFICE and SHOWROOMS said: cents for a gallon of regular greens grass last Excellent for iKtllairi Ur sbiabs. Irtts, qaidaas. «t|« K-Mart Weed and Feed Kills K Marl Lawn Food Fast acting K-Gfi l8wa Pks Wt4d CmIidI Killi labUt.4«lbi. iNds4,0M Mansfleld, said, “This concept Citizens at 5:30 p.m. at the * Address- —Orders of durable goods gasoline within one or two shrubs, trees, gardens, vegeta­ dondtliDHi lad «iHf tikti brtiditil dandelions and many other lawn water soluble fertilizer greens ends 100 years of unfairness and school. I 3384 Berlin Turnpike 06111 rose last month by 9.8 per cent, years. bles wteds at it Utdi ytwf Uwa. (Mttiru iiM inequity.’’ The measure, setting I C ity ------the sharpest increase in more —The purchasing power of weeds as it feeds. lawns fast. 40lbs feeds4.000sq.ft 20 lbs itNtt MM sq. ft. 22 lbs feeds 5000 sq. ft \ 0 a $12.50 ceiling on per-pupil aid Newington...... 666-1531 than seven years and only the workers declined for the 10th from the equalized fund, was Olive-Oil Drop Expected j State — second monthly increase in the month in the last 11, and ROSEfOOO given final approval in the Madrid Spain’s 1975 olive- past seven months. The in­ takehome pay in April lagged The Sooner Jf’« Ready the Better j Z i p ------Vernon (Krcle, Vernon____647-9420 OFF Senate Wednesday. oil production is now estimated crease signals an upturn in in­ 4.1 per cent behind wage in­ The bill is designed to move by trade sources a t 280,000 dustrial production. But creases for the average blue Hardy shrubs for immediate I s o L B . 25 LB. / O i B , It is a good bet that Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gembala of 52 Vernon St. have wished a couple metric tons, 18 per cent below I Phone__ M a d iso n ...... 245-4798 planting. Connecticut away from its I steelmen said their production collar worker. of times in the recent hot weather that the pool being build at their home was completed. the 465,000 tons produced in ®®(M® _ The workmen here is Paul Cook of Baltic. (Herald photo by Pinto) heavy reliance on local proper­ 1974. is sagging drastically and —The Conference Board, a ' GARO01 ty taxes in anticipation of a forecasts of an upturn in the private research group, said VKORO possible state Supreme Court last three months of the year consumer confidence was ruling which would declare the are “just talk.” bolstered by cooling inflation LAMM Andover Says Bolton Check present system un­ —Consumer prices rose .06 of and tax rebates. But, the board F S n U I Z E R constitutional. a per cent in April, the largest said, "any widespread rush to v y tE E O S 7 . A lower court ruling iast MANCHESTER increase in inflation since the country’s retail counters For Dump Use Insufficient December declared the present January. The increase, will depend on a real increase system fails to provide equal however, was about half the in incomes.” educational opportunity LUMBER, INC. monthly rate of inflation in —The number of first-time Donna Holland because school finance depends 1974. ’The White House said claims for unemployment com­ Yeomans said Bolton was tial payment) again questioning Kmart® Correspondent on the property weaith of the President Ford was encouraged pensation, a gauge of the rate of All-Purpose charged 63 per cent of the $5,000 the bill for that period and Vigoro 646-0375 town. 255 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER by the slower rate of increase. layoffs, rose early in May after mix-n-malch annual depreciation of the dis­ asking what Andover pianned to “Thank you Bolton for your Sen. Lawrence J. DeNardis, TEL. 643-5144 —Coal prices rose nearly 50 falling for several weeks. HEALTHY garden specials! posal area bulldozer. do with the money from DEP. check in the amount of $8,976.09 R-Hamden, who served on a per cent for utilities and most ’The reports present a mixed He said $7,000 that was reim­ Copies of Yeomans’ letter FERTILIZER for your use of the Andover special study commission of the hikes were passed on to picture for the individual, but EVERGREENS 5 LBS. 1.09 each bursed to Andover by the were sent to David Dreseliy, Disposal Area from January which reviewed the state’s consumers in higher electrical Large Selection to choose from. 1 0 0 fa w n Department of Environmental Bolton first seiectmanelect; H S u t MANenesnR c b n t ^ the surprising surge in orders of through June 1974...but you still education financing system, bills, according to documents durable goods was one of the Protection for purchase of the and Morris Siiverstein, chair­ vyeedsinoniy owe us $8,310.87 for that said equality of educational op­ filed at the Securities and clearest signs yet that a !00 40 IB . 77 >25 period.” bulldozer would not be shared man of the Bolton Board of with Bolton. portunity should not depend on Exchange (kimmission. Elec­ business recovery is near. 2 , » 5 ' 10 days 3 pays 3 O A T S ^ 8 * The above message was sent Finance. town wealth. 3 DAYS by letter to Richard Morra, Yeomans said Andover an- EVERGREENS nualiy puts aside $5,000 for .T r e a ts YOUR CHOICE Bolton first selectman, from 'Mmicltettck U lM W Ei 10,000^4 ft A general utility fertilizer for David Yeomans, Andover first depreciation of the dozer and 1 .9 3 the selectmen do not feel it will NOT AT MANCHESTER belter (lowers, shrubs, trees selectman. ,1,1 Gfee''* and vegetobles. 40 lbs. Yeomans said the Andover be sufficient for the purchase of Here’s How Gas eo ,or ‘ Board of Selectmen does not a new machine. Keeps i' 9' , 4 «A ____ ORGANIC Yeomans said to replace the ,8.44 consider the payment sufficient FENCE CO., INC. CASH & CARRY 25 IBS- PEAT and considers the $8,310.87 machine would now cost $38,- Could Cost $1 ■^ENUiS^ balance is still due. 000. Andover has $15,000 in its 11161 Routt 5, South Windsor 28 9 -74 3 8 said Wednesday the second He said he had on numerous reserve for the buildozer plus EXTERIOR WASHINGTON (UPI) - probably will be imposed June occasions explained to Morra the $7,000 received from the PLYWOOD Should all the “ifs” in the 1.) With the ’’ripple” effect that and the Bolton Board of DEP. : PROTECT ,p a n eu h ^ 18” Hexagon X 2” roeiAMM.ft Yeomans’ letter to Morra energy discussion come true in has on uncontrolled domestic PEAT AMS** Selectmen the cost of operating I •PEOPLE# PETS •PROPERH 4x8 the next year or two, was in response to a letter from 1/4” ...... $6.55 oil, this adds five or six cents to |U ” Roundx2" the disposal area does exceed : «pooL and Americans could be paying a Sl| VIGORO the amount shown in the An­ Morra (received with the par- right ...... $8.05 gasoline. dollar a gallon for gasoline. If foreign oil producers push WEED dover annual report for that • win W ...... $9.70 'I8” xl8”x2”-Sq. heroes the plate to get it! But that covers a lot of “ifs” : their prices up another $2 a period. : CHAIN LINK FENCING ...... $11.35 KILLER if Congress enacts a tax in­ barrel, as some officials of the He said the annual report 6" ...... $12.90 SPECIAL crease, if the President’s price- Federal Energy Administration ORGANIC does not show the cost of Also 2x4, 2x8, 4x4, 4x6 tariff-tax plan moves ahead on \ Gravel Mix fear, that adds five or six more PATIO driving and operating the town- ALUMINUM schedule, if guesses on the SPHAGNUM PEAT HUMUS owned trucks that carry fill to Eligible for Aid Sand Mix JOHNS MANSVILLE cents. LBS.* foreign oil market^ prove ac­ ’That pushes “regular” to, PEAT MOSS the area. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mortar Mix SCREENING STONES MARBLE CHIPS ROOF SHINGLES curate. say, 66 cents. 40 LBS. Some 300 workers laid off at the WUD4I-FEE0 white 2 7 Blacktop Patch "If you put all those together, Add the FEA estimate of the 3 DAYS WEED Allen Quimby Veneer Ck). in 4 iu .ft. SPRAYER londicope SEALA- '70 you can get that gasoline price impact of lifting price controls Slone for 1 0 « |4 1 polio. Flower FREE Bingham, Maine, are the first up to a dollar or so,” Victor bale VIGORO LAWN WEED '3 D A Y S MATIC sq. on domestic oil: Six cents more EACH beds, walks in the nation to be deciared Rasheed, who heads one Net Avoilablt ^ 3 D A Y S ' a gallon, spread over one to two KILLER S. HOSE SPRAYER *Net. wt. eligible for trade adjustment AtSeulhbgton Eastern affiliate of the years. Don’t Skimp assistance under the ’lYade Act • ALUMINUM COATED STEEL • «N Y L CLAD STEEL National Congress of Add the gasoline tax proposed of 1974. • GALVANIZED S T E E L * ALUMINUM Petroleum Retailers, said. in the bill approved by the House f h On 2nd Home The Maine congressional INTERIOR The estimates of gasoline Ways and Means Committee. aht« s,; MIRACLE-GR0« delegation said Wednesday the WE ALSO CARRY POST & RAIL, STOCKADE Build that leisure home large prices throughout the nation ’That tax starts with a three- Department of Labor delacared AND BASKET WEAVE. MAHOGANY DOORS OR MIRAGID® rather than small. Thinking too average around 55 cents a cent increase Jan. 1, and adds NAIURAILY WE W ill PROFESSIONAllY INSTAU YOUR FENCING. BUI IF S’-6” or 6’8” from $6.45 small is a chief regret among the workers eligible for gallon for. "re^ lar” and 60 anywhere from zero to 20 cents assistance. It had determined YOU'RE lOOKING TO SAVE DOUAR5. BUY YOUR FENCE PACKAGE 6 Panel Pine Doors ...... $ 2 7.72 cents for “premium.” those who have completed their FROM US AND ERECT IT YOURSEIF TOOIS. INSTRUCTIONS. AND EX more, depending on consump­ increa^d imports of birch hideaway houses in past years. PERT ADVICE AVAIIABIE IREFUNDABIE DEPOSIT REQUIRED FOR TOOIS.I Louvre Doors ...... $21.32 Taking 55 cents as a starter, tion. Only a 3.1 per cent in­ TREE FOOD SPIKES piywood d ^ r panels resulted in add the President’s plan to im­ If building to future needs is HOURS MON-FRIIAM-S PM SAT. 8 AM-12 NOON crease in consumption, com­ M m Oerlef.ZU . |MAA the clctkilig of the plant last pose a $3 per barrel tariff on not in the cards right now, put pared with the base year of 5 spikes of “ ' Noveniber, thereby making the imported oil. (The first dollar is up a starter house. Design it so 1973, would “trigger” the ad­ fertilizer that additions can be made later workers eligible. PREFINISHE9 M9UL9ING in effect. White House sources ditional 20 cents. without tearing out walls, mov­ AMERICA S FINEST 7’ Door Caseing ...... $1.30 BASEMENT DOOR gwee^” ing utilities and forcing other 7 Door S t o p ...... $.85 Til* major changes. m 3 m m « Outside Corner ...... $ 1.10 T0 avoid other common mis­ CARPETS FAMOUS BRANDS STEP LADDERS SPLASH Big Effort Asked takes: W O O D A L U M S i 90 Inside Corner ...... $.75 WHEELBARROW BLOCKS ea. ■ 1. Allow for conveniences to TRAILER LOADS IN STOCK 4-12.80 4-9.90 50-FT. PLASTIC SAVE! STEEL cut household drudgery; 6-18.90 6-18.S0 For Non-Gas Auto 5-LB.^ BAG GARDEN HOSE 33” RORDER 2. Size bath facilities to serve 1 DAY SERVICE 8-24.95 8-29.90 38 both family and the inevitable VINYL SHUTTERS WIRE FENCING requires us to find new ways of GRASS SEED 5 IBS. 4® ^ 24’ ALUM EXTENSION NO PAINTING NEEDED WASHINGTON (UPI) - 1 6 7 FENCE SHRUB SPIKES guests; 3 6 ” H ig h ...... $22.95/100 n. roll ground transportation.” M IR A C ID - -Walersolu-I WHOLESALE TO ALL LAODERS $39.90 Rep. David Emery, R-Malne, 3-Cu. Ft. wheel barrow O u r Reg. O S 7 0er»ef.J.f/ / r U A 3. Consider the need for some 4 8 ” H ig h ...... $29.95/100 It roll Emery’s proposal calls for 2 with graphite bearingi. ble food. I has introduced legislation 5 spikes of • ' ^ w v privacy, meaning interior walls; R U B B ER B A C K C O M M E R C IA L L E V E L L O O P ...... $3.008q.yd&up *6a75/pr. *13a85/pr. 36” Hardware Cloth ...... 73$/ft. centralized research to be con­ VS" I.D. with brait cou- n 2.97 2 8 7 * MIRACLE-GRO- - AIM calling for a federal effort —he I pling. Save. (OflTMnoe's WHBiimow fertilizer. 4. Build to avoid problems P L U S H E S ...... $3.9Siq.y(l&up ducted by the new Energy Ideal starter grass re­ white Wood Cope Cod purpoi. plant food. likened to the moon shot with site drainage, high water, 8 H A Q 8 ...... S3-50«|.yd&up Research and Development Ad­ sists di.TAases Fence high winds, heavy snow, ter­ CORRUGATED program of the 1960’s —to ministration. G R A S S T U R F ...... $4.95tq.yd&up develop non-gasoline powered mites and mice; COME ON OVER AND BEE PINE SHELVING CEDAR CLOSET ‘”rhis problem is just too 5. Check building and zoning FIRERGLASS vehicles. great to be spread around a half 1x6 ...... 21Clln.ll. codes — these apply even to WEDOINSTALUTIONS Green & White LINING “This country is just too dozen agencies and projects,” 1 x 8 ...... 28Ciin.tt. 50 FT. BUNDLES dependent on gasoline-power^ remote areas; ...... * 8 . 5 0 he said. “What is needed is a 6 .1 nstall insulation and other CARPET MERCHANTS 26x8' 1 x 1 0 ...... 354iin.lL automobiles,” he said single crash program similiar heat-saving materials — they’ll Also 10’ and 12 1 x 1 2 ...... 42

Whether a friend has just consider some down-to-earth For people with , indoor Postal Service Buys Haven’t You Done Without A Toro Long Enough? given you a single tomato in information from House plants, especially, containers a pot or you have a whole in­ Plants Indoors/Outdoors, a of glazed pottery have a lot Former A&P Building door garden of potted prim­ new Ortho garden book. of appeal. These containers AREA POLICE REPORT Come In And See Our Complete Line Of roses, ferns, chrysanthemums, Among pot materials, the come either with of without a or chives, the time is bound to old-fashioned unglazed clay drainage hole. If you want the W.G. GLENNEY 00. VERNON Post Office which is now a sub­ —/ arrive when you zero in on ranks highest among the ex­ esthetic pleasure of a decora­ BARBARA RICHMOND station, the main office on Rt. Toros at marLOW Prices how to house your pet plants. perts. As the book points out, tive container and it doesn’t Bruce Sutton, 26, of Rocky treated at Rockville General of Hawaiian Punch and Lipton’s “these classic, time-honored have a drainage hole, it’s best The U.S. Postal Service today 30 in Vernon, and another sub­ What kind of container Hill was charged Wednesday Hospital for cuts and bruises Ice Tea from a shed to the rear should you choose? Elegant containers are hard to beat.” to grow the plant in a slightly helps you pel hooie apd properly confirmed the purchase of the station in Talcottville, none of l with evading responsibility in and was relased. of the Mid-Way Package Store, 9 chidi?/ Tough redwood? Clay pots help the plant— form er A & P Building on which is large enough to handle smaller clay pot inside the connection with the investiga­ ELLINGTON Rt. 30 Tolland. Glazed oriental pottery? Wov­ water evaporates through the Union St., Rockville; and said it a consolidated service. cachepot. tion of a May 20 accident on Rt. Dale S. Avery, 16, of 7 Davis en Ij^llfcets, plastic or wire? A sides and helps the roots stay Plastic pots and baskets plans to modify the building for The Rockville Post Office on IP yreat shape lor Sprlnpi 83 in Vernon. Rd., Ellington was charged ANDOVER cast-iron jardiniere? Or un- cooler. Clay pots usually range have their virtues. The mate­ usie as the Vernon Post Office. Park St. will be closed when the Police said Sutton struck the Wednesday with fourth-degree glMqdjdlay? in size from 2 to 18 inches in rial is light-weight, less ex­ The property was purchased new building is ready and it will Ttf Becide what containers diameter—and all have a rear of a car driven by Elsie larceny in 'connection with the State Police apprehended a pensive than clay, and avail­ from Allen Hutenski of Hart­ be put up for sale. Postal of­ to use to showcase your plants. drainage hole. Weichland of Warehouse Point investigation of a complaint juvenile Wednesday in connec­ able in the same range of sizes. ford for some $223,000. ficials said it will first be FIRST FOR EVERVTIRRG FOR THE FlUILr & HOK SINGE 1911! and at the time both stopped from the Ellington Food tion with the investigation of a The building which has been offered to any other federal and spoke but Sutton left the Center. Avery is to appear in May 14 break into the home of DOW NTOW N M AIN STREET, M A N C H E ST E R • Phono 649-5221 You can come up with a real vacant for more than a year, agency wishing to purchase it scene before police arrived. court in Rockville June 24. First Selectman David Open 6 Day* - Thursday Nights Til 9:00 • Master Charge Cards Accepted decorator look using all white measures 16,500 square feet and and if no other federal agency is Damage to the cars was TOLLAND Yoemans. Police said a Swiss Right Way plastic pots, but exercise care is situated on a 4.9 parcel of interested it will be offered to a slight and no injuries were State Police are investigating watch, valued at some $1,000, 1- when-you choose bright colors You Can Build It land fronting on the south side state or local agency. No sale which ,may tend to appear reported,«police said. Sutton is the theft Wednesday of 21 cases taken during the break, was of Union St. There is also ad­ price has been mentioned. garish. Plastic pots with drain­ to appear in Common Pleas recovered. ditional access to the site, from At the time the Rt. 30 site was age holes are preferred to Add new beauty, 8 EASY STEPS Court 19, Rockville June 17. the east, off Maple St. being considered it was the con- those without. Leopold Drouin, 23, of Box The sale was finalized after sensus of the Rockville Mt. Rd., Bolton was charged Some container gardeners new value to your home the postal service conducted a residents that the consolidated WOOD DECK KITS survey. Wednesday with failure to wear go for wooden boxes or plant­ office should be in the Rockville ers. Redwood does especially Several months ago the postal headgear, failure to carry with a new roof! section due to the large volume ROCKWELL ______well outdoors. It’s rot-resistant, registration and failure to carry department was giving con­ of mail coming from businesses DO IT YOURSELF license. He is to appear in court long-lasting and attractive. Be sideration to construction of a in that area. sure to check how it’s put to­ in Rockville June 17. RIRI1 S eal” ncw post office building on Rt. The Rt. 30 site is town-owned gether before you select a box K eith Tautkus, 18, of 98 BACKYARD REBATE 30 in Vernon. This plan drew and when so many protests PROPER or planter—metal banding is strong protest from Rockville Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington were registered the Town Coun­ PEBBLES d r a i n a g e often used and it's quick to “ ™ JETS was charged Wednesday with residents. cil voted not to sell the postal Power into your Spring rust. The book. House Plants the hurricane-tested failure to pass left in connection WATER The town has the Rockville service the land. yard and garden chores 13" HEDGE Indoors/Outdoors, now avail­ shingles with an accident on Prospect TRIMMER able at local garden stores, m. St., Rockville. with Rockwell tools. offers sound advice: “The" bet­ • FAST, SIMPLE, BUNDLE STRONG Police said Tautkus was You’ll save some energy Wrong Way ter way is to build, or have ' 1 9 ” At The Yard • NO GUESS built, your own wooden planter Kane Chairman riding a motocycle and struck a —and some dollars, too. 2.4 amps •6.33 WORK OR parked car owned by Mrs. Ruth Model 7000 boxes, sized to fit your particu­ MISTAKES Just clip the coupon and lar needs. Don’t overlook ma­ Double coated with two • CONTRACTOR Rock of 32 Prospct St. He was layers of asphalt, embedded PATENTED bring it to our store for an rine plywood as a relatively Add a valuable asset to your SYSTEM Garden Plots inexpensive material for mak­ home at a minimum cost. with two layers of mineral • COMPLETE on-the-spot rebate Ideal for entertaining, ing planters.” excellent garden spot, build it MATERIALS LIST Greg Kane, 26, of 103 Spruce One can be taken as a non-fee 16" HEDGE granules. Powerful ther­ AND on your purchase. TRIMMER yourself in the easy steps of St. was elected Wednesday as plot by a person or family on a Norwalk Teachers moplastic “dot?, weld each Erecto-Pat Wood Cteck Kits INSTRUCTIONS Like glazed pottery, baskets complete with brackets. • NO ROTTING chairman of the committee run­ fixed income. The membership On Strike Again •24 shingle to roof in hurricane- ning the “victory gardens” at fee is $10 per 50 by 20 foot plot. offer fascinating possibilities proof grip. Shingles are 2 5 amps for interior decoration. But on the town-owned Lewie Farm off Aid with seeds and gardening NORWALK (UPI) - Model 7010 POWERFUL the practical side, all of them random-embossed for long- OVER 50 SIZE»5^--^ E . Middle Tpke. tools is available to those on Teachers went on strike today FOR YOUR SWIMMING POOL... EDGER rot very quickly when sub­ line beauty. Kane had been unofficial fixed and low incomes. for the second time since DO IT YOURSELF TRIMMER NO jected to constant moisture. So treasurer of the gardeners. He To take a plot, call Mrs. Nan­ March, closing the city’s 25 Rockwell WATER Need roofing help? Ask us. We'll recommend a skilled specialist. DRAINAGE if you want to use a basket, put SAVE 10*^ is an ex-serviceman and a full­ cy Carr at the office of the public schools to 16,000 18" HEDGE •39” the plant first into a utilitarian time student at Manchester Manchester Conference of students. Teachers began TRIMMER Model pot and then into the basket. 8 x10- sg g Community College. Churches. picketing at 6 a.m. 7 2 0 0 LONG MAY IT WAVE! 10^ 22- * 1 4 9 There are still two plots un­ Jay R. Stager of the town The Norwalk Federation of ON-THE-SPOT R e g .$ m .B S ...... 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Manchester, Conn., Thure., May 22.1975 A “Little Weather” You Can Do Something About Holmes,Wheeler Named conditioners, improving your cooled by evaporation of the A B O U T T O W N The old adage that "every­ moisture particles which affect one talks about the weather, living outdoors and indoors. As Special Constables In fact, trees can help you your plants, your body, or any but nobody does anything other surfaces they touch.” about it” no longer rings so conserve energy and money. Color can be a factor for Landscaped for r true. “Shelter planting outdoors T he American Legion Members of Manchester cooling or heating. Lighter col­ microclimates COVENTRY tion of three time clocks, two at Chapter, Disabled American At any rate, when you’re can reduce operatog expenses ors reflect more than darker is supervisor of the program Auxiliary will meet Sunday at talking about “little weather” of heating and airWiditioning ones which tend to absorb the Monica Shea the Town Hall and one^ at the Comprehensive Employment 6:45 p.m. at the Church of the Veterans, will meet tonight at 6 —technically known as micro­ units by up to one-third or sun’s heat. In one test, tomato Correspondent Town Garage. and Training Act whii^ is a Nazarene for the Memorial Ser­ at St. James Cemeiery to climate—it’s the weather that more, no small consideration plants grown against a dark LATEX 742.9495 One of the Town Hall time federally funded job program. vice, where the Auxiliary colors decorate veterans’ graves. immediately surrounds every' in times of energy short­ wall produced a leafler plant. The Town Council has ap­ clocks will be p la c ^ at the Lavoie bad been fired by will be presented. Auxiliary house and yard. Today, micro­ ages and rising costs,” states When you want to make pointed Donald Holmes, Police Department and the Mike Pesce, superintendent of members planning on marching climates can be controlled Weather-Wise Gardening. your “little weather” warmer, HOUSE PAINT sanitarian, and Ernie Wheeler, other in the town clerk’s office. streets, and later reinstated in the Memorial Day parade through our own efforts, even There are various other the more paved area around '3 The cost of the three clocks will meet Monday at 9 a.m. in zoning agent, to be special con­ after a public hearing before A white or pastel floor-length though in limited fashion. ways to make your own cli­ your home, the more untilled stables, which will give them and time cards will be $659. the Town Council. front of the Army and Navy dress is appropriate for a semi- In the new Ortho garden mate cooler. Vines, planted ground, or rock or masonry The council refused to pay Club, and are a s k ^ to contact the power to issue summonses. formal daytime wedding. If a book, Weather-Wise Garden­ ground cover, even the lawn surfaces, the warmer your im­ Under the present system, it Ronald Lavoie back pay for the Laura F reem an, 649-1671. will help you create coolness. veil is worn, it should be no more ing, you can find a variety of mediate weather. Windbreaks, is required that they submit time that his job was ter­ Junior members are also in­ techniques to modify your m - natural and artificial, have a than elbow-length. The lawn not only effectively written affidavits through the minated from March 20 to April vited to participate in the mediate weather, including reduces heat, it’s also an ele­ warming effect. Police Department to the Com­ 20. parade. how to harness the sun, wind, ment in noise and dust control. In their role as wind-break­ Musical Gamut mon Pleas Court for the arrest This back pay had been and water to make the weather When you combine shrubbery ers, trees are especially effec­ Hundreds of organs (Hiilt to requested by Ambrose DeSena warmer or cooler, more windy with your lawn, you can effec­ tive. Multiple rows of trees of persons in violation of zoning provide accompaniment to of the state Department of Per­ or less, humid or dry. tively combat noise' and dust. will give you far more protec­ and health nriatters. silent films half a century ago Surprisingly, what you do A recent study shows that the tion than just a single row. If A delay was then created sonnel and Administration who' remain playable. In addition to to your microclimate outside dukt count on one side of a you want to curb the wind while the court decided if an imitating all the instruments of planted area was reduced by nearer the ground, plant arrest warrant should be issued INTRODUCING your home will have a definite Advertisement a band from drums, trumpets 75 per cent in just this way. shrubs. for service by the police. effect inside your home. FREE Blue Heritage and trombones to violins, “Te3& by agricultural sta­ Sow grass in small squares on Any windbreaks generally The power of the special con­ clarinets and cymbals, they can ironstone china and an assort­ tions of state universities show a walk or driveway, and you should be located on the North stables will be restricted to duplicate the sounds of a clang­ ment of Tewdor pewter-like FIBERGUSS that what you do to the cli­ counteract heat stored and ra­ or West side of the house. That 1 & 2 Controlled shade zones (1. Is warmer, receives afternoon sun): 3. Sun pocket-recelv^lng noon and those specific statutes that ing trolley bell, the hooves of colonial candleholders when mate outside the house has a diated by the paved areas. cold wind that bothers us most aiternoon sun; 4. Pond-good place'for shade and moisture-loving plants; 5. Mornlrig and mid-day sun their respective offices are galloping horses, birds’ songs, definite effect upon the climate A garden pool is a good ex­ comes fropi'either the North 2o r-w a ll provides som7protection; 6. Full shade zone; 7. Morning sun zone; 8. Full shade zone-trees charged with enforcing. you deposit at Heritage Savings surf, a train whistle and an within it,” the book points out. ample of how you can harness or West. and house provide protection; 9. Partial sun zone for late aiternoon radiation; 10. Vari^able ^ and Loan Association, Rt. 31, Oriental gong. low a tree-11. Full sun zone; 12. Controlled shade zone provided by lath house; 13. Greenhouse-absolute The council acted on the POOLS Consider trees, for example, water to create your own cooler SALE EN DS MAY 24lh Coventry. climate control; 14. Variable shade zone below a tree; and 15. Full sun zone lor vegetables and other sun- recommendation of Robert as a climate control factor. climate. In addition to the Windbreaks can help you enjoy your garden more. loving plants. Kjellquist, chief of police. When you plant deciduous bracinjg effect of a pond psy­ Hedges, covered patios, lath The council adopted an or­ trees to shade the west wall chologically, it actually h ^ ff- ,«nclo8ures are just some of the dinance that would give names and roof of your houM, you the same kind of. offset a4^he techniques you can use to con­ individual efforts. We can bend ing or lessening radiation, and "DECORATING TIPS can reduce the heat inside the ocean on th0 ■^dorching, dry weathers clustered about every to the U.S. and State of Connec­ trol the wind and climate. them toward our needs by numerous other methods of house by 20 to 40 degrees, land mass adjacent to it. house and yard, are the only ticut highways within Coventry. thoughtful orientation of struc­ exploiting their potentials.” For The Homeowner" help eliminate "attic furnace” ones over which we can exert Rt. 44A will be Boston Tpke. As Weather-Wise Gardening ture and plantings, by increas­ and give you protection from Repiember, as Weather-Wise any control through our own rSAVE Rt. 31 from Grant Hill Rd. to says: the hot glare of the sun. “The pond adds water vapor Gardening says: the Mansfield town line will be Dear Homeowner... “Microclimates, the little The trees act as natural air to the air, which can then be Main St. Rt. 275 from Main St. to Mansfield town line will be Oil Base or Latex Paint Stonehouse Rd. For Your Interior? Rt. 195 from Mansfield town line to Tolland town line will be Tolland Tpke. Rt. 6 from Bolton The answer to this question depends on Storage Stops Fluster for Outdoor Chef town line to Andover town line your individual situation. We feel that latex Priced As Low As Reguteir will be Willimantic Rd. Rt. 31 on the wall, whether flat or semi, is good. STEEL-ALUMINUM A WOOD Bomb Threat from Boston Tpke. to Tolland Pleasant outdoor meals can only basic tools and easy-to- material makes an easy-to- materials list for this storage On woodwork or cabinets in an older home Why Use FIBERGLASS? town line will be Bread be spoiled by a grumpy cook work western wood. To get clean pull-out work shelf unit are available for 25 cents in RHAM DISTRICT Milk St. where oil base has already been used. Oil •RUOQEO AND DURABLE who has to hunt around for the started, it’s best to check local separating top and bottom coin from Western Wood •NO RUST, CORROSION OR OXIDIZE Nancy Foole *12^ The council voted to fund its Base Semi-Gloss is still a stronger paint and charcoal, starter and other building codes for limitations, storage areas on the right side Products Assn., Dept. P-9P, •ENOINEEREO CONSTRUCTION • One coat hiding. full share of this assessment for will bind better. •LEIOHT WEIONT TO HANDLE Rham High School received a telephone bomb threat at equipment before he can start then select a well-drained site. of the unit. The other side is Yeon Bldg., Portland, Oregon • Excellent color retention. the Windham Regional Plan­ •20 MIL VINYLINER LAPWELDED 10:40 a.m. Wednesday. The building was evacuated im«^ turning out the hamburgers. Because it’s basically a box, large enough to hold a wheeled 97204. ning Agency for the next fiscal •QUICK INSTALLATION mediately and state troopers were notified. A sure-fire way to get the the framing is simple. Two end barbecue. • Glides on easily. Bring your individual paint problems to year. The additional cost will be Open Memorial Day There had been a break into the school early Wednesday coals glowing quickly is to have sections and a middle section of Doors are fabricated of the • No lap marks-stop & start NOW us, we will solve them . . . 2x4-inch Douglas fir or pine are $262. The council also voted to morning. In checking the area where the break had oc-~ a central storage place for same lx4-inch western wood when you please. M«mMr set up and spaced by horizon­ become part of a planning curred, school personnel and State Police detected a everything, such as one com­ boards used for siding, and tal cross-members. which are nailed to Z-braces of • 30 minute dry. project for the development of pact unit an architect built for What are the western woods? suspicious device with a timer. The roof, sloped three- Ix4s. • Water clean-up. a water quality management “ Your TTie afternoon session was canceled and students were himself to end the frustrating Symbols on lumber grade program. run-around. quarters of an inch from front «9.95 Complete NSPI sent home. Further investigation by State Police showed to back, is a sheet of aluminum- The unit, stained or painted stamps identify them as: , By joining the planning Paul’s Paint mna This 3x6-ft. storage shed the device to be harmless. It was connected to a school- to match the house, also can be Douglas fir, “hem-fir” (hem­ project, the town does not com­ Decorating 615 Main Street stands only 4 ft. 7 in. tall and is clad quarter-inch plywood. If Sprucing Up The House installed weather station. this is not locally available, tar used as storage for lawn mower, lock jft\d true firs), Engelmann mit itself to becoming part of clad with wood siding to blend spruce,^ Idaho white pine, LA. Johnson Paint Co. Center'’ Manchester, Conn. Where Quality Begins A complete search of the building was conducted by paper and asphalt can be laid garden cart and tools, outdoor the regional waste treatment nicely with the house it adjoins. lodgepofe pine, sugar pine, John Muzikevik, left, owner, of this house at 238 Charter Oak St. and Stanley Ostriski, a te­ PHONE 649-0300- state troopers, teachers and custodial personnel. School over the plywood. sports gear pr for pool equip­ program. Rout* 44A Coventry 06238 k Easy to Build ponderosU pine, western larch The council also authorized was open^ as usual today. Barbecue Rolls In ment. 723 Main Street, Manchester nant there, are at work putting a new coat of paint on the house. (Herald photo by Pinto) * * TEL. 742-7308, 640-9933 i 'l Construction of the unit is and western cedars. the purchase and the installa­ Headquarters for ~tOHr€tillO ~P£tlllXS simple for the handyman, using The same metal-covered Construction plans and Book Tells District Assessment Changed Of Material SPEND YOUR TAX REFUND ON SOMETHING PERMANENT fFor Walls RHAM DISTRICT The combined program sup­ the Town of Marlborough. The The board members had an 1 Many piople are surprised to Nancy Foote ported by the board would allow cost would be about $40 per opportunity to read a letter {learn that walls ordinarily The Regional District 8 Board a concessionaire to sponsor a town. from the general manager of Dobs 're p re sen t a minor portion the hotel visited by the Rham What Your TV of Education announced lesson program for two 4-week School superintendent David ' (about 5 or 10 per cent) of the changes in the 1975-76 levy of sessions Monday through Cattanach said that the con­ group. In the letter to Rham !cost of a house. However, in Fix Up the towns at Monday’s board ’Thursday from 8 to 5 daily Mon­ cessionaire’s services are Principal J. Colin Pusheem, ■ 1 buying a house, probably the David Boyd said: meeting. day through Friday. dependent upoon adequate ; single most important element ’The changes result in a higher The town recreation com­ enrollment for the tennis “As I am sure you are aware, Antenna Do For You? j is its walls. No one wall type is percentage being charged to missions would be responsible lessons which will cost $2 for we had a group of students from , ' right for all circumstances. Hebron and a lower percentage for supervision Monday, each hour of instruction. Rham High school as our guests ‘! Walls differ in quality, ease of for Andover. through Friday from 5 p.m. to Bermuda Trip in the hotel quite recently. installation, cost, permanence, Your Hom e The computation of the dusk as follows: Andover, Prior to the board business “Your students’ behavior was and recyclability. MOORE'S assessment is based upon the Thursdays; Hebron Tuesdays meeting, the members saw a beyond reproach and other ' A U.S. Department of adult guests within the hotel ft Division OP < i i > actual enrollment figures, and and Fridays and Marlborough program of slides taken on the * ' i Agriculture four-page reprint by town the levy is: Andover Mondays and Wednesdays. recent music department Ber­ commented to me about how r' can be helpful if you’re con- evftns PRODUCTS comPRnv $371,332, $2,596 less than an­ Saturday and Sunday supervi­ muda trip. Stuart Gillespie of well behaved they were. It was 11 sidering wall material for your ticipated at the May 5 budget sion from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. would the music staff thanked the ad- a very pleasant departure from ; i house. It talks about the pros meeting; Hebron $910,337, $2,- be provided through the town ministration and the what we have experienced with J ’ and cons for various outside and 596 more than estimated at the recreation commissions with chaperones for assisting with other school groups. ‘1 inside walls. Single free copies budget meeting; and the payment to personnel the trip and the administration “You have reason to be quite 'j of the reprint Exterior and Marlborough, $573,134, the same presently involved in a student thanked the music department proud of the way in which Interior Wall Materials are amount estimated at that work-study program through for developing the school’s par­ Rham High School was available from Consumer Infor- meeting. ticipation. represented on the island.” mation. Dept. 22, Pueblo, In percentages, Hebron will fij Colorado BIOM. pay 49.08 of the levy on the The following advice is in- towns, Andover 20.02 and ts eluded: Marlborough 30.9. f o r b e a u t y ■| • Brtck and stone require vir- tually no maintenance, will not corrode or dent or rot, are 36” Electric Start 8 H-P- Rider Resignation fireproof, long-lasting, and just The board accepted the Jt about totally recyclable. The Mower.. • resignation of Victor Schoen of disadvantages are the initial Marlborough from its cost and the skilled Twin floating blades for members. Schoen’s resignation M workmanship needed. a smooth cut, flexible rack was effective May 10 and the • Wood walls are excellent & pinion 6:1 steering & Board of Selectmen of FOR PROTECTION insulators, easy to work with, much morel Marlborough will be notified of relatively inexpensive, and e!549 the vacancy. readily available. The disad­ Schoen gave as the reason for vantages aife the need for pain­ his resignation the merger of LETS FACE IT. YOUR TV ANTENNA GIVES YOU RECEPTION. ting and staining, higher fire in­ 32". 8 H.P. Manual Start Rider Mower... $429 the law firm with which he is when the weather’s nice. And it gives you maintenance and repair costs. surance rates, and susceptibili­ associated with that of Vause And it gives you 6 good channels, maybe. And it’s not very pretty. ty to termites and weather. and Sullivan, the board counsel. 2 •Interior wall covering can 'This resignation left a vacan­ really shape the personality of a 20” Rotary cy in the board representation LET’S FACE ANOTHER FACT. CABLE TV GIVES YOU GREAT »1 room. Sobe coverings can of the Central Office Com­ * serve as noise barriers, or help Mower mittee which Frank Shannon, to further insulate rooms. Some board chairman, filed with RECEPTION. may have fire or flame resis- Everett' Graham. That’s why we’re in business. 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For a deck close to the ground, lay it out to a movable checkerboard or parquet In 4-1 CCIL Win Haunt Tech Nine ind Blackmore then singled up ' design. Four times this season the hits off Raymer. Cheney, This arrangement of decking Cheney Tech baseball team the middle scoring Larivere the season, With the victory, the Silk The runners moved up on now 2-11 for in squares offers some advan­ By Len A aster with the decider. Hill High Towners improved their a passed ball and Sullivan has b^n involved, in a one- visits Parish tages: It’s easier to build, easier Two walks by losing Just a shade over two plated both, punching a run game. The Beavers won today. to Clean, easier to change in CCIL and over-all ledger to hurler Jamie Raymer, only houi:s was needed yesterday single to right. the first but the last three shape or openings for plants, 11-4. Conard High clinched a freshman, and a single by by Bruce Ballard to toss a Bob Odell and Tasillo Cheney Racquetmen times have come up on the Putnam (4) easier to enjoy visually. the league title yesterday Dan Dumas produced a run AB R H E II mi wrong end of the Zulkiewicz, 2b 3 0 0 0 masterful. four-hitter in with a 12-4 romp over En­ paced the Indians’ 10-hit at­ The squares can be made all for Putnam in the second. Dumai, S3 3 0 1 1 leading Manchester High tack with two apiece. scoreboard. the same, in a framing jig. Their field, which leaves the locals Extend Winning Skein Putnam scored two in the Faucher, c 2 0 0 0 over East Hartford High, 4- Disappointed for the se­ Yesterday in Putnam, the Coderre. if 4 0 0 0 size will depend on size of the alone in second. Enfield sixth but in the top of the Cutler. 3b 4 0 0 1 cond year in a row at not Increasing its winning streak Cheney won one of the doubles Techmen rallied to knot deck, but sections three to four 1, at the Hornets’ field. stands 10-5 in league play. frame, Cheney pushed Lariviere, lb 3 2 2 0 feet square are attractive and to three yesterday was the via the forfeit route. Putnam Catholic 3-3 but the Savoie, p 3 1 1 0 Ballard, lanky 6-4 East Hartford dipp«l to 9-6, gaining the CCIL title, Walsh, ff 2 1 0 0 Cheney Tech tennis team with a Results: Caron (CT) def. host club came through with across three runs. easy to handle. righthander, returned to 9-7 in all games. The locals Parks’ only comment was, Blackmore. ph 1 0 1 0 5-0 blanking of Prince Tech in Dasilva 6-1, 6-1; Chasse (CT) Dave Balon and LeCourt ClauUer. cf 2 0 1 0 Usually, the lumber is 2x4- early season form, striking conclude regular season ‘‘Before this game, I a marker in the bottom of Hartford. 'The Beaver netsters def. (3iung 6^1, 6-1; Maloney stroked back-to-back singles inch pieces spaced slightly and out seven and issuing three play Saturday afternoon at 1 stopped worrying about the eighth for a 4-3 duke. Totals 27 4 6 2 nailed to 2x4 cross-members. are now 7-4 for the season. (CT) def. Levesque 6-1, 6-1; and after Tom Foran filed walks. At one. stretch, he Conard. Right now, all I A1 Larivere singled (^hrnrv (3) The base can be a leveled bed at Kelley Field versus Rob ^ ron , Steve Chasse and Strycharz-Deyorio (CT) def. out, Kevin Carpenter AB R H E want to do is win all the leading off Putnam’s win­ Chicoine, 2b 4 0 2 0 of sand or small gravel; for this retired 13 of 15 batters to Windham High. Glen Maloney each won their Dasilva-Chung 5-7, 6-4, 6-3. reached on an error to load A r m s t r o n g games we play.” ning rally. He stole second Ouellette. 3b 3 0 0 1 type use heartwood cedar or confront him. Then, Parks and crew will singles match in straight sets. the bases. Glen Cooke Balon, c 4 1 1 0 The fireballing junior, 4-2, wait for the pairings and That would mean a state and reached third on a LeCourt, ss 4 1 2 1 any other western species, if the fielder’s choice. Beaver walked forcing in one and Foran. lb 4 0 1 0 latter is pressure-treated. aided his own cause with his rankings in the CIAC State championship. Carpenter, If 4 1 0 1 •Contract Not Breached shortstop Tom LeCourt Raymer singl^ to shallow Cooke, 11 3 0 1 0 Above ground, build a second home run of the Tournament to be an­ Skoczylas. rf 3 0 0 0 Maneheeter (4) handled Paul Sa”oie’s right plating LeCourt and framework leveled over piers, season, clearing the left nounced. Manchester will do AB R; H E Carpenter. Raymer, p 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 BLOOMINGTON, Minn.* Football League Contract has grounder and elected to go with joists spaced to catch the centerfield fence, about 385 battle in the Double A Divi­ SuUlvan, st S Totals 32 3 8 3 Odell, cf 4 0 2 0 (UPI) — The National Football not been breached. to third but Larivere was ■ Chicoine and LeCourt edges of the deck squares. Nail 0 0 0 Cheney 000 003 00 3 feet away, leading off the se­ sion where it reached the Maloney, o 5 Putnam in crosspieces also, to support 4 1 1 1 League notified the Minnesota , ... called safe, much to the paced the Beavers’ eight-hit 010 002 01 4 cond inning. Ballard lost his quarterfinals a year ago. Ballard, p Vikings Wednesday that wide ■ Gilliam signed last year with RBI; Dumas, Blackmore, Cloutier, Anthony, 3b 4 0 1 0 attack with two apiece. Put­ the squares on all four sides. 0 the Hawaiians. chagrin of Cheney Coach Cooke. Raymer 2; 2BH; LeCourt; BB: shutout bid in the ninth. Manchester did all the Barrett, If 3 0 1 receiver John Gilliam’s World Raymer 6. Savoie 3, Dumas 1: SO: For a booklet telling how to GlUia, If 0 0 0 0 Jim Krone. Dave nam, 7-8, collected just six "We played good ball damage against the Hornets Raymer 1. Savoie 6. Dumas 4. build parquet, hexagonal and Tasillo, rf 4 1 2 0 today,’’.beamed veteran In­ in the top half of the second. Heaiy, lb 4 1 1 0 raised decks, send 2S cents in Nicola, 2b 4 1 1 0 coin to Western Wood i M M m dian Coach Hal Parks, ‘‘We After Ballard’s round- 37 4 10 1 Products Assn., Dept. 513P, had one good inning offen­ tripper, losing hurler Totals tasl Hanford Yeon Bldg., Portland, Oregon sively but that’s all we George Frothingham set R H E W H I M you to 3100 Perrone, ss 4 0 1 1 97204. needed.” down the next two but then Cleary, 2b 4 0 0 0 f V* Manchester, rebounding the roof caved in. Frothingham, p 4 0 1 1 * (Herald photo by Pinto) from a" disasterous nine- John Tasillo and Bob Marion, cf 3 1 1 0 S&HGr00flSll|l8...FREE! Hewey, lb 3 0 0 0 Limited time only . .. 3,600'S&H Green a * low aa error outing against Heaiy stroked back-to-back Mathew, If 3 0 0 0 AGWAY This One Is Not Very High or Steep Parsons, ri 4 0 0 0 Stamps free... when you buy 15 square Engield, gave Ballard plenty singles. Rick Nicola chased Defence, 3b 3 0 1 0 This house at 11 Denver Rd. is getting a new roof. Similar roofing or siding being undertaken are pools, porches and various kinds of additions. yards or more of any Armstrong Solar- of fielding support. home Tasillo with a vicious Littlefield, c 3 0 0 0 ian* or Sundial'" floor between May 5 $ 1 0 9 9 projects are under way all over town. Other home improvement projects Fixups Fantastic Shortstop Ray Sullivan shot that deflected off of Totals 31 1 4 2 r ; and June 14, 1975. They’re the sunny handled nine chances Frothingham’s ^love, the in­ Manchester 040 000 000 4 tL' East Hartford 000 000 001 1 Remodeling and do-it- floors that shine, without waxing or buff­ flawlessly and the outfield field safety winding up on per square yard RBI: Sullivan 2, Ballard, Nicola; yourself outlays this year will ing, far longer than ordinary vinyl floors. brigade ran down everything the third base side of the 2BH: Defence; 3BH: Frothingham. equal the cost of one million Marion: HR: Ballard; BB: Ballard 3, HERE’S HOW TO GET YOUR 3.600 S&H GREEN STAMPS. . . catchable. mound. Frothinghago 2; SO: Ballard 7. M EM ORUU. DAY W EEKEND Jaycees Provide Grants for Equipment new homes, says one market analyst. The estimated figure Armstrong S&H Green Stamp Offer for either is $30 billion. Mail completed coupon and sales slip, indicating the Armstrong Solarian or Sun­ dial pattern, square yardage you buy, and store name to: Armstrong Award Head­ The capital expenditures ministry in pastoral counseling Arts & Crafts H orse Show the menu will be bacon and quarters, 3003 East Kemper Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45266, Attention: W. Patrick. eggs, hamburgs, hot dogs and Your envelope must be postmarked before midnight, June 14,1975. committee of the Greater Ver­ at ceremonies last Sunday at The Tolland County Art The Reddington Rock Riding Rails Dress Decks □ FFC'Soiarian □ Designer Soiarian □ Solarian . □ Syndiai home baked goods. Asphalt non Jaycees has presented the Newton TheologicEll School, Association will sponsor its an­ Club will conduct its seventh (Please check appropriate box.) ------Indian Trackmen Ernest Keene of Smithfield, . (Please print) Purchase three grants for the purchase of Newton Center, Mass. nual arts and crafts show and annual open horse show June 15 Guard rails are necessary for Driveway Sealer R.I. will judge the western por­ ' oeep-penetrating equipment to service the town. Pastor Sullivan has been at sale May 31 from 10 a.m. to 5 starting at 9 a.m. at the Tolland elevated decks, but they can be Name.^ tion and Anthony Thalle of The committee plans to con­ St. Bernard’s since September, p.m. at the Tri-City Shopping County Agricultural Center, Rt. decorative assets and useful protects and beautifies blacktop(| Pomfret the English. Street- tinue this program on a year- 1974. He is a naval veteran of Plaza, Vernon Circle. 30 Vernon. The show will be with added benches. Winner in Finale against sun, water and winter round basis, Robert L. Tedoldi, World War II and a graduate of held rain or shine. Cliurcji Schedule City- _Zip------freezing damage Members of the association president of the local chapter, St. John’s House Missions There will be seven cham­ The Rockville Baptist Church ,No. Sq. Yds.. Finishing its dual meet second place in the CCIL both hurdle events and ^* use on driveways at least 1 yeaij will have paintings in all media sh o p & said. Seminary, Little Rock, Ark. pionships and miscellaneous will begin its summer schedule NOTE: Offer good only with Armstrong Solarian and Sundial floors (15 sq. yds or more) purchased sophomore Glenn Flosdorf old, and on previously sealed May S-June 14, 1975 Void where prohibited by law Limit: one coupon redemption per customer. season successfully yester­ with Conard and Windham o k One grant was presented to He spent 10 years in the and crafts of all kinds, on dis­ classses. The “chuck wagon” June 1 and will continue took third in the mile. drives play and for sale. The show will day was the Manchester Highs behind champion 7-1 : Robert Boardman, ad- LaCrosse, Wis., diocess and will be open from 7 a.m. through August. Vine Support Manchester will now • covers up to 300 sq. ft. be held rain or shine. High track team with an 86- East Hartford High. plant ; ministrator of Rockville later worked in parishes in the through the end of the show. On The morning worship service prepare for the State Sec­ Geranium Plants (65-5125) 5 gal rgg 25 will start at 9 a.m. and will be 59 romp over CCIL foe Senior Mike Lombardo General Hospital, for the archidoeces of Boston. He A sturdy western wood fence tionals Tuesday at UConn. followed by Sunday School at Wethersfield High at Pete scored 13 points against the • flowers bloom to large ' purchase of an emergency unit earned two master’s degrees, offers privacy as well as support 10:15 a.m. The evening service Wigren Track. Eagles to total 164 for the Results: size stretcher. one in counseling and the other for a wisteria vine. Central sale 7251 Legislators Rebuff 440-yd. relay: 1. Manchester NOW season, breaking A1 Woods’ • available in a variety of Another went to the Vernon in special education. will be at 7 p.m. The Indians wind up with a (Philbrick, Dawson, Joy, Lumpkin) : Ambulance Corps to purchase a T ag Sale PTO Officers Wood joints subject to heavy LINOLEUM & CARPET 10-5 over-all mark, 6-2 in the old mark by seven points. :46.0. for lasting Recussi-Anne-Manikin; and the Stale’s Attorney Gerald Stevenson has been strain should use screws rather 296 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Lombardo won the high 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Joy (M), 2. Bradley The Men’s Club of the league. Manchester shared (W), 3. Taylor (W) :16.5. Charcoal Lighter third to the Vernon Recreation Talcottville Congregational elected president of the Lake than nails. TELEPHONE 649-4336 jump and long jump and 100-yd. dash: 1; Philbrick (M), 2, Daw­ summer ; Commission to buy benches for HARTFORD (UPI) - Five St. School PTO and Mrs. John son (M), 3. Hemman (W) :10,7, Church will conduct a “Tag the orders of a man apparently An acre of forest can grow took second in the triple Mile run: 1. Moffat (M), 2. Depasquale 30 q t foam • odorless senior citizens bus stops. Sale’’ Saturday, at Golfland, members of the legislature’s posing as his brother, the Bogdon, first vice president. jump behind teammate Jim (W), 3. Flosdorf (M) 4:43.3. beauty • squirt can five times as much cellulose in a 440-yd. dash: 1. Dawson (M), 2. Tedoldi said requests for Rt. 83 Talcottville. nursing home panel have hearing showed. Other officers elected were: Buyak. (74-0009) purchase of capital equipment rebuffed the chief state’s at­ year as an acre of cotton. Kureska (W), 3. Telgener (M) :53.1, Robert Tucker, president of In a letter to Gormley, the Charles Garabedian, second TV Ted Busky threw a per­ 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Joy (M), 2. Bradley Ice C h est COMPLETE for non-profit or charitable the club, is overall chairman torney, who had said they were vice president; Mrs. John An arbor of western wood (W), 3. Smith (M) :42.4. reg. 69c quart lawmakers said the subcom­ AND sonal best of 109 feet in the 880-yd. run: 1. Scholsky (M), 2. Doyle oiganizations in the towns of for the sale. His assistants are seeking publicity in in­ Backer, recording secretary; 2x4s adds entry hospitality. SELECTION OF > ! © CHMCOAl mittee held the hearing to discus to take fourth place. (W), 3. Lawlor (W) 2:04,1. U6HTER ’ Vernon, Tolland or Ellington Fred Maycock, Fred Recave vestigating an incident at a nur­ gather information that would Mrs. Norman Hall, correspon­ 220-yd. dash: 1. Lumpkin (M), 2. NOW RADK Kevin Scholsky won the 880 Philbrick (M), 3. Hemman (W) :24.0. annual I may be sent to the Jaycees at and Douglas Hayes. sing home. help them enact better nursing ding secretary; and Michael NOW with a 2:04.1 clocking and Two-mile run: 1. Lemieux (M), 2. ONLY ' P.O. Box 119, Rockville A flower booth will be The lawmakers Wednesday home laws, and not for publici­ Longo, treasurer. Wallace (M) 3. Doyle (W) 10:18.2. ONLY flowers Swim Classes prepared by Gay Simoncelli and said Joseph T. Gormley was Dave tem ieux and Matt Mile relay: 1. Wethersfield 3:50.0. ty- TONIGHT Javelin: 1. D^ohn (W), 2. Otis (W),3. Registrations have closed for Dwight Lyman. The Rev. wrong in making those com­ “Unless you can come up Wallace took one-two in the Hawkes (M) 159’ 9”. 7 : 2 5 Red S o x v h . Angels, evergreen Indian Valley YMCA members Kenneth Knox will have charge ments, and criticized him for ANNUAL two-mile run. Jeff Joy won Shot put: 1. Pratt (W), 2. Buyak (M), with the names, dates and WTIC 3. Hawses (M) 46’ 10”, , to enter the summer swimming of the refreshment stand and not having taken the initiative times that your office has Discus: 1. Pratt (W), 2. DeJohn(WI,3. shrubs I classes and registrations for Len Bayliss and Arthur Palmer in the investigation of the case. documented proof that Rossillo (M) 149’ 4” . non-members will be accepted Gromley had criticized the High jump: 1. Lombardo (M), 2. will have charge of transpor­ members of the subcom­ Rathbun (M), 3. Fazzino (W) 5’ 10”. Sentry Flameprbol shade trees CRESTLINE starting May 27. ting items for the sale. subcommittee for holding a mittee...have not been doing Long jump: 1. Lombardo (M), 2. The classes will be conducted Franklin Welles is site chair­ hearing last week into the Narondorf (w), 3. Rathbun (M) 19’ 8” . Chlorine their jobs as legislators but OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 10 AM TO 6 PM Triple jump: 1. Buyak (M), 2. Lombar­ ' won’t burst into flame fruit trees ’ from June 30 through Aug. 22 man and others assisting will be beating of a Meriden nursing merely seeking publicity, I do (M), 3. Narondorf (W) 41’ 3” . 18” G R IL L with youths to register for 10 David Haddox, Victor home patient, his death three Thousands of items marked D O W N especially lor, this Sale. SALE ENDS MAY 28, 1975 Pole vault: 1. Cannarella (W), 2. ' granular, dustless suggest that you refrain from O’Keefe (W), 3. Georgetti IM) 10' 0” . ■ 65% chlorine kills bacteria, algae | lessons during a two-week Stoetsner, Clyde Beckwith, days later and his cremation making public statements that • POOL • ’A hp deluxe silica filter • massive unitized decking vegetable table top reg. 5.49 ' add directly or through feeder period. Dick Eichenacker, David under puzzling circumstances. bring dishonor on duly elected EVERY PAK • TEST KIT • years supply ol test chemicals “I’d just like for one time to plants ■ Aqua Babies, a class for Kidney and William Smith. members of the General INCLUDES GREAT NORTHERN OECK LAOOER • SAFETY BENCH 1^3. reg. $23.49 . children age IV2 to three years, Any outsiders wishing to set have one of those persons who PLUS 6 OTHER VITAl ACCESSORIES Assembly,” the letter said. tiling Outlasts sale $21.88 r and their mothers is also being up a booth should contact like to see their names in the “I might add that the informa­ THE JEFFERSON NOW “> planned along with classes for Tucker at 649-5833 for further newspaper come to our office Coventry, 10-9 » T l. 70 lbs. reg. $49.95 tion on the DeVita case came to THE WASHINGTON Alt aluminum pool at an unbelievabte . beginners through advanced information. The sale will start first, instead of dumping these 4 price. Complete with diamond embossed sale $47.94 your office as well as to our 24’x48” ROUND Trailing 9-1 after six full in­ classes. An evening class for things in our lap when the trail GALVASTEEL CONSTRUCTION patterned wall, interlocking lop rails, at 10 a.m. and end about 3 p.m. committee and we acted, as we aluminum bottom connectors, aluminum ' WfIMKRIAL PAR nings, the Illing Junior High 100 lbs. reg. $69.8^ ' adults is being planned for July. C YO P Sale is cold,” Gormley said were elected to do,” it said. All winterized pool with reversible bottom track, heavy duty winterized lue/white waU, tapered uprights for liner. Plus IMPERIAL PACKAG E. Price ' W/FflEE baseball team punched across sale $66.84^ , The National YMCA aquatic Tuesday. additional slren^h. plus exclusive The Vernon Young “Perhaps the criticism should includes pool, filter, deck, fencing, plus SAFETY FENOm eight in the seventh and added ' skills will be taught and Gormley’s office Monday unblock supports. Plus IMPERIAL much, much more. Republicans and the Vernon be directed toward your office PACKAGE. 15 x48" ROUND the winning marker in the home ' progress cards will be awarded. began to investigate the Dec. 17 Republican Town Committee for not taking the initiative.” 18’x48” ROUND half of the eighth for a come- ; All classes will be at the Rizzo will co-sponsor a “Tag Sale” death of Emil DeVita, 70, three '444 It was signed by the subcom­ W/IMPEfUAL PAK from-behind 10-9 duke over ; Pools, Vernon Circle. days after he was assaulted by June 7 at West and Peterson mittee’s co-chairmen. Sen. W/FREE SAFETY FENCE Coventry yesterday. 24” BAR-BOUE Registrations must be made in a fellow patient at the Royal COMPLETE r ^ R E D B A R K Rds. in Vernon from 10 a.m. to 5 Anthony Ciarlone, D-New 1B'x48" ROUND Dennis Joy’s sacrifice fly person at the “Y” office, Ver- Crest Convalescent Center In p.m. Haven, and Rep. Morris Cohen, brought home Bill Kelly with GRILL ^ non Circle. Meriden. WITH IMPERIAL PAK *498 MULCH Anyone wishing to donate D-Bloomfield, and Reps. PLUS FREE SAFETY FENCING W/IMPERIAL PAK the winning tally. Kelly, Tom Lawn Pastor Awarded No autopsy was requested. W/FREE SAFETY FENCE while 30 last either time or items for the sale Robert W. Sherwood, D- Prignano, Rob Pilver and Bill sm-med-lg The Rev. Frank Sullivan, may do so by contacting Steve Royal Crest did not report the 15 x48" ROUND *874 Fairfield, John G. McGruirk, WnN IMPEMAl PAK. PLUS FREE SAFETY FENCE Maloney each had two hits for reg. 10 j69 associated pastor at St. Ber- beating to police or the death to Wakefield, 875-6357, or John D-Norwalk, and Sen. Mary THE LINCOLNS WE INSTALL Illing. Craig Ostrout added a & 3 cu. ft bag nard's Church, Rockville, was Linderman, 875-2398. state health officials and Martin, D-Groton. All Galvasteel pool, massive sil on top ledge, box WHAT WE SELI double for Illing, now 2-4. NOW ;; awarded a degree pf doctoral in DeVita’s body was cremated on type uprights, Duraflex Cold Clad* winterized liner, extra heavy buttresses that dig Into the Patio ground for added support. Plus NOW IMPERIAL PACKAGE. Fastest Lap ONLY bag 12'l24' OVAL CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - furniture W/IMPfRIAL PAK David Pearson, seeking his We Are Not Offering A Rebate, W/FREE SAFETY FENOM third straight win at the * 8 7 7 Charlotte Motor Speedway, had dispby JUST OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES! 12'x28' OVAL 12 x32' OVAL THE GARFIELD-DELUXE the fastest lap Wednesday in FAMOUS AR aluminum pool, massive 6” sit on top ledge. 6 V i" 27'x48" ROUND practice for Sunday’s World 600 BY /CHARCOAL tapered girder style uprights, top stabilizer rails, bkie TELESCOPE •777 •877 stock car race. I W/mPERiAl PAK ANO FREE SAFETY FENCE plank patterned wall, vinyl laminated seal clamps, W/IMPERtAl PAK TELESCOPE aluminum bottom track, heavy duty winterized liner. W/FRU Pearson, from Spartanburg, Phjs IMPERIAL PAK. Price Includes pool, biter, SAFETY FIHaNB BRIQUETS Announces Its NAMCO CELEBRATES MEMORIAL DAY BY fencing, plus Impenal Pak. S.C., drove a Mercury at a Director Chairs chairs 15'-18’-24' ALSO AVAILABLE AT m DISCOUNTED i PRICES speed of 156.567 miles per hour MARKING DOWN OVER 400 POOL ACCESSORIES choice of colors SPRIHG SPECIAL around the 1.5-mile oval on lopnges t 4 o 10 LB. CLEARANCE SALE- ALL LAWN BUILDINGS ▼ which he won last year’s World 20 LB. PAUL'S PAINT lO’xia' BARN 600 and National 500. Cale Yar­ 10# PH-I- ' tables borough, from Timmonsville, 40 LB On Exterior Latex HOW S.C., had the second best time, MURALO HOUSE PAINT 1 *148 WAS S1H um brellas BAGS $444 10’x7' BARN 156.431 m.p.h., in a Chevrolet, cO WAS $6.97 ^88 FLOATING BABY SEAT B'xS'STORMOR Per 8 ^ 4 4 NOWI WAS SSI r \ STORE HOURS Gallon i T eTu x e DELUXE REPLACEMENT LINERS Mon. Tue>. W«d F>, ^ WATER LOUNGER IN-POOL 8:30 lo 6.30 WERE NOW BOWLING Thurt. 8 30 to 8 30 LADDER S*t. 8 00 10 4:30 tS'lAI' 88.00 e q u i p m e n t s h o p AG WAY,® Inc. DELUXE DIATOMITE FILTER 51.00 Mon. W*d. Tnuti. 540 NEW STATE ROAD, buckland 643-5123 $2898 FLORAL — Betty Corrette 8 .30 to 5.00 24'i4l' 00.00 173, Toots Carpenter 177, Dee Sat. 8:00 to 4:00 o t h e r a g w a y s t o r e s stop in at 615 Main St, Manchester • 6 49 -0 3 0 0 NOW WAS S13S.00 cioMd tu*tdayt *97 AIL SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE-NO RAINCHECKS ^IhiiyioM. .mnldietteld...noflh haven ..wiliimaniic WAS $39.88 WHITE fAIMIED T « « . IHIIOUD. HOT HVAIUIIE (Herald photo by Dunn) Simmons 188-489, Marion If You Pay Less, You Will Get Less. Our Formula Is On The Can, Coombs 177, Jan Wright 180-182- NOTE: NEW SALE HOURS: 443 Hartford Rd., MANCHESTER Mike Lombardo in Flight 477, Carolyn Sulzinski 173-462, M0N..FM. lO-l Jean Archambault 466, Laura Compare Before You Buyl U TU IU U T 1-7 lENFKLO •WnKRSnOD •WALUMfOIID •MUORD *$011111187011 *SniNrKLB lUHOAV 107 Scored Two Firsts, One Second Lutz 475. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cotui., Thurs., May 22, 1975— PAGETWENTY-SEVEN^. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 22,1875 Coventry Blasts Bolton, East Linksmen Final Test Davis Drives Off Set Today Inf Style on Coast Rockville, Ellington Bow SPORTS Getting as many hits as In Dual Sweep Glastonbury fell to 2-12 in the that evaperated in the face of a SLATE SLOW PITCH Pilots ANAHEIM (UPI) — Anthony Davis drove off into the. runs, Coventry High blasted CVC, 3-12 over-all with the loss. five-run Granby rally in the sunset Wednesday in a $42,000 1975 silver-blue Rolls Royce. Bolton High, 20-5, yesterday Rockville dipped to 7-6 with eighth inning. Mark Dishaw had Thursday INDIANAPOUS, Ind. (UPI) Bui that was only the sweetener. in Charter Oak.Conference the setback to Newington, three'hits and Dan Sitek two BASEBALL Back on the winning track, the East Catholic golf team which now stands at 8-5 in the SOFTBALL — Action at the Indianapolis The Rolls was an baseball action at Coventry. RBIs for Ellington, now 9-5 in Cheney Tech at Parish Hill whipped non-conference foe Bristol Eastern, 5-0, and Motor Speedway shifted from conference and 9-6 in all games. afterthought of a $2.5 million wasn’t even close to the Sun’s,” Elsewhere in the area. South the NCCC and 10-5 over-all. The GOLF ^ squeezed past HCC adversary St. Paul, 3-2, yesterday at “Gasoline Alley” to the race Windsor High closed out its The Rams, who have qualified Purple Knights have qualified Charlie McNamara, Bruce contract that Davis signed with said Davis’ 23-year-old agent, Conard /Wethersfield at Pine Valley Country Club in Bristol. TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE track and the pits today with the World Football League Mike Trope. season with a 7-2 win over CVC for CIAC play, conclude regular for the tournament. Granby im­ Peck, Terry Schilling and season play today hosting Wind­ Manchester • The Eagle linksmen are Phone vs. United Meth, 6:15 dress rehearsal practice. Southern California Sun, only rival Glastonbury High, proved its ledger to 4-9 in the Fishing Advisory Woody Clark each had two hits Trope negotiated Sun sor High. East Catholic at South now 22-1 over-all for the — Keeney Most of the 33 starters in last year a financially Rockville High for the second conference and 6-9 in all games. Inland Fishing 75 with teammates Mike for the winners with Dave Sunday’s million-dollar race contracts last year for three Ellington was leading before Catholic season and 9-0 in the HCC. Allied vs. Lynch, 7:30 — floundering enterprise that straight day bowed to Trout fishing is reported to be Cooney and Brad Streila Bidwell clouting two homers. were expected to take advan­ highly rated college Prince Tech at Cheney,- Fitzgerald- couldn’t pay its bills. Newington, this time 4-1, and good to excellent in the The Eagles play today at each carding 77s. Butch Talaga and Jeff Rea each tage of three hours of final players—UCLA runners James Tech Trudon vs. Fogarty, 8:45 — “We felt we' had to do Ellington High fell to NCCC following streams: Bantam South Catholic. Results: East vs. St. Paul — had three hits for Pero’s with testing under racing conditions. McAlister and Kermit Johnson TENNIS -: Fitzgerald something dramatic,” said and u se tackle Booker Brown. adversary Granby High, 9-6. River, Housatonic River, Sandy Taking medalist honors Cooney (EC) def. Paul Alfonsi 2 Russ Billings and Barry Pit practice without engines Manrhester at Conard ■' Nelson's vs. Fuller’s, 6:15 — Larry Hatfield, Sun president All three have since become Freshman Mark Putnam, A1 MAJOR LEAGUE Brook, Blackberry River, was St. Paul’s Brian Baker and 1; Torrance (EC) def. Jim Baskerville adding two apiece. running—the last activity for Conard at Manchester' Fitzgerald and general manager. “We had free agents after the Sun was Dionne and Rick Gankofskie Whiting River, Mill River with a 73. Baker, the Sticca 5 and 4, Baker (P) def. the racing fraternity before (girls) Barrels vs. Miller, 6:15 — a lot of problems last year unable to meet its payroll. each had four hits in leading LEADERS (Hamden), Muddy River, Falcons’ top golfer, was Streila 1-up, Peter Tonon (P) DUSTY Saturday’s traditional drivers’ SOFTBALL Neho ^which everyone knows about. The Sun, under new manage­ Coventry over Bolton. The Saugatuck River, Norwalk playing in the No. 3 slot as def. Tim LaFrancis 5 and 3, Pounding out 28 hits. Looking meeting-was to conclude the Patriots wind-up 11-5 in con­ Fermi at Manchester (girls)' Vito’s vs. Holiday, 7:30 — 'We have a credibility ment this year after its shaky Leading Batlrni River, Salmon River, Jeremy’s East won medal point 312-314; Glass II trounced the Keggers, trackside activities. ference play and 13-5 over-all Home Kuna Friday St. Paul was going for the Robertson problem.” financial start, gave Davis a (Baaed on 65 at bala) National League: Baker, Correll and River, Dickinson Creek, East vs. Bristol Eastern — 264, last night at RoUertson It was virtually too late to National League upset. It almost worked bout Dick’s vs. Wholesale, 8:45 — The 21-year-old Davis left contract that is “personally and now will await word of the Evans, All, Watson, Hou, Luzinski, Phil BASEBALL Roaring Brook, Willimantic Cooney (EC) def. Jim Park. Larry Green homered, solve such major problems as g ab r h pet. and Windeld, SD 8. \ East’s balance proved too Robertson Southern California as the guaranteed by the club, league State Tournament’s rankings Cash, Phil 37 157 24 56 .357 Windsor Locks at East River, Natchaug, River, LaFrance 2-up, Torrance (EC) doubled and singled three times handling difficulties, but many American League: Horton, Del 10; Angels vs. Vittner’s, 6:15 — school’s all-time rusher, and pairings. Chris Coughlin Sanguillen, Pitt 31 112 12 40 .357 Burroughs, Tex 8; Grich, Balt, Hisle, Catholic ^ Bigelow Brook, Yantic River, much, taking the medal def. Jim Roche 5 and 4, Streila for Glass. Larry Duhaine added and Sun owner Sam Bat- Watson, Hou 36 136 21 48 353 Robertson teams still had important fuel eclisping the marks of Heisman added three hits and Wayne Minn and Jackson, Oak 7. point by two strokes. (EC) def. Emil Vigra 7 and 5, tistone,” according to Trope. Bowa, Phil 37 157 16 56 350 Runa Balled In Cheney Tech at St. Thomas; Shetucket River, Five Mile a double and four singles. Brad tests to make and pit practice Desilots and Bob Usab two Morgan, Cin 40 140 24 48 .343 Scoring better than it has Economy vs. Farr’s, 7:30 — Trophy winners O.J. Simpson Davis scored six touchdowns National League: Garvey, LA 31; Seminary River (Putnam) and Pachaug LaFrancis (EC) def. Tom Verona tripled, doubled twice was just as vital. That’s why apiece. For Bolton, now 2-11 in GruEb, SD 38 146 21 50 .342 Watson, HouX; Perez, Cin and Winlield, Nike and Mike Garrett with 3,724 against Notre Dame as a Smith, St.L 21 80 14 27 .338 Rham at BaronAcademy River. recently. East’s Jeff Kirkwood 8 and 6, East won and singled and Dave the 2V^-mile oval was expected the COC and 3-11 in all games, SD 29; Bench, Cin, Staub, NY and DeMolay vs. Oilers, 6:15 — yards and 52 touchdowns — 11 sophomore in 1972, making Garvey, LA 41 178 25 60 .337 Simmons, St.L 27. Rocky Hill at Bolton Trout fishing is also good to Torrance came home with a medal point 312-347. Ignatowicz tripled, doubled and to resemble race day—except (Herald photo by Dunn) Joshua, SF 30 111 15 37 .333 Nike of them against Notre Dame. famous his end zone dance, and Paul Groves, Steve Potter, Bob American League: Horton, Del and Middletown at Ellington excellent in the following lakes singled twice. For the Keggers, that most of the huge stands American League Hisle, Minn 28: Burroughs, Tex 27; Davis was runner-up in the Peterson and Bob Highter each g ab r h pet. TRACK ] and ponds: Wonoscopomuc Tom Akers had three bingles, were empty. “Fuel could be last year romped for four TDs, McRae, KC25; Scott, Mil 24. Heiisman trophy balloting last including a 102-yard kickoff Most Improved Junior had two hits. Munson, NY 34 131 16 50 .382 Stolen Baaea Manchester at Regionals Lake, East Twin Lake, SILK CITY Eric Mann homered and Tom a critical area, especially for Steve Poulos had two hits and Yount, MU 24 84 17 32 .381 National League: Cedeno, Hou 20; 2 2 year to Ohio State’s Archie (Windsor High) (Girls) , Colebrook Reservoir, Ball Outhit 14-9, Frank’s Market Boose and Dick Moran each had the leaders,” said Johnny return, as USC defeated Notre Carew, Minn 29 100 14 36 .360 Morgan, Cin 19; Lopes, LA 13; Brock, Griffin. Dame 55-24. three RBIs and Lance Lauritsen Roberts, Del 22 78 17 27 .346 St.L 12; Lintz and Mangual, MU 10. Pond, Candlewood Lake, still came away with a 7-5, win two hits. Fourteen-year-old Cheryl Dow receives the Jarvis Bbumbry, Bait 21 73 11 26 .342 GOLF Rutherford, who is driving a ‘*I signed a five-year contract had two hits and two RBIs in American League: Rivers, Cal24; Otis, Quassapaug, Norwich Pond, Trevino Plans over Acadia Restaurant last British-made McLaren similar Davis also had been a stan­ Trophy from Mrs. Alexander Jarvis as the most im­ White, NY 30 107 26 36 .336 KC 22; Nettles, Cal and Patek, KC 12; Hartford Public /Weaver for $2.5 million,” Davis said pacing South Windsor, which Baylor, Balt 32 123 13 41 .333 Dodge Pond, Crystal Lake, night at Fitzgerald Field. Don dout baseball player at USC and proved junior tennis player at the Manchester Racquet Washington, Oak U. /St. Thomas Aquinas at East CANDLELIGHT to the machine he rode to a 22- Wednesday. “Plus the Rolls concludes play a t 6-8. A1 Lynn, Bos ■ 28 94 15 30 319 Mashapaug Lake, Long Pond McCrea and Joe Quaglia each turned down a pro contract McRae, KC 40 150 18 47 313 Catholic Unloading for 12 runs in the second victory over Bobby Royce. I can’t help but think Club. Dziama picked up the win. and Beach Pond. To Live Slower had two hits for Frank’s while Unser in last year’s race. offer from the Minnesota first frame, Moriarty Brothers how lucky I am ... how Mike Bass fishing is reported to be for Acadia, Mike Kilby had Twins. outdistanced Honda, 14-9, last Each cars gets 280 gallons for 6arrett and O.J. Simpson good at Lake Lillinoah. three and Sam Forcucci, Tom night at Robertson, ^ b Penney the distance, and fuel conserva­ would have loved to have been 2 Fishing for panfish is good in MEMPHIS (UPI) - Lee Trevino, the Merry Mexican, Garabedian and Clayt Nivison homered, clubbed two triples tion is expected to be one of the able to stay in Southern Califor­ 2 Lake Zoar, Lake Lillinoah, says he will-live slower and putt faster during the Danny had two each. and singled for the winners. big factors in the 200-lap grind. Jayvees Triumph Pickerei Lake, Norwich Pond, nia to play pro ball. There’s so Thomas-Memphi§Golf Classic. Fred Valenti homered, doubled Last year veteran Lloyd Ruby many USC football fans in Copping its ninth win of the Dodge Pond, Pachaug Pond, Doing its scoring in the first was running third only 13 laps "My wife’s in rowhrown this and singled, Mike Zotta and (Herald photo by Dunn) Southern California, it’ll seem season yesterday wa8 the Quaddick Reservoir, Hopeville four frames, Bogner’s Meats from the finish when he ran out week,” Trevino told a heckler “I like to put more premium on Doug Pearson adding four and like I’m still playing for USC Manchester High jayvee Pond and Pine Acres Pond. downed Crockett Agency, 9-6, during Wednesday’s pro-am the entire game, on hitting the three bingles respectively. Ron of gas and had to settle for ninth but in a different uniform.” baseball team, 4-2, over East last night at Fitzgerald. Randy One Happy Bench White perch and white catfish event of the 72-hole tournament golf ball. That’s what you have Girouard tripled and singled place. Davis, rated small by some Hartford High in East Hart­ are providing good to excellent Smith had three hits and Dave A.J. Foyt, considered the that began today. “I won’t be to do here.” twice for Honda, Billy Lodge pro scouts because he stands ford. White and Ron Riordan two man to beat and starting from Kathi Klotzer of Manchester High’s girls’ softhall team fishing in the Thames and doing any wild partying.” Nicklaus ended the day, had three singles and Bob only 5-foot-9 and weighs 183 Clarence Kinney had two hits Connecticut Rivers. apiece for the winners. Carl the pole position for the fourth The winner here in 1971 and however, unhappy over the fact Guerin doubled and had two led the cheers on the bench during a rally in Tuesday’s pounds, was a second-round to pace the Indians’ eight-hit at­ Shad: Fishing for shad is Ogren and Tim Coughlin each time, predicted eight to 10 pit 72, who has cultivate the im­ that the tees were set at less singles. winning effort against Enfield, 6-5, at Fitzgerald Field. zraft choice of National Foot­ tack. Sophomore Pete Daigle excellent at the Enfield Dam had two blows for Crockett and stops for fuel. Thus, pit action age of golf’s playboy, made it than the maximum distance. ball League New York Jets. won his third, hurling a three- and good to excellent in the Greg Johnston homered twice could make the difference clear, however, that he is not “This golf course from the back Making its hits count for “The Jets’ offer for Davis hitter while striking out seven. Windsor and Windsor Locks and drove in five runs. between winning and losing, es­ awed by the presence of the tees is a good golf course,” he runs, Crispino’s topped Nassiff pecially in a close race. areas. likes of Jack Nicklaus, Gary said. “You set them up and you Arms, 11-4, last night at Robert­ Reminder: Anglers fishing Whitey Ford Stricken Player and Billy Casper in the ruin it.” CHARTER OAK son. Bruce Tracey paced the 11- Most drivers "iaiSb planned the Farmington River, Salmon $175,000 tournament at the Casper, last week’s winner in Coming from behind, Wilson several tire changes and swap­ hit attack with two triples and a NEW YORK (UPI) - Whitey have suggested that he remain River and Connecticut River Colonial Country Club. ‘T ve New Orleans, and Player, the Electric nipped Army & Navy, single, Gordy McCombe ping rubber was also an in­ Bennet Track Winner should be on the lookout for Ford underwent tests today and in the hospital for a few days as always had success here,” defending Memphis champion, 8-7, last night at Fitzgerald. homered and tripled and Mike tricate part of today’s pit row Atlantic salmon smolts. The drills. will remain in the hospital a precautionary method. More Trevino said, “and I feel good began the tournament full of Kevin Kelley had three straight Crispino and Dave Hassett each Both Bennet Junior High (C), 3. Jones (C) 40' 7(4” . minimum legal length for these Each crew has specific space three or four days, a New York extensive tests will be made Duscus: 1. Akerlind (C), 2, Tyo (B), 3. about it this year.” confidence. hits and Mike Scanlon and Mike belted homers. John Stanizzi boys’ and girls’ jayvee track fish is 15 inches, "^ere is no assigned for its car. Earlier Yankees spokesman said, after and a further determination of Mainville (B) 101' 2” . Trevino said he’s been trying “This time I’ve come to Mahone added two each. Scott and Jim Colla each had two teams won yesterday. The boys Javelin: 1. Akerlind ( 0 ,2 . Doyon (B), reward for juvenile salmon or this week, the painters were the Hall of Fame southpaw his prognosis will be made at 3. Mainville' (B) 135'. to work himself back into his America prepared,” Player Kelley homered. For the Ser­ bingles for Nassiff’s. upended Coventry 53-42 ahd the salmon smolts. The reward is old routine of hitting the ball as said after leaving his ranch in vicemen, Garry Jordan had busy marking up the pit walls, collapsed on the dugout steps that time.” 440-yd. relay: 1. Bennet (Doyon, After being leil back to the girls won by a 4^17 margin. Clements, Tyo, Walsh) :52.5. for adult salmon which will be quickly as possible. South Africa. “I practiced three straight hits and Dave and each crew hauled its fuel after throwing batting practice REC Wednesday night. clubhouse following his Results: over 20 inches long. “I’ve always executed every every day that I was home this Krinjak and Ernie Bulgar tank into place. Boys Girls collapse. Ford was reportedly Marine Fishing shot from the driver to the time and I’m playing quite nice­ added two apiece, Bulgar Scoring in the first two and Foyt and such other favorites Ford, 46, the Yanks’ pitching ■ 100-yd, dash: 1. Walsh (B), 2. Floyt 120: Cheney (B) 2. Hawkes (B), 3. Pet- Fishing for striped bass is then in the last two frames, as Gordon Johncock and Unser, coach, fainted while returning breathing heavily.' “I don’t (C), 3. Tyo (B) :11,3. tingil (C) :15.7. VI putter in my head before step­ ly now.” tripling. Mile run: 1. Lahda (B), 2. Pachesa 1. Meyer (B), 2. Taylor (B), 3. M MCC Vets whipped Hartford know what happened to me,” good all along the coast. Some ping up to the ball, and then I Casper, who said his game who share the front row with to the clubhouse after pitching (C), 3. LaChance (B) 5:25.0. Bollinger (C) 2:52. POWER­ of the better areas are: The hit it immediately,” he said. tends tb run in streaks, also National Bank, 19-6, last night the Texas speedster who seeks in warmups on a hot, muggy Ford told Yankee manager Bill 440: 1. James (B), 2. Lahda (B), 3. 220: 1. Cheney (B), 2. Pettingil (C), 3. FELINE at Keeney Field. Mike Chartier night. Dr. Lloyd Falloughs, Virdon. “I just found myself sit­ Handley (C) 1:00.5. Slaby (B) :30.0. Thames River, Connecticut “About a year and a half ago, I likes his chances of picking up Sparked by a pair of four-run a record fourth victory here, 220: 1, Walsh (B), 2. Hoyt (C). 3. Tyo 50: 1. Farrell (B), 2. Bendell (C), 3. River and off Millstone Point. led the winners with four hits made their fuel tests after Ford’s personal physician, ad­ ting on the steps of the dugout.” (B1 :26.4. McCarthy (B) :09.0. RATED started stepping up to the ball the $35,000 first-place check. innings, Scruse Wallpaper & 440yd. run: 1. Meyer (B), 2. Slaby (B), including an inside-the-park qualifying during the first m itted him to Long Island Inducted into the Hall of 880: 1. James JB), 2. Telgener (B), 3. Fishing for mackerel is im­ quicker, but I can’t seem to “I played awfully well in New Paint topped Tommy’s Pizza, 9- Jones (C) 2:21. 3. Bollinger (C) 1:15.0. homer. Rich Lachapelle and weekend of the time trials, but Jewish Hospital for examina­ Fame last August along with Long jump: 1. Hoyt (C), 2, Melandez Long jump: 1. Bendell (C), 2. Durepo proving rapidly and these fish bring it back. Orleans,” he said, “and since 4, last night at Mt. Nebo. Wendy Sears are providing good fishing Jim Silver each had three hits all were expected to take ad­ tion but listed his condition as dehis longtime pal and team­ (B) , 3! Walsh (B) 17’ SW. (C), 3. McCarthy (B) 14' 2W. “I’m looking at the hole two my game usually holds a cer­ Comp, Roxanne Scruse, Connie High jump: 1. Akerlind (Cl, 2. Bradley 440-yd. relay: I. Bennet (Meyer, throughout most of the Sound. and Mike Maloney, Bob Klatka vantage of today’s final prac­ “good.” The doctors were mate Mickey Mantle, Ford Qieney, Taylor, McCarthy) no time or three times and standing tain plateau for a while, I Strickland and Rachelle Ayotte (C) . 3. Melandez (B) 5'0". Some of the better areas are over a putt 10 or 15 seconds. should continue to play well.” and Barry Stearns each-added tice. hopeful it was nothing more compiled a lifetime 236-106 Shot put: 1. Akerlind (C), 2. Harris given. Battery each had two hits for Scruse’s two. For the Bankmen, Dave GUARANTEED 118,OOOiMILES A Fishers Island, Thimble Also eligible were the two than heat prostration. record and won more World “That’s a long time for me. I The man who says he lost and Barb brody added an inside- Islands, Faulkner’s Island, Miner, John Neumer and Bob alternates, cars driven by Rick The prognosis is good,” said Series games (10) than any used to putt after five seconds last year's Memphis tourna­ the-park homer. Sharon Bell, Sears Highway Passenger Tire Guarantee Branford Reef, Townshend Kania each had a pair of Mother and A1 Loquasto. Dr. Falloughs. “However, I other pitcher. or a little sooner. 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We will: At our option, exchange it for a new tire or give you a re­ Fishing for blackfish is good Trevino shot a two-under-par /t : fund charging in either case only the proportion of the then at most-of the rocky reef areas 70 during the pro-am but was current selling price plus Federal Excise tax that repre­ Battery Performance Characteristics Bated for Power y along the coast, Branford Reef four strokes off the pace set by- EASTERN UP-TO-DATE HOSPITAL sents mileage used. If the tire is unserviceable due to any Scoring two in the top of the of the above causes before 10% of the guaranteed mileage Y and the Thimble Island areas Nicklaus, who is making his KHchenAkl is received, the replacement or refund will be made with have been excellent. first appearance in Memphis eighth. Highland Park-Market Cold Craaklaf Re»erve Am p. H our N um ber C uaraateo no charge for mileage received. of Plate* la M oatka Flounder fishing is still good since 1968. 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Gives _ SALE ENDS II HMvy-Duty Sttock Ab«ott>*r 1*111 Sears Heavy-Duty by Sears, we will i((llell the new Barbers. Bob Gentle homered over Dillon Ford, 19-18. For 9:54 Kozlovich, Herdic, Connnrton, then went to see Crandall. steaming hot water at the KHD-iio Cm Io t*uHy m*t*ri*li Of «*ofkm*A- and Tim Callahan doubled and Palmer Hospitai Bills This Year MAY 31 •^tp Of w**r*-oul whil* IN* oftfin*! mulller wilh no charge lor labor. Wipco, Joey Cavicchi and Ken 19:01 S. Eerguson, Staum,ilwrique's, Wednesday he met with Cran­ ■ MAIL COUPON TO turn of a knob. Makes convenience purcltaMf own* lh« c*r. II «nM b* Aluminized foods truly^ convenient. r*pl*c*C u9 |On return Ir** o( ch*r«*. Shock Absorbers singled for the losers. Boland led the attack with four J. Skinner dall again and then with the or th« purc.tMM poce will M rclurtcMd and three hits respectively. Ed 10:15 J. Moriarty, Novak, Betko, J. JOHN E. 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Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet.For Sale Boxscores SCORE Braves Stilb MANCHESTER - Magnificent 5 CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal bedroom Custom Colonial in dining room, fireplac^ living Grandslam by Y az BOARD room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ l l l r SERVICE IS OUR one of Manchester's finest AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE areas. Full-size tennis court, in- age, immaculate condition. NIALTOX American League . ' $36,900. Philbrick Agency, r""* ONLY PRODUCT Urtroll Minnnolii Chicago Loa Angeles Eaat ground heated pool, fantastic (UnM I. rwilo ■ MAS ab r h bl ab r h bi ab r h bl ab r h bi w. I. pet. g.b. Boast Power maintenance-free landscaping, Realtors, 646-4200. LeFlore cf 612 0 Braun U 4 12 1 Kessinger ss 3 0 0 0 Lacy 2b 5 010 Milwaukee 20 14 JB — central air-conditioning, family Sutherind 2b S 1 3 1 Carew 2b 6 0 3 0 UCock If 4 010 Paciorek If 3 10 0 Boston 18 15 546 IW SALT BOX - Large, country Meyer If 4 10 0 Darwin rf 6 0 0 0 Detroit 16 17 .486 3W room with beamed cathedral Monday cf 2 010 Wynn cf 13 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - ’The Atlanta Braves are proving kitchen with buut-ins and NEW LISTING Horton dh 4 12 3 Oliva dh 4 13 0 Cardenal rf 0 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 0 0 0 0 Paces RSox Win Baltimore ' . . 16 19 .457 4W . ceilings, Florida room with 839,500 — 101 H«laiM Road • 7-room Capo, 2 full Knox pr 0 0 0 0 Ferrer pr 0 0 0 0 Madlock 3b 4 0 0 0 Garvey lb 4 2 3 4 New York 15 21 .417 6 that the long ball in Georgia didn’t go the way of Rank skylignt, large finished rec fireplace, formal dining room, Colbert dh 1 0 0 0 Ford dh 10 0 0 Cleveland 14 20 .412 6 She HcraUi batha, modarn kHchan, air conditioning in living room. Garrett lb 4 0 0 0 Cey 3b 4 0 2 1 room, dark room, dressing double door spacious center en­ Roberts rf 3 010 Soderhlm 3b 6 1 1 2 Morales cf 4 010 Cruz cf 0 10 0 Weal Aaron. Very private back yard. Lots of extras. Call on this ona. Freehan c 3 0 0 0 Brye cf 4 110 rooms, workshop area, 4 1/2 trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 Mitterwald c4 0 3 0 Ferguson rf 4 1 2 0 w. 1. pet. g.b. True, in Aaron the Braves Steve Garvey drove home four CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Humphrey c 1 0 0 0 Kelly lb 2 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Yeager c 4 2 4 2 BOSTON (UPI) - Two big a 3-2 lead, thanks to Petrpcelli’s homer in Oakland 21 16 568 — baths, wrap-around outside baths. 2-car garage, large lot. SUnley lb 2 0 0 0 Hisle If 2 112 Zahn p 1 0 0 0 Auerbach ss 3 0 0 0 questions were answered in the fourth. Bob Montgomery led off the Texas 21 16 .568 - dealt away the most prolific ae runs as Los Angeles routed deck, faces open woods. And This home cmalifies for $2,000 Brown ph 1 0 0 0 Thompsn ss 3 0 0 0 Locker p 0 0 0 0 McMullen 3b 1 0 0 0 Kansas City 21 19 .525 IW home run hitter in baseball Eastern Division leader tax credit. Philbrick Agency, Oglivie lb 10 10 Gomez ss 0 0 0 0 seventh with a single and Juan Beniquez California 20 19 .513 2 much more. Call for details and Summers ph 1 0 0 0 Mssrsmth p 3 0 1 3 Wednesday’s 7-3 Boston Red Sox win Realtors, 646-4200. Rodriguz 3b 5 0 0 0 Lundstedt c 3 1 0 0 Dettore p 0 0 0 0 and Rick Burleson followed suit. .Minnesota 17 17 .500 2W history to Milwaukee, last Chicago. Messersmith, who price. Warren E. Howland, 832.000 — 3 Family - Uva rant-traa In this horns, locatad Michael ss 5 111 Walton ph 10 0 0 over the Oakland A’s but one nagging 'Chicago 15 21 .417 5V4 Thornton ph 10 10 Yastrzemski blasted away and it was 7-2. winter, but thanks to Darrell drove in three runs himself, Realtors, 643-1108, on Main Street In Coventry. Otwnor will conaldor all offars. Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Kusick lb 0 0 0 0 Wilcox p 0 0 0 0 question remained. Wedneaday's Reaulta ■ CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, Walker p 0 0 0 0 Albury p 0 0 0 0 EvanSj Dusty Baker and Vic raised his mark to 7-0, Frailing p 0 00 0 Cleveland gave up a second-inning homer Minnesota 6 Detroit 5,11 inns, night. city utilities, handy location, 835.900 — Naw Llating - 8-room Colonial, nawly Hiller p 0 0 0 0 Corbin p 0 0 0 0 ToUls 32 0 7 0 ToUls 32 10 13 10 Yes, Reggie Cleveland can pitch. Yes, Baltimore 6 Chicago 2, night. Correll, the long ball “Spirit of scattering seven hits in his SALT BOX - A u th e n tic to Gene Tenace and then felt a twinge in PHONE 643-2711 $29,500. Philbrick Agency, rsdacoratad and nawly paintad on tfio outaldo. Largo ToUls 41 5 10 5 Totals 39 6 11 5 reproduction, fireplace, center Chicago 000 000 OOO— 0 veterans Rico Petrocelli and Carl Texas 5 Milwaukee 4, night. ’73” has returned to Atlanta sixth complete game. Steve None out when winning run scored. Los Angeles 21000206x—10 his arm, causing him to pitch' more Boston 7- Oakland 3, night. chimney, country living, acre Realtors, 646-4200. bedrooms, larga cloaata, larga 80x141’ lot. Fairly priced. Detroit 310000 000 01-5 Yastrzemski can still hit. But can the Red Stadium. E-Zahn, Kessinger. DP-Chicago 3, Los carefully until the end.' “I think it Kansas City 4 New York 1, 10 inns, Yeager had foiir hits for the treed lot. Hutchins Agency, 646- 837.900 — 2-Family - 7-room apartment and 3-room Minnesota 021010 000 02— 6 Angeles 2. LOB-Chicago8, Los Angeles 3. Sox can put three or four excellent games night. Evans, it may be recalled, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUPAD E-Sutherland, Kusick. DP-Detroit 3. happened while Tenace was up,” said Cleveland 3 California 2, night. Dodgers, while included among 3166. ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room apartment, two now heating ayatama, naw storms and 2B-Wtterwald, Yeager. HR-Garvey (4). together without losing the next four or joined Aaron and Davey John­ LOB-Detroit 11, Minnesota 7. SB-Wynn, Garvey. SF-Messersmith. Cleveland. “Whatever it was, I stopped Todaya'a Gamea Garvey’s RBIs, was a two-run Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass acraans. Good atartor horns for young family. 2B-Sutherland, 3B-Carew. HR-Horton five? (All Tiniea EDT) son in 1973 as the first trio on h r er bb so trying to burn the ball in there and started homer in the eighth. doors to large deck and patio, 838.000 — 2 Family Dupitx - Two now gaa furnacoa, hot (101, Michael (1), Soderholm (3), Braun Zahn 0-2 3 1 3 3 3 1 Yastrzemski, wallowing around .200 Texas (Hands 4-2) at Milwaukee the same team to hit 40 or more 7-ROOM CArt large living room-dining room (21, Hisle (7). SB-Roberts, LeFlore, S- Locker ! throwing sinkers.” (Slaton 35), 2:30 p.m. Pudrrs 1, Cardinals K) Help Wanted 13 air, now carpeting, aluminum aided. Tenant rant la $'100 most of the season, hit his sixth career homers each in one season. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING with cathedral ceilings, 2 Roberts. Dettore 2 “I. think he learned something out California (Figueroa 2-0) at Boston Losing pitcher Bob Gibson’s NOTICES un u k u uno; ip h r er bb so (Wipe 4-3), 7:30 p.m. hmaculate condHkm. Fireplace, wal-to- fireplaces, walk-out basement per month. Call for datalla. Wilcox 1 grand slam homer in the seventh inning to Aaron and Johnson are now throwing error allowed ;San 1 — Lou and Found Ruble 42-3 7 4 3 0 2 Frailing 1 there,” said Manager Darrell Johnson.* “I Baltimore (Grimsley 1-4) at Chicago DEADLINE wafl carpeting, swinwiing pool, aluminuni Tha Cover is Off thia lovaly In-ground pool at 94 Hon^ Walker 3 1-3 3 0 0 1 1 put the game out of reach. Petrocelli, un­ both gone from Atlanta but 2 — Paraonala MACHINIST - Experienced on RATES with built-in bar, 2-car garage, Messersmith W 7-0 9 think he discovered that you don’t have to (Wood 2-7), 9:00 p.m. Diego’s Enzo Hernandez to sidint private badiyard adjacent to Hiller L 1-1 2 1 2 2 3 2 T-2:28, A-32,315. der .200 until a week ago, pasted a two-run Friday^ GamCa Wednesday night, Evans belted 3 — Announcamanta lathe and Bridgeport. Inter­ 12:00 noon the day before large lot with privacy. $57,000. Street. 8-room aluminum tidad Colonial, fireplace In Albury 2-3 3 3 3 2 0 overpower everyone. A little finesse is California at Boston, night 4 — Entartainmant viewing 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Over­ 1 day ...... 9c word per day publication. vraoded area. Wd 30't. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, dining room, 2W full baths. Offarod at $44,900. Corbin W 2-2 1013 7 2 1 4 2 homer and a double, while erratic a pair of homers in the Braves’ 3 days ...... 8c word per day just as effective sometimes. After,the se­ Texas at New York, night 5 — Auctions time and all company paid Deadline for Saturday and 646-4200. Hiller pitched to 2 batters in 11th. Montreal Atlanta Cleveland pitched steadily from the se­ Oakland at Cleveland, night 6-3 victory over the Montreal 6 days 7c word per day 848.900 — Newly Liatad - Ralsad Ranch in Eaat Hartford. cond inning he pitched excellent. He was FINANCIAL benefits. Dynamic Metal Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. HBP-by Corbin (Freehan). ab r h bi ab r h bi cond inning until the ninth to collect his Minnesota at Milwaukee, night Expos to join Baker and Correll NATIONAL LEAGUE 26 days ...... 6c word per day Cathedral ceilings In living room, all wall-to-wall T3:0O. A-4^89. Lintz 2b 4 0 0 0 Garr If 5 0 10 never in trouble.” Detroit at Chicago, night 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Products Company, Inc., 289- 15 WORD MINIMUM CENTRALLY LOCATED - third win. for the National League lead 9 — Personal Loans carpeting, sunken bath tub. Vary unique house. Call on Mangual cf 3 0 2 0 Gilbreath 2b 3 0 0 1 The win was Boston’s fourth straight but Baitimore at Kansas (Jity, night 6491. Ranch style, 2-family, 5-5, three Foil ss 4 110 Evans 3b 4 2 2 2 ‘T ve felt better the last three or four 10 — Insurance Happy Ads . $2.00 inch PLEASE READ this one. Baltimorr Chirago . witlj eight., bedrooms each side. Aluminum Bailey If 4 110 Williams lb 4 0 10 the Sox preceded this string with a five- National League score an unearned run in the 848.900 — 4-4 aluminum sided Duplex - Excallont coitdi- ab r h bi ab r h bi Foote c 4 0 2 1 Baker rf 2 110 games,” said Yastrzemski. “The hits may East “I hope this is a signal that EMPLOYMENT TOWN OF South Windsor - YOUR AD siding, separate furnaces. Singleton rf 4 110 Kelly dh 4 0 10 game losing streak. And before that, they 13 — Help Wanted ^1/5— tlon. Newly paintad and rsdacoratad. All kitchen Breeden lb 4 0 0 0 Lum cf 3 2 2 1 not be coming but I’m swinging the bat w. 1. pet. g.b. the Braves’ home run hitting seventh and rookie right-hander Employment Opportunity - Classified ads are taken over Immediate occmtancy. Only, Belanger ss 4 0 2 0 Orta 2b 5 0 2 0 Carter rf 3 111 Blanks ss 4 111 had won seven-of-eight games after losing Chicago 22 14 .611 - 14 — Business Opportunities DUBALDO-LESPERANCE TDavis dh 5 13 1 CMay If 4 0 0 0 ■ pretty good. It doesn’t bother me when I has returned,” said Evans, who Joe McIntosh (5-2) made it 15 — Situation Wanted Parks & Grounds -Maintainer I the phone as a convenience. $37,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- appliancaa Included. Parrish 3b 4 0 0 0 Correll c 3 0 0 0 five-of-six. “I don’t worry about that,” Philadeiphia 20 17 .541 2VY 7475, Georgette Wyman, 649- Baylor if 5 12 0 Hendersn cf 3 0 0 0 Renko p 1 0 0 0 Niekro p 4 0 10 hit a line drive right at someone for an out, Pittsburgh 17 16 .515 Wi dropped off to 25 last year after stand up, limiting St. Louis to - Interesting ourdoor work in The Herald is responsible for 646-0505 852.900 — Real Value - Manchaatar. Two-year young S-S Grich 2b 4 113 Melton 3b 4 111 said Yastrzemski. “You know, there’s so 16 16 .500 tk EDUCATION rapidly growing community. only one incorrect insertion and 3056. Jorgensn ph 10 0 0 because it still means I got a good piece of New York his ’73 output of 41. “I think the eight hits. Hernandez opened 18 — Private Instructions aluminum-tided Duplex. Each tide has 3 badrooma, bath LMay lb 4 111 Muser lb 4 12 0 DeMola p 0 0 0 0 much media coverage around here that Montreal 13 19 .406 7 Excellent vacation and medical then only to the size of the Blair cf 4 0 10 Nyman rf 4 0 10 the ball. I wasn’t going for a slam—I just 14 21 .400 7Mi Braves look to me to furnish a the seventh with a single and 19 — Schools-CIssses MANCHESTER - new to and a half, aaparata heating ayatama and separata Biittner ph 10 10 the season’s over when you lose three St. Louis 20 — Instructions Wanted insurance benefits. Starting original insertion. Errors which VERNON - Don’t miss this buy. Robinson 3b 4 110 Dent ss 4 0 0 0 Warthen p 0 0 0 0 wanted to hit the ball. I’m happier that I Weal stole second. Then on Bobby market, clean aluminum sided baaamsnta. The beat 2-tamlly buy In town. Call lor dotalla. Etchebrm c 4 0 1 1 Downing c 2 0 11 lot of their power. That’s why wage, $6,656 annually, after do not lessen the value of the Converted to two-family. Ideal Scanlon ph 1000 straight, and we win the championship w. I. pet. g.b. REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor« six room Cape, remodeled Palmer p 0 0 0 0 Varney c 2 0 0 0 ToUls 34 3 8 2 ToUls 32 6 9 5 just did the job than I am about the slam.” Los Angeies 26 15 .634 — they have me hitting third. Tolan’s bouncer to the mound, satisfactory completion of location. Perfect for Vomon — Multi-family dwelling offered at $55,900. Call Osteen p 0 0 0 0 when we win three straight. I don’t worry 23 — Homes for Sale rected by an additional inser­ kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms, new fur­ Montreal 000 201 OOO— 3 The Red Sox went into the seventh with San Diego 20 19 .513 5 Hank Aaron’s former place in Gibson threw off balancei'and 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale probationary period. professional offices or invest­ for details, ask for Qeroga or Jan. Gogolewsk p 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 130110 OOx— 6 about things like that until September.” Cincinnati 21 20 .512 5 tion. nace, enclosed yard, city l^shaw p 0 0 0 0 the lineup. I’m sure they count wildly to first allowing Her­ 25 — Investment Property Applications may be picked up ment. Commercially zoned C- Brand New — 2-lamily Duplex to be built In Manchostor. E-Gilbreath, Blanks. DP-AtlanU 2. San Francisco 19 19 .500 5tY utilities. Immediate occupancy. ToUls 38 6 13 6 ToUIs 36 2 8 2 nandez to score. Gibson, who 26 — Businees Property in the Public Works Depart­ 20. Both units rented. Must sell. LOB-Montreal 6. AtlanU 8. Atianta 20 21 .488 6 on me for at least 100 runs 27 — Resort Property $33,900. Keith Real Estate, 649- Use your own plans or builder’a plans. Call for details. Baltimore 410 001OOO- 6 2B-Bailey, Baker, Williams. HR-Evans Houston 16 27 .372 11 gave up just four hits, is now 1- ment, Town Hall, and returned Asking $38,900 or make offer. E Chicago 010 000 010— 2 batted in.” 28 — Real Estate Wanted 1922, 646-4126. 2 (78), Lum (2), Carter (5), SB-Mangual, Wednesday’s Results to the Town Hall no later than & F Associates, 646-5358 or 633- E-C.May, Grich. LOB-Baltimore 7, Baker. San Francisco 2 Pittsbureh 1, 11 inns Both of Evans’ homers came 4. MI8C. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Chicago 9. Friday, May 30, 1975. 9149. ip h r er bb so Atlanta 6 Montreal 3, night , with the bases empty but his 31 — Serylces Ottered MANCHESTER - Bolton Line. 2B-Singleton, Robinson, Etchebarren Renko LO-2 465554 Houston 4 Philadelphia 0, ni^ht HR-Grich (7), L.May (6), Meiton (3). SB- 32 — Palnllng-Paperlng DeMola 2 1110 0 Cincinnati 11 New York 4, night two RBIs gave him 26 as the Giants 2, Pirates 1 33 — Building-Contracting Chickens, ducks and geese MANCHESTER - Personality, OrU, Beianger. S-Belanger. Warthen 2 2 0 0 1 0 Robinson Supplies Los Angeles 10 Chicago 0, night COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three season moved .into the 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng welcome in this mini-park yard charm, or character whatever ip h r er bb so HBP-by Niekro (Mangual). San Diego 1 St. Louis 0, night Chris Speier singled in the bedroom full-dormered Cape, Palmer W 7-2 9 8 2 2 2 6 one-quarter mark. iCorrell and 35 — Heating-Plumbing with small pond and trees plus you call it - this has it. Nine LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . WP-Renko, PB-Correll. Tonight’s Games winning run with the bases 36 — Flooring basement, 100’ from private Osteen L H 13 4 4 4 0 0 T-l:56. A-3863. (All Times EDT) Baker hit their eighth homers an above ground pool. Seven rooms, three outbuildings, Gogolewski 6 6 2 2 1 3 loaded and nobody out in the 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage beach, double lot, more. Pittsburgh (Rooker 2-2) at San Diego 38 — Services Wanted room Cape with 4 bedrooms, excellent landscaping. $59,000. Upshaw 2 23 3 0 0 0 2 Tuesday night and Mike Lum 11th inning to lift San Francisco Warren E. Howland, Realtors, (Freisleben 35), 10 p.m. HEY KIDS! fireplaced family room, kitchen Odegard Realty, 643-4365. REALMS CORNER T-2:21. A-4i50. Pittsburgh San Franeisro Indians^ Muscle Chicago (Burris 5-2) at Los Angeles also homered ^Wednesdaw to MISC. FOR SALE over Pittsburgh. Speier’s game­ 1 643-1108. includes all appliances. $45,000. ab r h bi ab r h bi (Hooton 14), 10:X p.m. give the Braves 36 thus fa r - 41 — Articles lor Sale Want to make good money working only a few hours 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 Stennett 2b 4 0 2 0 Joshua cf 5 0 10 Friday’s Games winning hit off reliever Dave 42 — Building Supplies Wolverton Agency, Realtors. HEBRON - 6-6 Duplex, 1 1/2 Texas Milwaukee Hebner 3b 4 0 0 0 Miller 2b 5 0 10 NEW YORK (UPI) - tagged for all three Cleveland tory— matching his total for tops in the National League. a weak. No limit to how much you can earn. Three LAND - Nice barn, three ab r h bi ab r h bi New York at Atlanta, night Giusti came after Bobby 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets 649-2813. baths and 3 bedrooms each side, Oliver cf 5 0 10 Murcer rf 4 12 0 Frank Robinson knows what runs and lost his second deci­ 1974 when he had a sore Montreal at Houston, n ip t 44 — Livestock bedroom home, baseboard Tovar dh 5 0 0 0 Money 3b 10 0 0 Knuckleballer ^hil Niekro, a Murcer led off the 11th with a nights qer week. We train. pliances. $51,900 SUrgell lb 5 0 0 0 Matthews If 4 0 10 sion. arm—as Baltimore ended its Pittsburgh at San Diego, night 45 — Boats & Accessories heat, Hutchins Agency, acre plus, appliances. $51,900. TT ^ Davis cf 3 111 Briggs ph 10 0 0 Parker rf 4 010 MonUnez lb 3 1 11 thp Cleveland Indians need— 20-game winner a year ago, was NEW DUTCH Colonial and new Fireside Really, Inc., 647-9144. RANCH ; with gorgeous view. TOLLAND - What a buy! Circa Randle 2b 4 0 10 Bevacqua 3b 2 0 1 0 four-game losing streak by St. Louis at Los Angeles, ni^ht single and Gary Matthews and 46 — Sporting .Goods I Realtors, 646-3166. Zisk If 5 0 10 ^ i e r ss 4 0 11 and he also knows who can Twins 6, Tigers 5 Chicago at San Francisco, night the benefactor of the homers. 47 — Garden Products Call 647-9946 Raised Ranch - Best of con­ Large living room with beamed Colonial, garages, acreage, Burroghs rf 3 111 Hegan ph 10 10 Sanguillen c 4 1 1 0 Goodson 3b 3 0 10 beating Chicago. Bobby Grich’s Willie Montanez reached base Hargrove If 4 12 0 Thomas pr 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia at Cincinnati, night “ It certainly takes the pressure 48 — Antiques struction. Large rooms, ANDOVER - Two bedroom catnedral ceilings and convenient location. Reduced to Mendoza ss 2 0 11 Rader c 2 0 0 0 supply it. Larry Hisle’s two-run homer on walks. 49 — Wanted to Buy MANCHESTER - Redwood SpenSpencer lb 4 12 2 Sharp cl 4010 Krkptrck ph 1 0 0 0 Montefusc p 3 0 0 0 three-riin homer capped a four- off,” said Niekro, now 3-4. “It Manchester^ Evening Herald country-sized lots. Both have 2 home, dining room, fireplace, 2 fireplace, formal dining room, $55,000. Keys, Realtors, 528- 4 0 11 Mitchell If 4 0 0 0 'Their need is muscle and the off relief ace John Hiller with Farms, spacious 9 room Raised Harrah 3b Taveras ss 1 0 0 0 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 run first-inning burst which RENTALS 1/2 baths and beautiful fully equipped kitchen with 9081. Howell 3b 3 0 10 Scott lb 5010 guy who may be able to supply none out in the 11th inning lifted looks like everybody’s starting baths, 6.1 acres, exclusive area. ______^______Popovich ss 1 0 0 0 Adams ph 10 0 0 routed Claude Osteen and 52 — Rooms lor Rent , Ranch, set on large treed lot. fireplaced family rooms. 60’s sliding glass doors to deck. Smalley ss 1 0 0 0 Aaron dh 3 0 0 0 Kison p 4 0 0 0 Barr p 0 0 0 0 to hit.” Astros 4, Phillies 0 / $47,500. Fireside Realty, Inc., Sundberg c 4 110 Porter c 4 110 it is Frank Robinson. Maybe not Minnesota over Detroit and 53 — Apartments lor Rent I Three full baths, aluminum and $2,000 tax rebate. Norman Huge family room with stone Giusti p 10 0 0 handed him his fourth loss. Lee Elsewhere in the National Houston’s Larry Dieyker 54 — Homes for Rent aJ5ir7-9144. SOUTH WINDHAM - 9-room Hargan p 0 0 0 0 Lezcano rf 3210 ToUls 41 1 7 1 ToUls 34 2 8 2 tomorrow should American rewarded Ray Corbin's 10 1-3 Sign Draft Pick siding, two fireplaces, family Hohenthal Company, 646-U66. fireplace, two full baths. Garcia 2b 40 11 May also homered for 55 — Business for Rent Colonial, 5 bedrooms, corner none out when winning run scored League President Lee innings of seven-hit, two-run League, San Francisco edged hurled a six-hitter to shiKoub 56 — Resort Property lor Rent roorp, five possible bedrooms. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Champion p 0 0 0 0 Baltimore and Bill Melton con­ ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. COVENTRY - New Raised lot, business zone, 10 miles PitUburgh 010000000 00-1 Pittsburgh 2-1, Houston blanked Philadelphia for only itS'swjira 57 — Wanted to Rent Asking $51,900. Zinsser Agency, i Manchattir USR Built 646-4200. Castro p 0 0 0 0 San Francisco 000 010000 01 — 2 MacPhail see fit to suspend the Louis Cardinals Wednesday Ranch, 2 baths, fireplace, rec, 3 from UConn. $31,900. Tedford ToUls 35 5 10 5 ToUls 36 4 9 3 nected for the White Sox. Philadelphia 4-0, Cincinnati time this year—anil Milt M^y, 58 — MIsc. tor Rent ESTABLISHED REAL Estate GAS STATION attendant 646-1511. CHOICE LOCATION E-Murcer, Matthews. DP-Pittsburgh 3, Cleveland manager for his run- AMERICAN LEAGUE acres. $44,900. Fireside Realty, Real Estate, 647-9914. Texas 020120 000-5 LOB-Pitlsburgh 11, San Francisco 10. Rangers 5, Brewers 4 signed their No. 1 draft choice, AUTOMOTIVE office needs two full-time sales needed part-time, apply in per­ NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven 030100000-4 in last Saturday night with um­ clubbed New York 114, San provided him all the support he Eight-room, 2W bath outstanding Inc., 647-9144. Milwaukee 2B-Stennett 2. Sanguillen, Murcer, Steve Foucault’s 3 1-3 innings cornerback Tim Gray of Texas 61 — Autos for Sale people. Wolverton Agency, son, Gorin’s Sports Car Center, MANCHESTER - Unique Early ' E-Champion, Bevacqua. DP-Milwauke pire Jerry Neudecker, but in Diego shaded St. Louis 14) and needed with a three-run b'ases- executive home. Large kitchen, generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 Lots-Land For Sale 24 Oliver, Goodson, Matthews. HR-MonUne; of shutout relief enabled Steve A&M, to a multi-year contract. / 62 — Trucks lor Sale Realtors, 649-2813. Tolland Turnpike. American Colonial. Paneled ' geous fireplaced living room with I. LOB-Texas 5. Milwaukee 9. (5), SfrParker, Murcer. S-Speier. Los Angeles drubbed Chicago loaded double in the fifth. It 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale H EBR O N - N ew R a n ch , baths, family room, 2 2B-Johnson. HR-Spencer (4). SF- due time. relief pitching. The Tigers took doors, plaster walls and cathedral ceiling, large fireplaced ip h r er bb so Hargan to receive credit for his was the second 1975 shutout for 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles family room. Plus a fantastic view. aluminum siding, garage, acre, fireplaces, 2-car garage, BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ Burroughs. 81-3 5 1 1 4 5 The Indians, who trail the an early lead on a three-run 104). NEWSBOYS for South Windsor ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, hand­ ip h r er bb so Kison fourth win as Texas edged 65 — Cam^rs-Trallers-Moblle TRAINED MEDICAL Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- tax credit. $34,^. Fireside aluminum siding, large lot. frontage in R-2 zone. $11,000 A m erican League in ru'ns homer by Willie Horton and Reds 11, Mels 4 Dierker (5-4), who struck out Homes area. Call Mr. Griffin at 647- crafted paneling, first-floor Hargan W 4-2 5 2-3 8 4 4 3 5 Milwaukee. Jim Spencer’s secretary, office nurse or per­ 3233. Realty, Inc., 647-9144. This house qualifies for $2,000 Wolverton Agency, Realtors. went ahead 5-4 in the top of the Speaking of homers, Cincin­ eight. 66 — Automotive Service 9411. family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 J. WATSON SUCH GO. Foucault 31-3 1 0 0 0 2 L 2-1 scored and RBIs and the AL Top Coach 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease son with equivalent experience tax credit. Philbrick Agency, 649-2813. Champion L 5-3 4 1-3 7 5 4 1 1 two-run homer gave the nati lifted its total to 32 as Tony bedrooms, breezeway, double Reallon MLS Montefusco East in the standings, got more nth when Gary Sutherland for a busy Rockville physician’s Maodwtttr IHfica 647.9139 Realtors, 646-4200. Castro 42-3 3 0 0 0 2 Laveiie Rangers an early lead but their WEST HARTFORD (UPD- RN’s wanted for full and part- garage, beautiful lot, city Save-Foucault (41. HBP-by Hargan than inspirational leadership singled in the lead run. Perez, Dave Concepcion and office. Send Curriculum Vitae Equal Housing Opportunity Barr W 55 decisive run came on a fifth­ time on 11 p.m.7 a.m. shift. utilities. $74,900. Hayes Corp. Real Estate Wanted 28 (Sharp). Giusti pitched to four batters in 11th. from their manager Wednesday Orioles 6, Vi hilt* Sox 2 Ken Ralph, who led Westfield rookie Doug Flynn all con­ COME SWIM to Herald Box “L.” OLDER HOME - Large living WP-Hargan 2. inning sacrifice fly by Jeff Apply to Directors of Nursing, 646-0131. MANCHESTER HBP-by Montefusco (Hebner). night. They got two home runs Jim Palmer pitched an (Mass.) State College to a 32-8 nected, helping the Reds belt room with dining area, eat-in ALL CASH for your propertj- T-2.49. A-12,196. WP-Montefusco, Kison. Burroughs. Bill Champion was Salmon Brook Convalescent MASSAGE therapist needed MANCHESTER - No s it in g kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, 3 and it was no coincidence that eight-hitter for his seventh vic­ season mark, Wednesday was Mets’ ace Tom Seaver from the WITH US! LEGAL SWIMMING, TENNIS within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, T-2.59. A5,513. Home, (off House Street) full time, no experience $34,900 - 6 room Cape, full for this 6 room Condonrvmium, And much more relaxation can be bedrooms, porch. Interior com­ the loser. named New England college mound with three runs in the Mancheslar Country Club instant service. Hayes Agency, Kansas City New York they beat the California Angels NOTICE Glastonbury. Please call 633- necessary, East of the river. dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, move right in and enjoy wall-to- enjoyed when you move into this pletely redecorated, 2-car gar­ ab r h bi ab r h bi division baseball coach of the fourth and four in the fifth. Swimming Association 646- 0131. St, Louis Sun Diego 3-2. Notice is hereby given that an 5244. (Jail Jobseekers, 568-1070. nice trees. Hutchins Agency, wall shag carpeting, drapes and spacious 7-room Condominium. 3 age. $33,500. Philbrick Agency, Patek ss 5 0 0 0 Bonds rf 4 0 10 ab r b bi ab r h bi year. Perez had a two-run shot in the bedrooms, large living room, com­ Pinson rf 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 0 0 1 Robinson who has played in A Few Family Realtors, 646-3166. shades. Fully equipped kitchen Realtors, 646-4200. Brock if 4 0 0 0 Grubb cf 3 0 0 0 His selection was announced fourth, his sixth, while Flynn order dated May 15, 1975 has pletely applianced kitchen. No lawn to WE WILL buy your house. Call Cowens rf 1 0 0 0 White if 4 0 10 Sizemore 2b 4 0 0 0 EHernndzss 4 1 2 0 only about half the Indians’ Memberships are still SECRETARY - Receptionist, WAITRESS needed now, will and full basement for your Otis cf 4 0 0 0 Munson c 4 0 3 0 Medich Hard Luck Guy by Roger Wickman, University been issued by the undersigned favorite hobby. Relax at the mow or outside to paint. This is iiving. anytime, Hutchins Agency, Melendez cf 4 0 10 Toian If 3 0 10 games, hit his second homer of added a three-run blast in the available. doctor’s office. East Hartford train position, salary plus tips. 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built CONTEMPORARY Raised McRae If 3 0 0 0 Chamblss lb 3 0 0 0 Simmons c 4 0 10 Winfieid rf 2 0 0 0 authorizing the name of the gas pool, on the tennis courts or at Caii 649-5306. Realtors, 646-3166. Mayberry lb 4 11 0 Herrmnn dh 3 0 0 0 the season in the second inning of Hartford head baseball coach eighth, his first in the majors s Dcciallst, typing, som e Call today. Jobseekers, 568- Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family Ranch - Large, modern kitchen Fairiy rf 4 0 3 0 Ivie lb 3 0 0 0 For Furtiwr kiformation Call screw MARS-AM, Official the playground. All of this for Solaita dh 4 0 10 Johnson pr 0 0 0 0 KHmndz lb 4 0 0 0 Kendall c 3 0 0 0 and his third in the sixth. Buddy NEW YORK (UPI) - Doc that the Yankees have scored a and chairman of the NCAA Dodgers 10, Cubs 0 S!northand, four day week, 1070. room, fireplaces, garages. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY with pantry, formal dining Brett 3b 4 12 1 Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 6 4 3 '9 6 6 4 Number 291280 owned by experienced desired. Reply Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. only $32,500. Call Jarvis Realty SELLING your house? Call us Reitz 3b 3 0 0 0 Fuentes 2b 2 0 10 Bell singled home a seventh­ Medich, who started the season total of seven runs for him in District I college division coach Andy Messersmith extended BAggQWS A WALLACE room with built-ins, living room first and we’ll make you a cash Rojas 2b 4 12 0 Mason ss 2 0 0 0 Guerrero ss 3 0 2 0 Kubiak 3b 2 0 0 0 as the New York Yankees’ No. 2 the six straight losses. o r Matthew M. Moriarty, Jr., of box, DD, Manchester Herald. MR. STEAK will be reopening Co., Realtors, MLS 643-1121. with cathedral ceiling and Healy c 4 113 Williams ph 10 0 0 Gibson p 2 0 10 McIntosh p 10 0 0 inning run which turned out to of the year selection com­ his unbeaten streak to 11 offer. One. day service. T. J. Leonard p 0 0 0 0 SUnley ss 0 0 0 0 pitcher, has become No. 1—in 6 4 6 -2 6 7 4 which Hartford, Conn, is the under new management. Will VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, i!sar'st.'sir rsaat fieldstone fireplace from floor Totals 32 0 8 0 Totals 23 1 4 0 be the decisive tally when the mittee. straight over two , years and ORIGINAL Owner has made Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Mingori p 0 0 0 0 Dinella rf 10 0 0 St. Louis 000 000 000-0 the hard luck department. home port, to be changed to WANTED - Lathe Hands. 50 have positions available in all with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, to ceiling, redwood paneling, Bird p 0 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 4 110 San Diego 000 0X 100-1 Angels scored two runs in the hours, paid holidays, excellent areas. Full and part-time. large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver­ this a “home beautiful”. Brick four bedrooms, 2 full baths, Medich p 0 0 0 0 Medich, so brilliant during Different Drummer. TOLLAND - Secluded 5 1/2 IMMEDIATE CASH for your E-Gibson. DP-St. Louis 2. San Diego 2. eighth. insurance benefits. Metronics, Applications will be accepted at ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. wall fireplaced family room, 2 large family room with Totals 37 4 7 4 Totals 33 1 6 1 LOB-St. Louis 6, San Diego 4. spring training that he started P.F. Jones room Ranch, on a wooded acre, property. Let us explain our Kansas City 000000100 3-4 “I feel that I’ll play a lot Inc., Routes 6 and 44A, Bolton. Mr. Steak, 244 Center Street, 1/2 baths, aluminum siding and fireplace, den or library, 5 SB-E.Hernandez. S-Gibson, Mclntosh2. By direction of the Officer in oversized fireplace, detached fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, New York 0000010000-1 ip h r er bb so more now,” said Robinson. the Yankees’ American League Manchester. Friday and Satur­ much more. Won’t last long. sliding glass doors, 2 large E-Leonard, Patek, Chambliss. LOB- Gibson L 1-4 8 4 1 0 3 1 . opener instead of Jim Hunter, Charge Marine Inspection, U.S. HEBRON-LEBANON LINE Mid 50’s. Norman Hohenthal garage, large deck. Only $32,- 647- 1413. Kansas City 5, New York 7. “Maybe I can supply a little PART-TIME office help - Light day between hdurs of 2-6 p.m. decks, 2-car garage, large lot. McIntosh W 5-2 9 8 0 0 0 4 has lost six straight games Coast Guard. bookkeeping essential. Varied A classic Dutch Colonial, Company, 646-1166. 900. Wm. R. Smith Realty, 688- 2B-Mayberry. HR-Healy (2). S-Cham- HBP-by Gibson (Fuentes). extra offense with the long ball $68,500. Philbrick Agency, INSTANT cash for your home. bliss. SF-Maddox. duties, including typing, filing, custom-built and set on a Vk- 8533, 872-3756. T-l:37. A-13,163. and maybe take some of the after winning three of his first HAIR STYLIST - Experienced Realtors, 646-4200. Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & ip h r er bb so four. His current 3-7 mark is in Lost and Found 1 etc. Flexible hours. Manchester for growing, aggressive salon. acre treed lot. Three COVENTRY - Well maintained Leonard B1-3 6 1 0 3 3 pressure off the other guys. MANCHESTER - By owner, 4 Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ location. Send resume to Call Linda, 643-2483. bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaced 5 1/2 room Ranch, three Mingori 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Philudclpliia Iluualon Maybe I can drive in a few sharp contrast to the 19-15 bedroom gracious Colonial, 2 portunity. 649-5306. Bird W 3-2 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi record he posted last season LOST - Passbook No. 26-011712- Herald Box “JJ” . living room, formal dining bedrooms. Garage. Immediate Medich L 3-7 10 7 4 3 2 7 Cash 2b 3 0 2 0 Gross If 2 100 runs too.” 7, Connecticut Bank & Trust occupancy. VA no money down. 1/2 modern baths, first floor VERNON and the 20-victory performance 1 3 0 F F ^ room, full basement par­ FAMILY desires to buy three T-2;48. A-11,101. Bowa ss 4 0 2 0 Metzger ss 3120 Rookie Jim Kern went 7 1-3 Company. Application made for AVON - Make good money Situation Wanted 15 Only $29,900. Pasek Realtors, laundry and family rooms, Allen lb 4 0 0 0 Cedeno cf 2 0 0 1 titioned for additional rooms. RANCH bedroom home any style cond- California Cleveland innings for his first victory for the Yankees expected of him payment. selling this winning com­ MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. wall-to-wall carpeting, new ab r h bi ab r b bi Luzinski If 4 0 0 0 Watson lb 3100 Priced right in low 40’s. Three bedrooms, large coun­ sidered. Must be in move-in Smith 3b 4 0 0 0 Cabell lb 0000 the Indians although Dave this year. bination; daily need products EXPERIENCED Bass Player aluminum gutters, newly Remy 2b 5 0 1 0 Bell 3b 4 0 11 Owner relocating and anxious. painted. Privacy fence, 2-car try kitchen, garage, condition, Manchester or sur­ River cf 4 110 Duffy ss 4 0 10 Maddox cf 4 0 2 0 Cruz rf 3 110 LaRoche and Tom Buskey It’s small consolation to the 6- Personals 2 for the whole family at new low desires to join existing group. TWO-FAMILY Duplex - 6-6, t.Boone c 2 0 0 0 May c 40 13 garage, 1/4 acre. Walking dis­ aluminum siding, city water rounding towns. Write Box BB, Harper dh 4 0 11 Hendrick cf 2 0 0 0 finished. Frank Tanana was foot-5, 230-pound right-hander prices; world-famous Call 649-8055. JACKSTON AGENCY $46,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, Bochte lb 4 0 0 0 Carty if 3 0 0 0 Anderson rf 2 0 0 0 Rader 3b 3 0 0 0 tance to schools, shopping, and sewer, $34,500. Manchester Herald. Twitchell p 1 0 0 0 Andrews 2b 3 0 2 0 RIDER WANTED - for trip to cosmetics, fragrances. Call $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, Chalk 3b 0 0 0 0 Berry if 10 0 0 6 4 6 -1 3 1 6 church. Mid 40’s. 649-6136. Meoli 3b 0 0 0 0 Robinson dh 3 2 2 2 Taylor ph 1 0 0 0 Dierker p 3 0 0 0 Lafayette, Indiana, leaving now, 523-9401. $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- F.J.SPILECKI Christensn p 0 0 0 0 POLYGLAS Paul Bobbitt. 646-4389 MAY WE BUY your home? Manchester May 28th. Call 643- □ REAL ESTATE 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- Llenas 3b 0 0 0 0 Spikes rf 2 0 0 0 Hutton ph 10 0 0 Realtor 64 3 -2 1 2 1 Quick, fair, all cash and no Stanton rf 2 0 10 Poweii lb 2 0 10 5625 after 6. ’ . SUMMERS JOBS servicing our 900. Philbrick Agency, NEW HOMES - Ranch, Hilgendorf p 0 0 0 0 problems. Call Warren E. Lahoud rf 0 0 0 1 Asbby c 3 10 0 Totals X 0 6 0 Totals 26 4 6 4 customers b phone am ap- MANCHESTER - New on the Realtors, 646-4200. Colonial, Raised Ranch, three Egan c 2 0 0 0 Brohamr 2b 3 0 0 0 White Letter or White Stripe Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Homes For Sale 23 bedrooms, aluminum siding, Howland, Realtors, 643-1108, Sudakis c 2 0 0 0 Kern p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia OX OX OX-0 pointment. No door-to-door market, 6-room Colonial with 3 Houston XI OX OOx-4 W hile city utilities. From $41,900. Nettles If 4 0 0 0 LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 Outstanding earnings plus bedrooms, formal dining room, RAISED RANCH - Seven DP-Houston 2. LOB-Philadelphia 6, MANCHESTER - Six month MANCHESTER and immediate Smith ss 4 110 Buskey p 0 0 0 0 MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ bonuses. Apply Fuller Brush, large kitchen with pantry, 2-car rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Merritt Agency, 646-1180. BY OWNER - Four-room Cape Tanana p 0 0 0 0 Houston 6. Custom WideTreadPolyglas new, prime west side location, vicinity listings wanted, please 2B-Cash, Maddox, May, Cruz. 3B- cond, third. All kinds. Realty Friday, May 23, 3:00, Employ­ garage, treed yard. $37,900. fireplaces, 2-car garage, family ~ ! 7T7 Cod, one acre, room for expan­ Totals 31 2 5 2 Totals 27 3 5 3 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, call for complete details. California 0X0X020-2 Metzger. SB-Metzger, Maddox. S-Cedeno. e supply You have your choice of competition-style raised white letters, or statewide. Credit rating un­ ment Service, 806 Main Street, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, room, modern kitchen with COVENTRY - Spacious eight- sion. By appointment only, call Cleveland OlOXllOx-3 SF-Cedeno. handsome white stripe styling. Either way, you're getting a p e rfo r­ necessary. Reasonable. Con­ hardwood floors, aluminum room Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 Odegard Realty, 643-4365. ip h r er bb so second floor, Manchester. 649-2813. beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall 646-7791. E-Meoli. DP-California 1, Cleveland 1. mance tire that incorporates Goodyear race tire technology, adapted fidential, quick arrangements. siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ carpeting, air-conditioners, baths, stone fireplaced living LOB-California 8, Cleveland 4. Twitchell .L 35 5 5 4 4 6 5 Chistenson 2 0 la stsl for street use. This explains the low profile, the bias-belted construc­ Alvin Lunay Agency. 527-7971. poration, M6-0131. professionally landscaped. $52,- room, family room, den, 2-car WILLINGTON - 5-room CASH FOR HOUSES - Let’s HR-Robinson 2 (3). SB-Rivers 2, Meoli, HAIRDRESSER wanted - Must MODERN, clean 4‘/z room synchronize. You want to sell Harper. Hilgendorf 1 1 tion, the low cord angles in the carcass, the wraparound reverse- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Ranch Condominium. Many 000. Philbrick Agency, garage plus 3Vz room income aluminum sided Ranch on 2 Dierker W 5-4 9 6 be experienced, neat and plea­ and someone else wants to buy. ip h r er bb so molded tread. You’ll like the way it handles too-with its big seven-rib ford. Evenings, 233-6879. sant. We are an established $17,500 - Five .rooms, 1 1/2 extras, huge basement. $28,800. Realtors, 646-4200. apartment. Over acre lot. acres. Nice view. More land Tanana L 2-2 8 5 3 2 4 9 T-2:19. A5.135. Here’s everything you baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ it’s easier to do both thru a tread that really grabs hold on corners and curves. A very impressive style salon with an excellent 646-6310. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. available. Low 20’s. Tedford Kern W 1-0 715 5 2 2 3 4 ever wented in a iawn age, nearly two acres. Hutchins reputable agency. We have LaRoche 15 0 0 0 1 1 performer - at a very impressive sale pfice. Get your size now. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd clientele and can offer you Real Estate, 647-9914. York Uinrinnati and garden tractor. mortgages — interim financing Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. 6-ROOM COLONIAL VERY SPECIAL home in a customers and we need listings. Buskey 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi customers who have been with 30 LOCUST Street - 2 famil with 3 spacious bedrooms, fireplaced Save-Buskey I4) HBP-by Kern (Chalk). — expeditious and confidential very special neighborhood. Also, we biw ourselves. Call Unser cf 5 12 2 Rose 3b 4 2 10 Rugged Versatility Big job T r. o 1 cofoto us for some time. Call 875-2752 i(leal location. $46,000 living room, huge kitchen, l ‘'ii baths, HEBRON - Sell your lawn T-213. A-2919. Millan 2b 4 0 2 0 Griffey rf 3 10 0 WHITE LETTER ____ T rv TIaaI TTofafo $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ t Charming spacious older Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or power. Plus about five dozen WHITE STRIPE service, J.D. Real Estate ^ j your Star Dust agents, please. Phone 646-2426. rec room. Asking $37,900. mower, you won’t need it in this Oakland Boston Kranepol lb 3 0 2 1 Rettnmnd rf 0 1 0 0 law apartment, carpeting, $435 Colonial, eight rooms, 649-1922. optional work attachments to Regular Sale Regular Sale Assoc. 646-1980. Beauty Salon, 30 l.afayette immaculate 5-room Con­ ab r h bl ab r h bi Staub rf 4 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 4 12 0 month income. Hutchins Agen­ BUUKHARD&ROSSEnO fireplace, garage, carpeting. North cf 4 0 10 Beniquez cf 4 110 Torre 3b 4 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 1113 get the big jobs done Season Price Price Price Price ...... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Square, Rockville. NORTH COVENTRY - Like dominium. Country living at its Bando 3b 4 0 10 Burleson ss 4 110 Milner If 4 110 Bench c 4 12 1 Help W a n te d ______cy, Realtors, 646-3166. new 5 1/2 room Ranch, Rtaltort-MLS #48-2482 Cone Street (off East Center). best. $27,500. Keys, Realtors, Grote c 3 111 Plummer c 10 0 0 after season. A70-13 $57.50 $ 3 8 .2 9 _ .189 W irt C in lir S trirt_____ Jackson rf 3 2 11 Ystrzmsk lb 3 1 1 4 DENTAL ASSISTANT - fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, Drive by, then call owner at 528-9081. □ MISC. SERVICES Rudi lb 3 0 11 Rice if 3 0 10 Steams c 1 0 0 0 Perez lb 5 2 2 4 Dependability From an engine 070-14 $64.15 $ 4 2 .7 2 $60.65 $ 4 0 .3 9 PHONE FROM home to ser­ 646-3220. Principals only. $47,- Williams dh 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 110 Harrelson ss 4 0 0 0 Geronimo cf 5 1 1 0 Challenging full or part-time 7-ROOM CAPE carpeting, walk-out basement, Tenace c 4 111 Miller rf 0 0 0 0 Seaver p 2 0 10 Concepcin ss 4 1 2 3 that starts fqst even in cold E70-14 $65.20 $4 3 .4 2 $61.65 $ 4 1 .0 5 vice our customers for super position, for industrious person NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, 2 000. MANCHESTER - Verplanck Living room with fireplace, 3/4 acre lot, $35,900. Hayes Washngtn cf 4 0 2 0 Conigllar dh 3 1 0 0 Baldwin p 0 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 2 0 weather to our experienced F70-14 $70.55 $4 6 .9 8 $66.70 $ 4 4 .4 2 earnings. Choose own hours. in busy dental practice in Corp. 646-0131. 1/2 baths, first-floor laundry, School area, 7-room aluminum Services Ottered 31 Campnrs ss 3 0 0 0 Petrocelli 3b 3 I 2 2 Gallaghr ph 1110 Billinghm p 3 0 0 0 service men who keep your Cub Call 647-1810. formal dining room, three COLUMBIA - Only $30,900, 3- Garner 2b 2 0 0 0 Montgmry c 4 1 1 0 Hall p 0 0 0 0 McEnaney p 0 0 0 0 G70-14 $73.55 $ 4 9 .9 8 $69.50 $ 4 6 .2 9 Rockville area. Primary aluminum siding, formal dining sided Cape, dining room, three Cadet out working year 'round. bedroom Ranch, close to the Holt ph 1 0 0 0 Griffin 2b 4 0 0 0 Totals X 4 11 4 Totals 38 11 13 11 1974 Cub Cadet® H70-14 $79.15 $52.71 $74.85 $ 4 9 .8 5 responsibilities are chair side bedrooms, finished rec room, BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 room, fireplace, handy to bus bedrooms, rec room, garage, SHARPENING Service - Saws, New York 120 0X100-4 Martinez 2b 0 0 0 0 Cleveland p 0 0 0 0 .Durability IH quality proven ME )f0UJHKW^D? assisting. X-rays, lab work. quiet'residential neighborhood bedroom Ranch, fireplace, and shopping. $42,800. Philbrick lake. Lessenger Company, many extras. Thirties. LaPenta knives, axes, shears, skates, Mangual ph 10 0 0 Cincinnati OX34013x-ll G70-15 $75.50 $ 5 0 .2 9 $71.00 $4 7 .2 9 lawn and garden over the test of t)me. Including Requirements for position are within walking distance of utility room, fenced in yard for Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 646-8713 , 423-9291. Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. rotary blades. Quick service. Holtzman p 0 0 0 0 E-Millan, Concepcion, Rose. DP- H70-15 $81.05 $5 3 .9 7 $76.65 $5 1 .0 5 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Todd p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 3. LOB-New York 6. Cincinnati tractors at last clutch and transmission proven CaH interest, ambition, maturity, shopping. privacy. Across the street from Fingers p 0 0 0 0 7. in tests to give 15 years or more Plus $2.00 to $3.06 F.E.T., depending on size, and old tire prior work experience. Dental Beach. Hurry only $26,500. NEW RANCH - Extra large CLOSE to Main Street - House MANCHESTER - New listing - St,, Manchester. Hours daily Totals 33 3 7 3 Totals 32 7 8 6 2B-Milner, Millan. Gallagher, Krane- JOISEEKERS INC. JACKSTON AGENCY service without breakdown.* assisting preferred but not Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, modern kitchen, two baths, and large barn, usable both as Six-room Cape, one car garage, 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ Oakland 011 OX 010-3 pool. Bench. HR-Perez 17), Concepcion year’s prices. employment 6 4 6 -1 3 1 6 residence and business. Ideal day, 7:30-4 . 643-7958. Boston 0102X40X-7 (3), Fiynn (1). SF-Kranepool. required. Salary commensurate 643-6775. fireplace, 2-car garage, excellent condition, quiet E-Campaneris. DP-Oakland 1. LOB- ip h r er bb so Pius something you Sale Ends Saturday Night SERVICE with experience. Mail resume aluminum siding and windows, for antique dealer, plumber, street, $34,900. Hayes Corpora­ Oakland 6, Boston 5. Seaver L 5-4 4 25 7 7 3 3 5 Pricss start at low as S68-1070 568-1070 to P.O. Box 289, Manchester. MANCHESTER - New to large deck, picture window in electrician, etc. Keith Real tion, 646-0131. REWEAVING burns, holes. 2B-Evans, Rudi, Rice, Petrocelli. HR- Baldwin 1 15 3 0 0 0 0 didn’t expoct. A Bargain! BOLTON - 6 room Raised Conn'ecticut’s largest joW market. Cape with half dormer, basement with walk-out to Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Tenace (6), Petrocelli 13). Yastrzemski Hall 2 3 4 4 1 3 100 4 Ways to Buy at Goodyear Ranch, with 27’ kitchen and Window shades, Venetian 13), Jackson 17) SB-Jackson. Billingham W 45 7 10 4 3 0 1 Hurry. Supplies are definitely listing service managed by LEGAL SECRETARY - Part- dining area combination. Large 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, dining patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ MANCHESTER Uampaneris. McEnaney 2 1 0 0 0 0 1299 limited. We c.annot guarantee time for summer. Experience room, three bedrooms, partial cy, Realtors, 646-4200. GRACIOUS older Colonial, im­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. r er bb so Billingham pitched to one batter in ' professionals. Please call, living room, three ’jedrooms, OWNER SA Y S ’’SELL” ip h model or engine size availability i m i • Ca>h • Our Own Cudomar Cradit Plan preferred. 643-2405. rec room. Move-in condition. mediate occupancy, four Marlows. 867 Main St. 649-5221. Todd 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 eighth. 568-1070 for complete details fireplaced family room, 2 1/2 bedrooms, living room, dining four bedroom Colonial on Fingers Balk-.Seaver. 8 H.P. Model for long. All bargains subject to WYEAR • Master Charge • arco Charge $36,900. Keith Real Estate, 649- RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, T from one of our cheerful baths, 2-car garage. $54,5(X). room, sun room, eat-in kitchen, Hollister St. Foyer, front to MILLAR TREE^ r v ic e , Inc. (.'leveland W 3-2 T-2:22. A-16,072. with 38" Mower prior sale. Wolverton .Agency, Realtor, 1922, 649-4126. handy location. $31,000. I’B-Tenacc. counselors. R N t - L P N * Philbrick Agency, Realtors, first floor laundry, prestige back living room with Removal, prUnfitg, lot clearing, T156. A-14.615. So come in today Or call us to Immediate openinga on the 649-2813. MANCHESTER - Lovely ^ lit 646-4200. neighborhood. Jackston Agen­ fireplace, dining room, spraying. Fully insured. hold your 1974 Cub Cadet. 3-11 and\11-7 ahllta. cy, 646-1316; evenings, 649-M50. Licensed. Free estimates. REAL ESTATE Sales - Be our home with plenty of room. (Cen­ kitchen, screened porch, Excellent b ei^ta and etar- MANCHESTER - Four family Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. 'Test based on 50 hours representative in Manchester. in center of town, four rooms tral air-conditioning, one full, MANCHESTER aluminum siding, huge treed ■Four Suspended- tlng salary. Poaltlon also WEST SIDE - Six room Cape, per year usage scale. Experienced or we will B'a*')- each apartment. Income over two half baths. Complete OWNERS SAY "SELL” lot. Price reduced to $42,900. available for quallflad appli­ fireplace, carpets, dishwasher, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) St. Louis and Dave Hutchinson Holcomb Realtors, South Wind­ ^,000. Excellent estate builder, kitchen, garage, large lot. Good Price reduced on this 3- BUFFALO, N.Y. (U P I )-A s n oversized 2-car garage. $36,900. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, cant as Evening Supervisor. buy at $42,900. Keith Real bedroom Ranch, 2 full baths, of Los Angeles were suspended sor, 644-2447. '______$57;600. Wolverton Agency, Call 646-6812, no agents please. stumps removed, fully insured. the result of unprecedented NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC Plaasa apply: Realtor, 649-2813. Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. 20x22’ family room, im­ for five games each while Gene Got a tree problem? Well worth action by National Hockey INSPECTORS for final inspec­ MEADOWS CONVALESCENT maculate condition Carr of Los Angeles and Dave EQUIPMENT CORP. tion. Experienced aircraft COVENTRY - Coming soon, MANCHESTER - By owner. REAL ESTATE CENTER a phone call. 742-8252. League President Clarence -urn NMMuai a #tt maas" 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) MANCHESTER - .Colonial throughout. Lovely treed lot. Cape, north end, good location. Williams of Toronto received parts. Nights and days, all HOME new 42’, 3-bedroom Ranches on Campbell, the 1975:76 season iRT.ta IT2-«TIT VERNON, CONN living space at a Cape price. Many extras. Near schools anil shopping, city 646-4144 CUSTOM MADE Draperies, two-game suspensions. The benefits. Equal opportunity 333 Bldwall Street Seven rooms, two baths, acre plus lots. Perfect for Ap­ will start late for lour players. PHONE 643-1161 ■ utilities, clean, three FKiafTTE 8 MARTM, MO, Realtors very reasonable work four players were cited for in­ 2 miles from Vernon Circle on Rt. 83 employer. Dean Machine Manchaatar, Conn. fireplace, carpeting, con­ proved Farmers’ Home Clients. JACKSTGN AGENCY Campbell announced MON., TUES., WED., FRI. 8-5:30 • THURS.^-8 • SAT. 8-1 ' bedrooms, quiet street. 263 Main Sti«^ Minchet’ guaranteed, call anytime'. 649- cidents during the preliminary Mon. Thurs. 1-6:30, Fri. 8-8 Sat. 8-4 Products Inc., 102 Colonial An Equal Opportunity Employer venient location. $34,900. $27,500. The Fran Greene Agen­ 846-1318 Wedncsd.iy that Bob Plager of Reduced, $32,900. 649-4773. 4266. rounds of the playoffs. „ Road, Manchester. Odegarcl Realty, 643-4365. cy, 684-4241. Evenings. 649-6050 i •A -f4

PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 22, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., May 22. 1975 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE BENJY BY JIM BERRY Anthfuu 49 A p u tm itU For Rmtt S3 Autoo For U h SI Auto$ For Solo SI B U (;S HU.NNY 01 r OUR WAY RY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOU.SE with MAJOR HOOPLE AP^1VPY'A6K/(0& ^ W lA /A M T “ 1 ^ WANTED Antiaue furniture, MANCHESTER • Deluxe 2 HOY/APDUfTHl^! glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 1975 by W»nct Bros Inc OOPS--SORRV.'SDU'RETRy'lW V WO, STICK AROUKJD.'I You TO ^ u p s c p i^ e ? MPTO PO&P bedroom Townhouse, private MOOCHINT BUMS.' t H Off U S Ftl Of WE DIDN'T WANT TO DISTURB IMOFF JO THE HARDWARE JO m r BI6 HOOT rr*5 e o ( ^ m i \ ^ other antique items. R. entrances, full basement, pool, TO STOP SArtOtOW’, AREW'TMPU.'' ) W A S OETTlW THE FOPTMPIP Harrison, 643-8709. YOUR REVERIE, SO WE CAME I LL FIWISH THIS PIPEFUL OUT- J ITCH TO LK3HT UP, BUT I SELECT MY dARPEN SUPPLIES! OWL JU S T WANTS l=PD/v\ T H P . and patio. Includes heat, IN THE BACK DOOR.^ ' SIDE SO you WOM'T GET THAT CUT-CABBAj GRAMPAV a/ g w '« ii| V1 e maintainance of lawn seasonal. roofing. Call David Patria, 644- $SV4«.I0 C mi ft WCA. inc. T y u t Hi OR J-LX. Cellars and attics cleaned. 1796. ranges, automatic washers, Chairs, chest, oak chest, lamps, June 1. Lease required. Call ______^ ^ 7 0 6 Reasonable prices. 643-5305. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s china, many goodies. 649-2865. EUaiA CUSTOM 2-N.iURBTOP Mi rr AND JEFF BI D EISIIER WES ROBBINS carpentrv Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Rooms fOr Rent 52 AAA-FM M tap*, foctary air cAnd., PW, PS, ceriMrinf Hi m , cu»- UGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. remodeling specialist. Ad­ 2171 ELECTRIC stove, formica MANCHESTER - Six room kitchen set, large new electric THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ duplex, wall-to-wall carpet, lom U n d M to|i, tilt w Hm , chroma MUTT, CAN Y Cellars and attics cleaned, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, w h a tK a k . Utt _$624«.20 _ ^ J 4 3 9 CICERO,BRING lawns mowed, small tree work. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, SCREENED LOAM - driveway fan and miscellaneous items. nished rooms, centrally stove, refrigerator, two baths, A BLUEBERRY J COURSE gravel, processed gravel, sand, 643-8247. located. Kitchen privileges. $260 per month plus utilities, Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. 649-3446. ISCAL2-i00IUAIBT0P W A L K ? ^ n o t , M E T H E F U y stone and fill. George H. Grif- Parking. Reasonable rates. security, ^ i 643-5009. Atttamotk. 3Sed 73 Favored a: CANCER 38 Caterpillar hair cellaneous, something for PULLED OUT A FAT ROLL AMO 14 News 44 Real 74 News CArRICORN 24 26 27 29 30 31 Jl/Nf 21 15 Ask 45 Good 75 Generosity Dec. 22 39 Printer s everyone. 669 West Middle 40 H.P. JOHNSON motor, con­ PRESIDENTIAL 1964 VALia NT - Slant 6, good • MECHANICAL I b il l s AMD ■ Building-Contracting 33 16 Personolity 46 The 76 Much direction 34 35 Turnpike. Thursday, Friday, trols, tank, excellent condition, running condition, needs body WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS 22 JAN. 19 32 33 □ MISC. FOR SALE VILLAQtAPTS. 17 For 47 Estole 77 How 41 East (Fr ) Saturday. $170. Call 742-9423 after 6. 16 Should 48 Happy 78 In M6-19-34^'s MANCHESTER work. $150 or best offer. 649^ CARS AND TRUCKS fT\22-25-27-52 42 Frost a cake 86 37 TLA Construction. New homes, 1841. YOU'RE !54-62-65 19 Attracts 49 Money 79 To 40-48-81-82L ■ Qonulao Parts 20 Money 50 Bankroll 60 Profit 44 Greek war god remodeling, additions, rec Artlclea for Sale 41 h u r tin g LEO AQUARIUS TAG SALE - May 24th, 148 Garden Products 47 Facfoiy Trained Mechanics 21 Gain 51 Study 61 One 46 Susurrates 38 39 40 rooms, garages. Quality Kennedy Road. 9-5. Baby items, One and'two'be^ooms. FITZGERALD FORD of Wind­ 22 Don't 52 Tolking 82 Due JAN. 20 49 Steps over a ■ 42 44 masonry, chimneys, fireplaces, ALUMINUM sheets used as crib, chair, playpen, etc./\, VEGETABLE Plants - Oakland Near schools, chjirches sor Ave., Rockville is looking 24-HOUB WRECKER SERVICE <;^^Al/G. 22 23 Return 53 Work 83 Personol eei. II fence ,Best prices. 643-1888, 6 ^ 5 0 1 . printing plates, .007 thick, 24 You 54 About 64 Problems Everything for children ages 1- Farms, Gleason Street. 649- and shopping center, on for good clean used cars. Open CALL 646-6464 PQ^,iri4-18-38 25 Be 55 Today 85 Of 12-13-24-30/v 53 Social Insect 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 23x32” . % cents each or 5 for |1. 9. Household odds and ends. 7591. &>i7-iOSS 26 Of 56 The 86 Someone 69-78-83-84VS 54 Heights bus line. Call anytime evenings. Call 643-2485, 875- s t e p s ; SIDEWALKS, stone Phone 643-2711. 3369. VIRGO 27 Boresome 57 You 87 Possessions PISCES 56 1.(M2 (Roman) 53 b4 55 28 Goin 58 Scenery 88 Today 57 Row walls, fireplaces, flagstone POOL TABLE 8’, $60; ice HYBRID Potted Tomato Plants 22 29 Possible 59 Moy 89 Of eei. 19 58 Baptismal basin 56 57 58 terraces, concrete repairs, in­ NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 cream freezer, chest type, $50. - 25 cents each. 1506 Tolland 6 4 6 - 2 8 2 3 1972 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL, MJ'' iin. 22 30 M oking 60 Stock 90 Others MAR. 2 0 < ^ = ^ Carter Chevrolet 5/23 59 Society (ab.) side and outside. Reasonably cents each. Inquire side door. 3- 6- 8-34/T; Call, after 5, 528-8649. Turnpike, half mile west of $2,395.'Fully loaded, reposses­ . 1220 MAIM ST. • MAiNCHESTER ) 15-17-23-26 )Good (^Adverse ^^Ncutrzl 60 Auricles 59 60 61 priced. 643-0851. Manchester Evening Herald. Caldor’s. sion MSB, ^ 1 7 0 0 . 43-49-87-1 44-75-89-90'v£ 61 Abscond .JS

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PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 22, 1975 League Will Discuss A B O U T T O W N iianrl)?filfr lEuening Ibralb Jehovah’s Witnesses will mory,«30 MaiaSt. The meeting aluminum may leave it at the have aXtheocratic ministry is open to all young people from Marine Home tonight at 7:30. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 23,1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 199 Manchester—A City of Pillage Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Energy, Environment Grade 7 through high school. Ovir 40 Ytart ol UiwxeiM SirriM school to i^ h t^ t 7 ;3 ^ n 9 a ser­ vice meetingX^ 8:35 at Open 24 Hours Dally Kingdom Hall. United Pentecostal Church Canada Needs FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE An environmental physicist will have a Bible study tonight from the state Department of St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of at 7:30 at the church. Transmitters Environmental Protection St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Full Gospel Interdenom­ Ottawa — A vast territory, M obil (DEP) and a nuclear physicist will meet tonight at 8 in the sparsely populated areas and Ford Says Ship Recovery from Northeast Utilities will Guild Room of the church. inational Church will have a HEATING OILS deliverance service tonpvht at nigged terrain present Canada discuss "Energy and the En­ with formidable television OIL BURNER A vironment" Wednesday, at the A setback card game will be 7:30 at the church. broadcasting problems. 25th annual dinner of the ^FRIGATE WAEEEN played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in The result is a higher propor­ HEATING INSTALLATION FIKT US, NAVAL VESSEL‘S Manchester League of Women Cronin Hall of Mayfair Manchester Young Marines tion of TV transmitters in Can­ Act are reminded to bring ada than in any other country Indicates U.S. Can Voters. In the first official step Gardens. Play is open to all 643-5135 aluminum cans and clear scrap except Switzerland — one for 316 Center St. Manchester The event will be at The toward creating the U.S. Navy, Mayfair residents. By HELEN THOMAS that the United States is capable and has President Anwar Sadat in Salzburg, aluminum to the Marine Home, every 37,162 people. In compar­ Colony. Talcottville. Dinner at the Continental Congress, on UPI White House Reporter the will to act in emergencies and Austria and travel to Spain and Italy. 717 Parker St., tonight. The ison, the United States has one 7:30 p.m. will be preceded by a Oct. 13. 1775, appointed Silas Manchester Composite WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford challenges,” he said. Ford acknowledged at the beginning of metal will be taken Friday to a for every 194,000. business meeting for members Deane, John Langdon and Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol said today the recovery of the American The remarks came in an interview Ford the interview that his mission was in part recycling truck in West Hart­ and a social hour for guests at Christopher Gadsden to outfit will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 merchant ship Mayaguez from Cambodian held with four European journalists im­ a journey to reassure NATO allies about two ships. These vessels, one ford. Anyone wishing to donate 6:30. The dinner is open to the at the Manchester State Ar­ hands was a “clear, clear indication” the mediately before his departure early next American backing for the Atlantic with 14 guns, the other with 10, public — men and women. United States has the will and capability to week on his first trip to Europe as Presi­ alliance. Richard M. Dowd, DEP were to cruise the Atlantic and act when challenged. dent. intercept British transports. He said the consultations were an oppor­ director of planning and “I am sure, both domestically and Ford will attend a NATO summit Congress had been considering tunity to “take a look at the past and con­ research, will speak on the en­ ARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP worldwide this should be a firm assurance meeting in Brussels, meet with Egyptian sult on the future and make our personal vironment. John P. Cagnetta, the creation of a Continental Navy due to the great success WEEKEND SPECIALI relationships better.” manager of Generation of "Washington’s Fleet.” The Ford said that he saw “the beginning, Technical Services for Navy celebrates its birthday on perhaps, of a new era of less congressional Northeast Utilities, will speak Oct. 13th, The World Almanac Geraniums interference in the conduct of foreign on energy. Ricliuril !\l. Duwd John P. Cugiiella reports. policy.” Members of the league's (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Norwalk Teachers He said he believes there are "new in­ energy committee, whose Copyrighl (c) 1975 dications that Congress is taking another Cagnetta holds B.S. and and operation of nuclear power chairman is Shirley FitzGerald, plants and in the areas of look — perhaps as a result of the Ph.D. degrees in engineering 4.39.. Mayaguez incident.” are preparing a visual display from the Polytechnic Institute nuclear safety, environmental Reject Proposal of facts, figures and schematic “There are some things taking place in of New York. He has a 20-year impacts and fuels. Camp Verde, founded in 1856 (Cash and Carry) drawings of the workings of Congress that ought to reassure our allies career in engineering, design in the Kerrville, Tex., area, NORWALK (UPI) - Teachers who Stamford Superior Court Thursday against that the President, Congress and the peo­ nuclear power plants. served as a home for Jefferson FLOWERS end ARRANGEUENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION. . . Althea Potter, league presi­ defied a court order to return to work in some 1,000 teachers who struck for the se­ ple can work together,” Ford said. Davis’ famous camel corps while 86 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 dent, will preside at the the second day of their strike today voted cond time in two months. “The American people are getting out ; Davis was U. S. Secretary of business meeting and Eileen Sub-Saharan Land Partitioned FREE Delivery & Parking « Frank Gakeler, Prop. unanimously to reject the school board’s The walkout was prompted by the coun­ from under the trauma of our problems in War. Stern at the dinner program, latest contract offer. cil’s rejection Wednesday night to an Vietnam.” Berlin — In 1884, representa­ their- lands. The largest shares Gloria Weiss is chairman of the Donald Kehoe, president of the Norwalk agreement hashed out between teachers Ford was interviewed by Henry Bran­ tives of almost all the Euro­ fell to France and Great Brit­ Federation of Teachers, called “totally in­ and the board. It was the second time in dinner-arrangements com­ ain, with lesser colonial empires Peter Vitols, engineering assistant, second from right, presented him with a $25 check; and at the right is Nathan don of the London Sunday Times; Albert pean countries and the United adequate’’ the proposal voted down by a two months both parties reached an agree­ de Segonzac, France Soir; Jan mittee. going to Belgium, Germany and shows his delight in being named Manchester’s Outstan­ Agostinelli, president of the Manchester State Bank, who States met in Berlin to set up cheering crowil of 600 teachers in the ment and the council turned it down. Dowd holds a B.S. degree in Portugal. Reivenberg, Frankfurter Allgemeine rules for the political penetra­ ding Public Works Employe of 1975. At left is Lloyd presented him "with a $25 savings bond. At Vitols’ right is The council narrowly rejected the latest mathematics and physics from tion of Africa’s interior and the Jewish Community Center. Zeitung; Marino de Medici, II Tempo. The Wilson, chairman of the Contractor’s Division of the Public Works Director Jay Giles, who designated Vitols The latest action cast doubt on earlier contract agreement by a 7-6 vote. Yale University and a doctorate establishment of spheres of in­ British Broadcasting Co. was represented Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, who for the honor, (Herald photo by Pinto) Kehoe said teachers would ignore the in physics from the University fluence. Judge Roy Bean, legendary hopes that classes for 16,000 students in 25 by Robin McNeil. schools would be resumed Tuesday. court order, issued at the request of of Wisconsin. He formerly was By the end of the 19th cen­ “Law West of the Pecos," is Kehoe said the offer, drawn up Thursday Mayor Donald J. Irwin, unless a settle­ a research scientist with the tury the leading .colonial pow­ buried in Woodlawn Cemetery Center for the Environment and ers had subjugated the sub-Sa­ on the Western edge of Del Rio, night by the board, was for one year and ment was reached. Irwin attended the meeting Thursday night but did not stay Man. haran peoples and partitioned Tex. was not a formal agreement but “a Vitols Top Public Works Employe memorandum of understanding" and he for the negotiations. Pool To Open J:. recommended rejection. Irwin said he planned a special session Leaders of the 900-member federation of the council this weekend if the teachers Manchester’s Outstanding Public Works Vitols was recommended for the award In adHition to a framed citation, Vitols The Globe Hollow Swimming pool will Employe of 1975 is Peter Vitols, by Town Engineer Walter Senkow and was received a $25 check from the Contrac­ met with board members- for 2Vz accepted the latest proposal. hours Thursday night.' Anger from some of the teachers at the open at 11 a.m. tomorrow for the season. engineering assistant since July 1968. He named today by Public Works Director tor’s Division of the Greater Manchester On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, the began his employment with the town in Jay Giles. The designation is in obser­ Chamber of Commerce and a $25 U.S. Kehoe shfti earlier the teachers will stay mass meeting was directed at Irwin.One out of classrooms until the Common Coun­ educator, replying to the informal con­ hours will be 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. On GARDENS January 1960, as a junior engineering aide. vance of Manchester Public Works Week. Savings Bond from the Manchester State weekdays hours will be 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. b^oodtand. cil approves the contract. tract proposal, shouted, “1 don’t trust Bank. Vitols and his wife, Shirley, reside at 135 A back-to-work order was issued in Mayor Irwin as a person, as a mayor or as Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems Delmont St. with their three children — anything else.” SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN two boys and a girl. 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER 643-8474^ Grasso Expected to Sign In nominating Vitols for the honor, Senkow stated, “Mr. Vitols always has performed his daily work with con­ At Hartford National siderable interest and cooperation — out­ School Meditation Bill standing over the past 15 years and over 160 Americans Taken from Laos and above that which is expected. “He readily accepts new assignments, Ha r t f o r d (UPD — a controversial he hoped the bill would restore some VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) - The United Eighteen mothers and 61 children were from virtual arrest that he was concerned undertakes them with little or no supervi­ bill requiring public schools to set aside a measure of discipline to public schools, States flew 160 American wives and allowed to leave the Kilometer 6 residen­ about the danger of an outbreak o' FLOWERS & PLANTS ARE ALL HERE! sion and completes them satisfactorily in 340UT ta x refund period for meditation at the start of each which he said have been operating in “a children out of Laos today in a stepped up tial compound outside Vientiane late in the violence and that “there’s always a crazy the required period of time. His humility school day has made it to the desk of Gov. moral vacuum” since the high court evacuation of most of the 1,000 Americans afternoon to board the first flight and a se­ man in society and there’s always the and dedication set a fine example for other Ella T. Grasso, who is expected to sign it. ruling. in the country being steadily taken over by cond group of about 80 was waiting at danger of an incident. GERANIUMS public works employes.” i M i a The Connecticut House Thursday ap­ Clyde 0. Sayre, R-Waterbury, .said he the Communists. Two more planeloads Vientiane airport when the plane “We have in effect had a threat in the This is the interior of one of Woodland In announcing the designation Giles proved the bill, 88-56. The Senate approved realized if declared constitutional the bill were leaving tonight. returned. past few days ad this creates a very bad Garden's 10 greenhouses, which this year said, “I feel this award is significant the measure Wednesday. Both approvals would bring back prayer to public schools. The evacuation was ordered in the face climate to talk,’’ Chapman said. “I am has an extra fine crop! can really add un. toward recoginzing those public works came quickly after the disputed measure “I have meditated on this bill and I pray it of harassment by left-wing students and U.S. officials said they expected two prepared to negotiate but this is a hell of employes who are highly motivated in had gone through a conference committee passes,” he said. Communist Pathet Lao troops who had more flights today in an evacuation way of starting." doing outstanding work for the Town of to work out differences between the two held them under virtual arrest at a brought on by the heightened anti- “Whether you call it prayer or medita­ Manchester. Peter Vitols is a perfect houses. housing compound just outside the city. A American crisis of the last few days and tion, it should be done at home and not in example of that type of employe. I feel, all Opponents and supporters of the U.S. spokesman said he feared the situa­ said a large part of the about 850 official schools,” said Rep. Abraham Glassman, too often, the emphasis on employe perfor­ measure said it was a means of getting tion was out of the government’s control. Americans in the country is expected to D-South Windsor. mance is placed on the negative, rather yax Rebate Dollars OO around a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that Two flights by a chartered Royal Air leave as the United States phased out its “The intent of this bill is clear, they than the positive, side. Peter’s perfor­ declared unconstitutional prayers in Lao Caravelle jetliner arrived at the 24-year-old aid program. Another 150 The Weather PAVTDTHEOflOeaOF p ^ -rj mean prayer,” said Rep. A1 Ahern, D- mance is outstanding.” public schools. capital of Bangkok in neighboring Americas live in Laos. Bolton, who charged its supporters with Partly cloudy and mild tonight with a Rep. Anthony Truglia, D-Stamford, said buckling before political pressures from Thailand following a day of negotiations involving U.S. officials, student leaders, U.S. Charge d’Affaires Christian Chap­ chance of showers, lows in the 50s. Partly constituents. man told student leaders in daylong cloudy and cooler Saturday, with highs Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New Haven, the Communist Pathet Lao and dissident negotiations for release of the dependants around 80. argued the bill was meaningless because it Inside Today loyalist troops. Wins $100^000 was written in language broad enough to 10 For m .9 5 comply with the constitution. Area Profile ...... 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The group is behind the building of a sq. f t (Exclusive at $ 1 A A r PERKINS ROSES (The Favorite Person) HAIVR will give the benediction. Men of the town highway department dig out the holes for Manchester Historical Society which owns the homestead, tunnel from England to France under the view the work. James “Dutch” Fogarty of the committee Woodland Gardens)...... Potted in 8” Pots. All I English Channel. In ceremonies at Munro Park part way the footings of the one-room schoolhouse to be located here is in charge of the school building project. He hopes to Garden Plant Food ColorsI Bushl Manchester Offices: 621 Middle Turnpike, East; 320 Middle Turnpike, West; He lived in Africa where he was a coffee through the Memorial Day Parade, the on the grounds of the Cheney Homestead off Hartford Rd. Climbers in Good] 595 Main Street; 220 North Main Street taster. Rev. Eugene Brewer, pastor of the Church Town Engineer Walter Senkow, right, supervised the work have the concrete footings poured soon so that volunteers 50 lbs., reg. $8.50...... Soil, Sure To Qrowl can begin reproducing the one-room school house which is law ■ml H-fMiUlliinx iiioM liit llii' iiaynx-nl of ■ lim East Hartford Offices: 1085 Main Street; 794 Silver Lane He moved to Hebron in 1957. He and his of Christ, will give a eulogy. of Jim Setsky holding the stake, Bruno Golemba running inalitiUy unliwt Ihni* m<>nlh«’ lnlri«-Ht U ri'irrltavl. th r ■niiuinl w U hiltsw n In rviliir('