lEumnn Hrrali MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1974 - VOL. XQU, No. 208 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PACES PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Colson May Unravel Watergate Sliarls

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prosecutors provide imp^ftant information on several to influence the outcome of Ellsberg’s may be able to unravel some remaining other kej^matters connected with the trial last year for making public the secret tangles of the Watergate scandals with the Watergate investigations. Pentagon Papers. He was later freed of all newly promised cooperation of ex- The/Washington Post said in an article charges on grounds of government in­ presidential aide Charles W. Colson. White by lyatergate prize-winning reporters Carl terference after disclosure of the House aides were reported today trying to ^ ^ t e i n and Bob Woodward that after Plumbers’ break-in. find out what he will say. Colson’s surprise plea, presidential aides Colson said in a statement that he would Colson, who as special counsel to Presi­ “ immediately began intense efforts to provide whatever information he had “no /• dent Nixon was one of his closest advisers/ learn what information Colson...had matter who it may help or hurts — me or was under indictment in both ^he agreed to provide.” others.” Watergate covef-up case and the b r ^ - in The Post said sources close to both the The prosecutors who negotiate4.tee plea by White House “Plumbers” of the^office White House and the prosecutors “agreed with Colson in exchange for dropping all of Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist/ that Colson can provide testimony that other charges against him said t h e ^ The charges will be dropped^as a result will both support and damage President year-old ex-Marine had agreed to provide of his guilty plea Mondav/4o a single Nixon’s Watergate defense.” them all documents in his possession charge of obstruction of j^istice. Colson pleaded guilty to a felony charge, they might want to testify at As a high White Hous^ide, prosecutors admitting obstruction of justice by trying forthcoming Watergate trials. presumably believe Colron may be able to R^d Rock Development Before Board

By DOUG BEVINS parently suffering from water infiltration, housing types on the Red Rock site, which In contrast to similar applications in re­ and recent reports by town officials in­ cent years, the Red Rock (Comprehensive is in both Manchester and South Windsor dicate that the problem goes far beyond on land now used mostly by the Red Urban Development Zone proposal aired initial thoughts that the trouble was solely Rock Golf Course. Robertson Follies Girls Perform Monday night before the Manchester Plan­ in metering facilities at the Secondary ning and ^ning Commission

By David Haskell Founded Oct, i, 1881 four basic categories; earth the earth is a “very terribly weren’t aware whether there it not been for the center, is “Man, by his myriad of ac­ kills, defoliation and chemical have great value because it’s CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) science, bioiogical science, dynamic planet.” Mwy things were five or 10 volcanic erup­ "the incredible increase in tivities, is creating more havoc poisoning of fish and wildlife.” going to give the policy makers, Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their — Robert A. Citron, perhaps astrophysical and urgent people think are unusual are tions a year,” Citron said. pollution events that we’ve with the environment- than he Citron thinks the center’s the decision makers, informa­ Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 more than any other man, is anthropological events. really routine as far as nature “Now we know there dre at reported,” Citron said. ever has before,” he said. constant worldwide vigilance tion on which to develop thdir constantly reminded of the Citron, reflecting on six years is concerned, such as ’The center covered 22 pollu­ 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation least 20 or 30 a year.” “We’ve noted a distinctive in­ may help spur governments to global monitoring programs violei^t nature of this planet and as head of the center, said the earthquakes and volcanic erup­ The other vital knowledge, tion events in 1970, 20 the crease in the number of pollu­ curb such potentially Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. and their global environmental the abuse heaped upon It by its most important thing that has tions. the scope of which might have following year, 27 in 1972 and 57 tion events — oil spills, fish catastrophic events. assessment programs,” Citron days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation allegedly most intelligent resulted is the knowledge that “When we started, scientists escaped public awareness had last year.. “This information is going to said. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ animal — man. cond Class Mail Matter. Earthquakes, floods, volcanic Burl L. Lyons, Publisher eruptions, oil spills, bird and The Manchester. Publishing Co. fish kills, defoliation, discovery assumes no financial responsibility for of Stone Age-type people, typographical errors appearing in adver­ meteorites and the strange Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in doings of the kingdoms of Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. animals and insects are all just One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, part of a day’s work for Citron Single Copy...... 15c three full days prior to publication. and his staff at the Sinithsonian Institute Center for Short-Lived By Carrier, W eekly...... 75c Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Phenomena. One Y ea r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 i\oon Finding out about these Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday Md things is just the beginning for Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. the center. ’The major function is swiftly alerting scientist and experts around the world via its vast communications network so research teams can in­ vestigate on a scope previously Isolationism Dead unavailable. What has resulted is a better understanding of this planet and If there is a single lesson to be jet airplanes and many other fields. a heightened realization man learned from the recent Arab oil em­ Our products too are needed by the had best mend his ways. Citron has been director of bargo it is that there is no longer a nations which have resources which the center since its founding in danger, in fact no longer a possibility, we do not possess. 1968, and that gives him a un­ of an American policy of isolation. In 1974 we are really living in One ique view of the situation. ’The center started small but found In the early 1900s it would have been World. National boundaries are mere such widespread acceptance in incomprehensive that the United lines on a map as far as the need and Defunct Toy Shop in Westport (Photo by Steve Dunn) the scientific community that its growth has been considered States and the Western world could distribution of resources and com­ a phenomenon in its own right. have been brought to the brink of merce go. International trade is a The center acts as an early national collapse by the ten remote necessity for all of us. Open Forum ecological alert system and clearing house for gathering Arab nations. Just as atomic fallout and radiation Max Lerner and distributing information on Of course then we were entirely are not contained by lines between shortlived events, both natural and man-caused. Using more self-sufficient in necessities. We had nations, so also national needs in­ Wants Town Fire than 3,000 correspondents sufficient supplies of petroleum for termesh. More than ever in the Department Service Comments around the world, the center is our uses. Our resources were vast and history of mankind we need each able to alert interested persons Dear sir: two blocks away with firemen in various disciplines atout oc­ many of the needs of today were then other. I read with great interest, the and equipment on duty at all curring events via telephone, article in The Manchester unheard of. Aluminum, for instance, We think that is the lesson of the times. Is it more important to cable, telegram and teletype Evening Herald concerning the The Last Act maintain the morale of the circuits. was a metallurgical curiosity. Future.The welfare of the people of all town’s notification to the volunteers than to save lives? This has allowed scientists The high degree of industrializatiou nations depends upon how they, in Eighth District Fire Depart­ Mr, Lingard makes reference NEW YORK - If you are are accustomed to resolve their managers of the impeachment. unprecedented opportunities ment regarding fire protection of the most progressive nations, those their governments, can get along with to the travel time required to doing Watergate as a play. Act I toughest internal disputes. The crucial point is that in for field research. coverage for us. It has greatly cover the outlying area by the would start with the break-in, England impeachments were in 'The events covered fall under of the western world and Japan, has the rest of the world. disturbed me to. think that we Police Chief Ed Davis of Los Town Fire Department. It flash back to the shenanigans Angeles, who has a pretty low fact criminal (as Berger puts have a town fire house on Law- also become a weakness in that we de­ Trade opened up the Orient to the doesn’t take an engineer to that led up to it, bring in the opinion of evidence obtained by it, “A man could lose his office ton Rd. with men and equip­ figure out that at 35 miles per way it was dug out by the press grand jury methods, sees the and his head at one blow” ), but pend upon importation of important western world. Trade can the basis ment on duty 24 hours a day, all hour it takes about five minutes and end with the revelation to past year as one of a pitiless that the framers of the elements of our economic life from within one mile of my house, Public of the future. President Nixon for the Town Fire Department the Ervin committee by a mild political harrying of the Presi­ Constitution separated the im­ and people must wait patiently nations which may not be especially probably took a great step in this to travel three miles. How long young man called Alexander dent, and calls it “the year of peachment trial from the for Uie volunteers of the Eighth Records does it take for a volunteer at Butterfield that the Oval Office the jackal.” The straw polls criminal trial. From which it friendly to us. direction in again opening up relations District to respond almost home to hear the whistle, get had all along been taped, and suggest that there are still follows that a President can be three miles to fires in our area. Development of an atomic device in with China and advancing understan­ dressed, travel to the fire house that pretty much everything something like 30 or 32 per cent impeached for political To add insult to injury, we and respond with the equipment was on record. of the American people who offenses — against the state and India, a severe drought in sub- ding with Russia beyond the Cold War pay the higher mill fire tax rate Warranty Deeds twp to two and half miles. have a diehard belief in Presi­ against the powers of his office Saharan Africa, or the formation of a to the town which should entitle Act II would tell of the Green Manor Construction stage. Let’s also discuss manpower. dent Nixon and would agree — which may or may not be in­ us to the on duty 24 hour protec­ tangled, frustrating efforts to Co. Inc. to Robert H. and Nancy cartel by countries rich in bauxite, the Our re-opening of diplom atic The Town Fire Department has with Davis. dictable in the criminal courts. tion of the municipal fire get at those records, including P. Fish, unit in Northfield u 13 men plus one officer on duty It is pretty clear that the ore of aluminum, are all matters of relations with Egyj)t, together with department. the Cox-Richardson massacre The irony is that if St. Qair Green Condominium, con­ at all times. Any number of President has decided to dig in were to win his legal position, This unjust situation applies on the Night of the Long veyance tax $40.70. import to the United States. our long amiable accord with Saudi these men can be dispatched to for the duration with deep and if the President were to be to people living on Lydall Street Knives, bring in the Nixon Green Manor Construction respond immediately to a fire trenches and earthworks, both impeached and in the end also We are no longer an imprepable Arabia, is also a bridgehead into the up to Lake Street, Vernon transcripts as his major Co. Inc. to James S. McCann, alarm. The Eighth District constitutional and political. At convicted only for indictable Street north of Lydall, West countertactic and perhaps end unit in Northfield Green Con­ economic bastion between two Middle East. volunteers could at times have this point, I suggest that his high crimes and high mis­ Vernon, Scott Drive and all of with his current refusal to hand dominium, conveyance tax oceans, with friendly neighbors to the We learn slowly, old enmities are not problems mustering sufficient constitutional strength is pretty demeanors, it would almost in­ Forest Hills, Ambassador, over the telltale tapes to special $40.25. personnel to properly man the fragile, and that while his evitably follow that he would north and the south. Canada was quick easily cast off, but the lesson seems Esquire and portions of Parker prosecutor Leon Jaworski — Ronald F. and Dolores A. equipment. This situation doubtless far more damning political strength has been have to stand trial later in the Laliberre to Frank R. and to raise the price of its oil to us after very clear today. The millenium is not Street area not within the dis­ might exist during the after­ eroded it is still the stronger of ones than his predecessor, criminal courts as well. If he Emma A. Tipping, Property on trict. There are families in noon when volunteer firemen the two. N were to be impeached and con­ the Arab nations showed the way. So at hand, but out of sheer necessity and other outlying areas in the Archibald Cox, had been Redwood Rd., conveyance tax are at work on the first shift denied. The President’s counsel, victed on the basis of the $41.80. also was Venezuela. a sense of survival, nations are going North and Northwest section of and are not yet home and men James D. St. Clair, has taken town who are also affected by Which means that we are at Berger analysis, for offenses Gene S. and Carol Ann M. But at the same time we are rich in to have to get along better in the going to work on the second the position in his long not necessarily indictable, he this situation. the start of Act III — the last Cirilli to Ronald F. and Dolores shift have left for work. Of memorandum to the House might escape the added cereals, machine tools, automobiles. future or that future will be very dim. act of the most theatrical A. Laliberte, property on On the front page of the May course, through mutual aid, Judiciary Committee that the criminal penalty. It sounds 15 Herald, we read that Mr. political enactment on this con­ Redwood Rd., conveyance tax assistance could be called from “high crimes and mis­ topsy-turvy and zany, but when Lingard appeared before the tinent, with the exception of the $53.$S. one of the surrounding towns. demeanors” in Article II, Sec­ was that ever a negation of Civil War. It will go on im­ Fox Grove Ltd. to Leonhard town directors with his plea to I strongly urge the Board of tion 4 of the U.S. Constitution either past history or present placably until Richard Nixon’s G. and Ann C. Siebert, property allow the Eighth District Directors to afford all of the must be offenses which are in­ political struggle? If I am right. fate has been resolved, until he on Curry Lane, conveyance tax volunteers to continue to cover people in the outlying area, the dictable under the criminal President Nixon’s best chance the outlying area. His reasons has been impeached by the $56.10. BIC » TALL? RECAL HAS IT ALL! service of protection by the law. 'This is a pretty shaky posi­ of staying in office will come News Source were that the volunteers might House and either convicted by June S. McCann to Peter R. Town Fire Department for tion. The whole recent direction from the intense belief in him the Senate or held not guilty of and Hazel C. Christiana, lose the “desire and satisfac­ which we are paying. of research in American con­ on the part of that hard-core the charges against him, or un­ property at 310 Cooper Hill St., The largest, most complete collection of Big tion of giving of their time.’’ Our lives could depend on stitutional law has been against third of the people, translated til he decides to cut the im­ conveyance tax $H. The article also stated that in your decision. it. The work of Prof. Raoul into pressures on the House and Confidentiality peachment process short by Phyllis R. Wilson> John E. his concluding remarks he said, At the June 4 meeting of the Berger at Harvard Law School especially the Senate members. amd Tall men’s fashions ip this entire area! “For God’s sake and the safety stepping out of office. and Helen Wilson, property at SUITS SPORTCOATS SWIMWEAR UNDERWEAR In 1970, William Farr, a newspaper jailing would be considered illegal. Town Board of Directors this has nailed down the basic If the play is put on TV, every 92-94 Laurel St., conveySnee tax of the people in this town, build historical and legal analysis subject will be discussed. « Given the high stakes, it is member will be on a hot seat. It $35.75. \ reporter covering the trial for the The nationally known newsmen a station (in the Buckland Those people in the area out­ which will form the argument should be the political theater SLACKS SHIRTS SWEATERS PAJAMAS area) and properly man it somehow right that the last act Charles Manson family, received in­ made the point that unless a reporter side of the district should let presented to the House by the of the century. before attempting to take over their feelings be known to town will be the most solemn of the Marriage Licenses \ .RAINWEAR SPORT SHIRTS JACKETS ROBES formation on the case from an in­ can keep his source confidential his this responsibility.” Board of Directors. three, combining the Michael Joseph ThibodeaiL FORMAL WEAR volved attorney in spite of a gag rule sources of news will dry up and the I can’t help but wonder just Durward J. Miller characteristic mixture of con­ III, 29 Winthrop Rd., and^ HOSE NECKWEAR BELTS what this “safety of the people” stitutional law and party Rosemary Barnowski, 126 which had been invoked by Judge public will never benefit from infor­ 358 Lydall St. means when he wants to con­ Manchester politics by which Americans Glenwood St., June 8, St. James Charles Older, presiding in the case. mation which he might develop. tinue covering the people in the Church. area of Bretton and Helaine Irate over the breach of his rule. Cronkite said that he would go to Leon James Ridings, Sizes? The works! Road from the Eighth District BERRY’S WORLR Rockville, and Linda Lorraine Regulars, 44 to 60 Extra Shorts, 36 to 44 Up to 20 neck in Big Men’s Shirts Older has caused Farr to spend 46 jail rather than reveal sources of a when there is a town fire house Moore, East Hartford, June 15, days in jail and he is still anxious to news story, even though he was I The Almanac CJiurch of Christ. Longs, 44 to 60 Portlys, 42 to 54 send him to jail hoping that he will ordered to do so by a judge. David George Fleming, Extra Longs, 42 to 56 Portly Stouts, 40 to 54 Up to 18V2 neck in Tall Men’s Shirts Supports Mechanicsburg, pa., and ->reveal the name or names of the at­ While the principal of confidentiali­ Katherine Rogers Glenney, 182 Boulder Rd., June 22, St. torneys. ty of sources has long been recognized Nurses spiracy charges growing but of llniled Press International Mary’s Episcopal Church. In an unusual court hearing in Los as a right of newsmen, every once in a Today is Tuesday, June 4, the a California courtroom Brands? The greatest in famous names! To the editor; shootout in which a judge and Robert Claude MacMillan, 155th day of 1974 with 210 to Coventry, and Cheryl Lynn Angeies, CBS anchorman Walter while an assault is made upon it. Regarding a recent item in three others were killed. PHOENIX LEVI’S MANHATTAN CAREER CLUB follow. Wirtz, 120 Birch St., June 8, Cronkite, NBC White House cor­ In this case, unfortunately, there 'The Herald, I am sure I speak The moon is full. 4 V-LINE HAGGAR MCGREGOR FLORSHEIM for, aside from my 86-year-old Church of Jesus Christ of respondent Tom Brokaw and Pulitzer seems to have been created a con­ The morning stars are Venus Latter-day Saints. mother, many of the elderly and Jupiter. . Herald JAYMAR MUNSINGWEAR JANTZEN JARMAN prize winner Jack Anderson appeared troversy and ill-feeling between the and helpless people in David Barry Kanell, West The evening stars are Mer­ Raven, and Joan Catherine as witnesses for Farr. judge and the reporter. Its quick dis­ Manchester who have been cury, Mars and Saturn. Yesterdays ' Our exclusive P.A.L. policy...permanent alterations for the life helped by the Public Health Dawson, South Windsor June The session was convened to deter­ missal is in order because of the prin­ Those born on this date are 23, Temple Beth Sholom. Nurses Association. under the sign of Gemini. of the garment. Whether you lose or gain weight, Regal will alter We should be most unhappy 25 Years Ago Lawrence Arthur Metevier, REBAL mine whether further jail sentences ciple involved, even though the judge American singer Robert Vernon, and Gayle Ellen Alber­ if the resignation of these Manchester’s charter amend­ your garment for as long as you wear it...AT NO CHARGE! would induce Farr to reveal his is still angry about his rule being Merrill was born June 4, 1919. ti, 59 Salem Rd., June 9, Second nurses were to be accepted ment, providing for minority On this day in history: Congregational Church. And for the clincher, our prices are moderate. Here are typical examples: source or if there would be additional broken. He should remember that it without an honest attempt to In 1896, Henry Ford wheeled representation, is passed by punishment. As punishment further was not Farr who broke it. resolve the problems confront­ his first car from a brick shed State Legislature. ing them. in Detroit and drove it around Hospital births for May break Such an eventuality would the darkened streets for a trial all records with 86 recorded. MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S SHORT MEN'S mean considerable hardship run. for^many persons who are un­ In 1942, the “ B attle of 10 Years Ago SPORT COATS SLEEVE SHIRTS SLACKS able to do for themselves and Midway” began, in which, the TRASH SUITS who have become accustomed Town voter registration goes ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Vir­ Japanese fleet suffered its first over 22,000. from from from ' from to the respective nurses who decisive defeat in World War II tually all St. Louis area trash Today^s Thought have been administering to Directors of town and Eighth will be burned to generate fashions for wen by American forces. District approve half of general them. It would be most disturb­ ® 1974 by NEA. Inc. electricity by mid-1977 under In 1967, war broke out manager’s proposals for ing, if not traumatic, for plans announced by Union *100 49.90 8.50 *17 Of the seven deadly sins, between Israel and Egypt. It exchange of sewer service come, to savor to the last what you are wolfing down is some. "HI there! It’s beer\ pretty lortesome out here until Electric Co. anger is possibly the most fun. lasted six days and Israel areas. I toothliome morsel both the pain yourself. The skelton at the Certainly every effort should folks like you started Ignorin' the 55-mile-an4iour A $70 million plant will To lick your wounds, to emerged victorious, taking vast Men’s Club of Center you are given and the pain you feast Is you. be made to avoid such dire con­ speed limit. How're you doin'...? " burn solid waste, eliminate * Use Regal’s Personal Charge, or Master Charge smack your lips over areas of Arab territory it still Congregational Church plans to are giving back — in many ways Submitted by: sequences. the need for landfills and grievances long past, to roll holds. sponsor Sioux Indian boy from it is a feast fit for a king. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Lucy Long * generate about 6 per cent of over your tongue the prospect In 1972, black militant Angela North Dakota for year at Reardon 151 Oak St. its power from the burning. 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 to 5:30 Thurs. TILL 9 P.M. o f bitter confrontations still to The chief'drawback is that Davis w p acquitted on con­ Manchester High School. St. Jan^s R.C. Church Manchester

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' PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tugs., June 4, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues.. June 4. 1974 - PAGE SEVEN Genovesi Helps Hraft Alcoholism Legislation | About Town | High School I lonsumer ■m When Gov. Thomas Meskill The alcoholism detoxification ment and the state Planning She said coverage in health m signed into law last month two facility for the Capitol Region Commission on Criminal policies for alcoholics should To Conduct loncern bills of far-reaching importance (the only one in the state, in Investigation and, because of take care of future costs — un­ to alcoholics, several The Five-Point Club of Tem­ fact) is the Combined Hospitals its overload of patients, finds less her agency is flooded with V.1 Art Feat Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection legislators were credited with Alcoholism Program, at 2 itself today with a deficit of requests for help. ple Chapter, Order of Eastern Barbara B. Dunn. Commissioner ironing out details and guiding Holcomb St., Hartford. It is a about $300,000. Her agency, explained Mrs. Star, will have a workshop BOLTON the legislation to passage and non-profit corporation, set up Marion Galant, executive Galant, receives professional Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the adoption. by the six Hartford-area assistant for the agency, said consulting service from the six home of Mrs. Dorothy Kelly, 21 Among them is State Rep. hospitals, including Manchester Irving St. Hostesses are Mrs. Donna Holland Wxt the immediate problem is participating hospitals — all of to Pierce Armstrong, Mrs. Paul lietatii Donald Genovesi, R, of Memorial Hospital. clear the deficit. She said which have representatives on Correspondent I Connecticut is one of only 10 charges, if extra, should be Manchester, an assistant Except for food and laundry applications for grants have Bernard and Miss Diane Ber­ 646-0375 Area Profile states with an active state stated. its board of directors. majority leader in the House. service from St. Francis been filed with the two state nard. Bolton High School 4-Arts board of television and radio When your repairs have been Genovesi, an insuranceman, Hospital, Hartford, it receives agencies which have supplied Festival will be held June 11 at service examiners. completed, get an itemized bill was instrumental in passage of no financial or staff help from funds to date and that a fund the high school. The board acts on behalf of for all parts and labor and have no-fult egislation two years ago the six participating hospitals. drive will be started among Displays will be presented by consumers by establishing the technician leave the old and is consulted on all It has existed with grants from Hartford-area corporations and the home economics, industrial qualifications for potential parts with you if out of warran­ Swimming and Tennis Needs legislative matters concerning the state Mental Health Depart­ foundations. arts, art and music technicians and requires that ty. Also, keep in mind the state insurance. all practicing TV, radio and departments. tax applies only to parts. One of the bills signed by Doors will open at 7 p.m. for stereo technicians be licensed If you are considering (3ov. Meskill is entitled, “An persons wishing to view upon successful completion of Stressed in Rec Survey purchase of a new set, make Act Concerning Third Party exhibits. written, oral and practical sure you understand the terms Payment for Alcoholic At 7:30 p.m. a concert will be examinations. of the warranty, if any, and be C hairm an Hospitalization.” What it does presented. It is under the direc­ BARBARA RICHMOND tennis facilities with crowded Consumer complaints concern­ neighborhood mini-parks, in­ Only 23 per cent favored this. sure to check the set’s perfor­ is to require that all new group- tion of Edward DiFronzo, The immediate need for ad­ conditions at both. It also ing service and repairs are dicating a need for play areas The report revealed that the mance before you take it home. health policies written (and music teacher. ditional swimming and tennis revealed a high percentage of received by the board and in­ DeWitt John, a native of such as Burke Rd. playground most used recreational facility Avoid TV dealers who don’t rewritten) -as of July 1, 1974 The band will play selections facilities in Vernon is public support. vestigated by a staff of Arizona, was named chairman for unorganized activity; and in town is the Valley Falls list a shop address in their ads must include 45 days of from “Jesus Christ, emphasized in a report just The committee also qualified personnel employed of the Christian Science board the high percent of people swimming area and at Henry and be wary of “24 hour ser­ alcoholism treatment. Until Superstar,” Gershwin’s “Rhap­ completed by the Park Study recommends that construction under the state merit system. of directors Monday at the an­ desiring transportation to Park the tennis courts and the vice” advertising. This phrase passage of the bill, alcoholism sody in Blue,” “ Lustspiel Over­ Committee headed by Richard on the proposed bike trail According to A.R. nual ^eeting of the denomina­ facilities and programs. pool were the second most generally means that your set was not recognized in Connec­ ture” and “ Mount of Might.” Dempsey. system begin as soon as possi­ VanSicklin, the board’s tion nv Boston. One of the questions asked used. will be checked or picked up ticut as an illness. Now it is, Featured student conductors The committee was ap­ ble. The report said, ‘"The com­ executive secretary, the state More than 25 members of the concerned new facilities. ’Those One question asked if the within 24 hours and not necessari and the scope of health care will be Janet Gordon and Bob pointed by Mayor Frank McCoy mittee places significance on surveyed were asked if they taxpayer would be willing to does not establish or regulate ly repaired during that time denomination in the SPENCER ST. (SHver lane) PATHMARK PLAZA *25 available to those suffering Redden. to survey the town in an effort the many comments regarding service charges but it does Manchester area attended the k would support in a referendum pay more per year in property period. from it has been broadened. The chorus will perform to determine recreational bike trails, especially since require each dealer to post a annual meeting. or town meeting any of several taxes for recreational facilities Good television and radio The other important piece of Play the Lottery. highlights from “My Fair needs, public attitude toward bike trails were not mentioned proposals and they were asked and programs. Of 65 returning notice in his shop explaining his repair, as any other service, is The new chairman was editor legislation relating to HUNDREDS OF If your number matdhes all five digits of the win­ Lady” ; ‘"nie Time is Now,” spending on present programs in the survey questions.” labor and service rates. of the Christian Science to name the three to which they the newspaper questionnaire, costly. However, if you feel you alcoholics and signed into law is which is a'contemporary adap^ and facilities, present and While those surveyed in­ Van Sicklin advises the TV Monitor for six years before ning Lottery number, in any order, you've just would give priority. and 60 per cent said they would have been the victim of unfair considered a model piece of FRAMES IN STOCK tation of Beethoven’s music in­ future needs for additional dicated they are made aware of viewer who has a problem with joining the five-member board scrambled yourself an easy $25. On the questionnaire outdoor be willing to spend more; 35 per dealings by a technician, report legislation. It “decentralizes” cluding motifs from the facilities and the public’s at­ programs and facilities, mostly his set to make two basic of directors in 1970. Open Tubs and Thurs. 10-8 $25 winners get "Instant Cash Payoff' at Lottery tennis courts (4) were es-' cent said it was about right it to the State Board of Televi­ intoxication as a criminal act Moonlight Sonata; the Chorale titude toward spending on these through reading the checks before calling a A graduate of Principia drawings and at participating Savings and Loans. timated to cost $30,(XI0 and 64 now; three per cent felt they sion and Radio Service after July 1,1976. It specifies no Wed. and FrI. 10-6 and 5th Symphony; “ Speak additional facilities. newspapers, the committee technician: First, be sure your College, Elsah, 111., he received per cent of those surveyed gave are now paying too much and Examiners, State Office one can be arrested fo simple just one more way to win Connecticut's Lottery. Up,” a comic operetta; and a The committee used three - feels a multi-media approach set is plugged in (you may have a MA degree in political science Saturday 10-5 this top priority. two per cent did not respond. Building, Hartford 06115, or call drunkenness (drunken driving version of “Honor and Praise” methods to obtain public would reach a broader spec- accidentally pulled the plug from the University of Chicago W. Clayton Massey, director of the South Windsor Public Library, and Dr. Ann Beck, Next in line of priority was a The committee hopes the them at Hartford 566-5547 or remains on the books as an Closed Mondays with instrumental additions. opinion: a random sample; a truifi of the population. It when cleaning the room) and and a MS in journalism from chairman of the Library Board of Directors admire vases presented to the library by Mrs. municipal skating rink with 52 results of its survey will be a 566-3839. offense) after that date. It CONNECTICUT'S There Will be an intermission newspaper questionnaire, and suggests publication of a that the switch is in the “on” Complaints to the board in­ Columbia University, New ROBERT TILDEN RONALD R. HAUGH Doreen Manning. . supporting this at an estimated useful and effective tool as in­ specifies, further, the alcoholic during which the audience may input from organizations and booklet noting availability of position, then if-you find you York City. cost of $750,000. Next was 47 per put in the decision-making tended for investigation must must be taken to a treatment view the displays and will be special interest groups. programs and iacilities and to have sound but no picture on the In 1958, he entered the public $100,000 LOTTERY cent wanting transportation process of the various be in writing and include the facility. served refreshments. Dempsey said a total of 682 distribute them through the facilities extended to governmental bodies in Vernon screen make sure your dealer’s name and address and practice of Christian Science thousands of winners each ureek. The public is invited to the interviews were completed, schools and the library. recreational areas (no cost gi­ concerned with recreational brightness control is turn^ up. copies of all invoices pertaining and became a teacher of Chris­ event to which there is no representing about eight per The committee said the sur­ ven). needs and expenditures. If the wall socket into which to the problem. Complaints by tian Science six years later. He Vases Donated To Library charge. cent sampling of the households the set is plugged is O.K., and recently completed a tour of vey also revealed a rather high Neighborhood mini-parks The committee emphasized letter should list a phone Sports Results in Vernon. Special interest percentage of leisure use of were also favored by a large that further detailed analysis the suggestions offered do not number where the person can branch churches in Asia. SOUTH WINDSOR Manning said, “It is my wish “self-taught” in th art of ’The Men’s Softball League groups approached were the both Valley Falls Park and percentage as was enlargement and long-range planning will result in proper sound and pic­ be located by the examiners this gift to the new library may pottery. His pottery is produced opened its season Sunday with Senior Citizens, three PTO Henry Park; a higher than an­ of natural ponds, a dome to con­ require additional data and ture, chances are that you do during office hours. Judy Kuehnel be my small contribution in his own home where he is doubleheaders played at both groups. Scout leaders, and ticipated use of passive vert one of the outdoor pools to study which it hopes to com­ need the services of a techni­ Correspondent towards all our hopes, and it is responsible for each piece from Herrick Memorial Park and apartment dwellers. recreational activities, such as an indoor pool, and a portable plete in the near future with the cian. We welcome suggestions and RECORD SETTER 644-1364 expressive of my gratitude for start to finish. Bolton High School. The survey revealed a high hiking at Valley Falls Park; shell for outdoor concerts. help of a professional to be If the technician is not able to questions. Answers to questions CHICAGO (UPl) - The Three vases, which are fine the many competent services The artist digs his own clay Each Sunday during the percentage of use at both the the comparatively high percen­ Lowest on the priority list was supplied by the Department of repair your set in your home of general interest will appear busiest single airport runway examples of American pottery, provided by...the library.” from local sources, refines it month of June a doubleheader swimming facilities and the tage of public support for a municipal golf course with an Community Affairs at no and says he has to remove it to in this column. Address in the world is claimed by have been presented to the The vases are stoneware, prepares his own slips and will be played at both fields. estimated cost of $20,000 a hole. charge to the town. his shop, we suggest you ask questions to; “Of Consumer Meigs Field, Chicago’s air­ South Windsor Public Library each having a unique shape. glazes and then makes and fires The first game will begin at 3 him for a written estimate of Concern,” Department of Con­ port on Lake Michigan. More I by Mrs. Doreen Caraher Man- They are near-perfect from &e pots. Mr. Stockwell is a p.m. and the second at 5:30 total charges for labor and ser­ sumer Protection, State Office than 270,000 passengers are 1 ning, a former resident o the side to side showing superb con­ member of the Southern p.m. vices. Charges for estimates, if Buiiding, Hartford, Conn. 06115, handled annually at this air­ [ town and lecturer in fine arts at trol of the wheel of the artist, Highland Handicraft Guild in The league consists of eight any, and pickup and delivery or dial 1-800-842-2649- toll-free. port, which is only a five Ip9tnc i Manchester Community ^James Sockwell. They suggest Ashville, N.C. Gravel Operation Zone Denied minute drive from the Loop. I College. a classic oriental influence The vases are the first works GiPs Mobil Wins I In a letter to the Library adopted to materials native to of art to be donated to the Gil’s Mobil defeated the TOLLAND had brought protests from whether it should be sent to the proved the campground plans. > Board of Directors expressing the Southern Mountains. library. They are presently on Lathrop Agency, 7 to 6. adjoining landowners. A canoe state Traffic Commission. Holding up action is the fact ! hope that the vases may soon be display in the window of the Ed Churilla was the winning Vivian Kenneson Mr. Sockwell, a native of party was staged a few weeks A denial of, a tentative ap­ that PZC engineers Griswold & : di^layed in a new library, Mrs. South Windsor Library, , John Gleason pitched Correspondent Tennessee, considers himself ago on the Willimantlc River to proval on Nov. 5,1973 to Frank Fuss want additional maps, and Sullivan Ave. Plaza. for Lathrop. 875 4 7 0 4 object to the noise and water Kalas, previous owner of the that recommendations have not For Gil’s Ben Tantillo had The Planning and Zoning pollution of a gravel bank. land off Rt. 74, was not con­ been received from the town’s two hits. For Lathrop, Jim Commission Monday denied the Campground sidered a denial to applicant fire marshal. Rufini was the hitting and application of Lawrence Becker Kenneth Parsons, the PZC PZC member Robert Hopkins fielding star. for a 28-acre gravel bank zone The proposed Howard John­ son campground has still not determined Monday. moved that the “commission lltirb Spending Bullshippers Win change on South River Rd. been a c t^ upon. PZC member The Department of En­ decide what it wants from Par­ The Bullshippers slipped by The applicant did not submit information necessary to call a Edith Knight Monday noted vironmental Protection held a sons and ask him for it,” to ; SOUTH WINDSOR School Superintendent Robert the Bolton Lake Hotel defeating non-contract items be held to 90 public hearing. The application that the plan calls for 200 hearing in Hartford last expedite matters. I Judy Kuehnel Goldman, recently explained to them 7 to 6. per cent through Jan. 1, after parking spaces and questioned summer and subsequently ap- Multiple Family * Correspondent the school board that the 1974-75 For the Bullshippers, Paul which time the budget will be July 15 has been set by the Tel. 644-1364 budget of $6,439,063 falls $18,000 Sheridan pitched and Michael reviewed to “release the PZC for a double public I The South Windsor Board of short of the actual dollars Gilbert made an excellent remaining funds at a level that hearing. Education has decided to hold requested by the school board catch. will not allow us to exceed our Vernon Candidate Hits Norwegian Woods to the Town Council. Barry Starns pitched for the ' spending on non-contract items budget.” Apartments on Rt. 195 has i m i ' ; Bolton Lake Hotel. Roger Noel, I to 90 per cent through Jan. 1, Thus, Goldman said, he requested an additional 10.5 catcher foi; the hotel, hit a 1975 and then review its budget. recommends the spending of State GOP Administration acres be zoned multiple family The council cut the school homerun. to construct 16 more units, board by $50,000, but incoming “It is my sincere belief that 3Vz years of distribution of $25,000,000 in federal while zone change will be u revenues totalling ap­ Girl's Softball Republican occupation of the governor’s revenue sharing, directly to the requested for condominiums on proximately $31,000 gave the In a recent Girl’s Softball office have had ruinous and retrogressive municipalitioes for tax relief is, in con­ Rt. 195 and Baxter St. Mythical Toivn board only an $18,000 slice this League game the Blue Bullets results for all of the people in Connec­ trast, an imaginative and creative In connection with the year. This represents less than defeated the Green Hornets by ticut,” Atty. Martin Burke told the proposal.” Norwegian Woods request, one-half of one per cent of the a score of 26 to 5. meeting of the Tolland County Democratic He also referred to the 10 per cent in­ Milton Harding app^red To Be Created total board budget. Leslie Manna pitched for the Association Friday night in Columbia. crease in flat grant benefits for recipients before the commission to SOUTH WINDSOR town, which they will name and Bullets. Burke is a candidate for the Democratic of public assistance as “a mere sop request that the applicant, operate, utilizing the academic “If through careful nomination for state representative from transfused upon an already outmoded and Gardner Chapman, be made to Judy Kuehnel Lisa Reichert hit a grand talents they now work with. purchasing and/or favorable slam for the Bullets. the 56th District (Vernon). unfair system of providing assistance to conform to the specifications of Subjects such as math, The South Windsor Board of financial gains (such as the He said, “Republican domination and thos unable to meet the demands of our the original apartment com­ geometry and science would be ' Education will support a $20,000 reduction of fuel costs or other control of both houses of the General society.” plex, specifically drainage and needed to operate the town. ’ “mythical town concept” for unforeseen gains) we may be Arts Festival Assembly for the past two years has Burke, further pressing his point of the landscaping. Officials said the selection of able to make up all or part of need for change, and what he called the giftkl children, despite a denial Bolton High School art stagnated and stymied legislation Harding leases 12 acres students has not taken place this figure,” said Dr. Goldman. 1974 General Assembly’s “ lack of .by the state for Title III fun­ department and music depart­ desperately needed to alleviate pressing across the roa,d from yet, and is contingent upon “If not, we will then spend at a ding. ment are participating in the human wants in our state.” . creativity,” said there were 13 vetoes by Norwegian Woods, from bis faculty, parental, and student Gov. Meskill in 1974 compared to about 2M The board, earlier this week, slightly reduced rate in all Greater Hartford Arts Festival Illustrating his point, Burke used the parents, John and Alice Har­ approval. areas.” in 1971 and 1972 when the Democratic par­ {was told their application for being held now through June-9. 1974 General Assembly session as an ding. Harding wants his land Election of the students will ty controlled the legislature. ' the approximate $20,000 needed The art exhibit is on display example. reclassified to open space, not be on the basis of high I.Q.’s “This session was nothing more than an R IG H T I to hire two teachers and at the Phoenix Plaza. He said, “While ostensibly the ‘fiscal restricted use, under public act only, officials said, but will deal extension of the governor’s thoughtless transport between 35-46 fifth, Carden Club ’The band and chorus will per­ session’ was originally designed for an­ 490. with many talents possessed by lack of concern for providing basic human AND...irS RIGHT FOR YOU sixth and seventh graders was The final meeting of the form in the Plaza Shell nual budgetary decisions, 450 raised com­ Harding said he is not against the student. services to our citizens,” he said. I rejected, but that future funds “ Down to Earth” garden club Thursday at 2 p.m. mittee bills were passed this year. These the proposed addition but would The formation of the ' may be available to the school of the South Windsor Young bills purported to solve many of the grave He said, “ Much proposed legislation in like to see a balance between mythical town concept is the system here. Wives will be held Wednesday problems facing us. Some, but very few, 1974 was killed by Republicans themselves needed growth with proper land the RIVIERA...EIegant white patent, result of numerous years of Blood Screening However, in anticipation of at 8; 15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. represent significant legislation. out of fear of veto by the governor. use. He is requesting the open study and requests by parental The Rockville Public Health designed hy Flprshelm this genuine leather, the state’s rejection, the local Emily Fampano, 25 However, the major portion of this legisla­ “Government by the three co-equal space classification on the land groups for the town to provide a Nursing Association will spon­ board included the $20,000 in its Tumblebrook Dr. tion is merely window dressing branches was never supposed to work in “to prevent his part of 195 from program for the “g ifM ” child. sor free high blood pressure slip-on was huilt for comfort, with you in mindl upcoming 1974-75 budget and camouflaging a moribund and inept this fashion,” he commented, saying this becoming like 195 near Goose Last fall Dr. Robert Gold­ screenings Saturday from II gave the program the green legislative session. is why he wants to represent Vernon in the La.” man, school superintendent to Programs for the coming a.m. uptil 1 p.m. at Bolton light this week. Refering to the per pupil increase in General Assembly and why he wants to 'The PZC agreed to request $2098 South Windsor, announced the year will be discussed and final Elementary School. elect a Democratic governor in November Under the “mythical town ADM grants, as “merely token relief for Chapman to complete com­ creation of the mythical town arrangements for the field trip Pat Narsavage, Parise concept,” the gifted children, overburdened property taxpayers,” Burke and return the General Assembly back to pliance of phase one before the SO S IZ E S IN STOCK... concept and said the school whiph will be held June 6 will be Lemaire and MaryLou the people under Democratic leadership. once a week, would be said Mrs. Grasso’s proposal for the state’s public hearing for phase two, department would apply for the made. The trip will include a Lemaire, members of the but noted that both drainage transported to a centralized Bolton Junior Woman’s Club, WIDTH 6% 7 V/i i iVi 9 9%. 10 lOVz 11 11^ 12 13 Title III funding. Officials, this tour of Mrs. Julie Haverl’s gar­ and landscape work has been school and classroom where will assist the RPHNA during weekend, called the application dens and lunch at Capriland started within the last few they would run their imaginary the screenings. for the funds “a long-shot.” Farms. Ahearn Again To Head days. , ■ B X X X X X C X X X X X X X X X X X Tolland County Democrats Inland Welland X Ju n ^ 6 is the target date set Blood Screening Saturday by the PZC for the puljlic D Donna Holland X X X X X X X X X X X X X hearing on the Inland-Wetiftnd Aloysius Ahearn of Bolton was elected VERNON ducted in cooperation with the Marion Hayes, third member of ble at the offices of the Middle Act. Maps and regulations will to a second term as president of the ’These included Bill O’Neill, East Hamp­ E X X X X X X X The Rockville Public Health Heart Association of Greater executive board; and Audrey School or high school or their be onfile with the town clerk by X X X Tolland County Democratic Association at ton, who is campaign manager for Grasso Nursing Association will con­ Hartford. Testing is free and no McNally, personal aide. church. Money will also be June 12, a meeting Friday. and a lieutenant governor hopeful; Jim duct high blood pressure appointment is necessary. On Wednesday the Rockville returned to any of the three Sugar Hill C EEE X X X X X X X X X Helena Daly of Vernon, former Carey, Columbia, also seeking lieutenant screenings in five locations in Anyone wishing further infor­ corps will hold a potiuck at 6:30 branches of the Vernon Jerry Lipman asked PZC for secretary of the organization, was elected governor position; Tom Mondani, second "the Veinon area Saturday. mation should call the nursing p.m. At that time new members National Bank. procedural clarification on executive vice president. congressional district aspirant, and A1. ’There will be one location in association office, 872-9163 or will be initiated. Officers are T ra c k M eet going about building on the 12 Other officers elected for the June 1974 Phillips, Coventry, seeking the central each of the towns serviced by the Heart Association of requested to wear white. The first Indian Valley YMCA lots approved Nov. 6, 1972 in to May 1975 terms were Bob Chamberlain, committeeman seat in the fourth district. the association. In Vernon, Greater Hartford, 522-6155. Invitation TYack Meet will be Sugar Hill, C section. ' Tolland, vice president' for membership Other potential nominees in the screening will be done at the Crop Earniiigs conducted Saturday at the audience'were .Valdis Vinkels, Andover, The design of a leeching field REBAL MEN'S SHBP for a second term; Ilve-Joe Cannon, THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE " Memorial Building Park PI.; in Slate Officers With less than half of I h e ^ . Rockville High School track done by town engineer Harley Bolton, vice president for publicity; Ruth seeking the nomination to judge of probate Ellington, Town Hall, Main S t.; Six members of the Burpee starting at ndbn. »Emmon will be .sent to walkers for CROP having Ventura, Vernon, treasurer and Dottie for the towns of Andover, Bolton and Somers, Town Hall, Main St.; Relief Corps 11, Auxiliary to the Track teams composed of Griswold & Fuss. Iflthe PZC turned in their earnings, some ’Thissel, Coventry, secretary. Columbia, and candidates for Tolland MAIN tsmasi TRI-tCITY i PLAZA Tolland, Nangle’s Pharmacy, Grand Army of the Republic, boys aged 8-17 from all area engineers okay the design con­ $4,000 has already been Guest speakers at the meetlng were County sheriff, Frank Cuman of Stafford Merrow Rd., all from 10 a.m. to Rockville, have been elected to YMCA are invited to the meet. cept, the new procedure for collected, Edwin Bartholomew, Ella Grasso, gubernatorial hopeful, and Springs and Nick Pawluck of Vernon. MANCHESTER VERNON noon. state offices. Running events starting with Lipman will be to obtain a treasurer reports. He said he Martin (Bo) Burke. Burke is an attorney Ahearn is seeking the Democratic In Bolton, the program will the dashes through the dis­ zoning permit after Emmons 872-0538 Faith Gibbs was elected expects the total amount will from Vernon who is seeking the 56th nomination for state representative! from 643-2478 be at the Bolton Elementary president; Alice Edwards, tances will be schooled. Field the 55th District which comprises wlton, designs a system for each in­ MON.thniSAT. : 9i30to5i30 MON. thru FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 exceed that of walks of the past Assembly District seat. School on Notch Rd., from 11 events, including the jumps, dividual lot. Lipman agreed to secretary; Allene M. Lyon, in­ two years. Chairman Ahearn introduced area Andover, Hebron, Marlborough, Colum­ THURt. T IL 9:00 SAT. 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X PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 4, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. June 4, 1974— PAGE Rl.lilVEN CFS Plans Annual Meet Judge’s Omission to^ury College Graduates Manchester Auxiliary of bring chairs and sandwiches. Lockheed’s Future Hinges Child at^ Family Services will Dessert and beverages will be Automakers Seek have its annual meeting served. Results in New Trial Wednesday at II; 30 a.m. at the Items needed for the auction On Refinancing Plan home of Mrs. Keith Woopert, 55 include plants, jewelry, HARTFORD (UPI) - The volyed in the crash an9^/ he failed to tell them that they Airbag Delay Highwood Dr. Guests are in­ stationery, knick-knacks and negligence conviction of a passenger in his car. could legally disregard the \ vited. baked goods, but no clothing. driver in a car accident five According to courtr^ords, expert’s testimony regarding \ BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) - After lunch, Mrs. Paul Those wishing to have a dona­ years ago has been returned to Hoxie was making ajj^narp turn Hoxie’s speed. eluding the bankruptcy of In addition, Lockheed must Willhide will conduct an auction tion picked up may contact trial because the judge failed to at high speed 1Rt. 44 in Hunt was awarded $25,000 in Executives of financially England’s Rolls Royce, troubled Lockheed Aircraft, line up firm orders for a total of of items brought by meifibers. Mrs. Donald Forstrom, 256 properly instruct the jury. Winchester wh^n he plowed damages and Nash was DETROIT (UPI) — Despite more than 64 million miles manufacturer of the plane’s at least 180 Tristars, including By BETTY RYDER Proceeds will be used for Timrod Rd. _ llie state Supreme Court into a car driven by Carl Hunt awarded $2,823.67. The of testing, the nation’s top two automakers are pushing for biggest U.S. defense con- engines. Its debtor banks would tracter, will ti7 Thursday to the 74 already delivered, before Wonu-ii’s Kililor presents for children at Dues of $3 for active ruled Monday that Superior which was entering the road Supreme Court did not, lend the corporation no more another delay in making air bags mandatory safety equip­ sell a refinancing plan to the Textron will go ahead. The Children’s Village at Christ­ members and $8 for inactive Court Judge Leo Parskey failed through a side street. however, overturn the damage ment on 1977-model cars. money unless the federal company currently has 135 such How to get women who have been in prison to stay out of mas. to tell the jurors in the case that Thfe Hunt vehicle was awards. banks that loaned Lockheed government guaranteed they members will be collected at In briefs filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety $620 million. orders, plus 67 options, and trouble is a problem facing many communities, but a new­ the testimony of an expert in propelled about 100 feet from would be repaid. Congress Members are reminded to this meeting. In its computer decision, the administration Monday, General Motors and Ford asked forecasts that at least 300 of the ly formed corporation in New York has twen a giant step car accidents did not have to be the site by the force of the court ruled that the wording of The federal government agreed to the administration’s that customers be allowed to choose between air bags and guaranteed repayment of more planes will be sold by the 1980s. toward solving it. The traditional feminine pursuits of taken as fact. crash. A passenger in the Hoxie state laws covering the power request for the guarantee only A slowdown of airline safety belts. GM estimated motorists will have to pay an than a third of the debt. cooking, sewing and beauty care are proving a new ap­ The court also ruled Monday car, Charles H. Nash, was also of municipalities to tax is am­ after a heated debate over purchasing, due in part to the i .X- additional |2.6 billion a year if air bags become standard. Lockheed Monday announced proach to an old problem. 4 >*} that some computer equipment injured in the collision. biguous and therefore the doubt “corporate welfare.^’ fuel shortage, aggravated maintained in Connecticut by An expert called by Hunt must be resolved in favor of the As originally propos^, the passive restraint systems a tentative agreement whereby Lockheed has drawn $220 A pioneering non-profit organization, Co-Workers College Notes Textron Inc., a giant con­ Lockheed’s financial troubles. an out-of-state'eompany can not when he sued Hoxie for taxpayer. were supposed to become standard Jan. 1, 1973. After million so far from the federal­ Development Corporation, (CDC) began operating for this glomerate based in Providence, be taxed as personal property. damages testified that 144 feet liie ruling was made in the many delays, including court fights, the government has ly backed fund. purpose in March 1973, under the direction of Vivian of tire marks left by the Hoxie case of the Levin-Townsend R.I., will invest $85 rAillion in The decisons were published set ^ptember 1976, as the new effective date. Lockheed. To proceed with the plan for Walker Smith, a lifelong community worker and former vehicle before it hit Hunt Computer Corp. of New York, Louis M. Cherrone of 59 Reserve this summer. He will in this week’s issue of the ' The air bags are stored beneath the dashboard on the Textron would wind up own­ an infusion of capital from TREE SPRAYING correction officer. showed Hoxie was traveling at which had successfully u Glenwood St. received a degree be commissioned a second Connecticut Law Journal. passenger’s side of the car and in the steering wheel to ing about 45 per cent of Textron, Lockheed needs the FO TGj^M oth Control Income-generating business enterprises to provide jobs George Hoxie was found guil­ about 56 miles per hour at the appealed a 1968 tax assessment FRANK P. LOTO NANCY LONG JANE E. HICOCK TIIO.MAS EDWARDS in sociology June 2 at American lieutenant and receive his bars protect the driver. When sensors determine a frontal im­ Lockheed’s stock under the approval of the U.S. Emergen­ for women, who have been unemployable and to help sup­ ty of negligence in the lower,, time of the accident. of $877,000 in Hartford. AUDET BROS. TREE 93 Sunny Brook Dr. 361 W. Center St. 83 Phelps Rd. 72 Vernon St. International'* College, and assignment prior to the pact is severe enough, the bags inflate at a speed faster plan, and the chairman of cy Loan Gurantee Board, which The Supreme Court rulied that The court said that state port its non-profit job training, education and social ser­ BS Degree BS Degree BA Degree BS Degree Springfield, Mass. He is the son Knox College commencement court trial and ordered to give Textron’s board would become supervises the federal fund. SERVICE INC. when Parskey charged the jury statutes allow property taxes to than the blink of an eye. vices, has been set up by CDC. University of Hartford University of Hartford Middlebury College University of Hartford of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ceremonies. nearly 828,000 in damages to the chairman of Lockheed’s board, Free Estimates before it retired to deliberate. be levied when the equipment is GM said that despite 23 accidents severe enough to The plan also deper,ds on ap­ Seven businesses have been organized so far with sewing West Hartford West Hartford Middlebury, Vt. West Hartford Cherrone, and a graduate of driver of the other vehicle lo­ but the two firms would not C a ll “permanently located” or deploy the air bags on the 1,800-car tested fleet operated by proval from Rolls-Royce, which the basis for four of them. Piecework factory sewing for Manchester High School. merge and would continue as “stationed” in a town for the it and Ford, as well as on those sold to the public, there has was taken over by the British BRISTOL SR3-4R50 the fashion industry, design and production of costumes, separate corporations, the an­ Barry J. Sheridan, son of Dr. required tax period. not been enough real-life testing of air bags to consider government, and from U.S. or 563-3741 nouncement said. alterations, and production of exclusive back-packing tent and Mrs. Bernard J. Sheridan The computer equipment iq government agencies. Private Insurance making them mandatory. The plan is subject to a designs, are but a few of the projects undertaken by the of Bolton has been named to the question, however, was on lease William H. Green Jr. of 56 Ford urged the administration to withdraw its proposal, number of conditions, including seamstresses. winter quarter dean’s list at to the Hartford Fire Insurance Alton St., son of Mr. and Mrs. terming it “premature and unreasonable.” approval by many other par­ Homecooked specialities are offered to nearby office Florida Institute of Technology Companies Defended Co. and the court said it could William Green, received his “aearly it would be unwise to abandon the proven effec­ ties: the federal government, workers by CDC’s New Day Cafe. at Melbourne, Fla. A 1967 not clear up the legal meaning degree in business administra­ tiveness of current seat belt systems in favor of far more Lockheed’s creditor banks and Exclusive fashions for women, wedding wear and a total tion. June 2 at American Inter­ graduate of Bolton High Schol, SEATTLE, WASH. (UPI) - nation’s governors in Seattle, of “stationed” in Uie statutes. AIRPLAHE-TRAIH* he is a senior majoring in Gov. Thomas J. Meskill says Wash., this year. costly systems whose performance in the real world is es­ the stockholders of both cor­ wedding consultation service available in CDC’s boutique national College, Springfield, “To summarize, the porations. oceanography. he’s ready to fight any move by The Committee on Human significance of the word sentially unknown,” said John C. Eckhold, director of and wig center. Mass. He received his AS Lockheed executives are to degree from Morse College and the National Governors Resources of the governors’ “stationed” is uncertain and Ford’s automotive safety office. Tickets • Cruises • Tours 4 A grant from the New York City Criminal Justice Coor­ meet in New York Thursday 4 . Conference to endorse a federal conference is preparing policy the uncertainty is not dispelled IS employed as a supervisor with representatives of the 24- dinating Council launched CDC financially, and health program that would statements for consideration by by reasoning, legislative Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals wiih ihe Connecticut Bank & A MODERN bank consortium, to secure widespread and growing support from New Yorkers has limit the role pf private in­ the conference later this week. history or the rules of (gram­ Trust Company. their approval. Honeymoons • Group Travel multiplied the value of these dollars. surance companies. Meskill is not a member of the matical) construction,” the PHARMACY Brakes Needed Fixing Part of the motivation behind To lend a hand and assure participants of first-hand Meskill made his comment committee. court said. Rusiness Travel knowledge, professionals in fashion, retailing, public Monday, the same day Sen. the refinancing is to reduce the John M. Walsh, son of Jerome relations, law, fast-food shops, correction, banking and Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - pletely and even the hand brake interest Lockheed pays, which NO SERVICE CHARGE I. Walsh, 38 Gerard St., a urged the conference to support The brakes on 76-year-old Ger­ wouldn’t stop the car. amounted to almost $70 million other fields contribute their time and talents regularly on last year. physical education major, his bill tying national health in­ LaSalette Seminary maine Faivre’s 1963 sedan were The vehicle smashed through an individual basis. received his bachelor degree at James Lockheed was rescued from 647-9949 All Co-Workers are women who have been prison in­ surance to Social Security. failing when she tried to stop at a large plate glass window and West Virginia Wesleyan’s 84th F. Closing Its Doors a light in Windsor Locks, so she came to a stop with the front bankruptcy three years ago by mates. Most are between the ages of 18-50 and have been Kennedy told the governors commencement. D’Amato that private insurance com­ headed straight for an auto wheels in the dealer’s a $250 million federal loan in guarantee. Lockheed was, on drugs. All are now drug-free — all come voluntarily. BS/R.Ph. panies “simply cannot do the to keep its doors open, the dealer to have them fixed. showroom. Damage', was es­ ■ ^ m - i r a v e RICHARD FRANZOSA NORA M. BROWN MARILYN MARINONE CHESHIRE (UPI) - After 13 plunged into crisis due to ' In addition to vocational training and jobs, CDC offers DAVID TUTTLE job.” seminary began accepting When she pulled into the timated at “several thousand . 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 50 Norman Dr. 10 Laurel St. 124B Highland St. 131 Mather St. years in modem, multi-million business problems developing them remedial work, study for a high school equivalency Wayne S. Pierce of 25 Mdrse Meskill disagreed with students who did not plan to go dealer’s parking lot at 9:45 a.m. dollars.” The dealer said he South Windsor BS Degree BS Degree BS Degree dollar facilities, the LaSalette its Lion Tristar jet liner, in- diploma, and training in business skills. Rd., Adjutant General Corps, is Kennedy, saying “Private into the priesthood. Flaherty Monday the b r^es failed com­ would fix the brakes.' BS Degree University of Hartford University of Hartford University of Hartford It’s nothing new, it can’t Seminary, founded in 1898, is “They say the first year is the hardest, and I believe it,” one of four Knox College enterprise still does a better job said that in recent years there University of Hartford West Hartford Wpst Hartford West Hartford really cure physical ailments, folding due to financial Vivian W. Smith said recently. But we are surviving and seniors who will receive com­ than government in the in­ has been a decline in students West Hartford and it’s not expected to pressures. with continued help from our wonderful friends, 1974 could missions in the U.S. Army surance area. pledged to careers in the replace time-proven medical The institution was founded in well be the year when the first CDC enterprises become “Connecticut insurance com­ Hartford and moved to its pre­ clergy. methods...Yet twenty years panies offer years of The school recently old off 50 secure, and new enterprises can be developed in other after its controversial in­ sent 100-acre site in Cheshire in cities. That is our dream.” experience to this task,” he 1961. It was originally set up to acres of its site to raise money. troduction to modern said. No decision has been reach^ CDC also sounds like a great way in which the talents of Irish Dancers Win Awards Night and Day People medicine, an estimated 10,000 train young men for the Meskill was also concerned Catholic priesthood. on what will be done with the our senior citizens cold be utilized. Many of the elderly, physicians and dentists use about the impact on employ­ remaining property and Manchester area dancers “Today is a sad day for us,” now retired, are a source of knowledge that only years of the “Three Tunes.” Brian won hypnosis in their prac­ ment that Kennedy’s bill might buildings. won medals and trophies at an said the Very Rev. Frederick experience can acquire, and now, with time on their hands, a first place in the “Three My husband is a Day Person. dean the refrigerator, organize production and by bedtime had tice...The reason?...Hyp­ have, because of the large con­ There were 70 students at the J R. Flaherty, provincial Irish feis held May 19 on the Tunes,” and a first place trophy He springs from bed in the the attic, or watch the late late notism, that unfathomable many would be willing to devote time and effort to help just begun to dig into O'Neill’s centration of insurance com­ superior of LaSalette school this year, Flaherty said. grounds of the Irish-American in the Junior Open Cham­ morning, greets the family with sliow. “triok” of the stage, has some less fortunates build a new life. inner meaning. panies in Connecticut. Missionaries. “It is with Students and lay teachers are Home in Glastonbury. It was pionship. Their sister Maureen a smile, and eats his breakfast turned out to be a surprisingly “Character, not plot, made it “The jobs of many citizens of extreme reluctance that we being notified of the closure this Look Out World — Here We Come sponsored by Mrs. Mae Duffy. placed first in a six-hand jig, with great gusto. Over his We like to think that our a great play,” I said to my hus­ useful — if limited — medical Connecticut depend upon a con- close this school, but financially week to allow them to prepare June graduates of the nation’s women's colleges should Marybeth Cavallo, daughter and won a third-place trophy in orange juice he likes to plan his marriage proves that opposites band. tool...What’s most notable tinuance of this private we are not able to maintain it.” for the fall term at other find themselves not only in possession of their degrees, of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. the Senior Open Championship. day. By the time he gets to his DO attract. It certainly gives us about hypnosis is its adap­ “Yes.” coverage,” he said. A few years ago, in an effort schools. but also on the receiving end of a larger number of job Cavallo of 26 Green Hill St. won Sheila Connolly,,daughter of toast and coffee he’s ready to plenty of opportunity to show “There was such vitality! tability...Quite often it’s an The governor is attending the second place in a solo hornpipe offers than any of their predecessors. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Connolly discuss the Watergate situation Unusual for O'Neill.” effective way to reduce or annual convention of the and first place in an eight-hand of 133 Florence St., won first with anyone who will take him “Yes.” eliminate pain, and it lends The Association of American Colleges reports that a 0 * U jig. Her sister Kristin won third place in a six-hand jig. They are on. My husband stays at this “Are you listening to me?” I itself to the treatment of a sampling of a 69-institution Women’s College Coalition has place in a solo reel. / all students of the Devine- productive pitch right through accused. variety of conditions... shown graduates confronting a tide of employer demand The three children of Mr. and Zachorewitz School of Irish till the sun goes down. At that “Yes.” j^roper medication for women that is expected to be fully 50 per cent larger Mrs. Matthew J. Donachie of Dancing, which won more than o sw M m FAMILY SIZE time he begins to yearn for his alleviates a great amount of State NAACP than last year’s record high. 296 Porter St. also won. Andrew ninety awards at the feis. slippers and newspaper and the JHOUGKTJ That’s when it hit me. “At this time of night you’d say discomfort. Fill your Not only are the numbers of recruiters up, but so is the placed second in a solo horn­ Honora Carney, daughter of comfort of his big brown chair. prescriptions at LENOX' Face Fund variety. According to the report, business, banking, pipe, first in a solo jig, and in Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carney of By 11 p.m. for all practical pur­ “yes” to anything woulnd’t you?” PHARMACY, 299 E. Center science, engineering, and other professional fields are 242 Oak St., South Windsor, won poses, he has signed off from St., Tel. 649-0896 for free Shortage first place in a solo jig and in a REFRIGERATOR 0 replacing teaching and secretarial work as major post­ the world “Yes, dear,” said my hus- delivery. Opeji 8-9. Sun. and HARTFORD (UPI) - The 0 N solo reel. graduate fields of employment. band. Holidays 8-8. “Symbol Of state NAACP is in financial So milady may soon find, that while she may not Betsey McGuinness, Finest Pharmacy Service.” 3 DAYS ONLY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber­ 1 am a Night Person. trouble, according to Executive Why has it taken me all these Gift Dept., Film, Cosmetics, ft'll exactly be termed “the breadwinner” in her family — she nard McGuinness of Mark Dr., Director Ben F. Andrews, Jr. 1 drag myself out of bed in the W a m i years to discover this? The Candy. We honor Master may well be bringing home a similar size loaf. won second place in a solo horn­ Andrews said Monday the morning, make breakfast robot possibilities are limitless! Charge Cards. Some Tan — Some Do Not pipe and third place in a solo organization has been operating fashion and am capable of only jig. Her sister Pat won first on 175,000 for the past 2 years, Nothing makes a woman feel more glamorous than a the most basic conversation: place-in a four-hand reel. mostly in the form of corporate ,rm»I nice even tan — especially when she has just bought a new “ Have you got your milk our devotion to each other. Melanie Coulombe won first contributions. halter top dress or plans to surprise dad by modeling her money? Your sneakers? Yqjir Sometimes 1 rise at 6 a.m. to place in a four-hand reel. She is But this year, Andrews said, new bathing suit. library book?” I continue at tramp the woods in search of the state organization has been the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. this slow pace till sundown birds with my husband. But all the fun that summer promises can be to no avail, Robert Coulombe of 147 Edger- unable to raise substantial ' d when I begin to come into my Sometimes he dances under the if too much sun takes away the fun. «-ton St. Cathy Corey, daughter of money and may run out of funds own. My peportoire at the stars till dawn with me. Take the sun in moderation and let it work for you. Avoid Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Corey Win her heart. by the fall. 'The state group dinner table is gay and witty, by bathing between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., when the ultraviolet of 181 Center St., also won first A few weeks ago we went to represents 19 local branches 10 p.m. I’m ready to discuss my rays are at their peak. This is hard, cause most of us are in 1 place in a four-hand reel. see “A Touch Of The Poet” at Daintily. throughout Connecticut. philosophy of life, and at mid­ a hurry for a tan. But ultraviolet rays are visually undetec­ Joyce Oliphant, daughter of the Hartford Stage Company. Andrews said the fiscal night I often get the urge to table, and they can reach us even through water and grey Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oliphant of We were both thrilled with the Our Ring of Intent* problems forced him to let go 6 or overcast skies. Gerald Dr., Vernon, won a employes in March, including A, second-place trophy in tjie For young adults. people in the housing, legal Consult your doctor before going into the sun if you are redress and administrative sec­ taking any medication. For best tatining results, use a sun Senior Open Championship and third place in a six-hand jig. $25 to $75, none higher. tions. preparation that affords the correct amount of sun­ They are all students of the Andrews, a lormer corporate screening for your skin. Use it liberally and always re­ public relations adviser and IF IT S BEEN AGES Griffith Academy of Irish n L CLOSED N apply after swimming. Dance. state NAACP director for 2 Unfortunately, during the hours experts say we should years, said the organization since the last time you used a Want Ad then it's time you tried it again. stay away from the sun, most housewives could enjoy the To Marry may have no money by the time You'll be surprised how many things we have nowadays that sell quickly out-of-doors relaxation. But just a little restraint, and per­ its next fiscal year starts in Oc­ and easify with a low-cost Wa'nt Ad! Things like cars and homes, bikes WEDNESDAYS tober. sistence, will bring a coppery, longlasting tan, without all Miss Crystal Rae Bristol of I About Town and T V sets, refrigerators and golf clubs, furniture and canoes ... Just the pain of a scarlet sunburn. Coventry and Jeff W. Page of During June, July & August "The commitments have not to mention a few. Stafford Spring, will be married come through now as they did in After all, when we get up the courage to wear that new 1972,” he said. “It’s a very June 15. See for yourself. The modern-day way to turn an unused item into halter-top gown — or the one that takes a daring front Scandia Lodge No. 23, Vasa different atmosphere.” plunge, what good will it do, if we groan everytime arms Miss Bristol is the daughter Order of America, will have a cash is with a Want Ad. of Mr. and Mrs. Edson L. E.A. JOHNSON PAINT CO Andrews said the national encircle us for a dance. Take sun easy — the rest is worth potluck picnic Friday at 6; 30 723 Main Street, Manchester NAACP has avoided taking Bristol Sr. of Coventry. Mr. p.m. at the home of Mr. and waiting for. Page is the son of Mr. and Mrs. government grants so there Mrs. Rodney Andersen, 75 would be “no strings attached” June being the month of brides, we thought we would Robert Page of Stafford Tumblebrook Dr., South Wind­ PAUL’S PAINT & DECORATING CENTER Spring! I to its funds, Andrews said. pass along some words of wisdom regarding the state of sor. Members are reminded to 615 Main Street, Manchester Financial troubles of their The bride-elect is a 1973 bring a folding chair. Anyone 4 own, particularly aggravated matrimony and hope they may bring a chuckle. graduate of E.O. Smith High needing transportation may by the energy crisis, have “Marriage is popular because it combines the maximum School in Storrs and is a student call Herbert Bengtson, 649-2502. prevented the usual corporate of temptation with the maximum of opportunity.” G.B. at Manchester Community Shaw. College. sources from coming up with 15 words...3 dDy&..’3' “The critical period in matrimony is breakfast-time.”- ■ Her fiance, a 1972 graduate of needed cash, Andrews sdd, ad­ ding that companies seem to be A.P. Herbert. Windham Technical School, is • FROST FREE employed as a carpenter. He less concerned with “social “A woman’s looks, are barbed hooks— that catch by art, responsibility” than in past teaches square dancing for Summer Day Session the strongest heart.” Anonymous. years. • TWIN CRISPERS several adult and teen clubs and 2 Terms And finally, “He knows little who tells his wife all he Andrews also said the also calls dances thitoughout Undergraduate and Graduate Courses • 1B.B SQ. FT. SHELF AREA knows.” T. Fuller. organization has had to "step New England. Arts and Sciences PHONE 043-2711 on toes to deal with issues,” Education Music Art possibly offending potential FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUtt AD I Our Business and Public Administration benefactors in the process. Keep Cool This Summer Register 1st Term June 1 7 to 21 “In doing so you affect your I Seryicemen F U a KPT. STOffi 2nd Term June 24 to July 26 funding sources, your pocket- SEE OUR FULL LINE OF KELVINATOR 9 am to 8 pm Monday thru Friday (Wa Hava A Notion To Ploasa) book,” he said. “But we’re not ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Airman George C. Griswold, Noxt to Frank’s Supamiarkat ^ Full allowance towsrd en Easy Payments involved in civil rights to be SUMMER DAY SESSION engagement ring at later date son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. East MhMIs Tpka., Mandiastsr liked.” 1st Te^rh June 24 to July 26 2nd Term July 29 to August 30 Griswold of 912 Tolland Tpke. The state NAACP has in­ MANCHESTER For course listings in all fields, call or write for 1974 Summer Session Bulletin has graduated at Keesler AFB, MOTH REPELLANTS vestigated Greater Hartford OPEN She Herali) Miss., from the U. S. Air Force / Call for appointment to register in advance Camphor Balls • Crystals • Nuggets • Sprays Process, layoffs of minorities WED., THURS., aircraft radio repairman Auerbach'Hal( Room 228 U N IV ER S ITY C O LLE G E Phone 243-4387 during the energy crisis, p lu s JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 v th p FRIDAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING course conducted by the Air revenue sharing and the recent MOTH-PROOF GARMENT BAGS 200 Bloomfield Ave. UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD West Hartford, Conn. TELEVISION P APPLIANCES Training Command. He is a black student demonstrations UNTIL 0 P.M. 1973 graduate of Manchester at Budget Prices! Parking at No Charge For your tree Parking Sticker please bring .car registration. 951 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHgiTER NEXT TO STOP & SHOP Also • Hartford • New Britain • Middletown at the University of Connec­ High School. ticut. /

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Major Leaoie East Bows Out in Class B Tournament^ Herald Angle Reds’ Bullpen Was Prepared Leaders Leading Batters NATIONAL LEAGUE By Earl Yost AB H Pet Sports Editor For Anything Monday Night Garr, Atl 220 85 .386 Bunt-Happy East Lyme Wins Out/4-2 Smith, St.L 181 69 .381 Gross, Hou 148 51 .345 Reitz, St.L The Eagles added their se­ thereafter. The locals NEW YORK (UPI) — The ’ bullpen was ready for “I really didn’t expect too much to happen tonight. They called me a 179 61 .341 By Dick Ledbetter semifinals against Joel Lyme pitcher Tom Bongo anything more,” com­ Garvey, LA 213 cond run in the third. They mustered just two hits after anything Monday night at Shea Stadium. ‘hot dog’ and a ‘bum’ but I hear that every place.” 70 .329 Barlow High. got out of the frame without mented Jim Penders, Eagle Swan Song Maddox, SF 224 73 .326 Its hopes for a state had been unable to convert a that and were unable to app­ “This season the team In addition to the usual array of relief , the bullpen also con­ Rose was loudly booed in all five of his appearances at the plate but Buckner, LA further damage. Groman’s Win Skein Snapped tained three plain clothesmen who were assigned to watch Reds'left- 185 60 .324 baseball championship died East had opportunities in one-out double by Dan ly any pressure on Bongo. believed in working hard quickly quieted the crowd in the first when he smacked losipg Davis, Mti 167 54 .323 fielder Pete Rose. Rose was playing in New York for the first time since yesterday at third-ranked the first few but was Smachetti in the second and and they believed in East Lyme (4) pitcher Jon Matlack’s first pitch of the game into center for a single, his Watson, Hou 177 57 .322 East Lyme knotted the AB R H last year’s National Leape playoffs when he was the target of a thrown East Catholic was unable to really capitalize the third proved just as dis­ themselves.” Surgis, 2b - . . . Banning, 2b Sponsor John Groman’s entry bearing his Sports Shop oniy hit of the game. Morgan. Cin 177 57 .322 The Vikings knotted the count in the fourth and took Powers, cf 3 0 0 0 Riccio, lb whiskey bottle, beer cans and verbal abuse. eliminated from the CIAC on any advantages. Th^ appointing. Two consecutive Riccio and Banning each name saw its undefeated record come to an end last night George Foster backed Kirby’s pitching by driving in one run, scoring Brock, St.L 177 57 .322 count in their half of the se­ the lead for good in the McKay, 3b 4 0 1 0 R. Soucier, cf AMERICAN Eagles opened the scoring in hits, can error and a stolen had a pair of hits in their Broadwell, rf 3 3 1 0 McMahon, If in the Silk City League. Manchester Honda broke the skein The third game of the playoffs featured a fight between Rose and Mets’ anpther and throwing out a runner at the plate to end the Mets’ only threat LEAGUE Class B Division by East cond. Rightfielder Tom sixth, scoring the go-ahead Zrenda, U 3000 Love, c base pub Banning and Riccio final game for East. < Also shortstop Bud Harrelson and, as one s ip held aloft Monday night by some of the game in the fourth inning when they scored both their runs. ’The AB H Pet Lyme, 4-2, at Eastern the first as Joe Banning Broadwell scored the first of Lynch, ss 2 1 0 3 Miles, 3b after nine games...Groman’s has to be the most ambitious Carew, Minn run on another suicide Sisk, c 2 0 1 0 Smachetti, rf in the crowd of 23,065 proclaimed, “Hey, Rose, we don’t forget.” 188 76 .404 Connecticut State College. singled to left, swiped se­ on second and third with no- playing for the final time in local club with a schedule that calls for between four and Reds led 3-1 when Matlack’s bases-loaded single drove in New York’s se­ Jackson, Oak his three runs on a suicide squeeze by Sisk. Bongo’s Bongo, p 3010 Lamb, rf Mets officials don’t forget either and, rather than take any chances, cond run. However, Jerry Grote, attempting to score from second, was 158 63 .399 The loss ended the Eagles’ cond, took third on John Ric- outs. Ron Soucier lofted a an East Catholic uniform Shedian, lb 3 0 1 0 Socha, ss six games every week...George Maloney, one of the Blomberg, NY 114 41 squeeze by catcher Steve single in the inning added an Semiao, p they had three detectives stationed in the Reds’ bullpen in addition to .360 season at 14-4 while the cio’s groundnut, and scored sacrifice fly to center were Ron and Don Soucier, veteran coaches in the Manchester Little League baseball nailed on Foster’s perfect throw to Johnriy Bench. Hargrove, Tex Sisk. The downstaters were insurance marker. Toatls 27 4 6 3 Wagner, pb , placing 25 extra security officers in the leftfield stands and not allowing 109 39 .358 on Ron Soucier’s single up bringing in Banning but the Smachetti, Ron Semiao, Bob D. Soucier, pr “I didn’t plan to throw home,” said Foster, who collected two of the Brohamer, Clev 109 sixth-ranked winners, now noted for their bunting abili­ “I’m proud of my team. RBI: Sisk2, Bongo, R. Soucier2; 2BH: program, has the only undefeated entry in the major 37 .339 Eagl^ attack died Love, Smachetti and Mark fans to sit in that area. Reds’ 12 hits, 11 of them off Matlack in seven innings, “but I had time to Randle, Tex 15-5, advance to the the middle. However, East ty and it paid off. SmachetU; SB: Broadwell 2, L ^ch , Totals leagues this season in the Army & Navy Club...Two fine 122 41 .336 You couldn’t ask for Banning, Riccio, R. Saucier, Love; BB: 28 2 8 3 “Nothing was thrown at me and I didn’t hear one nasty word,” said Wagner. East 101 000 0 - 2 look and saw Grote was only getting to third base when I fielded the ball.” Oliva, Minn 141 47 Bongo 1, Semiao 3. distance runners who have appeared in several .333 East Lyme 010 102 0-4 Rose after the Reds’ 5-2 victory behind the seven-hit pitching of Clay Kir­ Manchester Five Mile Road Races finished one-two in the Kirby was in command the^rest of the way, never allowing the Mets Burroughs, Tex 202 67 .332 by. “With those three plain clothesmen around, somebody would have to Evans, Bos Yonkers Raceway Marathon Sunday, Ron Wayne and John more than one baserunner in any inning, as he raised his record to 4-3. 125 41 .328 be a fool to throw anything. McRae, KC Vitale. Wayne, a UMass grad, was one stride ahead of the 168 55 .327 ex-UConn standout who has been making it a habit placing second...Softbali standings received from loop publicists which were incorrect last week included the Rec, Nike and Indians and North Haven to Try Again Today Charter Oak Leagues...Manchester Chapter of Approved Dodgers Fighting Mad Basebail Umpires will hold its annual dinner-meeting Monday night at The Colony Restaurant...Hugh Campbell, former Rockville High and Springfield College pitcher, Within Player Ranks will coach the Ellington Legion squad this summer...Town Thunderstorm Stops Play in Eighth Inning bowling champions did all right in league play, too, during the past season. Duckpin king Ken Seaton finished with the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ferguson stormed back to Ferguson claimed the best individuai average in the Y League and 10-pin champ The Los Angeles Dodgers, By Lien Auster Housatonic League champs The Red and White frame as Bidwell leading off single plating Bill Munroe second on the play while Sibiga’s line shot single in .Mancheslrr (4) his position and angrily screaming Wrigley Field AB R Ken Thomas paced the Parkade Silk City League...Among unnerved slightly by inter­ knotted it with two runs. threatened in its half of the blasted Mike Proto’s first who had reached on a two- Volpe scored arid Paradis the fifth but Thibodeau’s kicked the dirt. crowd made it impossible to Sullivan, ss the active National Football League players, Fred Cox of nal disputes but still leading Battling to a 4-4 stalemate Manchester starter Dave first as Sullivan rapped a offering over the leftfield base throwing error. took third. Bidwell escaped throw beat the runner by Peck. 3b “I was calling for it and hear Sutton’s commands. Maloney, c Minnesota has scored the most points, 1,074, all via extra the National League West by (Dodger pitcher Don) Sutton yesterday were eighth- Bidwell, who noticeably single to center and Bruce fence about 325 feet away. North Haven closed the the frame without further two steps with Maloney Quinn, lb, r( points and successful field goal tries. The top five point- 6Vz games, open a nine- ranked Manchester High tired in the latter frames. Peck reached on an infield The Silk Towners grabbed deficit in the seventh. Volpe damage. waiting to apply the tag. Bidwell, p, lb was yelling ‘Penguin, “ But that doesn’t Odell, If makers among the active men are all kicking specialists game homestand against the Penguin.’ As far as I know. and top-ranked North Haven Walked Bob Derrico with the hit. A doubleplay, however, the lead in the third as Jack drew a walk and took third North Haven had oppor­ Manchester, which had Thibodeau, rf, cf matter,” he said. “I had and none has scored a touchdown. The list, headed by Cox, Pittsburgh Pirates tonight. in a Class AA quarterfinal at bases loaded forcing in the took the Indians out of the Maloney doubled just inside on Mike Paradis’ pinch-hit tunities in the fourth and gotten just nine hits in the Munroe, cf I’m the only guy on the team time to camp under it and Koepsel, p includes Jim Bakken of St. Louis, Bruce Gossett of San Following a 64 road trip, Farmington High. The tying mark. After the walk, frame. the rightfield stripe, took single. Volpe had stopped at fifth innings but each time first two tournament games, Nicola, 2b known as Penguin. But that means I could have Francisco, Pete Gogolak of the Giants and Mike Ciark of the Dodgers’ 37-15 record is baseball game was called Bidwell was relieved by North Haven tallied first third oh a wild pitch, and second but continued as rightfielder Tim ’Thibodeau pounded out 11 hits. Proto Ferguson ignored everyone. made the catch. There was Totals 32 4 11 5 Dallas...George Blanda and Jim Otto are the only' by far the best in baseball. He didn’t pay any attention after eight innings because John Koepsel, who retired in the top of the second. Paul scored on Bidwell’s dump Munroe had trouble picking gunned down a runner at hurled the first 1% innings, North Haven no reason for Cey to make a American Football League originals still active in the But the trip ended in of a thunderstorm and light­ Phil Sibiga on a grounder to Householder reached on an single to center. Manchester the ball up in centerfield. home. Tom Jermine tried to was replaced by Derrico for Al^ R H an(l ran right over me.” public issue of it.” Derrico, cf, p NFL. Both are playing out the String with the Oakland Chicago Sunday with third ning and will be replayed in shortstop Ray Sullivan. error, was sacrificed to se­ added a run in the fifth as Sibiga dumped a slow roller score on a short sacrifice fly the next 1% innings, and SIbiKa, ss Raiders. Manchester aided the cond, and scored on Tony Dennis Quinn chased Peck down the third base line in the fourth but Thibodeau’s then Proto returned to McPherson, lb baseman Ron Cey and its entirety today at Far­ Jermine, 3b catcher Joe Ferguson mington High at 4 o’clock. downstaters committing Volpe’s single to left. home from second and which Peck picked up and perfect peg~to catcher mound duties. Bidwell Householder, If, p New Open Golf Chairman LaMonIca, 2b, cl quarreling in the locker ■ Trailing 4-2 going into the five errors, including two in Manchester knotted it boosted the margin to 4-1 in threw away. Sibiga was Maloney nailed the runner hurled the first 7% innings Proto, p, cf Ralph DeNicolo, assistant golf professional at the room and little-used out­ top of the eighth, the the eighth. All four North quickly in the bottom of the the sixth with Sullivan’s credited with a hit, taking by a step. Proto attempted for Manchester before Orlo, 2d Manchester Country Club, will serve as chairman for the DON’T Allen, If fielder Von Joshua deman­ Haven runs were unearned. to score from second on Koepsel relieved in the Volpe, rf Manchester Open Tournament in September. He succeeds FORGET eighth. DeCusatl, c Vic Daley...Maynard Clough of the Country Club’s Tourna­ ding to be traded. Paradis, ph Cey and Ferguson collided M. Brangl, c ment (Committee rates a bow for his fine work in taking DAD B. Brangl, pr as they went for a foul pop Auman, c over John Dyment’s job of compiling and typing for publication starting times and pairings for weekend Men’s fly in Sunday’s 7-6 loss to the ON HIS Joe Martens Paces East Totals 29 4 8 2 Cubs. When the ball fell off Division Tournaments...Tentative plans for the North Haven 010 000 12-4 Ferguson’s catcher’s mitt, D AY, Manchester 011 on 00-4 Manchester Open will find play on Saturday, Sept. 7 RBI: Sullivan, Quinn, Bidwell 2, Cey yelled at Ferguson. Derrico, Sibiga, Householder, Volpl; 2 limited to amateurs only with only pros being allowed to S U N ., BH: Maloney, Koepsel, Proto; HR: play Monday, Sept. 9 ...Stan Alexander, fine Manchester . -,7’ll To Class B Track Title Bidwell; BB: Derrico 1, Proto2, Bidwell Community College basketball player the past two JUNE 6; SO: D errico2, Proto2, Householder 1, Bidwell 2; Hits off Proto 7 for 3 runs In seasons, will attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in ISTAIUINGS 4tk Innings; Derrico 2 for 1 run In 144 In­ Capturing the State Class B Track Championship yester­ nings; Householder 2 for no runs In 2 In­ September. He received a $1,000 scholarship. Alexander 16th! day at Farmington High was East CAtholic. It was the nings; Bidwell 8 for 4 runs In 744 Innings; was named the most valuable player the two years he Koepsel 0 for 0 runs In V4 Inning. American League first outdoor championship for the Eagles in the school’s played here. The Coventry High grad averaed 18 points per EAST history. game and captained MCC during the 1972-73 season... Don Expect The Best From (DPI photo) W L Pet GB The Eagles were led by premier runner Joe Martens, Catholic Girls Therrien, Ellington High baseball coach, reports his Boston 27 23 .540 who scored a triple winning the 100,220 and 440-yard runs. hardhitting catcher, John Basch, has been named to the Milwaukee 24 22 .522 1 Martens broke the State Class B record in the 440 with 48.7 Gain Net Win first annual (Connecticut Coaches’ Assn. East-West All- Rod Carew Injured Leg in Slide of Home Cleveland 24 25 .490 2Vi clocking. He also tied th^ state record in the 100 with a Star baseball game will take place June 22 in West RSox Manager Johnson, Ump Neudecker Argue Decision Baltimore 24 25 .490 2% 0 clocking of 9.9. Capturing its ninth straight Haven...Dennis Quinn, hard-hitting newcomer with New York 25 27 .481 3 Black s Decker “We’ve had the teams in the past to win the crown but match without a loss yesterday Manchester High’s baseball team this spring, is a transfer Detroit 23 25 .479 3 never the super individual like Martens to carry a team,” was the East Catholic girl’s ten­ WEST nis team, 6-1 over crosstown student from Ellington High where he starred in baseball a Coach Dave Kelly said, ‘"rhis was the first time ever that year ago...Just for the record, in the last five years in the W L Pet GB for less than you’d expect Manchester High at Wickham O a k l^ 29 21 .580 anyone has won three running events in a state meet.” Park. major leagues, white players have compiled a .251 batting 'Tol Loughlin was the other East winner as, he captured Knansas City 25 25 .500 4 Mary Catherine Murano, average to .265 for Latins and .270 for blacks. Since 1961, 4 the 120-yard high hurdles, diving at the tape to take the Things Fall in Place Texas 25 25 .500 Kerry Phelan and Sue Anderson the white pitcher has completed only 25 games to the Chicago 22 23 .489 4Vz event. Brian Foley tied for third in the 440 with a personal won singles matches for East blacks’ 31 and the Latins’ 35. California 24 26 480 5 best of 50.3. Brian O’Neill placed fifth in the 120yard with Nancy Donovan he only Minnesota . .21 25 .457 6 hurdles and in the 330-yard intermediate hurdles he didn’t Manchester winner. East swept all three doubles matches. Tuesday’s Games i t place but set a new school mark of 41.2. For Twins ’ Bill Hands Oakland (Holtzman 5-6 and E LE im SHRUB S HEDGE TMMMER Tom Wardwell placed fourth in the shot put and the 440- East concludes its season Solved Mechanical Problem today against East Hartford at Hamilton 4-0) at D etroit yard relay team of Foley, Pat McCarthy and Cephus and (Lagrow 34 and Lolich 5-6) (2) Mike Nolen captured a fourth. East compiled 33t^ points to Wickham. Manchester finished 13” Double Edge *17.99 with a 5-5 record. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - The Twins got one run in the first on Texas (Brown 3-2) at Cleveland (Peterson 3-3), N N o . 8114 take the team title with Plainville second with 25 points. (Barlow photo) Riults: Murano (EC) def. Stone 8-2,8- Things fell into place for pitcher Bill singles by Braun and Oliva, with 0; Donovan, (M) def. Robldoux 7-5, 84; Carlton Regains Hands Monday night. Braun scoring from third on a wild Kansas City (Fitzmorris 4-2) The Lady in Blue Joins Umpires Phelan (EC) def. Ckilla 7-5,8-0; Anderson at Baltimore (Grimsley 5-5), N (EC) def. Kopman 84), 80; Anderson- After losing four games for the pitch by Dick Drago. Minnesota made bRDLESS HEDGE TRIMMER *19.99 First woman to ever umpire behind the plate in a Recreation Department Softball League White (EC) def. Stone-Donovan 7-8, 81; Twins, Hands pitched 4 2-3 innings of it 3-0 in the second, scoring a run on Boston (Lee 65) at Minnesota |N o . 8181 Robldoux-Phelaiw(EC) def. Colla-Plerro Winning Habits (Decker M), N lOH Will Be Winner p m e involving men’s teams was Laura Dunfield. Mrs. Dunfield made her debut last night 8-0, 8-1; FurlongLeonard (EC) def. hitless relief and helped Minnesota doubles by Hisle and Glenn Borgmann California (Singer 7-3) at Franklln-Kravltz 82, 4-8, 83. win 54 over Boston in 12 innings. and another when American League in the Nike League at Nike Field. She is a member of the Manchester Chapter of the Milwaukee (Kobel 3-3), N 18” ELECTRIC In Civitan Golf Event Amateur Softball Umpire’s Assn. NEW YORK (UPI) — Take it from Manager Eddie “The main thing was I kept the bali batting ieader Rod Carew singied New York (Tidrow 4-6) at Big Year Mathews of the Atlanta Braves: Steve Carlton has down,” said a happy Hands after the Borgmann home from second. Chicago (Wood 66), N \. recovered the pitching form which enabled him to win the game. “I only threw one ball up and A two-run homer by Cariton Fisk LRW H MOWER The Manchester Civitan Club Prizes are currently displayed Concluding a highly National League will be sponsoring its first an­ at Watkins on Main St. National League’s Cy Young Award in 1972. Carl Yastrzemski almost put it out of keyed a three-run Boston fifth inning MB’ s Win, MCC Lose, r successful golf season yester­ “I’ve seen him twice in a week,” said Mathews after the park. I threw a fast ball and tried which tied the score at 3-3. Rico EAST nual Civitan Open at the There are several unique day was East Catholic, topping GB *99.95 Tallwood Country Club June 12- features in this tour- Carlton pitched a six-hitter and struck out 11 to give the to get it inside but it tailed away and Petrocelli walked and scored when km both New Britain High and Philadelphia (indudesBagl (Du^n photo) 16. Proceeds will be donated to namentdesigned for all area Phillies a 5-2 victory over the Braves Monday night. “He’s got out over the plate. He hit it real Fisk ripped his e. '^hth homer. Hartford Public, 5-0, while St. Louis N o . 8021 the Manchester Organization of golfers. A Calloway flight for Former Here Tonight ! back. He’s the old Steve.” Triple Winner Joe Martens losing to Bulkeley High, 3-2. solid but Steve Braun made the catch Dick McAulifft followed with a Montreal the Handicapped. golfers without established han­ Two local entries in the on an error with Rich Riordan, The verdicts left the Eagles Carlton, who had a 27-10 record in 1972 but slumped to 13- in front of the left field wall and.that’s single, was sacrificed to second and Chicago The tournament prizes have dicaps has been established, Greater Hartford Twilight who doubled, scoring. Singles with a final ledger of 22-6-2. 20 in 1973, agreed and gave much of the credit to pitching all I care about.” scored on a single by Juan Beniquez. been donated by area and gross and net flights for New York League got their seasons under by Gene Johnson and Jim Mike Cooney, although firing ^ coach Ray Rippelmeyer. Larry Hisle drove in the winning The Twins went ahead 4-3 in the Pittsburgh merchants and over $1,000 State handicap golfers are way last night at St. Thomas Cullen drove in two more runs a fine round of 78, lost his first \ “I feel like I’m back in ‘72 because I’ve solved my run on a one-out basesloaded single. seventh when Carew walked, went to WEST woijth of merchandises has featured. A woman’s day is Seminary in Bloomfield. for a 4-0 bulge. match of the season to Marcel riiechanical problem,” he said. “I wasn’t extending my third on a single by Braun and scored W Pet GB been donated at this time. planned Wednesday, June 12, MIDGET Braun opened the Minnesota 12th Veteran Pete Sala hurled a Sala’s only bad inning was the Oulette of Bulkely. Cooney ari^ but was dropping it too close to my body. I started to with his third hit, a single, and then on Oliva’s burit single. Boston tied it Los .Angeles 37 .722 and a State One Day Tourna­ seven-hitter as Moriarty third when Herb’s rapped three The Metros and the Toros compiled a personal 29-1 won- opened their season yesterday drop the arm down in the sixth and seventh innings but Rip stole second. Tony Oliva was walked again in the eighth loading the bases Cincinnati 29 .592 DELUXE ELECTMC ment is scheduled June 13. Only Brothers topped Herb’s Sports hits and scored their lone tally. lost record. Medalist honors 9Vz with a 0-0 double overtime spotty it right away and got on me.” intentionally. One out later, Eric with two out. Yastrzemski scoted Atlanta 27 .529 This is the golfers planning to play in the Shop, 5-1, while Manchester Sala walked three and struck went to East’s Brad Strella .519 10 deadlock. Act^lly, Carlton is winning more steadily at this stage when Minnesota shortstop Luis Houston 27 State Tournament can play Community College bowed to out six. with a 76. Soderholm walked to load the bases, .500 11 EDGER-TMMMER s e a s o n fo r Jeff Lumpkin Galie Joe Foley played well San Francisco 27 June 13 and they may enter the Langan-Route 44 olkswagen, 6- Moriarty’s added a run in the Team totals: East Catholic of the ciirrent season than he did in 1972 when his record on setting up Hisle’s single. Gomez threw wide of first on San Diego 18 .321 21 Civitan Open at the same time. . for the Metros while Peter June 3 w\s 5-6. His Monday night victory raised his current Diego Segui, who relieved in the McAuliffe’s ground ball. Places Fifth 1 fourth for th final margin. 328, Bulkeley 329, New Britain Tuesday’s Games SLACK For additional information Moriarty’s makes their home Manchester, making its debut Zaglio and James Violand were 348, Hartford Public 391. mark to 74, he has pitched six straight complete games seventh, took the loss to make his *39.99 call Mike or Karney Ovian at best for the Toros. Atlanta (Harrison 3-6) at N o . 8220 CARPENTER ANTS Competing yesterday at the debut tonight at Mt. Nebo in the league, ws rudely greeted during which he has an 0.98 and his 80 record 2-4. Philadelphia (Schueler 65), N State Track Meet at Tallwood for starting times, facing the rival Vernon Orioles by Volkswagen. The winers ra^k second in the ieague. PEE WEE Cincinnati (Gullett 63) at In addition to being Hartford Public, Manchester 646-1151. at 6 o’clock. John Se'rrafini tallied one in the first as Ray Girl Softballers 'The Cincinnriti Reds defeated the New York Mets 5-2 in League Star unsightly and unsanitary. Scoreless at the end of the New York (Koosman 63), N High’s Jeff Lumpkin placed d/aws the mound assignment. Royce tripled driving in Mike the only other National League game while the Baltimore Marichal Sent to Coast Montreal (MeAnally 34 or Cordless Electric Black Ants excavate O’Connor. half, the Chiefs scored three fifth in the 220-yard dash with a Russians Win Moriarty Brothers scored Playing Today Orioles shaded the Kansas City Royals 4-3 and the NEW YORK (UPI) - The Renko 65) at Houston (Griffin Volkswagen added one in the times in the second halff or a 3- extensive galleries in wood personal best of 22.6. four runs in the third last night nipped the Boston R ^ Sox 5-4 in 12 in­ American League announced 6-1), N GROSS SHERR to serve as nesting places A1 Wood placed ninth in the ELON, N.C. (UPI) - The teking advantage of wildness by third and two in each of the 0 win over the Stars. Billy For Hand Examination Ranked 19th in a field of 30 Monday that California Angels Chicago (Bonham 4-8) at San I So light and easy to handle, and may cause extensive 330-yard intermediate hurdles. Russian national women’s Bob G ardner. Two walks fourth and fifth innings. MCC Masse tallied two goals and teams, Manchester High’s nings in the only American League games. BOSTON (UPI) - Boston could be determined if the ail­ catcher Ellie Rodriguez, who Diego (Arlin 1-7), N battery and charger unit in- Lumpkin with his placement basketball team, using a sandwiched around a double scored its lone run in the Steve Logan one for the girls’ softball team has drawn Carlton treated 44,179 fans in Philadelphia and a national damage to your home. Red Sox pitcher Juan Marichal ment would dissipate with hit .526 for the week of May 27- - Pittsburgh (Reuss 4-3) at Los I eluded. qualified for the State Open balanced offense and stiff loaded the bases and Mile seventh as a single by Lairy winners. Tim Chevalier played 14th-rated Simsbury High as its television audience to sheer power pitching except for his has gone to San Francisco to be warmer weather. June 2, has won the American Angeles (Rau 61), N No. 8280 Meet Saturday at Roger Ludlow defense, upended an American Warshavsky, wild pitch and a well defensively for the Chiefs. first opponent in the CIAC Tour­ lapses in the sixth and seventh as the Phils took over first McDonald walked forcing in the examined in connection with Marichal accompanied the League Star Parade award for St. Louis (Gibson 3-) at San collegiate women’s all-star force out. nament on Tuesday. place in the NL East by a half game. High in Fairfield. first run. Ron Krough reached the loss of feeling in his pitching Red Sox to Minnesota, where that period. Francisco (Bradley 54), N squad 114-41 Monday night., The clubs will get together The Phillies snapped a 2t2 tie with three runs in the hand. the team opened a three-ganie *14.99 starting at 3 o’clock at eighth inning, the tie-breaker scored by Larry Bowa on Del series Monday night, but left Marichal, 35, began experien­ Simsbury. Manchester posted a Unser’s squeeze bunt. Singles by Bowa and Greg Luzinski quickly for San Francisco. Call The cing numbness in the thumb and KARATE Muffler That’s 7-3 won-lost record and opened the inning and Bowa set up the squeeze by stealing Dr. Thomas Tierney, Boston BUSS AND Simsbury won nine of l2 starts. first two fingers of his right BERNABO A. LOZIER, INC. / for a Preventive Maintenance program teanri physician, said Marichal Self Defense third. Willie Montanez followed Unser’s bunt with a two- hand during spring training. Guaranteed for could recuperate in a month, if run double rounding out the inning. Mike Schmidt homered The problem cleared up quick­ Celling Repairs A Replacements Physical Fitness an operation had to be per­ as long as you RADII Staying Cool for the Phils, who dealt Carl Morton his fifth loss against ly, only to be replaced by an un­ formed. Confidence own the car... 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The WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - 42 — Building Supplies Reward. 649-9443, 646-0118. 240-bed general hospital: season in Silk City play, bedroom Colonial, Vk baths, bedroom Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, Aluminum sided 7-room Raised Ranch has a Teammate Mike Oleksinski Chris Young’s triple settling the Bankers were paced by Joe Amherst baseball coach Bill 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs M e c h a n ic s Manchester Honda tacked the 44 — Livestock Personals 2 * FULL-TIME REGISTERED TECH needed for Monday walnut paneled first floor fami­ walnut paneled first floor fami­ fireplace In the beautifully furnished family room, also homered and singled and issue in the sixth. Rich Arorian Schlinga with thr^e hits and Thurston has been named 1974 • Industrial S^eet Metal Mechanics. Must ly room, spacious kitchen, with first loss on pace-setting 45 — Boats & Accessories through Friday, 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Comparable wagea, ly room, spacious kitchen, with equipped with a kitchen every woman dreams of, Rich Zavarelia added two was superb in a relief role for Darrell Spillane with two. coach of the year in the New 46 — Sporting Goods Work FYom Blueprints. ^ loads of cabinets and built-ins. loads of cabinets and built-ins. Groman’s Sport Shop last night 47 — Garden Products PLEASE HELP! Asthmatic excellent benefits and evening differential. singles. the Arms. Bob Maudsley paced England District I NCAA Impeccably maintained. has a king-sized master bedroom with a full bath. at Fitzgeraid, 10-8. CANDLELIGHT 48 — Antiques child desperately needs home We offer: Impeccably maintained. Three of the Oiler runs were the losers with two bingles. Pitchers and good defense College Division, it has been an­ 49 — Wanted to Buy Manicured lot in desirable Manicured lot in desirable The entire house is tastefully decorated Including The winners, who won only for two pet cats. 649-0630. * TWO PART-TIME POSITIONS. One averages 12 hours homers, one each off the bats of dominated the Armory nounced by Roger Wickham of • GOOD WAGES & FRINGE BENEFITS Porter. Street area. 60’s. P orter Street area. 60’s. wall to wall carpeting In the living room, formal two of nine previous starts and RENTALS per weekend, every other weekend, with additional on- Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Matt Gluhosky, Ed Tluck and Tavern’s 3-2 duke over Dick’s the University of Hartford, 52 — Rooms for Rent RIDE IN Luxury by Cadillac • PROFIT SHARING call hours. The other position ie 20 hours per week, 5 Warren E. Howland, Realtors, dining room, hallway, stairs and family room. 2- rested in a last place tie with 53 — Apartments lor Rent 643-1108. Jim Gluhosky. INTERNATIONAL FARM American last night at Robert­ chairman of the Division I Limousine to J.F.K. Inter­ ... SemMRt • PLENTY OF OVERTIME 643-1108. car garage, too. Dillon Ford, started fast and 54 — Homes for Rent p.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. NATIONAL Pro Remodeling downed An- son. ' selection committee. 55 — Business lor Rent national, New York City, Logan may hov« w ilt y«v • PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS on Sunday. then held on to gain the verdict. MANCHESTER - For growing MANCHESTER - Beautifully Trailing 8-4 after three in­ saldi’s, 12-7, last night at Ernie Noske and Jim 56 — Resort Property lor Rent Internationak, for as little as o bop p yad l children I have a finished attic InconiB Property — 4-family units In convenient Tom Melick, Merrill Myers 57 — Wanted to Rent $15, round trip. Phone 649-7853. RE6ISTERED TECHNICIANS MAY CALL FOR maintained six-room Cape. nings, Miles Auto Sales forged Charter Oak with Rich Balesano combined for a five- 58 — Misc. lor Rent playroom to go along with this central location in Manchester. Each unit has 2 and Bob Howe each banged out Big Bo In Big D •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AN APPOINTMENT Fireplaced living room, dining from behind to edge Nassiff Haberern, Scott Carone and hitter for the Tavern with Jim THE WARD MFG. CO. nice 3-bedroom room, sunny eat-in kitchen, bedrooms, call for more details. three hits for Honda with Don DALLAS (UPI) - Jim AUTOMOTIVE Arms last night at Buckley, 11- Randy Travers setting the pace Jackson and Noske providing 61 — Autos for Sale □ FINANCIAL 259. Adams St., Manchester, Conn, W. W. BACKUS HOSPITAL Colonial.Armstrong Real first-floor bedroom and bath, Crowell and George McKay ad­ Nance, the former New 62 — Trucks lor Sale 10 . with triples. Joe Tanguay hit the punch with two hits each. 889-8331, Ext. 357 Estate Services, 289-8997 or 28;- two large bedrooms up. Wall-to- LIST YOUS HOUSE IN... 4 ding two each. Best with the 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 4 6 -6 5 6 0 8802. Bill Frattaroli had three hits hard for Ansaldi. Losing hurler Ron Laliberte England Patriot running back An Equal Opportunity Employar wall carpeting electric eye gar­ stick for Groman’s were Dave 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles Happy 68th for Miles, one a homer. Randy gave up seven hits. No player who will forever hold the 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 age door. Low 30’s. Cali White with three blows and Homes Birthday TIMROD Rd. - New 7-room Phelps, Danny White and Tim with the Americans had more defunct American Football Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233, J. REALE’S CORNER NATIONAL ROOKIE Dave Viara, Bob Brannlck and 66 — Automotive Service MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, Watson Beach Real Estate Co., McCarthy each collected two League season rushing record 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 64S-452S Cardinals 27, Braves 22 read than one bingle. cond, third. All kinds. Realty JANITOR - for Saturday and FANTASTIC position available 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, Realtors, Manchester Office, hits with Jeff CJoughlin driving Randy Smith with a pair each. of 1,458 yards, has signed a con­ BAMPA with local firm who will pay top the scorebook last night at statewide, credit rating un­ Sunday, phone 528-2167, or app­ city utilities, piasters walls, 647-9139. in the tie-breaking run in the Ron Sepiowitz banged the only Scoring all their runs in two tract with the Dallas Texans of SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. $$ for secretary to the patio. Two-car garage. Shade Buckland. Bob Madore homer. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ GEORGE ly in person. East Hartford Con­ SECRETARY seventh inning. innings, Manchester State Bank the World Football League. □ NOTICES fidential, quick arrangements. treasurer. Prestige position trees. Built by Ansaloi. Charles collected six hits for the iosers valescent Home, 745 Main RECEPTIONIST FOR SALE BY owner, older Jack Lyon had three hits for topped Whosale Tire last night Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Has a commission selling job Street, East Hartford. requiring good typing and Lesperance, 649-7620. MANCHESTER - Older six- and Marc Demarais added a Dillon, too, had upset notions •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Love, six-room Spanish motif house, the Arms, one a homer and at Robertson, 9-6. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ for you in the Automotive Ser­ shorthand. Hurry, call Sharon, iW LISTIN room Colonial with large double and triple. Winning stars but couldn’t hang on to a 4-3 ChampionTeachers Lost and Found 1 With good shorthand and Rita Girl, 164 East Center one-car garage, corner lot. All rooms, four bedrooms, 2-car Russ Jensen homered and Bud Minor and Don Pagani ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Chris vice Department, part-time. LAUNDRY MAN - Daily from 1 COLUMBIA - Seven room were Gary Hurley, Joe Tonski lead and went down to a 12-9 BOSTON (UPI) - Coach Tom typing skills required. Other Street, Manchester, 646-3441. Raised ranch, five years old, Vernon — Excellent oversized redecorated. Stove, garage, large lot, city water singled. led the Bankers with two hits and Hoily Experience in general p.m.-5 p.m. Including Saturday. and Carl Gothberg. defeat at the hands of Moriar- Heinsohn and assistant John LOST - Passbook No’s 102786, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd varied duties. Growing situated on a one acre treed lot, Cape, 2 full baths, fireplace, refrigerator, draperies, cur­ and sewers. $29,000. Colli- AMERICAN each and Miles Boutilier automotive repairs required. Wednesday 7 a.m.-5 p.m. phone tains, wall-to-wall carpeting all ty’s at Fitzgerald last night. Killilea of the NBA champion W3722, 02250363, 114218, 73358, mortgages — interim financing 528-2167 or apply in person. Manchester firm. TRUCK D R IV E R - No two car garage, close to lake. recreation room, walk-out Wagner Realtors, 663 Burnside Apparently there is no stop­ homered. Sam Swank was the to stay. $34,500. Phone 643-8711 Ave., East Hartford, 289-0241. Perfect four-for-four showing Boston Celtics will head the 107279, 107981, 105537, 108420, — expeditious and confidential East Hartford Convalescent experience required. Good Stanley Agency, 646-3618, 643- basement, hot water heat, ping Army & Navy. Last night only Banker with two blows. 39354, 114342, 110568. Applica­ Apply in person. salary, paid training, plus many 5724. after 6:30 p.m. at the plate by Bob Plater and a coaching staff at Red Auer­ service, J.D. Real Estate % S U S A N g: Home, 745 Main Street, East large kitchen, amesite drive, the Vets made their record 7-0 Resumes Training REC tion made for Payment. Assoc. 646-1980. SEANS AUTOMOTIVE 646-4911 benfits. Now interviewing. Call MANCHESTER - 2-family, 3-3, three-for-three hit show by Tim bach’s basketball school, Aug. Congratulations! Hartford. combinations, large lot with with a 21-2 breeze over Police & Scoring six times in each the Savings Bank of Manchester. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER PARKADE U.S. Army, 643-9462. MANCHESTER - Small two- large rooms, excellent condi­ PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Coughlin paced the Gas 25-31 at Camp Milbrook in One down, two to gol trees. Must sell quickly! tion with extra building lot. Fire at Waddell. first and third frames. North An Equal Opportunity Employer family, ideal investment. Good BOWERS SCHOOL area - We Former heavyweight champ Housers. Craig Jordan, Corky Marshfield. ;i|i Happiness always, Asking $33,900. Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. Ken Hill allowed just two Methodist ran over the Town LOST - Brown, black, white □ EMPLOYMENT FINANCE - Bookkeeping location and condition. Low have three vacant homes, Joe Frazier resumes heavy Coughlin, Bob Kiernan and Don beagle wearing collar and flea I Love, ^ hits, one a double by Dave Nur­ Employes last night at Nebo, tra in e e . No ex p erien ce 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, CHARLES LESPERANCE priced to sell fast. Seven-room training today for his June 17 Romano added two hits each. collar, male, answers to Clune. Newts-Ka-Zewts required. Good salary, paid 643-4535, 646-1021> Colonial with 1 1/2 baths and BRAND NEW Two-family with mi. 24-13. Help Wanted 13 HOUSEWIVES ■ STUDENTS rematch with Jerry Quarry in Best in defeat were Don Sharp Recalled Children heartbroken. Reward. If you are in need of extra in­ training plus many benefits. garage for $29,900. Older seven- wall-to-wall everywhere. Jon Brandt collected three Big Hitters for the New York. Storrs and Bill Monroe, each CHICAGO (UPI) - The Phone 643-0844, 647-1419. Help Wanted 13 come and like to talk, we have a Now interviewfing. Call U.S. MANCHESTER - Benton room Cape with lots of charm Automatic kitchen, aluminum/ doubles, Gary Coffin added Churchmen were Jim LaPanta WAITRESSES part-time, days. Immediately — Andover Area siding for maintenance free' Frazier took a day off from with three hits, and Burt Chicago White Sox Monday telephone waiting for you. Earn Army, 643-9462. Street. Well cared for six-room plus garage on 3/4 acre lot for three hits and Scott Labrec two with three and Fred Kostenko, Experienced preferred. Apply A Business of Your Own Cape with expandable attic, living. Kitchens are country training at his North Baskerville with two bingles. recalied .338-hitting outfielder as much as $4 per hour, work MANCHESTER - Wetherell $32,900. A remodeled six-room for the winners. Earle Custer, Tim Thresher, W. T. Grant, Manchester COOKS - No experience fireplace, garage. Only $30,900. Colonial in the mid thirties. sized. Two-car garage. Central Philadelphia gym Monday to CHARTER OAK Bill Sharp from their American INVITATION Parkade. Equal opportunity 4:30, five days per week, in­ a m. or p.m. or both. Call 646- —Must Have Dependable Car Street. Six-room Colonial, 11/2 AMERICAN ROOKIE Bruce Lane and Jerry Chappell cluding Saturday. Good starting 2637. required. Good salary, paid T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- Take your house in trade on any location. Available now. We join Mayor Frank L. Rizzo and Scoring in all but the last Association Iowa farm club employer^ —Must Be Bendable baths, garage, large 107x200’ have the key. Belfiore Agency, ■ The Red Sox trimmed the In­ with two each. salary, regular pay increases. training plus many benefits. 1577. of these. T. J. Crockett, other city officials and sports frame, Crispino’s trimmed Monday, and sent rookie first TO BID —Cash Investment Required lot. Phone T. Shannon, 568-6652. 647-1413. dians, 23-17, last night at Bob Post paced the Town Sealed bids will be received Excellent fringe benefits. On ' Now interviewing. Call U.S. Realtor, 643-1577. J notables at the presentation of Glen Construction last at baseman Lamar Johnson down MACHINISTS - Bridgeport, Army^43-9462. MANCHESTER - $29,500. West Robertson. Mark Zimkiewicz with four hits and Pete Henry, in the Office of the Director of bus line, ^ p ly in person. East ; Call Tim McColloch, Circulation kianagar HEBRON - announcing the annual Wanamaker Award Fitzgerald, 14-7. in exchange. lathe, chucker, tool maker. Air- FULL-TIME side, 3-bedroom Colonial, 2-car and Mike Calabro paced the John Salcius, Bob Walsh, Kevin General Services, 41 Center conditioned shop, benefits in­ Hartford Convalescent Home, I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Wellswood Estate. Two- to Bobby Clarke, captain of the Pacing the winners with four Sharp had hit four homers 745 Main Street, East Hartford. ; garage. Immediate occupancy. Red Sox with Pete Balfe and Walsh, Tom Walsh and Mel Street, Manchester, Connec­ cluding pension plan. Lewis WHY NOT make a change for m bedroom condominium com­ Stanley Cup champion hits each were Dick Tracy and and driven in 24 runs in 32 RETAIL MAN 647-9946 Cole, Realtor, 643-6666. Mark Wallins homered for the Siebold each were two-hitters. ticut until June 20,1974 at 11:00 Machine Company, 22 John St., the better-better money, posi­ munity blending Country at-' Philadelphia Flyers. Dave Hassett. George May, games with the Oaks. COUNTER HELP - over 18 : Indians. a m. for the following: East Hartford, Conn. 289-34^. preferred. Experience un- ’ Permanent position in in­ tion, benefits. Local companv mospnere and condominium Buzz Keeney, Jim Mistretta necessary. Please call 646-9313. needs qualified secretary with convenience. Complete built- SANITARY SEWER & teresting and challenging Manchester ins, 10 acres owned by Associa­ FELINE HOUSE LATERALS - PART-TIME work at home, on typing, light shorthand and Shutouts are race in slow Garvin Named the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. work in region’s largest plain common sense. Responsi­ OPENINGS In Grossman’s NEW HOMES tion. $25,900. The Connecticut CONCORD, BALDWIN RDS., ■ OFFICE CLEANING - woman ! RN’s - LPN’s pitch but last night Marty Ray­ TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) - Ted leading sports store. ble position. Hurry, call Sharon, Cash and Carry Lumber Yard. SARRISON CDLONIAL Realty Associates, 649-5124, DEMING STREET. wanted, part-time evenings. • Experienced preferred but not 3-11 ’ 228-%82. U mond turned the trik at WINF Garvin, fired twice last season LAUNDRY WORKERS - Rita Girl, 164 East Center Bid forms, plans and Hours approximately 5-9 p.m., ! • Firm Salary necessary. We will train. Op­ DUTCH COLONIAL blanked Manchester Plymouth, from positions in the NHL’s Mature individual needed to five days per week. Call Mrs. • Street, Manchestr, 646-3441. NURSES’ AIDES specifications are available at work full-time, 3 to 11 shift in portunity for advancement. •35,900 MANCHESTER - New listing - Coming June 29 17-0. Detroit Red Wings organiza­ Hare, 649-4523. • Paid Holidays Full company benefit program our laundry. Pleasant working 3-11, 11-7 Attractive full dormered six tion, was named Monday as the the General Services Office, 41 FOOD INSPECTION Specialist Living room, dining room, Nancy Lessig homered and conditions. Apply at The • Sick Time - No experience require. Good which includes company paid room cape on wooded lot, quiet, new head coach and general Center Street, Manchester, NURSE’S AIDE Full and part-time positions kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IVz added two other hits to pace the Connecticut. Meadows Convalescent Center, Salary.Paid training, plus many major medical ana pension child safe street. Three or four winners. Kathy Hinson manager of the new Inter­ 12 Midnight - 8 A.M. • Vacation,' etc. plan. Call Mr. MeIntrye or Mr. available. Many benefits, baths, carpeting, fireplace, bedrooms, sey,eral rooms Town of Manchester 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. benefits. Now interviewing. vinyl siding, city utilities, gas collected three hits, Phyllis national Hockey League MANCHESTER MANOR Call U.S. Army 643-9462. Edwards at 649-0136 for ap­ hospitalization, medical and carpeted. $3fr;900. Owner- Connecticut Apply in person only if you hot water heat. Immediate Uccello and Judy Derench two franchise in Toledo. HELP WANTED - beef boners NURSIN9H0ME pointment. An equal opportuni­ life insuraoce. Liberal sick Agent, 643-9969, 646-8250. Robert B. Weiss, ty employer, M/F. time, holiday and vacation occupancy. each. Linda Burgess and Cathy Garvin, 53, was fired as head and meat cutters. Part time or 385 WMt Cwilm 8t. like people and want to be GRINDER - Surface grinding, \ BOB GORMAN FRANK SPILECKI General Manager policy. We are one of the MANCHESTER - Three family, N O’Neill starred for the coach of the Red Wings after full time. Apply at Manchester associated with quality and close tolerance gage work. Packing Company, 646-5000. ■ mm,, service. Call for interview at: Overtime and paid insurance. CONSTRUCTION - No largest health care centers in VANTAOE REALTY separate furnaces, ceramic tile Radiomen with three and two being named to replace John experience required. Good baths, appliances, two car gar­ hits respectively. Wilson, who was also fired, LEADING LOCAL realtor firm Penobscot Tool & Gage, America. Drop in and see us. 872-9402 It is a fact that 8 5 % of the real estate Is sold by 2 0 % of PART-TIME for accounts salary, paid training plus many age, excellent location. Cnar- near the end of the Season. Gar­ INVITATION has desk and office for alert go- Merrow Road, Route 15, &dt Contact Mrs. Post, the licensed brokers and salesmen. The number of receivable and billing duties. getter. All sales aides provided 99, Tolland, 875-8083. benefits. Now interviewing. Bon Agency, 643-0683. vin then moved to Detroit’s Director of Nursing e <\s t i;rn TO BID Some typing experience help­ plus bonafide leads. 'This plus NASSIFF Call U.S. Army, 643-9462. people whose names are associated with a real es­ Tierney’s nipped Trash-Away Tidewater, Va. farm club in the Sealed bids will be received ful. Approximately 3 hours dai­ industrious appiication should PHARMACY SPECIALIST - No MEADOWS MANCHESTER - Classy Cape, MANCHESTER - Two-year old tate firm is not as important as the quality and the last night at Nebo, 7-6, in a well- American Hockey League, but in the Office of The Director of ly, five days a week. Hours can provide an excellent living with experience required. Good DENTAL SPECIALIST - No aluminum sided 7-room Cape, 1 duplex, 3 bedrooms, living production of those people. ARMS CD. experience required. Good CONVIUiSCENTCENTER room, huge kitchen, 11/2 baths, played game. was dismissed there also. General Services, 41 Center be adjusted to individual. Write unlimited advancement oppor­ Salary. Paid training, plus 333 Bldwtll StrM t 1/2 baths, garage, huge rec stating experience and starting 991 Main St., Manchester salary, paid training plus many separate basements, aluminum WE GIVE YOU QUALITY PRODUCTION! Two-hit club members for the Street, Manchester, Connec­ tunities. Please reply to box many benefits. Now inter­ ManchMter, Conn. room, excellent condition. Of­ salary to Manchester Herald, , "P ”, Manchester Herald, all 647-9126 viewing. Call U.S. Army, 643- benefits. Now interviewing. fice potential. T. J. Oockett, siding, storms and screens, The fpllowing listings were sold and closed on In the Funeralmen were Brian New Assistant ticut until June 13,1974 at 11:00 Call U.S. Army, 643-9462. 847-9191 hardwood floors. Low 50’s. a-m. for the following: Box “J ” . replies held in strictest con­ 9462. Realtors, 643-1577. last 90 days; A special edition highlighting Quigley, Steve Casavant and fidence. Principals only. By owner, 643- Tom Tierney. Harry PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - ROOF-DIGESTER 7026. MANCHESTER Tom Meschery, a veteran of 10 WOMEN WANTED to do light PART TIME help for liquor ' MARTIN SCHOQL area - New Cammeyer homered twice in BUILDING AT SEWER 58 LUDLOW RD. — Ranch home. years in the NBA and formerly housekeeping work four or five FULL-TIME cook, Monday store, good pay, pleasant work DEMONSTRATORS - sell toys listing Excellent 7-room Raised Manchester and the surrounding defeat and Sal Salafia and Mike PLANT days a week. Do the same through Friday, 8 to 5 P.m. in Vernon area. Evenings and Ranch, two fireplaces, 2-car 30 HUDSON ST. — Gracious older home coach of the Carolina Cougars Bid forms, plans and and gifts. Name brands: Raddti collected two hits each. homes and apartments every Apply Taccoral, 246 Broad Saturdays. Write Box EE, Fisher-Price, Fenton, Nordic, garage, 2-zone heat, appliances, FIRST OFFERING 108 HIGH ST. - Colonial area. All Herald subscribers will in the American Basketball specifications are available at week. Good steady work. $2.50 Street, Manchester. Manchester Herald. HELP WANTED plastered walls, city utilities. 219 MC KEE ST. — Cape with in-law apartment Association, was named Mon­ I , etc. Earn up to 30%. Free Kit. HOLLISTER ST. INDY the General Services Office, 41 an hour to start plus gas Managership openings for Quick occupancy. Priced way 45 DIANE DR. — Ranch home Frank Rizza blanked Gunver day as an assistant coach of the Center Street, Manchester, expense and vacation pay. Must SECRETARY - Full-time, Machine operatora. IPravlout factory axparlanca daairccl. experienced demonstrators below replacement cost. Absolutely immaculate, have your own transportation 94 HENRY ST. — New Colonial receive “Profile 7 4 “ on June 29. Stampers in all but one inning Portland Trail Blazers of the Connecticut. shorthand and typing required. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Steady work with good pay. Full company paid Inauranca also. Call “Miss Jean” collect Charles Lesperance, M9-7620. modern 6-room hom.e, National Basketball Associa­ and must be 21 years of age. Legal experience preferred. fireplaced living room, formal NEW HARTFORD, CONN. — Building lot as Renn’s Tavern posted a 6-3 Town of Manchester, Has full-time commission I progratn. 1-491-2100, or write Treasure tion. Manchester or Bloomfield Manchester law firm. Phone MANCHESTER - two-family dining room. IVz baths, gar­ COVENTRY - CORNWALL DR. — Raised Ranch Order extra copies for friends and triumph last night at Keeney. Connecticut sales opening for agressive in­ House Goshen, Conn., 06756. area. Advanced Cleaning Com­ 643-1136. frame home with tenants and age, aluminum siding, SOUTH WINDSOR - 519 GRAHAM RD. - Ranch Rizza aiso'had an inside-the- Robert B. Weiss, pany, 646-8133. dividual seeking career oppor­ AMERBELLE CORPORATION CLERICAL, Steno, legal clerk business tenant on the first beautifully shrubbed and home « park homer. Teammates Dave General Manager PERMANENT tunity. Apply in person or call 104 Eaat Main SIraat, Rockville floor. The third floor has full relatives now. TOWN OF MANCHESTER trainee. No experience treed lot. Quick occupancy. FALMOUTH, MASS. - 23 STARBOARD DR. - Year Carrier, Bill Diuleso and Gary LEGAL NOTICE PART-TIME help, local dairy Mr. Ruggieri for appoint­ An aqual opportunity amphyar alnea IM S unfinished dormer. Located at PART-TIME TELLERS required. Good salary, paid 'round home Novak each collected two hits. The Zoning Board of Appeals store, three evenings and Sun­ ment. Personnel Hours, 10:30 105 Main Street, corner of training plus many benefits. Grove Street. In very good con­ Best in defeat was Bill Wilson will hold public hearing on Mon­ INVITATION day weekly. Phone 646-9017, for local bank. Various to 4 p.m., Monday through Now interviewing. Call U.S. BEL AIR REAL ESTATE PLAINVILLE, CONN. - 28-30 EAST ST. - Service with two safeties. after 6 p.m. 643-9707. schedules available which in­ Army 643-9462. dition with large lot located in station location Mailed day, June 17, 1974, starting at Friday. business zone. Call P.M.H. 643-9332 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing Room TO BID cludes Saturday mornings. PLUS — Six Co-brokes with our fellow multiple The Manchester Board of DRIVERS for Manchester Apply SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Realty, 528-9321, Eleanor Anywhere In of the Municipal Building to Education soliciits bids for school buses, immediate MandiMtar Parkadi MECHANIC - for maintenance McClain after 5 p.m., 568-5776. listing (M LS) brokers hear and consider the following Locks and for Student In­ openings available. Part time 643-1B81 CLAIMS ASSISTANT and repairs to standard and KEYPUNCH OPERATORS MANCHESTER - 7 1/2 room PLUS — Negotiated several commercial-industrial 923 MAIN 9TRECT The U.S.A. petitions; surance for the 1974-1975 school work, will train. Call 643-2414. An aqual opportunity amphyar CAREER OPPORTUNITY special machinery and equip­ We have full-time openings on COVENTRY LAKE - Belleview center-entrance Colonial, first leases. ment. Requires experience in section, four room Ranch, with Item 1 Reinhold M. Albers — year a? follows: MANCHESTER ChallMglng and dlvanH M potlUon day shift for operators floor family room, 2 fireplaces, WANTED - Lathe hands. Over­ the use of m achinen' and encloseid porch, beautiful stone High Golfers Request variance to reduce Locks — June 17,1974 — 3:00 VETERINARY ASSISTANT - In tlw MtnchMlw olllc* of IM t M - experienced in Alpha- laundry off kitchen, basement WE GIVE YOU QUALITY PRODUCTION rear yard requirement to 3’3” time, paid holidays, excellent FULL-TIME position for an tabllthad, prograaalva Inauranca mechanical equipment. Perma­ Numeric work. Join a growing fireplace. Only $17,900. rec room, 2-car garage, large P.M. Experienced desired but not nent position with all benefits Assumable 7V4% mortgage. Finish 18th to permit enclosed patio insurance benefits. Metronics, appliance and furniture sales required. Must be willing to company. II may ba haetic, at Umaa, data processing organization lot in prime Porter Street area. Student Insurance — July 24, Inc., Route 6&44-A, Bolton. but navar dull. including fully paid pension Fiano Agency, 646-2677. between house and garage — 21 person. Experience helpful but work some evenings and in pleasant new surroundings. Low M’s. Warren E. Howland, 1974- 3:30 P.M. not necessary. Apply W. T. Good talaphona paraonallly a MUSTI program. Apply in person. Realtors, 643-1108. Just mail or bring this coupon to The Herald Oval Lane — Residence Zone B. weekends. Typing essential. Pravloua Inauranca clalma Salary open, benefits, con­ F.J. SPILECKI, Realtor Ranked 18th at the outset of At the time listed, the bids REAL ESTATE sales person. Grant Co., Manchester Reply Box “N”, Manchester Quality Nameplate, Inc., the CIAC Division One Golf Item 2 Alphonse Reale — will be publicly opened. The Established office seeking am­ Parkade. An equal opportunity axparlanca halplul but not rtquirad. Fisher Hill Rd., East Glaston­ veniently located, free BOLTON - New on 234 CENTER STREET along with 750 per copy and we’ll do the rest. Herald. Wa will train. But, do not apply un- 4 Request variance to allow bitious individual. High com­ bury. parking. Call for appointment. SIX RDDM market...Stone house of eight Championship, Manchester right is reserved to reject any employer. laaa you havo Um capacity and daaira 643-2121 High placed 18th yesterday in reduced yard depths on and all bids. Specifications and mission schedule. Experience BOOKKEEPER - Accurate to laam. Thia la not a routhw Job. SMYTH BUSINESS SYSTEMS Newly redecorated home. rooms on three private acres. the 20-team competition at triangular lot: south side yard bid forms may be secured at desired but willing to train PART-TIME mornings. East Upist, receptionist. GOOD STARTING SALARY LAW ENFORCEMENT - No Satellite Rd. Many extras. Please call to House in good condition, qualified person. For confiden­ experience required. Good fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, four Darien’s Woodway Country for roof overhang — front yard the Business Office, 45 N. Hartford, Porter work and floor Experienced in general office MERIT INCREASES South Windsor see this one. for roof overhang — rear yard tial interviw call Jan or Helen, polishing. Phone 649-5334. work. Large Veterinary LIBERAL BENEFIT PROGRAM salary, paid training, plus many bedrooms, plus a private studio PICTURE yourself as the proud COVENTRY - Excellent quality Club. School Street, Manchester, Village Charm Realty, 643-1509. Will conaldar raturnaa to tha benefits. Now interviewing. 528-9386______because of diminishing lot Hospital. Reply Box “HH'^’ arrangement. Immediate oc­ owner of this neat six room everywhere in this Jaan Laine Coach Tom Kelley’s Indians Connecticut. COOK APPRENTICE - Full bualiwaa world. Excollont opportuni­ Call U.S. Army, 643-9462. cupancy. T. J. Crockett, Cape. Lovely picture window depth — west side Hawthorne Manchester Herald. ty to atari a aaeond caraar. built Raised Ranch with seven came home with a team totai of Raymond E. Demers AVON time, mature person. Good Realtor, 643-1577. overlooking quiet restful rear Street, north of 192 Hawthone Call lor Initrvlow apmt 649-5301 rooms, carpeting, family room [“PROFILE 74” 353, 32 shots behind the winning Business Manager Says... starting salary. Excellent NURSES AIDES - Experienced MECHANIC TRAINEE - No Business Opportunity 14 yard and patio. New ceramic with fireplace, custom kitchen Street — Residence Zone A. experience required. Good total compiled by New Canaan HAVE A SUMMER FUNG fringe benefits. On bus line. only, part-time and on call SAFECO VERNON - 7-room Raised tile bath and heating system. cabinets, 2-car garage, ■Manchester Evening Herald Circulation Item 3 Brown’s Tire Shop — Apply in person. East Hartford salary, paid training, plus many Ranch with 11/2 baths, spotless High. Individual scoring for with the money you earn in openings available. Apply in Insurance Companies MAC TOOLS - We can use a few BSAL ESTSTE) Friendly neighborhood near bus beautifully landscaped acre lot. ■Herald Square, PO Box 591 Manchester was Jim Thomas Request variance for second INVITATION TO BID Convalescent Home, 745 Main person, 8 to 4 p.m., Burnside 150 No. Main 8t. benefits. Now interviewing. good men in The Manchester condition and a big private pool. line and shopping. Louis $41,500. Colli-Wagner Realtors, free-standing sign of ap­ The Manchester Board of Spring. Earn extra dollars, Street, East Hartford. Call U.S. Army, 643-9462. area as Mac Tool Dealers. Be Asking in low 40’s, but... T. J. Dimock Realty. 649-9823. 663 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ jManchester, Ct. 06040 41-44-85, Jim Wigren 46-45-91, selling Avon Products now.' Convalescent Home. 870 Bum- 649-1750 proximately 8 square feet — 333 Education solicits bids for Art side Avenue, East Hartford. your own boss. Investment Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ford, 289-0241. Mike Riggott 4741-88, Kurt Take a trip, buy a car or do PART TIME janitor, §From: Hassett 42-47-89. Main Street — Business Zone Supplies and for Milk for the required, established TOLLAND - On busy Route 195, III. something really giddy this Manchester area, three hours customers in protected VERNON-Be cool in summer five-room home and large ■NAME Par was 71 over the course 19741975 school year as follows: nightly five nights weekly. Call and warm in winter in this 7 KIDS WILL love the in-ground Information pertaining to above Milk Bid June 12,1^4 3;30 p.m. summer. For details call NO EXPOaOICE REQUMO territory. Training given. Call private office...ideal for beauty — ^------which Kelley said was “well Hartford, 249-63W. R. Phelan, 1-203-438-6953. room, 3 bedroom Colonial with WELL CARED FOR shop, professional use, etc. Live pool just off Florida room of SAbORESS ZIP may be obtained in the Plan­ Art Supplies Bid June 13, 1974 289-4922 SEU manicured. ’The greens were central air-conditioning. First 7-room Colonial in top condi­ in the house amd work in the of­ this lovely six-room Ranch. ■TOWN ning Office. 3:30 p.m. HEYKIDSI One-car garage. Big workshop, STATE jike plush carpet and the DELIVERY man, temporary G09D HUMOR MANCHESTER - Pizza house, floor has 28’ paneled family tion. Three bedrooms, sun- fice. 150x300 lot, business All persons interested may at­ At the time listed, the bids will Want to make good money tNorking only a few houra room with wall-to-wall choice Bolton Center location. 1 . fairways and the tees were work available. Light TOY DEMONSTRATORS ICECREAM fully equipped. Priced to sell. porch, carpeting, siding, zoned. Sensibly priced tb sell at tend these hearings. be publicly opened. ’The right is deliveries. Please call Im­ Owner has other interests. For carpeting and Franklyn stove $36,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Minutes to 1-84. Louis Dimock, ■To; excelClnt.” Earn 25% commission selling best a weak. No limit to how much you can aarn. Throe Apply Daily & Saturdays 9-5 fireplace, garages. Zoned for ZONING BOARD OF reserved to reject any and all mediately, 646-8848. nighta par weak. Wa train. details call Stanley Agency, 6 ^ on ra is^ brick hearth. Bath 875-6279, 643-1577. Realty, 649-9823. ■NAME Manchester competes today of toys and gifts! 20% to hos( 289-8291 and laundry, modern kitchen, home and professional of­ in East Hartford at the CCIL APPEALS bids. Specifications and bid color catalog, no delivering i 3618. I a d d r e s s •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• living room with fireplace, for­ fice. $39,900. VERNON - Six room Ranch in HEBRON - Five-room Ranch. ZIP Field Day which includes the 10 Bernard R. Johnson forms may be secured at the NURSE - to work with retarded ting, S&H Green Sta 6D0D HUMOR CORP. I t o w n ' demonstrators. We handle Situation Wanted is mal dining room. Attached desirable Skinner Road, area. Wooded acre. New kitchen, all STATE members of the league and En­ Chairman Business Office, 45 N. School children, salary $10,440. State Call 647-9946 SUUIVAN AVE. appliances, oak floors, of Connecticut fringe benefits, — you run Uie parties! oversized two-car garage on' Three bedrooms, covered patio, field, Enrico Fermi and East Paul J. Rossetto ' Street, Manchester, Connec­ American Home Toy ParUes, Inc. KENNEDY RD. large corner lot with trees and RICHARDS & KEHMNA fireplace, basement garage. Hartford Regional Center, I NURSE’S AIDE - Experienced, paneled rec room, pool, large Hartford, the latter trio Secretary ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Tel. Manchester Evening Herald South Windsor, Conn. desires private duty, care or shrubs in nice neighborhood. 528-1731 lot, two-car garage. A cream Immediate occupancy. $34,700. Dated t is 4th day of June, 1974. Business Manager Newington, Personnel Office, The Yankee Peddlers, 74^9718, entering the CCIL next year. 666-1471. An Equal Opportunity Emphyar ■ companion to elderly, phone Many extras. $49,900. 875-7967, puff! Mid 30s. Warren E. 644-2376. evenings. Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. or 1-423-6735. ’I t \ f PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 4, 1974 M^C H E yrE R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tuct.. June 4.1974 - PAGE SEVENTEEN BENJY BY JIM BERRY Articles for Sale 41 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 Autos For Sale 6f CAMPING TRAILER, sleeps THREE-ROOM apartment, BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE YOU km o vv vvhat \N f Manchester NOVA 1966, street or strip,- six. 13’ Lyman boat with near hospital. Heat, hot water, complete minus short block and * StRE,l RESPECTFULLY ^ t m p o f -SIM le ? F O P trailer, 51 h.p. Johnson out­ MMESTEM niM VUMI 1 HAVE LAEOREO 1AM OEPBNDINQ HE JUSTDOESl^ stove, refrigerator and cooking head. Best of everything front !. REQUEST AN INCREASE IN TOO BAD you ^ ONEIS ENOUGH/ TM 6IVIW' board motor. 649-3261 after 6 By Raymond F. Damato LONG AND FAITH­ ON'tfXiR FAIR- U lS TE N - SieHf UM.YAS,e v e r y o n e C A N 5 E E , A 1 . 6 6 6 ! gas. Wall-to-wall carpeting, to back, trick paint, wheels. IN MY WEEKLY , ___ - FULLY IN 'VOUR ; COULPMY RUSTLE h im A HANPICAP TO MAKE p.m. MINDEDNESS 10 UPAMOTHEB. • < FEW CAN OBSER^ BUT OfiLV e U F f , m o 0 0 6 , $165. Adults only, no pets. New one and Two bedroom axles, etc. Make an offer. STIPEND. SCULLERY FOR A ELEVATE MY Kiva»i J IT A c l o s e r MATCH” HE’S Security deposit required. n u ts: TENNIS RACKET.') ALREAPY MOJ 3 GAMES A GENIUS CAN INTERPRET/ Townhouses. Phone 649-1370 before 3 p.m. MERE. INCOME 1DA TO MV 7/ UNKNOWN Phone 643-9678. .p After 6 p.m., 64&8020. PITTANCE.' UV1N6 WAGE/ BENEFACTOR OF /y\ANKINP O F 6 l t i HAHN ECLIPSE power mower with leaf bag. Phone 643-7M7 or AAppllaneM RRST PISCOVER^rtAT P^A TM . 649-0381. MANCHESTER - Older four- ACarpatIng 1968 THUNDERBIRD deluxe, lIlllllllllllllMWIIII SHAPE IS COOLER THAN room apartment on bus linb. AAk-coii- 2-door Landeau, power ^NLIGHT? Includes heat and appliances. dWoning RIDING LAWN mower for steering, power brakes, air, INCIPENrALLY. $135 and $155 per month. Paul AFuttbaaa- lood condition. $875 firm. 875- SOLAR sale, $100. Phone 649-4831 W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, mant anytime. %1752 days or 843-0861 evenings. r e s e a r c h 646-1021. *PaUo 16 MV * Model Open Daily HAMMOND ORGAN - H-111 1967 PLYMOUTH FURY III, 0UV GAME' 6 'V BRAND NEW three bedroom 12 Noon 'til 8 p.m. 318, power steering, two-door mMont model, used, like new, duplex, appliances, wall-to-wall M. mahogany, $2,795. Watkin’s, Directions: End of (ingress hardtop. New tires. Good condi­ 2 3 Services Offered Homes For Sale 31 Building-Contracting 33 Heating-Plumbing 35 643-5171. carpeting, private driveway Street off West Middle Tpke. tion. $300. 649-3237 after 5 p.m. and basement.Security, $250 WES ROBBINS carpentry monthly. Frechette & Martin PAULW.00U6AN, MICKEY FINN FOUR room Duplex for sale. RURTM BROS. TREE SERVICE FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, WESTINGHOUSE - Medium 1972 VOLKSWAGEN, white, BY HANK LEONARD Call 649-9314. remodeling specialist. Ad­ repairs and remodeling, Realtors, 6464144. Realtor veiy clean. $1,795. Phone 742- Tree* Removed • Building ditions,' rec rooms, dormers, size refrigerator, good working 646-6363 ^ 646-1021 ^ecialize in hot water heaters. condition. Ideal for recreation 6567. I DON'T KNOW Lot* Cleared • Chipper Ser­ built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, TWO BEDROOM - luxury 643-4535 VDU DON'T HAVE LANCE! WELL— I'VE JUST COME TO Prompt service on emergency. room or cottage, $35. 649-9953. TO LOOK ANY vice. 649-3446. 643-7()24. Townhouse, located in Highland 1969 JAVELIN, air- ta lk e d ') i ^ ^ ^ lled m ■ ■ G L A D y O U 'E E SAV GOOOBY, PH IL/ Ineured Free Eetimate* Park section of Manchester, I'M GOING TO TRY conditioning, new tires, new ANOTHER Cliy/ I'VE B Y O W N E R 875-9403 LEON Cieszynski builder - new Flooring wooded and private. For infor­ transmission. Asking $1,100. Beautifully landscaped homes custom built, 36 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 mation, call 646-1616 or 649- HIS OFFICE—^ HAD SOME ROTTEN TWO-BEDROOM apartment, Phone 649-7398 after 5 p.m. LUCK HERE/ center hall, 4 bedroom remodeled, additions, rec FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, 5295...... •..... LAWNMOWERS repaired and rooms, garages, kitchens PUREBRED Golden centrally located, kitchen Colonial In one of sharpened, pick-up and (specializing in older floors). Retrievers, six weeks old, no appliances, clothes dryer, heat 1973 OPEL GT, blue with black Manchester’s finest remodeled, bath tile, cement Ceilings and inside painting. interior, four speed, excellent THE WORRY WART . iSSSCo delivered. Call Sharpall now for work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ papers, males only. $75. Call included, full basement and € >074 iy MBL He., neighborhoods. Fireplaced your spring tuneup. 643-5305. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 742-9402 anytime. patio. One month deposit condition. Call ^3349. tial or commercial. Call 649- 2 2 2 2 . living room, formal dining 4291. VILLAGER required. No pets. $195 per CAPTAIN EASY room, kitchen, brick floored CASH Registers and adding FR E E TO older person, month. Call 644-2427. 1972 DODGE, pick-up, Adven-'^ BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE mud room plus front-to-back machines. - Sales, service, miniature poodle, six months APARTMENTS turer package, power steering,-; CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ □ MISC. FOR SALE and brakes, automatic^ LIKE THE TOWER CLOCKS IN MEANWHILE. cathedral ceiling fireplaced supplies. 15 years experience, ages, additions, bathrooms, old. No children please. Call NICE NEIGHBORHOOD - THIS THING'S FANTASTIC, EASY! formerly with NCR. Free Two-Bedroom townhouses. large 2-bedroom apartment, transmission, $2,795. 1970 EUROPE- THAT S O GLORIOUSLY SOME OF IT S EN6INEEKIN<3 FEATURES family room. Walk-out base­ kitchens, houses, repairs. Free weekdays between 10-2 p.m., CHIME- HERE MV HUMBLE, Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Articles for Sale 41 646-6602. Fireplace. Wall-to-wall private entrance, parking, FORD LTD with air-'i COULD BE USED IN A SPACE ROBOT J... ment with "rec" room for the estimates. Small jobs. Stephen carpeting. Two air- conditioning, $1,200.’ HOMESPUN GENIUS BUILT A ; WHO MADE IT? Coventry, 742-6381. Martin, 646-7295. appliances, near MCC. mSTERWOKK OF TIM E! y kids. 20' redwood deck DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, POMERANIANS, all colors, conditioners, appliances, heat Available July 1st. Adults. 646- Repossessions, ^vings Bank o f' overlooking % acre of Manchester. 646-1700. OHi BROTHER! LAWN SERVICE - Complete TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, poodles, apricot toy-minature, and hot water. Tiled bath. No 7318. property plus 2-car over­ mowing, raking, yards cleaned. t a l k ABOUT BONOS . Carpentry and general contrac­ stone, gravel, pool and patio peke-a-poos; Siberian husky pets. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER IN THE b e l f r y : sized garage. Full wall-to- Summer contracts available. sand. 643-9504. and White German Shepherds. .FOUR rooms available July 1st 1970 BMW - 2,002, good condi­ ting. Residential and commer­ tion. For information call 643- HOLLYHOCK^ , LEADING wall carpeting and a built-in Free estimates. Senior citizen cial. Whether it be a small Willimantic, 487-0944. Call 649-7620 in Orford Village. Phone 649- LED THE discounts. 643-0304, 647-1723. 9314. 9229. H O P E I T /THE HONOR dishwasher, make the house repair job, a custom built home ALUMINUM sheets used as h o n o r r o l l DOESN'T ROLL CAN’T ready to move Into. Owner or anything in between, call 646- printing plates, .007 thick, AKC Registered, Toy Poodle ASAIn T . THROW \h u r t h e r LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. pups, one chocolate female, one FOUR ROOM renovated apart- 1962 LANCER, 78,000 original HER transferred. Late summer 1379. miles, $100. Phone 649-4313. and cellars cleaned. For free Phone 643-2711. black male. Buy from a reliable TWO bedrooms in small brand ment, appliances, heat, b a c k occupancy. Small assumable estim ates phonie 647-9610 breeder. 872-4807, 872-6306. parking, central location, OUT' mortgage to qualified buyer. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, new building. Perfect location. 1964 PLYMOUTH FURY, anytime. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Silver I^ne, East Hartford. security, $190 monthly. 649- No commissions or other 3340. automatic transmission, l^st concrete repairs, inside and cents each. Inquire side door. ••• Electric kitchen, patio, C 1874 6v N6A Inc. TM S*Q US QW fees. Call 643-9454. CUSTOM MADE draperies, offer, phone 643-0345. outside. Reasonably priced. Manchester Evening Herald. Boats-Accassorles 45 carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. $57,500 very reasonable, work 643-0851. THREE-ROOM furnished STEVE CANYON guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- WE BUY and sell used fur­ apartment, couple or older per­ BY MILTON CANIFF 53 Laland Drive 18’ Wooden boat, with trailer. EAST HARTFORD - Modem 1969 CUSTOM FORD - 500, 2- 4266. MASONRY WORK - Brick, niture. Cash on the line. One one bedroom apartment, son. Convenient location. 224 door, 6 cylinder, automatic, piece or an entire housefull. Needs work. Phone 643-6424 Charter Oak Street, block and stone. New work and between 9-5 p.m. carpet, air-conditiond, $495. Call '742-9212. STAND BACk X H E 'L L p r o b a b l y G&H PAVING & Construction repairs, reasonable prices. Call 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 appliances, available im- Manchester, 643-8368. 7 eiRLS... ^ C O M £ OUT IN HIGH Company - Paving, sealing, 643-9508. Main Street Rear, behind m^iately. Security required, - L . OEAR/ concrete work, septic systems Douglas Motor Sales. 14’ FIBERGLASS boat, 50 h.p. FIVE-ROOM Apartment, gar­ Mercury electric start motor, $155. Superintendant, 569-2339. Lots-Land tor Sale 24 installed. Commercial and ANY TYPE Carpentry and age. Cellar storage and yard. residential. 26 years CLEAN USED refrigerators, trailer, complete $800. Call 643- $175 monthly. Manchester. 649- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64~ THE BORN LOSER masonry work, auditions and 0345. PORTER STREET - Three 2871. experience. Free estimates. remodeling. Free estimates. A. ranges, automatic washers, rooms, heat, parking, utilities. 64^233. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 1973 YAMAHA, 360, R’K, dirt THAT'S BETTER/ .INEVER LAMD Squillacote, 649-0811. Sporting Goods 46 $160. Security deposit. No pets. and road cycle. Ultra-low WHO ARE YOU? NO\ SAID Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Ideal for newlyweds. 247-4688, FOUR-ROOM Modern apart­ WHERE DO YOU Commercial zoned 7.7 acres. LAWrKMOWING reasonable 2171. ment. Central Location. Heat, mileag with extras. Excellent ’rrwAs ONE STEEL paddle tennis 236-0564. condition. Call 649-8559. COME FROM? NEAR Corner location, Sullivan rates, reliable College students. hot water, stove, and HERE,FDR Avenue, South Windsor. Call for fri estimates, 643- RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 SCREENED Loam, gravel, court, complete, two years old, refrigerator. $170 monthly, plus must be disassembled. Call MANCHESTER - Unusual one- CAT5AKE/ Phone after 7 p.m. 6566. processed gravel, sand, stone, security. 649-2497. LOW COST motorcycle in­ Southington Metal Fabricating, bedroom Townhouse, includes surance, immediate binding. ROOFING, SIDING, gutters, and fill. George H. Griffing, heat, appliances, carpeting, full CUSTOM MAD^ draperies and awnings, lightninq complete Inc., 742-7886. Plantsville, Conn. - 1-621-3515. THREE-ROOM Apartment, See us for your needs, Crockett' m private basement, patio, en­ Agency, 643-1577. I bedspreads, wide\election of protection. Expert service. trances. $215 per month. Paul heated, appliances, clean, near • • • •••••••••••••• fabrics. Phone 649-1786 Lowest possible prices. All LOAM, topsoil, fill, gravel for Garden Products 47 bus line. Phone 649-9021. Investment'Property 25 W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, HARLEY-Davidson - Motor-' anytime. work guaranteed. Insured- sale. Excavating, septic, sewer 646-1021. budget terms. E. Steve Pearl, work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., VEGETABLE plants for your FOUR ROOM duplex, 95 Bridge CTcles, parts and accessories;- MANCHESTER, 8-room REMODELING - rec rooms, Beacon Lightning Protection 646-5114, 742-9477. garden. All types-At reasonable Street, newly rMecoratd, im­ Expert service. Harley-I aluminum sided building on garages, additions, utility sheds Company, M3-5465. rices. Chickosky Farm, 132 mediate occupancy. Garage. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street;- THE FLINTSTONES Rloody Road, (Hazardville Sec­ BY HANA-BARBERA East Center Street. First floor, and decks. Call 875-8216 for es­ LOAM FOR Sale - Sand and APARTMENT FOR RENT Big yard. Call owner 649-5638. Hartford. 247^9774. ; former dental office, amesited timates. gravel delivered. Phone 646- tion), Enfield, Conn. 7494375. parking lot, ideal professional ROOFING AND Gutters in­ Newly decorated apartment MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 3109. ALLEY OOP L IK E I V E location ..... Martens Agency, STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ stalled. Reasonable prices. GERANIUMS, 50 and 75 cents consisting of three rooms, Homes tor Rent 54 Lowest rates available. Realtors, 646-2550. Elirninate middle man. 643-9735 each, Hybred petunia, 75 cents Immediate binding. Prompt A L W A '/S p r e a c h e d . ting Agency - Painting, interior- RAILROAD TIES for sale, downtown Manchester. 613 y o U 'R E 'CLEANUNESe /S exterio^jj carpentry small jobs, 7-9 a.ip. and 5-9 p.m. excellent condition, a pack, annuals and vegetable Main Street, across from FOUR room home, Bolton, un­ Claim service. Call (Harke In­ plants, 50 and 75 cents a dozen. furnished, no pets, no children, NOT N E K T TO masonry and cement work, 8’6”x8”x8” . Phone 872-6754, Center Park, on bus line. surance Agency, 643-1126. Real Estate Wanted 28 ROOFING - Installation and Ponticelli’s Greenhouse, ^27 lease, 643-'3-7802 betetween 9-5:30.------MAD ( S O O L lN E S e fences, tilling for gardening, 872-7103. No order too large or Heat, hot water, refrigerator, repairs, gutters, storm win­ North Main Street, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all IT 'S S O tree work, no job too small, for small. Contractors welcomed. gas range and parking CLOSE, SELLING your home or any household job call for es­ dows, doors. Experienced Manchester. Open 7 days a LARGE EIGHT-Room partly makes, models ana speeds. 4 acreage? For prompt friendly quality workmanship. Fully in­ week and evenings until dark. provided. References, securi­ furnished Colonial. Working Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, REN/. timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. KELVINATOR gas stove, 30”, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• service, call Louis Dimock and 7 p.m. sured. Free estimates. like new, only one year old. Call ty required, no children, no adults. Large lawn, parking Manchester Bicycle Shop, 64^ Realty, 649-9823. Reasonable prices. Rick 646-4822 after 5. Antiques 48 pets. area. No pets. 643-2880. 2098. Burnett, 646-3005. \ FUTURE HOME TREES removed, sites cleared, 643-0578 attar 6 p.m. ALL CASH for your property DARK RED wing back sofa, ANTIQUE bottles and glass in­ MANCHESTER - Four room HANDLE BARS - factory-' BEDROCIC within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, save money on tree removal. sulators for sale, phone 643- home, immaculate, fully fur­ Free estimate, fully insured. BIDWELL Home Im pr^m ent maple end tables, 25” color seconds all styles, $5. each. fSOAP CO. instant service. Hayes Agency, 6153. nished. modern, garage. Subur­ LJ— I—Lc >«-Lx , Call 646-1330. Co. Expert installation of table TV, air-rake, table for Connecticut Cycle Accessories, 646-0131. aluminum siding, gutters and VERNON - 5-room dqplex, $225. ban location. No pets. No 316 Hartford Road< C 3 portable sewing machine. Call Four rooms, $120. Three rooms, children. $275 monthfy. Lease, Painting-Papering trims. Roofing installation and 646-7393 after 6 p.m. WANTED Antique furniture, Manchester. "WE WILL buy your house. Call 32 repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or $115. Heat extra. Four rooms, references. Hayes Corporation, anytime, Hutchins Agency, other antique items. R. $170, heat, electricity. Phone 646-0131. £ L . PAPER HANGING and ceiling WHIZE apartment size 20” 1966 HONDA 305, low mileage, Realtors, 649-5324. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Harrison, 643-8709. 872-0359 , 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. good condition. Phone 643-9126. painting. Neat work. stove, refrigerator-freezer 5 Business for Rent roofing, storm windows, aw­ 1/2’ Tru-cold automatic. 55 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY SELLING your house? Call us Reasonable rates. Phone MANCHESTER - New deluxe WIN AT BRIDGE V'FCHRDJl»tW 4« Leonard Spiegelberg 643-9112. nings. Quality workmanship, Excellent condition. Phone 643- 1973 HONDA 350, 4 cylinder, 3,- first and we’ll make you a cash free estimates. Fully insured. two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 TWO-room office and waiting 000 miles. $1,100 firm. Phone 1905. Wanted to Buy 49 baths, includes h«at, offer. One day service. T. J. 872-9187, 649-3417. room./House & Hale Building, ’ 643-8162 between 5-7 p.m. The bidding has been: 4 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. COLLEGE Graduate students appliances, carpeting, full 953 Main Street, Call 643-4846. X dream ed available for exterior and in­ USED OFFICE desk, tan, third round. Then he ruffs ROOFING — Specializing CASH FOR antique furniture, private basement. $275 per 1970 HONDA 90, excellent con­ a so u tv o u Another end play does trick West North East South terior painting.Six years center and double side drawers, clocks, paintings, pewter, month. Paul W. Dougan, OFFICE SPACE for rent, air- ALL NIGHT, dummy’s last diamond, plays 1* Double Pass 2V experience. Fully insured. Free repairing roofs, new roofs, $20. Phone 646-6341 between 9-5 dition, very low mileage, $350. ace king and another club to gutter work, chimneys, cleaned glass, lamps. Call anytime. 643- Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. conditioned. Call 643-9551. Call after 5, 646-3877. AAR. 24 3? Pass ? □ MISC. SERVICES estimates! Call our com­ p.m. 6535. eliminate that suit and and repaired. 30 years ABERNATHY The letter “R” in the code You, South, hold: petitors, than call us, 649-7034. FIVE modern rooms, new finally leads out his king of experience. Free estimates. OFFICE - Ground floor, ap­ Campers-Trallers word “ARCH” stands for 4 6 5 VJ43 2 4AQ97G8 53 WILDCAT Rider lawnmower, WANTED - Boy’s 10-speed bicy- stove, refrigerator, carpeting, NORTH 4 spades. Howley, 643-5361. proximately 12x18, private Mobile Homes 65 "Review the bidding.” It is What do you do now? Services Offered 31 INSIDE - Outside painting, one year old. Originally $350, cle’ reasonable, " Calf 646-7393 electricity, parking,■ g, yard. Goot lavatory and closet. Heat, air- ♦ Q64 fe c ia l rates for people over 65. asking $175. Phone 646-6602. ▼ Q106 usually less important than A—Pass or hid four hearts. It ROSSI ROOFING, siding, after 6 p.m. neighborhood,neigh" $230. Phone 649- conditioning and parking in­ PLAZA HOMES - 1348 Wilbur West takes his ace and is Fully insured. Estimates given. 4 J632 the other letters which stand all depends on your partner's SHARPENING Service - chimneys, gutters, free es­ 8350. cluded. Lappen Building, 164 Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ helpless. If he leads the suit Call 649-7863. FURNITURE - Must sell, 4 K 9 6 for “Analyze the lead,” bidding style. Saws, knives, axes, shears, timates. Fully insured. Days, East Center Street. 649-^1. pike, Berlin, Conn. “Quality back. South lets it ride skates, rotary blades. Quick kitchen set, living room set, WEST EAST “Count your winners and around to his 10. If he leads TODAY’S QUESTION evenings, 529-8056. Paul Homes” sensibly priced. New dOIESd-* losers” and “How can I make service. Capitol Equipment TEACHERS have saved bureaus. 56 Birch Street, □ RENTALS SMALL BUSINESS space for 4 AJ972 4 83 something else. South ruffs in Instead of bidding three hearts Cosgrove 643-5364. Manchester, after 4 p.m. and used homes on display. BiwewwJ my contract” But there are Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. homeowners 20-50% on quality store or office. Phone 643-6441. Parts, supplies, accessories. 14’ ▼ 75 ▼ 82 dummy and discards a spade. your partner bid two notrump Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday house painting. Foui%pen years PRESIDENTIAL ♦ KQ8 ♦ A975 times when it is important over West’s two spades. What do BARRETT HOME Improve­ wide homes. Open house Friday (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) experience, fully insured. 643- AIR CONDITIONERS - prices 4 Q 8 4 4J10532 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- ment Company, aluminum Rooms for Rent 52 VILLAifiE APTS. Resort Property and Saturday. 1-828-0369. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU you do now? 7958. 1609. will be going up on air- For Rent 56 SOUTH (D) South ruffs the third dia­ siding, make your home look conditioners so order now Answer Tomorrow like new. Save fuel with in­ THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ MANCHESTER SELLING your home? Call HCV/CCMEYOU Y o u 'V e S O T S O M E 4K10S mond and sees that in order B. H. MaGowan Jr. and Sons. before the heat moves in. ▼ AKJ943 REWEAVING burns, holes. sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa nished rooms, centrally DENNISPORT, Cape Cod,-two Plaza Mobile Homes Brokers. Q C r W IN T H R O P VERY«rRANk3E to make his contract he can Answer to Previous Puzzle Interior and exterior painting, Montgomery Ward., 643-2185. ♦ 104 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. products. Complete trim. Save located. Kitchen privileges. One and two bei^ooms. bedroom, large family room, Buyers waiting. 828-0360. ANBMBIKEAND F = R IE N O S / only afford to lose one spade V ariety Window shades, Venetian paperhanging. Thirty years Parking. Reasonable rates. fully equipped, available June 4 A 7 trick. The simple play to do SG’llS a Q B m o m E s t 1 good money and get a job done MAPLEWOOD - Slingerland Near schools, cmirches /WYOAD WON'T IB A Ph o M E N T blinds. Keys. TV for rent. experience. Four generations. Phone 649-2358. 22nd, through August 3rd. 643- 1971 PROWLER travel trailer North-South vulnerable this is to play East for the Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Free estimates. Fully insured. right by local craftsman. drum set, double bass, three and shopping centeK on SETAIEONE? BIIB N A S A Financing available. Roger G. 6369. 17’ self-contained, sleeps six.' jack of spades. However, if ACROSS DOWN □ KdQi s i f e *r 1 643-7361. tom-toms, case included. NEW FURNISHED room, near bus line. Call anytime/ Excellent condition, $2,100.649- South reviews the bidding he BaBSlB BQE] BSia MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Barrett, Webster Lane, Bolton, Excellent condition also two Weet North East South 1 Feminine 1 Unfettered ■ DCailESCa QQIBB 649-0822. bus line, laundromat, LAKE WINNEPAUSAKEE - 7847 after 5. will rem em ber that West appellation 2 Gibbons Removal, pruning, lot clearing, COLLEGE PAINTERS - Five blue swirl fibreglass congas 12 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 1? laEaanGaci lEnaaBBES restaurant, parking. Excellent Waterfront cottage, sleeps six. U 2 ? Pass 4 ? overcalled one spade and is 9 Hodgepodge 3 Leave out siGiQiaBci aoiaiQtSEi spraying.Fully insured. years experience. Save 30-60%. and 13” plus stands. Excellent 4 Narrow ROOFING-Installation and value. 646-1960. All utilities furnished. Call 1- 1971 MOBILE HOME, 12x60’ Pass Pass Pass almost certain to hold the 13 Branched QE3 Licensed. Free estimates. Appraisals. Peter Tilley, 742- condition. 643-9907, ask for 14 Scepters inlet BEia QBQ lataBS repairs, gutters, storm win­ 603-524-4948 or write Mrs. fully furnished. Porch, shed, jack. ■ T E Phone 633-5345. 6117, (toll free) after 4:30. George Gould before noon or FURNISHED ROOM for Yolanda Dinan, P.O. Box 4, nicely shrubbed, air- Opening lead--♦ K 15 Assam 5 Letter □ dows, doors. Experienced after 5. TWO-BEDROOM, five-room silkworm 6 Baseball IM El 5i t A N QDEaca quality workmanship. Fully in­ working lady, 20 plus, share L^ek^port, N.H. 03246. conditioner. $7,000. Phone 1-429- The play is not obvious but 16 Compass teams [A Z i ] M 1 C a a s a ia ia B TREE SERVICE (Soucier) CEILINGS, inside painting, kitchen, bath with t,wo other apartment. Second floor. Heat, 7410 or 527-9971 after 6 p.m. KQe. IT E 3 E T E Trees cut, trimmed or topped, papering, floor sanding- sured. Free estimates. YOUNGSTOWN sink with garage. Adult couple only, no By Oswald & James Jacoby it can be worked out. South point 7 Penny Reasonable prices. Rick ladys. Linens, p r/a te entrance, MISQUAMICUT - R.I. - Four starts with two rounds of 17 Narrow 8 City in Uie stumps removed, fully insured. cabinet, $35. 15’ swimming children or pets. 647-9805. C H M hyNCA . UK.. T B . IUb US PK. OH refinishing (specializing in Burnett, 646-3005. parking, centra/643-8649. rooms, heated, families only, 1973 ATCO Trailer, 17 1/2’. 6-V ^ r t u r e Netherlands 24 Heavy 40 Abdicate Got a tree problem? Well worth older floors). John Verfaille, pool, accessories, $45. 5’ birch trumps. The suit breaks so volume ------walking distance to beach, $185 hitch and extras included, used there is no need to play a 18 ElastlFr.) 9 Masculine 41 Prison a phone call. 742-8252. 646-5750, 872-2222. island counter with cabinets. COMPLETELY Furnished BOLTON - Large one-bedroom per week. 643-0491. 10 days, $2,200. Phone 649-7934. BY FRANK O’NEAL 19 Encountered name 25 Son of Seth room CALL VERN - for your exterior 643-0391. apartment, quiet neighborhood, 20 Playthings 10 Lounge (Bib.) 42 District needs. Free estimates. Vern’s housekeeping room inoluding •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving PAINTING AND CARPETING all utilities. Parking. 272 Main carpeting, electric kitchen, m TRADE you f YOU SOTEM \ BOV DID I TAKE H IM . A HIM TMmrHIM GOTA DEAL. for girls about 26 Greetings 43 Hue Roofing and Siding, 643-4605. Wanted to Rent 57 ADULTS And Retired - On dis­ 21 Roiuette 11 False god 27 Fiesta 44 Cotton large appliances, cleaning - Try my prices before you buy. 4 and 4 WHITE BENGAL 'gas Street, Manchester. fireplace, sundeck. References play now the all new “70-2-14” THESE b e a u t if u l BEADS FOR DEAL.COWBOV. HAKIOFa OF USELESS BEADS Pur h j u a plentv^ i m s / cellars and attics, also some and oil range, 275 gallon oil required. $195 momthly. 643- wager 12 Hops'kilns 28 At all limes bundle Charlie Gatchell, 872-6766 or COLLEGE PROFESSOR and mobile home. Completely fur-' THATa'BUFFAlDSMN. FOR THIS LUXURIOUS FUR. S TA R eAXER^*iV> 22 Scottish (var.) 29 Scatters, as 45 Elliptical tree work done. 644-1775. 875-2006. tank, Karlin oil burner. Call 5983. By CLAY R. POLLAN------PLEASANT quiet furnished wife wish to lease, with option, nished including two-door —Ok_ ^ ARIB LlIRA alder tree 19 Masculine hay 46 Surf sound Heating-Plumbing 35 after 4:30 p.m., 643-4750, Your Daily Admty Guide JK 20 Doctors 31 Roman dale 47 Heavy blow room for working gentleman. small two bedrooin Ranch in refrigerator, electric range, MAR. 11 T . 11 23 Purloin LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom liiliiiHiiiaiaiiMBMMM Coventry, Bolton, Andover, According to Iht Slari. 'i 26 Reply (ab.) (ab.) 32 Hurries 49 Vehiiile Call 646-7944 after 5. divan, occasional chair, end and :f. iiiilt^ 50 Cuckoo cellars and attics cleaned, decorating. Interior painting. LYNN’S PLUMBING - FENDER RHODES electric Manchester, Mansfield area. coffee tables, lamp, dinette set, 5^37-38-TO To develop message for Wednesday, 27 Obtain 21 Sponsor 35 Presently piano. Still under warranty APARTMENT 42-43-51.44J' 30 Formulate 22 Dill 37 Dance step blackbird lawns mowed, small tree work. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ ROOM FOR gentleman next to 278-2229. draperies, curtains and wall-to- read words corresponding to numbers 72-73-74 C Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Remodeling. Exterior painting. struction. Water pumps. $400. 1429-0593 after 4 p.m. of your Zodiac birth sign. 32 Possess 23 Eschar 39 Bamboolike S3 Babylonian bath, near Center, telephone RENTAL OmCE wall carpet in living room. An TAURUS SCORPIO 33 Nervous (med.) grasses deity Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. French spoken. 875-7263. A--'. A n. 10 1 Dome 31 Slow 61 To outside room. 643-5331. We have a large variety of abudance of cabinets and 2 A 32 Income ocr. malady ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Fully insured. For estimate call SEARS KENMORE push but­ closets that are sure to please. liriu A Y io 62 Yourselt I 2 3 4 8 I 1 r W ii iT deluxe one and two-bedroom □ AUTOMOTIVE 3 Secret 33 A n 63 In HOY. 1 1 ^ 34 Minute eling, rec rooms, offices, 649-9658. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing ton electric range, Kelvinator Step saver kitchen, large, f'N3(L»J(>.S3 4 Romonce 34 Secret 64 Program 36 E ^ ^ ia n apartments and townhouses^ 12-15-l7-32/.„. IT 14 household repairs. Phone 649- — Prompt, courteous service. refrigerator. 14” GM, 15” Ford (.uc.. Tniw. U.1 pu, at. *-1 5 T h e 35 Shop 65 M ay throughout Manchester. Ren­ master bedroom, guest room, - 36Do«m 39-4081-MLSJ 4594. TOP QUALITY interior pain­ Call 643-1496. wheels. 643-2880. GIMINI 6 Apologlie 66 Better pleasure tal office open daily from 9-5,( Autos For Sale 61 comfortable sized living room 7 M oke 37 For 67 Be SAGITTARIUS.wi I II 1$ If ting and varnishing. Call Bob Apartments For Rent BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE MAY 11 8 Fortune 38 Jewelry 37 Footlike 53 and dining area. Porch, awning, 68 For HOY.iP. 11 A u TWO HANDY men want varie­ for best price in town. 643-9859. SEWERLINES, sink lines, MOVING OUT of State, five- other times by apptintment. patio for your outdoor living..' » 9 Tide'* 39 Up 69 You part II Ji 2A NEED CAR? Credit bad? d e j e c t e d , p e p p e r s it s in THE HOTEL LOBBY.. 10 Smiles 40 Or 70 W eorir^ 38 Approaches ty of jobs, raking rolling, cleaned with electric cutters, piece bedroom set, white WE HAVE customers waiting" ^3,400. Other models also! I.HEY/ IS SHEIK AU STAYING] AND WHAT MAY Z TELL THE ^ D ieC . n W Bankrimt? Repossessed? IP 6^ 7-11-13 11 Amends 41 An 71 FinorKiolly 14-16-20-21^ 39 Ethiopian liming, fertilizing, mowing Building-Contracting 33 by professionals. McKinney Colonial canopy,, girls. One twin in -46 12Chanoes 42 Keep for the rental of your apartment DMMTOENTIVIBSES,Ma Honest Douglas accepts lowest available. Clubhouse, swim--’ T ■THIS HOTEL? SHEIK IS YOUR BUSINESS, /MR. 72 Subject 254446 W . prince lawns, attics, cellars cleaneiT Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ bed, and other items. Phone 13 M oke 43 Your 73 To w s r or home. J.D. Real Estate 2404 Nm State.M, Mndwstar down, smallest payments. ming pool, sauna bath. Live in a ; > ------r r i k — t S A W Y E R CANCIR 14 Start 44 More CAPRICORN 40 Dower Reasonable rates, 643-5305. MASONRY - All types, pany, 643-5308. 646-0357. after 5 p.m. 74 Change property Associates, Inc. 646-1980. $40-1021 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. well planned and controlled' ^„yuH iii 15 In 45 About 75 Apparel OfC. U fieldstone, brick, concrete. community with privacy and; ^JU L Y 11 16 New 44 Money 76 Berwliciol 41 Delicacies PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road Free estihiates. after 5 p.m., NO JOB too small, toilet SOFA BED and chair, sofa and LOOKING for. anything in real AUTO INSURANCE - compare natural surroundings. You can.- 17 Eomed 47 Unexpected 77 Moke JAN. 44 Franklin's h Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, 643-1870 or 644r2975 chair, blond stereo console,’ O ', 5- 9-27-29 is M in or 48 H eolth 78 Or 2- 3- 4-24/ nickname repairs, plugged drains, kitchen estate rental — apartments, THREE-BEDROOM duplex, our low rates. For a telepnone save money and live better. Let I .^31-366M4 19 W orry 49 Change 79 Big h^2SG4 V envelopes, bills, quick copy, faucets replaced, repaired, rec blond end tables, two kitchen children allowed. $235 includes 45 GoldlSp.) u homes, multiple dwellings, no quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- Jensen’s give you a new key to;- 20Plons 50 Important BO Your AQUARIUS 48 Great Lake chairs, small refrigerator, air- LIO 21 Rotting 51 Social 81 Down wedding invitations. Xeroxing. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - rooms, bathroom remodeling, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate heat and hot water. Call 647- living-security and peace of;; 49 Eccentric 875-4819. Remodeling, ■ repairing, ad­ heat modernization, etc. Free conditioner, ,humidifier, dis­ 9686. ^ -'I/tTU 22 Sweetly 52 Something 82 Indicated JAN. M Associates, Inc. 646-1980. mind^. Jensen’s Inc. Rolling; - AUG. 11 23 On 53Secret 83 Plons fll. It wheel ditions, rec rooms, porches and estimates gladly given. M & M hwasher, mangle iron and SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines, Hills, route 44-A, MansfieliT; 241s 54 G na t's 84 Efforts 50 Shakespearean tl 4$ w JT LICENSED Rest Home - with roofing. No job too small. Call chair, pool cover, vacuum, J-54-59-48 25 For 55 Your 85 R on 1- 8-10-22/O river Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. ROCKVILLE - three room MANCHESTER - Large from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 Mrs. Young, 26 Old Wood Kd., , '69-77-79<3 23-5587-89Va; r 24 hour nursing supervision. 649-3144. filter. Plus dishes, books, knick- modern one and two-bedroom 26 N ot 56 Someone 86 Your 51 Grant use J apartment, heat, hot water, Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- 429-1786, Nhiin office. Route 10, ' VIRGO 27 Turning 57 Feel 87 Pocketbook PISCES Certified recreation program, TOWNE Plumbing Service, knacks. You all come, coffee apartments, air-conditioning, 28 So 58 M atter 88 Items temporarily 8i 12 stove and refrigerator, 1558. Southington, 1-628-0317. H I. IP 52 Estrange ambulatory residents. |14. per CARPENTRY - Repairs, repairs, alterations, vanity will be on. 17 Oval Lane, off carpeted living room, $145. carpet, appliances, pool and 29 D on't 59 Hoppening 89 Today day. Telephone Administrator, remodeling, additions, roofing. cabinets a specialty. Call to Waddell Rd., Wednesday, playground. Available im­ 30 Keep 60 M o stly 90 Imr^lnotion M AR .M ■ 54 Pillars U K Adults only, no pets, ^security JUNK CARS removed free. 1967 STARCRAFT tent trailer, 41-47- 55 Tradesman 4 St. Anthony Home, Rockville. Call David Patria, South Wind­ 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- Thursday, Friday and Satur­ mediately. Security required. |"\lil9-45-4^18-19-45-48 /G ood Advetse ^^h/eutral deposit required. Parking for Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. sleeps 4, excellent condition. Hj60^66-9-90 HIOV 57-71-76 (faWSPAl'in I Nil liPHiSR A'S.'IN I 875-9121. sor, 644-1796. 4056.' day, 10-5. one car. Call 643-9678. $170 and $195. Eastern, 646-8250. 528-1990. $650. Phone 649-6889. I PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 4. 197> Obituaries Red Rock Manchester y Hospital Police Report (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Samuel Libby Charles E. Rogers Funeral services for Nfrs. on the Red Rock application until courts Notes Funeral services were held but at least one road — Tolland ’Tpke. — rule on a legal challenge to the MAP MANCHESTER In other police fiction: Samuel (Slyvia C. Lassow) Lib­ Saturday in Venice, Fla., for would be near traffic capacity at peak by, who died Saturday at Hart­ Associates Buckland zone changes. ’Three youths were arrested • The residents of 47 Msple Charles Ely Rogers of Venice, evening traffic hours. Kenith Leslie of 34 Bates Rd. suggested Discharged Monday: Dorothy about 11 p.m. on Grandview St. St reported two youths have ford Hospital, were Sunday at formerly of Manchester, who Regarding Red Rock’s impact on Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford. that the Red Rock development should be Massey, East Hartford; Carrie and charged with possession of siphoned off $48 worth of gas died May 30 in a convalescent schools, Schuester said the development coordinated with the proposed MAP Knowles, 60 North St.; Victoria marijuana after police from their car in the last two Burial was in the Hartford home in Venice. He was the would probably produce about 180 public Mutual Society Cemetery. She Associates development, and he also Klaczak, 1060 Main St., South responded to complaints of a weeks at night and they scared husband of Maude C. Rogers of school children, a number which wouldn’t them off Monday night at 10:50 was the mother of Mrs. Gail criticized the Red Rock application Windsor; Richard Maynard, loud party and racing cars. Venice. necessitate new school construction; as the youths came back for - Kravitz and sister of Herman because it would mean the loss of another Windsor; Eunice McClelland, Burial will be in East Other testimony for the applicant in­ more. ’They were described as Lassow, both of Manchester. local recreational facility: ’The Red Rock 154 Irving St.; Wendell graves, The three are James k. Cemetery at the convenience of cluded comments by real estate appraiser Golf Course. Storrs; Lois Feder, 344 Lydall Girouard, 19, of East Hartford, in their older teens and driving Memorial Week will be con­ the family. Richard Barry that the CUD development a 1968 tan Chevrolet. tinued at the home of Mrs. Kar- William Borbley of 116 Carriage Dr. St.; Richard Modean, 481 Daniel W. House, 17, of East The Watkins Funeral Home, would be the best use of the Red Rock site Parker St. • Four tires and wheels . vitz, 49 Sanford Rd. commented that the Red Rock develop­ Hartford, and Patricia Getman, 142 E. Center St., is in charge of and remarks by William Mahland of ment doesn’t belong in Manchester and he Also, Elizabeth Nagle, 15 17, of 147 Olcott St. All were valued at $304 were stolen from local arrangements. Achenbach, who presented a report maintained that large residential Goslee Dr.; Louis Garbich, released on their written a new Capri parked in the He was to n in Moodus. He detailing his firm’s experience and the de­ developments would hasten deterioration Bolton; Ann Lamonde, Enfield; promise to appear Jn Circuit fenced enclosure behind was employed as an accountant mand for housing construction in the of the rest of Manchester. Deborah King, StaffordviUe; Court 12, on June 17. Moriarty Bros, off Broad St. Lawrence H. House at Cheney Bros, from 1915 to Greater Hartford area. Mrs. Ditta Tani of 90 Concord Rd., Jeanette Valenti, East Hart­ Wh)en police arrived on Monday night. ’The tires are Lawrence H. House, 80, of 1931. He was transferred to the Turning to public comments, they heard chairman of the land use committee of the ford; Bronisla Granatek, 93 Grandview St., “20 to 25 kids black walls and the wheels are Utica, N.Y., formerly of New York office of Cheney traffic and sewer concerns mentioned by Manchester League of Women Voters, Bette Circle, Vernon. split the area,” the police said. steel mags, silver in color. The Manchester, died Monday at St. Bros, where he became an most of the eight speakers, including commented briefly on the plans but didn’t gate was not broken and ap­ Luke’s Memorial Hospital, assistant to Ward Cheney, the Richard Barker of M Green Hill St., take a definite position either in favor or ’The three arrested youths were parently the theft was made Utica. He was the husband of company’s president, and William Anderson of 340 Burnham St., in opposition to the Red Rock application. sitting in a car. Five other after scaling the fence. Mrs. Cornelia Bahr House. remained there for several Barbara Griswold of 912 Tolland ’I^ke., The Red Rock CUD application is the youths wereXbrought into Mr. House was born in years. and John Harris of 262 Union St. third such rezoning request since the PZC Fire Calls headquarters bu^ were not VERNON He later became secretary- Barker said there were many un­ Manchester and had lived in adopted CUD regulations in 1970. ’The first Fire calls reported in charged. Francis Rudenauer Jr., 25, di treasurer of the Devoe and resolved questions about the Red Rock Utica since 1933. He had been two drew heated opposition from Manchester since Monday 30 Windermere Ave., Ellington an agent for the Aetna Life In­ Reynolds Paint Co. where he development, and he implied that Red neighbors. afdtemoon were: was charged Monday with dis­ surance Co. in Utica for 50 was at the time of his retire­ Rock might destroy the character of An application for a large CUD develop­ Roy Klember, 21, of 443 Grif­ orderly conduct and intoxica­ ment. Manchester. • 5:44 p.m. —smoldering lint years. He was a member of ment off Keeney St. was withdrawn after in a clothes dryer at 183 N. Elm fin Rd., South Windsor was tion in connection with the in­ Grace Episcopal Church in Survivors, besides his wife, Anderson called for a firm statement by public hearings in 1971, after area St. (Eighth District). arrested Monday at 3; 45 p.m. vestigation of an accident on E. are a son, Charles E. Rogers town officials to impose a moratorium on Utica. residents mounted a huge campaign to •. 9:08 p.m. — minor accident and charged with third-degree Main St., Rockville. He is also survived by a Jr., of New Bedford, Mass.; zone changes and large-scale development “Bury CUD.” at 745 Main St. (Town). burglary and second-degree Police said Rudenauer and a daughter, Mrs. Samuel until the sewer problem is thoroughly brother, Sherwood House of The other CUD application was for part • 8:09 a.m. — odor of gas in a larceny in cnnection with the created a disturbance at the Board Jr. of Milford. studied. Milwaukee, Wis.; and a sister, of MAP Associates’ Buckland develop­ furnace room at 29 Haynes St. May 21 theft of tools and auto scene of an accident involving Mrs. Frederick Phil of Stanley, Lawrence Noone of 327 Bumbam St. — ment, which also drew considerable op­ (Town). accessories valued at over $700 his car. i ' N.C. who with Anderson led opposition to MAP position. ’The Buckland zone changes are • 9:11 a.m. — gas washdown from Stone’s Sunoco station at Funeral services are Associates’ massive development on land being challenged in the Hartford County due to a gas tank fallen Ifom a 18 McNall St.^Klember was James P. Glynn, 70, of no cer­ Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the adjacent to the Red Rock site — told PZC Court of Common Pleas by area truck at 44 Purnell PI. (Town). released on his written promise tain address, was charged Mon­ Elwood T. Day Funeral Home, he didn’t think a decision could be reached* families. to appear in court June 17. day with breach of peace and Utica. intoxication in connection with Graveside services will be Shure’s Name 0 the investigation of a distur-; , Thursday at 2 p.m. in East Withdrawn bance at a local restaurant. He .Cemetery. C-/, Union Will Meet was being held at the police sta-^ By Weicker I About Town I tign pending posting of bond. Lent! Zone No court ^ te s were available WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Manchester Lodge of Masons With Mediator Friday for either case. will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Lowell P. Weicker, Conn., (Continued from Page One) change, are concerned about Charles H. Hills today withdrew his nomination Masonic Temple. ’The Master ’The Carlyl&Johnson Machine worker and steadily moved up SOUTH WINDSOR - Charles the site, but town planning of­ the number of homes that could Co. union leaders and company of H. William Shure to be U.S. be built in a Residence AA Zone Mason degree will be conferred. the ranks to his present posi­ Henry Hills, 68, of 419 Graham ficials agreed that a residential Roger S. Ather, master, will management will sit down attorney in Connecticut and the impact on the quality of tion, second to I^ank Simon, Rd. died Monday at his home. because of threatened White subdivision was under con­ preside. together Friday at 10 a.m. in president. For Mr. Hills was born in Hart­ sideration. Town planning of­ life, schools, public utilities, the Hartford office of Joseph House opposition following the and traffic. About the present status of the ford and lived in the area most ficials also said that the public Emanuel Church Women will Parero, state labor mediator. firm as the srike is in is 12th young lawyer’s service to the Under Rural Residence your of his life before coming to hearing Monday night was un­ elect officers at its annual “We would like this resolved week. Treat said, ‘We are Senate Watergate Committee. zoning, the 43-acre site could South Windsor seven years ago. usual because it was the first meeting tonight at 7:45 at the as quickly as possible,” to d taking care of urgent customer Shure, 33, Weicker’s first support about 52 single-family A plumber and steamfitter, he time in recent year that church. Mrs. Everett Johnson Clifford l ^ t , newly appointed requirements with available son the choice for th job to replace homes, Groobert said, but a was employed by the former townspeople have opposed to a will preside, and reports will be vice president of the company help. And we’re doing very well retiring U.S. Attorney Stuart change to Residence AA Zone New York, New Haven and Residence AA Zone change. made of the group’s various ac­ at 52 Main St. at it under these condition.” graduate, Jones, served as an assistant would permit construction of Hartford Railroad for 17 years. (. tivities during the year. Mrs. “This is a riduculous thing,” He to d there are about 15 of­ minority counsel on the about 35 more homes — “a sub­ Later, he was employed at Groobert, representing George Okerfelt and Miss Inez ’Treat to d of the 12-week-old fice and ma.nagement people on Watergate committee. He will stantial increase,” he said. fta tt and Whitney Division of and Mrs. William Oleksinski of V Olson will serve as greeters. strike against the company by the “crew” working on p ^ u c - Seiko. continue to serve Weicker until Other persons opposing the United Aircraft Corp., East 137 Dartmouth Rd., sumitted Mrs. Carl A. Gustafson and 48 production workers there, tion as well as doing their the freshman senator com­ zone change included Gerald Hartford, for 21 years, retiring petitions opposing the zone Miss Ruth I. Benson 9re in members of the International regular duties. pletes his personal Watergate Remillard of 5 Carriage Dr. and in 1967. He was a former vice report. change which he said were charge of refreshments. Union of Electrical, Radio and In other developments con­ president of lAM Local 1746. sign^ by more than 20 per cent Alfred Stern of 34 S. Farms Dr. Machinery Workers, AFLCIO. cerning the strike: Weicker declined to comment Podrove, responding to op­ Survivors are two sons, John of the property owners within ‘‘This isn’t beneficial • Robert A. Pulcini, a field on the threatened White House position comments, said the Hills of South Windsor and 500 feet of the Lenti property. Mayfair Y Club will have a to anybody — the men, examiner for the Natioiial opposition, which was said by area residents’ opinions were Terrence Hills of East Hart­ Such a petition, if verified, ourselves, the customers or the Labor Relations Board in the informed sources to have come highly emotional and social gathering Wednesday at ford; two brothers, John Hills would force a 4-1 PZC vote for community.” Boston office, today to d he’ll , through channels after Shure represented an “exclusionary 10 a.m. in Cronin Hall of and Frank Hills, both of approval of rezoning, instead of ’Treat entered the picture as a come to Mandiester next week and five others were nominated attitude” in which area Mayfair Gardens. Wethersfield; two sisters, Mrs. the 3-2 vote usually required. representative of the company in response to the union’s for the U.S. attorney’s post. The residents were trying to pre­ Dorothy Reilly of Meriden and with the union after his appoint­ charges of unfair labor prac­ names were subm itt^ to the Groobert said areas vent further development of An adult Bible study will be Mrs. Joan Wurm of Baldwin, Justice Deartment. residents, in opposing te zone conducted Wednesday at 10 ment as vice president by the tices. L.I., N.Y.; and a grandson. their part of town. It was also learned that Shure a.m. at Zion Evangelical board of directors on ’Thursday • The case of Frank Simon, Funeral services are In other public hearings Mon­ Lutheran CJiurch. to replace retiring Albert 58, of 427 S. Main St. charged. had cleared an FBI investiga­ day night, the PZC heard com­ Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Taylor tion of his background with lit­ Hutchings who retired from the with first-degree assault with a and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 ments on requested business St. Mary’s Episcopal Church firm after 14 years as vice motor vehicle was continued tle difficulty, and the young rezoning for two unrelated S. Main St., West Hartford. New Haven attorney had the will have a service of the Holy president. for a week in Monday’s session Burial will be in Old North Track Opponents parcels — one on Spencer St. Eucharist, prayers for healing of Circuit Court 12 here. Simon support of Connecticut’s and the other at Parker and Cemetery, Hartford. judges. Force Referendum and a Bible study Wednesday Treat and Robert Pascoe, allegedly ran down Ingalls on Friends may call at the Taylor Sts. starting at 10 a.m. at the factory manager and Treat’s May 14 in front of the com­ funeral home tonight from 7 to The opponents of a $5 million Gastown, Inc., of church. assistant, will represent the pany. Ingalls was taken to From the Hot Lina Series: 9. dog, track planned for Springfield, Mass., is seeking a firm Friday. It is expected that Manchester Memorial Hospital Stainless steel/adjuat- change ffom Rural Residence able bracelet. Faceted Colchester by three Manchester Manchester Lodge of Masons and treated for neck and body to Business 2 Zone on a seven- Hardlex mar-resIst crystal. Leclerc Closes men have filed a 225-signature will conduct a Masonic service James Ingalls, union field injuries and released. petition to force a townwide acre parcel at the Parker and Seiko sun-ray Spring for the late Rudolph Swanson representative, will speak for In Memoriam Funeral Home referendum on the proposal in Taylor Sts. Qreen dial with blue tonight at 7 at Holmes Ftoeral the union Friday although ’The In loving memory of mother, Lucy The Leclerc Funeral Home at 30 to 60 days. Atty. Eugene Kelly, Herald was unable to contact minute track. Sell-wind, Gaudino, who passed away June 4, 1973 Home, 400 Main St. day-date calendar. 23 Main St., which was es­ representing the firm, said the him this morning. The developers are Richard Instant setting. Her memory is as dear today, tablished by the late Walter N. ektension of business zoning Treat, 58, is a longtime 98.2 foot water-tested. As in the hour she passed away. P. Hayes, real estate broker Leclerc, ceased operation would allow Gastown to build a Sunset Club wilT meet Manchester resident who Knit Btslattii Luminous. 17 jewels. and developer; Stephen J. . Son and Daughter-in-law today. proposed retail development. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the recently ihoved to Quarry Rd., Ask (or No. AC047M. $95. Cavagnaro, owner of Cavey’s He said the Great Atlantic Senior Citizens Center. Cards Bolton with his wife. ’They have iHnniniaU,jnt; Richard E. Leclerc, operator Restaurant; and Raymond F. & Pacific Tea Co. (A&P) has in­ will be played after the four married children. Treat 107* BURNSIDE AVE. of the funeral home since the Damato, building contractor dicated interest in a grocery meeting. came to Carlyle-Johnson from EAST HARTFORD, CONN. death of his father in 1967, made and developer. In mid-April store on the site. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in FlortnM BotlOAi Owiwr Town Gets HUD the announcement this mor­ they applied for a license from ’The other request, by David 1945. He started a a production ning. He has been employed at the Connecticut Commission on J. Webster, seeks rezoning of a Memorial Lodge, Knights of Case Mt, Share the Newkirk and Whitney Revenue (Gaming Com­ 2.8-acre parcel of three Spencer Pythias, will conduct a The Town of Manchester Funeral Home, 318 Burnside mission). St. residential lots from Rural memorial service to honor its Monday received a 8297,208 Ave., East Hartford, since 1968 Residence and Residence AA deceased members Wednesday check from the federal govern­ and recently was appointed The referendum is required Zone to Business 2 Zone. at 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. ment — to cover its share of the operations manager of the com­ by law when acceptable Podrove, representing the The service is open to members cost for the 229.56-acre Case bined Newkirk and Whitney petitions are received. applicant, didn’t say wtiat was and friends. ’There will be a Mt. parcel, purchased by the facilities in East Hartford and' being planned for the site, social hour after the meeting. town several weeks ago. The West Hartford. If the dog track is backed, the which is on the north side of federal share was advanced by Leclerc said that his decision commission will procede with Spencer St. about 780 feet east Disabled American Veterans the town, when papers were to close the Leclerc Funeral processing the application. If it: of Hillstown Rd. Auxiliary will meet Wednesday signed and the transfer made. Home was influnced by his new loses, the application will be The PZC didn’t discuss the at 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. The federal payment is $1,745 appointment and the greater rejected and the matter will be requested zone changes after The past commanders will less than the $298,953 allocated responsibility and demands on dropped. Monday night’s hearings, and meet after the business session. originally by HUD (the depart­ his time that the appointment the matters will be considered ment of Housing and Urban has made. When the track was proposed at a business meeting June 24. Development). HUD explained and zoning for it was cleared by His father, who had served ^ the sum was withheld to cover Ck)|phester officials, there was town treasurer and as tax inspection and auditing fees ‘almost no opposition to the collector for the Eighth conne^l^ with the purchase. proposal, (ilanned for a site District, first founded the Thff parcel cost $631,622.50, near Rt.2. The petitions were SOUTH SIDE Leclerc Funeral Home in 1933 ENTRANCE with/ the federal government circulated by Ronald Jones of on N. Main St. and in 1941 paying $297,308, the state Chestnut Hill. government $165,523.50, and the relocated the business at its wn $168,891. present site. McCoy Will Forego

If family members felt no love for the Bid for Steele Post deceased, then the funeral would be an Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy announced McCoy said his decision was based on con­ empty ceremony. For funerals as we this morning that he will not seek the sideration for the town and his family. He know them today have been drived Republican nomination for the post of con­ referred to the fact the town is without a gressman from the Second Congressional director of administration and the fact from love...from the natural wish of District, something he has been con­ there are many things he would like to see those who were near to express their sidering since Cong. Robert Steele an­ carried out. He is now in the first year of feelings openly. Thus, for as long as nounced he would seek the nomination for his two-year third term. caring has a place In the human heart, governor on the Republican ticket. He has his own law office in Vernon. Prior to being elected mayor for the first funeral service will have a place In our Right after Steele ngiade his announce­ time, he had served on the Town Council nation’s society. ment some fourths ago, McCoy’s name and before the town governments were was mentioned ih connection with the con­ consolidated he was active in^the Vernon gressional seat. M IM UR.TH I o rde r o r THE «01DIN RUU Fire District and has also been active in At that time, McCoy, who is serving his recreational programs in town. third term as Mayor of Vernon, said he Mayor McCoy said he had been told that HOLMES might be interested in the nomination but his name had been mentioned in high level 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. added he had many things to consider. Republican meetings but that he had not HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES In making his announcement today, solicited any support.

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