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JERUSALEM (AP) - More streets of Arab an^K,jewish than 400 warplanes roared security. But there were no dis Jerusalem for the parade'. But ruptions. across the land of the Bible the birthday was more festive today as Israel celebrated its , Prayers for peace were held than warlike despite the biggest ih .synagogues before 2,000 m 25th anniversary with prayers armed display in the Middle troops ^nd more than 160 tanks and a three-hour display of the East since the 1967 War. mightiest array of military and artillery guns moved past hardware ever seen at one time Premier Golda Meir, govern in the Middle East. Troops and police guarded ment and military leaders and the parade route against Some 300,000 cheering spec David Ben-Gurion, the 86-year-' guerrilla sabotage and reserve m m tators jammed the decorated old founding father of Israel. troops were mobilized for Led by five jets spewing bltie. and white smoke and helicopters towing flags, the Israeli air force provided a Town Tax roaring umbrella for the festivities. Israeli-built jets spelled out the Hebrew letters for 25 years, 108 American Skyhawk bombers and 80 Phan toms shrieked behind and 24 May Be Cut French Mirages recalled the spearhead of the 1967 War. SOL R. COHEN Hundreds more planes — old (HERALD Keporler Stratocruiser and Dakota transports, flimsy Piper Cubs, Reports indicate that the Manchester Board of Directors paratroop carriers, helicopters, sleek super Mysteres and 10 is expected to cut two mills from the General Fund tax- trios of Phantoms with glowing Democrats Honored At Dinner-Dance (Herald photo by Ofiara) rate when it meets tonight to adopt 1973-74 budgets. afterburners — flew the length The same reports indicate the board is expected to in and breadth of Israel, taking Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, center, chats with the six Manchester crease the Town Fire District tax by 0.29 mills, to leave the message of warning to the /Uemocrats honored at a dinner-dance Saturday. From left they Mahoney, William FitzGerald, N. Charles Boccini the Downtown Taxing District tax unchanged at six mills, Jewish nation's Arab neighbors Roger Negro, Miss Barbara Coleman and Dr. Walter Scha^rdt! from the Red Sea desert to the to recommend that sewage fees be raised to 100 per cent of Lebanese border and the water fees,, and to add about $150,000 to the school board ceasefire line wit)! Syria. allocation. The board’s meeting is at 8 at the Senior Citizens’ The parade was the object of Ribicoff Foresees 1974 Center, Myrtle and Linden Sts. much criticism, at home as Richardson Favors well as abroad. The United The tovvn charter specifies today as the board’s deadlin Nations asked that it be As Democratic Year Special Prosecutor for adopting budgets and setting the tax rates. Failure to cancelled because part of its do so by today would make Town Manager Robert Weiss’ route lay through Arab East SOL R. COHEN becoming embroiled in cam gave his definition of an honest recommendations the legal budgets and tax rates. Jerusalem, recaptured from (Herald Reporter) paign disputes. politician as “ one who, when WASHINGTON (AP) - Acting Atty: Gen. Elliot L Jordan in the 1967 war, and that “ What’s good for Connecticut Saturday’s dinner-dance, at bought, will stay bought.’’ Weiss recommended a two-mill increase in the General is good for the nation,’ said Sen. would anger the Arab nations. Willie’s Steak House, honored Mayor John Thompson, who Richardson said today he will heed suggestions that he Fund tax rate, to bring it to 50.66 mills. The board’s M Many Israelis contended that Abraham Ribicoff Saturday six local Dem6ci;ats whose narne a special, independent prosecutor to head the in brought greetings on behalf of expected action tonight would lower it to 46.66 mills It the $4.7 million being spent on night in Manchester. philosphical leaning&ut across the town, congratulated those vestigation of the Watergate scandal. presently is 48.66 mills. the parade should be used for The senior Connecticut the spectrum of all factions of honored and said, “ To those senator, accompanied by his Richardson said, however. House Counsel John W. Dedn Weiss’ recommendations for an increase in the Town ,social welfare. Others felt,it the party. They have more than who say we Democrats are- that he has not yet found the III is prepared to testify that contributed'to an undesirable wife, Lois, spoke to about 300 80 years of accunulative service dogmatic I say we are dogmatic right man to head the probe. Fire District tax and in sewage fees are the same as the Nixon personally congratulated warlike image. Democrats, at a dinner-dance to the Democratic Party on principles only. We are sen Acknowledging worries over ones the board is expected to adopt tonight. him last September for The government rejected all honoring six prominent local between them. sitive to the needs of all how the Watergate investiga Weiss recommended $10,957,400 for the school budget. Democrats. covering up administration in objections. Each received a scroll, people.’’ tion would be pursued, Richard The board is expected to approve about $11.1 million — Independence celebrations Predicting the Democrats volvement in the Watergate in extolling their service, and First District Congressman son said, “ After much careful began Sunday night after a A cident. about $270,000 less than the school board requested, but will regain the State House in each received a gift of a William Cotter arrived late but thought about how best to res Time and Newsweek gave’ still about $810,000 more than it received for the current memorial day for the nation’s 1974 and the White House in minature, sterling silver remained through much of the pond to these concerns, I have slightly different accounts, but fiscal year. war dead. The celebrating kept 1976, Ribicoff said, “ I think the donkey, in a cube of lucite. The speechmaking. He, too, had decided that I will, if con both said Nixon's purported up until dawn. Republicans have had it, both in six are: been making political firmed, appoint a special Agreement on the budgets and tax rates reportedly came remarks came in a meeting Visitors from all over the na Connecticut and in Washington. Miss Barbara Coleman, prosecutor and give all the in appearances. The one in among the President, Dean and Friday night, at a workshop session of the entire board. tion camped in the parks of The people I talk to are looking former secretary and former Manchester was his fifth. dependence, authority, and another top White House aide. Reportedly there was bi-partisan agreement on much of Jerusalem and noisily for something better. They are vice chairman of the town com “It’s good to be back in staff support needed to carry Richardson, currently the resulting decisions, and disagreement on some. wandered the streets of Tel asking. Will someone please mittee; N. Charles Boggini, Manchester,’ ’ said Cotter. “ It’s out tasks entrusted to him.” secretary of defense, was Aviv and Haifa. provide leadership? Will former state representative good to be away from Y chosen by Nixon last Monday to someone put government on our and former school board Watergate. It’s now the cry With sbecial emphasis, become the new attorney side for a change? Is anybody member; Judge of Probate word of the Republican Party. Richardson said the special general and take personal listening to us?’ ’ ’ William FitzGerald, former I’m sure, if the election for prosecutor ^vould report only to responsibility for . the Kidnaper Demands Increase Ribicoff, who is ait announced town director; State Rep. Fran President were heid today, him as attdrney general. This Watergate investigation. GUADALAJARA, Mexico candidate for re-election in cis Mahoney, former mayor Nixon wouldn’t carry received a note from Leonhar seemed to imply that President , “ I would welcome, in addi (AP) — The kidnapers of U.S. Mexico City in close touch. 1974, offered his help to and former town director; Manchester, as he did last dy saying he was being treated Nixon would have no direct tion, an expression by the Consul-General Terrance G. OutsidewUw house, nearly 100 Manchester Democrats and to Town Treasurer Roger Negro, November.’’ well and his kidnapers hand in the investigation. Senate as a whole of its con Leonhardy were reported newsmen, photographers, those all over the state “ to in former treasurer of the town Cotter said he is happy he will promised to release him "at the The nation’s two largest news fidence in him,” Richardson making • more ^demands today neighbors and onlookers waited sure the Election of Democrats committee; and' Dr. Walter be running with Ribicoff in 1974. proper moment.’ ’ weeklies say ousted White said. following the transfer to Cuba through the night. to local, state and national of Schardt, former school board Leonhardy’s wife, at home He asked Manchester of 30 prisoners whose freedom Thirty persons were released fice.’’ member and a state delegate to with the couple’s two young Democrats to work for the re- had been demanded in from jails in six Mexican states He had five engagements last, year’s Democratic daughters, received a telephone election of iocal Democratic of exchange for the American Sunday afternoon and flown to Saturday. The one in National Convention. call from the kidnapers Sunday ficeholders in November. Mountain Laurel diplomat. Havana in a Mexican air force Manchester was his fourth. The, Democratic Town Chairman afternoon saying ndW instruc “ They deserve re-election, “ The situation has become plane, meeting toe ransom de fifth was in Hartford. And he Ted Cummings, who introduced and it’s up to you to see to it tions would be phoned later. extremely complicated. There mand of the guerrilla group picked up where he left off by the six, remarked, “ Politics is they are,” he said. The second call had not come Winner of Third are new demands,” said Gov. that seized the 58-year-old making several appearances a way of life, and our way of life State Rep. Muriel Yacavone by midnight. Sunday. Alberto OrozcD Romero of consul-general Friday evening in M anchester has been of the 9th, Assembly District Officials of the state and as he drove home alone. Ribicoff said Saturday it Jalisco state Sunday. “ We just enriched by the political ser was present and was in federal governments-^and of the Most pf those released were makes no difference to him who Regional Title have to wait now. It could be U.S. Embassy in Mexico City vice of these outstanding troduced. young people accused of bom- his Repulican opponent will be hours or days....” citizens.’’ Ribicoff, in his address, in Mountain Laurel Chapter waited with Mrs. Leonhardy. A in 1974. Miss Gloria Norbet, and Mrs. He did not say what the bings,, bank robberies', Cummings, too, received a sisted that “ prices for food Chorus of Sweet Adelines Inc., special telephone line was in shootings and subversion. Some “ I always run positively and Truman Crandall and Mrs. demands were. stalled at the house, apparently gift — an enscribed gavel, should be frozen.” won its third championship in .had been held since 1971 without not against someone,’’ he David Gunas. Shortly before, the governor presented to him on behalf of He said, “ Prices are rising competition Saturday at the to keep the government in trial. explained. He said he will the town committee by vice because neither the President West Genesee High School • employe his customary cam chairman Dorothy Brindamour. nor the Congress have the guts audUorium in Camillus, N.Y paign style of not mentioning In a brief reference to the to face up to the farm lobby.” Tnh^ first-place win of the his opponent by name and not Watergate case, Cummings “ Every now and then,” he “ Illusions,” a Sweet Adeline’s said, “ the voters, inciuding quartet ^ithin the chorus some Democrats I am sorry to membership, makes Mountain- 1 say, take a ride on the Laurel Chapter the first in Republican economic roller . Region No. 1 to ever have both f m :- coaster. But then they top spots in the same year. Six Persons Die remember what inflation and Fifty-seven area women,, in recession mean — how it feels red and white gowns, white top to see your take-home pay and hats, and carrying canes, sang 7 your savings shrink, what it and danced their way to first In Accidents means to be a father coming place with “ Opening Night on ^ 1 . r home without a job.” Broadway” and “ Hack in the r \ By The Associated Press Calling for unity among Old Routine.” Democratic factions, he said, Three young men died in motorcycle accidents over the Vincent A. Zito of 240 W o ^ - “ Every now and then we bridge St., directed the group^t weekend in Connecticut. And there were three otjier fatal Democrats forget the ad- the 21st annual convention and traffic accidents involving cars. vanatages of teamwork and chorus competition, competing Jeff E. Gordon, 19, of Watertown, was killed Sunday send ourselves to the showers.” with 27 other entrants from the night when a car collided with his motorcycle on a Water- he said that was what happened region. The chorus becomes i IHh-' in the 1970 state election and the town street. Police, said a passenger on the bike, Diane eligible for International 1/ 1972 national election. Competition in Milwaukee, Cipollone, was admitted to Waterbury Hospital in fair con Touching lightiy on Wis., in 1974, when it will com V dition. Watergate revelations, Ribicoff pete against 14 other regional Lcfbn Babulsky, 22, of Lisbon, said, “ Public trust has been championship choruses. strained in recent years.- Now it was killed Saturday when his the car he was driving struck a Zito, who also directs the Silk I /•/ motorcycle went out of control tree in his hometown. has been Shattered by the City SPEBSQSA men’s chorus, II and hit an oncoming car on a Liza Kucklick, 19, of Stam Watergate affair, in a way so is Mountain Laurel's founder i Norwich city street, police ford died Saturday when the car serious it defies any partisan and has been its only director. said. she was riding in hit a vehicle comment. The chapter, chartered in June Another motorcyclist,, 27- that was stopped in the rights?" "And yet,, the Watergate 1961, won first-place medals ih Appearing In the costumes which they wore at the 17th quartet champions with their presentation of “ Wish I yrar-old John Randazzo Jr. of lane of Interstate 95 in Stam- reveiations themselves show 1966 and 1970. annual Northeastern Regional Quartet Competition last Torrington, died early Sunday that our institutiqns are very Manchester members of the Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate” and “ Back In the ford, police said. Friday are members of the “ Illusions,” a Sweet Adelines’ when his motorcycle collided much intact. A free press and championship chorus are; Mrs. Days Gone By.” The quartet was coached by Vincent A. Steveh H orvaty, 19, of quartet. Left to fight, Mrs. Truman (Mary Jayne) Cran with a car on a Torrington Bridgeport was k ill^ when his the courts, public opinion and Vincent A. Zito, Miss Almeda Zito of 240 Woodbfidge St. Their win over 12 other com dall, tenor, of 58 White St., Mrs. Michael (Charlene) street, police said. car hit a utility pole on East pressure from the grassroots in Stechholz, Mrs. Frederick peting quartets makes the “ Illusions” eligible for the Fahey, bass, and Mfs. Joseph (Florence) Sullivan, Early Sunday Earl C. Dow-, Main Street in Bridgeport, Sweet, Miss Carolyn Grant, Sweet Adelines International Quartet Competition In ning, 17, of Hamden died when police said. (See Page Twenty-Two) Mrs. , Paul Zepke, Mrs. Joseph baritone, both of New Britain, a,Bd Mrs. David (Susan) Washington, D.C., in October. V Henderson, Mrs. Ely Segal, bunas, jead, of 114 Linwood Dr., became the 1973 regional . PACE 'm o - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 7, 1973 MANCHESTER,EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 7, 1973— PAGE THREE MILLERS UNTTH) WRONG FIGURES 1 Ci2;^THEATRES EAST TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — PASADENA, Tex. (AP) would famous, and its orchestra At. 74, Hal Wallis Won’t Be Typed Richard Miller, a widower with Eight-year-old .Chris Whatlew TV Tonight is the best in any opera house «--»«»SheinwoId on B ridge l-baiarivU seven children, has announced who got an ^ignm ent to writ! Se» Saturday’s Herald for anywhere. They tend to do Ger- M O M E I M n N a B ngan operas in German and BED CAKEB plans to marry Mrs. Peter a paragraph on “My Teacher^# Complete TV Listings “THE WAY PLAY TRUMPS SAFE PORmnBflBAND By DICK KLEINER Miller, a widow with five wrote; “ Italian operas in Italian, which jack of hearts, our English do “Panic,” a suspense film, paring ‘Nelson,’ ” Wallis TO ASSURE CONTRACT without further loss. He then, VDUNQPEDPIf and “The Night I Caught the contemporaries, isn’t too children. My teacher is 15-15-15. She is an exception rather than the friend continued with the king HOLLYWOOD — (NEA) — says, “and someone told me I HEARD IT” By ALFRED SHEINWOLD South dealer had enough to top cards to take SOUNDa Santa Fe Chief,” by an Eng- happy with the current state Having the same last name has grayish hair, a good smile custom in Europe. Usually the of hearts, hoping to capture the, When Oscar night, 1974, rolls about Jones, who had done of fiims. saves a lot of the usual lanish skin,'white teeth, and In a familiar psychology test, North-South vulnerable the rest of the tricks. Jish writer. — 6: 00— language of the country. M hr i#iirn tr mm around the odds are that two “ The Forsyte Saga” for the . “I a m very depressed problems and confusion perfect legs.” , students are ask^ to describe queen of hearts, too. . The first declarer’s op (3) NEWS by John Gruber The Vienna Opera House is NORTH This optimistic play sealed CABABET winners will be Jack Lem ’The la tte r film will be BBC. I likcid his work and he about movies today,y’ he involved in combining two The teacher returned ti)e in words an eight-ounce glass ♦ K 7 5 (18) SECRET AGENT very beautiful, both inside and timistic play would have bwn IMXKU MMinu mon, for "Save the Tiger,” -directed by James C ellan was enthusiastic about my s^ s. “I hate to see it falling families, he said. “Yes, that’s paper to Chris with the that contains four dances of 9 10 5 2 South’s doom. East was now justified if his cohtract had and Glenda Jackson, for (20) SOUNDING BOARD out, with the inside getting the sure to win two trump tricks, Jones, a young English direc project. This was his first off the way it is. But I am one of the requiremente I had followingcomment;. liquid. The optimists say the 0 A Q J been five hearts since then he “The Nelson Affair.” Hal tor Wallis , found and signed (24) AUCTION ’73 A number of years ago I did a stairs are long since gone but’ nod for elegance. It was just enough to defeat the con feature. hopeful the trend in today’s when looking for a wife,” he “With a 15-15-15 body. Pm' glass is half full; the pessimists 8 6 4 3 would need good luck with the Wallis, the veteran who pro to do “The Nelson Affair.” said with a laugh. 130) TO TELL THE TRUTH series on opera houses. I’d the name remains. restored after the war, having ML mt% MMim “The BBC does some fine pictures will pass—the ‘Dee{J' glad I’ve got good legs. ThaHli say it is half empty. In the same WEST EAST tract. trumps to make his rather duced “The Nelson Affair,” Wallis plucked Jones from The children range in age you, Chris.” ’ -i (40) WILD WILD WEST forgotten all about it, but the Performances here are un been badly bombed. AvertH Disuater E 3 things — Ty of substance Throat’ and ‘Last Tango in way, bridge players sort A Q 10 6.1 A 1 82 foolish contract. Since the con is justifiably proud of that EngUsh ’TV, as he had done Paris’ trend. They’re not from.13 to one. other day I received a letter even. “When they are good they The Austrian government The Welsh declarer observed picture. It’s another great and its directors are capable — 6:30— themselves out as either op } <0 Q976 tract was only four hearts, the earlier with Charles Jarrett. movies, they’re stag films. from a lady who said she had are very, very good, and when spends more money on opera 0 8 7 5 3 the same fact» but took a historical film from the m as who did' “Mary, Queen of men. I see no reason why a (3) CBS NEWS timists or pessimists when a 0 1 0 9 6 2 second declarer was right. He Jra
GE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. May 7. 1973 _MANCHESTER^EV^If^HERAL^ Conn., Mon., May 7, 1973— PAGE NINE on M anchester About RobertsonPTA ’ H ospital Tolland Notes Packed in Oil Stop & Shop Stop & Shop The Women’s Auxiliary of the Members of the Rockville Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Will Have Fair CauMcil Conducts Beta Sigma Phi will meet Notes•a VIVIAN V. KEN-NESON Callahan will conduct a Manchester Midget Football Ehnblem Qub will observe Correspoodent crocheted handbag workshop. .Association wiU meet toiugbt at Mother’s Day with a potluck Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home Starkist Tuna Mayonnaise Tomato ^ u p Discharged Friday: Katherin Tel: 8754704 May 15: Mrs. Irving Rau will of Mrs. Albert P o st, 59 The annual Spring Fair at IfeciHfigs Tonight 8 at the ixxoe of M rs/ Brad Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Chunk Light Our best mayon Marcbiosotti, 890 Main St.; Ferguson Rd. Robertson School will be Satur Soup and a sandwich William Henry Jackson, conduct a sewing workshop. P a rlin ^ , 180 Scott Dr. Elk’s Home, Park St., naise. Why pay more Blanche Hocbberg, 14 Am day, May 12, at the school from for lunch time Js noted lecturer On radio, t^ v i- May 17; Sevei^ patterns for Rockville. The business Wow! What a low for mayonnaise when The Town Council wiHv con bassador D r.; Nancy Drinkuth, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine. price for. tuna. A It nutritious and filling. lines in two sections of town. sion and colleges, will speak on a mitten workshop. ' The executive committee of meeting will be at 8. Mrs. St. Margaret’s Circle, you can buy quality It duct a special town meeti One project will involve l4mston; Mildred Albert, Sooth Funds will be used to great value. A cupboard stocking ESP at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday 8 at M ay 14: Mrs. Thomas the Manchester PTA for Excep- William Davis amd Mrs. Daughters of Isabella, wili like this at a low value. public bearings on three Overbrook Dr., Riverside Dr., Windsm-; Eva Dickinson. East St. Matthew’s Parish Hall. Morgan will conduct a yam doll Stanley McCray are in charge meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at purchase materials and small price. dinances starting at 7:30'^ tional Children will m eet ^Kenwood Rd., Femwood Rd., Hartford; Agnes Barry, 121 A $1 donation is requested workshop. of the program. the KofC Home, Main. St. equipment for the media center SH ozcan Quart jar lOVtozcan tonight, prior to its regular Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Keeney and the school. (^sant Viiew Dr„ Sunset D r. Branford ^t.; Elliot Smith, which will benefit the Tolland May 31: Mrs. Richard St. S c b ^ . meeting at the Admihistration ani^a portion of Rt. 83. Willimantic; Alice Drury, 79 Library Association. Stoeffler will conduct a burlap Items on sale have been made Building. Oak St.; M rs.. Dorothy Kuhn or donated by students and T n^other involves Richard Win State .Awards and calico doll workshop. THE WCTU will meet ’Tuesday at The towii meeting will ask for Rd.. BexUey Dr., Lake St., Box and son. 114 Dowroy Dr. parents. Booths planned are a TVo members of the Tolland Bulletin Board 10:45 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Cream Style or Whole Kernel Refreshing mini-prices'^ Deluxe American * approval of an appropriation of Also, Edna' Miller, 13 WHEN jewelry boutique, pantry, candy Mt. Dr., iteewood Dr.. Tunnel Junior Women’s Club have won Monday: Planning and Zoning William Rush, 214 S. Main St. Sffi.OOO to purchase the People’s Brainard PI.; Madeline Rudd. cupboard, children’s comer, Rd.. Montabk Dr.. Hublard Dr., first place awards in the Commission. 8 p.m.. Town Savings Bank Building on Park Phoenix St..'^'ashington St., 112 Summer St.; Mrs. Janice Hall; Bazaar committee grandma’s attic, library, and PI. statewide CSFWC crafts com Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1, YOU potting shed. Del Monte^rn Snow Crop Kraft Cheese Slices Warren Ave., staple St. and O’Neill and son, Vernon; Mrs. petition held recently in the meeting, 8 p.m.. Religious Town Fire Department, will One ordinance to be con Church St. Phyllis Rigbenzi and daughter, There will be games and car Orange Juice W hite or Yellow Hotel Sonesta in Hartford. Education building. have a drill Tuesday at 6:30 Treat your family to sidered asks for an aj^ropria- Property owners Shutting the Elak Hartford; Rinette Lebrun. toons for children. Ham A day without orange Sunday night supper Mrs. Richard Carlson won for Congregational Church. p.m. at the McKee St: fire sta NEED hot corn chowder or tion of $10.3 million for an addi new lines will pay for u i ^ on a 108 Carter St.; Alice Eklgerly, burgers, grinders and soft juice is like a day special ... grilled her creweL embroidety and ■ Tuesday: Board of tion. make corn fritters to t It tion to and alterations of the drinks will be sold. without sunshine. A pastromi and cheese per-frontage-foot basis\pro- 23 Foster St. go with your roast Mrs. Allan Goldstein for her Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Ad good morning start sandwich with cole sewage treatment plant. * rated on the total cost of Also. Julia E. Jason, 1277 Mrs. Henry Piczobut is beef dinner. pewter metalcraft. Both entries, ministration Building; ESP Daughters of Liberty, No. for your family. slaw. The state ordered that the stallation. Tolland Tpke.; Diane Cyr, Lecture, 7:30 p.m., St. general chairman an Mrs. Allen treatment plant improved to had previously won com IK. will hve a Memorial Ser Attas is cochairman. 12ozcan 12 oz package The third ordinance does not' Windsor; Donna Kalos, 127 petitions on town and district Matthew's Parish Hall; Tolland vice for departed- members abate pollution of the require any appropriation. It is ^ rte r St.; Marcia Kingsbury. Junior’s public affairs com Booth chairman are: Hockanum Riv’er. Although the levels. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Orange M r. and Mrs. Richard Itemsofire^o^al^iotavaltabietorcMJjotsonoothenSuiIaSRrs^^ merely one which would \^non; Susan Hayes, 35 Campership Swarded mittee, 8 p.m.. Bach Home. Hall. CKficers are reminded to SERVICE voters will,have to af^rove the require a person planning to Ganlner St; Barbara Foster, Seavey, Mrs. Edward Ambach, Christine Krupa of Mile Hill Bald mil Rd. W ear white dresses. Mrs. appropriation, some 90 per c«it construct a new driveway or to East Rartford; Mary Kinne, 15 Mrs. Gary Paquet, Mrs. Rd. has been awarded the Wednesday: Board of Educa Joseph Johnston is in charge of will t« reimbursed by federal relocate an existing one to ob S. FaNns Dr.; Wilfrid tion. 8 p.m., Hicks School. Richard Barnett, Mrs. Edward funds. Greenwoods Nature and refreshments. McLaughlin, Mrs. Charles tain a permit from the direcj^r Chalifour\39 Bluefield Dr.; Thursday: Bazaar workshop, Another ordinance will ask of public works and to follow Milo Ward,\South Windsor; Ckmservation Campership by Ryan, Mrs. Ross Nelson, Mrs. the Tolland Junior Women’s 9 a.m.. R.E. building. Mary and Joseph Mothers for an appropriation of $2.2 specifications set fourth by Gregg Fluckighr Flbckville. Congregational Church. Alan Gates and Mrs. Louis million for extension of sewer □ub. Miss Krupa will attend Circle will meet 'Tuesday at 8 Zimkiewicz. him. Discharged SaUuday: Mark Friday: Democratic Town I . Bain. 6 Indian Wv; Krystyn the camp the first week of p.m. at the home of Mrs. Frank Cimino, Henry Pic A n «Mi gitting your Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. August. William Thurston, 628 Sprii^; zobut and Allen Attas are in Rodgers, 134 R a c h e l^ .; Alvin Saturday; First Chmmunion Vernon Leighton. East Hartford; Bazaar Workshops St. Hostesses are Mrs. William charge of the games. Tlie United Congregational Ceremony, 10:30 a.m., St. Powers and Mrs. John Dahn. Gloria Kanehl. 105 Ridg0.^St.; Matthew s Church. Lottie Schroeder, 252 E. MidcUe Church Bazaar committee has TpAe.; Norman Ehinnells. iH announced workshop schedules The Woman’s Home League Dooley Raps Budget of the Salvption Army will meet A ssum ption E. (Center St. George Marsdale,' for the month of May. Anyone \m terested ^ may attend the Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the H onor R oll “A bundle of warped met with a negative vote and Elast Hartford; Theresa Rufini, Court of Probate. District of Manchester Citadel. Hostesses are Mrs. 137 Birch St.; ^ n d ra Finnegan, ^rkshops,' and should bring NOTICE OF HEARLNG priorities and false austerity,” that an amendment to divert spare materials that would app EST.^TE OF HAZEL JANE Mollie Beil amd Mrs. Lillian G ra d e 8 80 Adams St.; Ann Warren, TROTTERa k a ' Hazel J. Trotter or all week iRiri-miiMrsiNGials? is the way V'emon’s State Rep. the “obviously built-in ” surplus Lavigne. High Honors; Katherine Bolton; Virginia McKay, Elast ly to the project. All meetings Hazel Trtrtter Thomas H. Dooley describes to the relief of property owmers are heldjn the Religious Educa Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Doocy. the revenue and spending plan suffered a. like fate. Hartford; Mary Matchett, 16 E FitzGerald. Judge, dated 4'30^ a WESTOWN tion buildiijg of the church from bearing will be held on,an application Friendship Circle of the Honors: Allison Burke, adopted Wednesday by the “When the size of the massive Lilley St.; Eugenia Storrs, Elast Salvation Army will meet • " PHARMACY ■ ^ Joanne Chevrette, Susan Ellis, Hartford; Patricia Howe. East 9 a.m. until 11:30 a m. praring that administratioa be granted General Assembly. slush fund is announced in mid- M ay 10; Mrs. Robert on said estate as in said application on Tuesday ht 7:45 p.m. at the Diane Evans, Barta Feeney, 1974, .it is clear from the figures Hartford; Dorothy Karlberg, file more fullv appears, at the COurt of ^*Quality Protected^* U.S.D.A. Choice Beef! Probete on May 15. 1S73 at 10:30 a.m. church. Refreshments will be 455 Hartford Rd. Manchostor 643-5230 Dorothy Fackson, Robert Dooley, a Democrat, cam available today that overtaxa 261 Ferguson Rd.; E. Yiznitsky, Madeline B. Ziebartb. Clerk served. Legier, Jeanne Mader, ’Quality-Protected” beef is U.S.D.A. Choice beef... naturally aged for tenderness and flavor. paigned in 1970 and 1972 on the tion and not true austerity will 40 Vernon St. Maureen O’Rourke, Mary I cu t beef... uniformly cut. .. uniformly trimmed... uniformly good every tim e you buy it. issue of economy in govern be the cause,” Dooley said. Osborne, Swarsattie ment. He said be urged his con “All in all it is a very poor Also. Mrs. Lorraine Lucey Seehusahai, Mary Terhune. stituents to take a close look at fi^al package, with the M^kill and daughter, RockviUe; Mrs.' Bertha Corrigan and daughter, G ra d e 7 .what they’re being required to administration as the High Honors: Dwyer Kelley, pay to the state during the next beneficiary and the Connecticut Coventry; Robert Warner. An dover; ’Thomas Jungman, New Mar-cia Murray, Stephanie year and what they can expect taxpayer as the victim,” be Hauser, Ellen Marino, Patricia Britain; Patricia Roberts, 117 in return. concluded. Sullivan. Frances Dr.; Frances Honors; Marie Coydendall, LaChapelle. 330 Center St.; Dooley charges that a portion Kathleen Damiata, Eileen Sirioin Roast Harry Kellner, 333 Bidwell St.; Del M onte of the tax dollar will not be Peter Stylee, Vernon; Doran, Kathleen Doyle, Guy R ockville Gunderson, Joyce Hudson, spent for the rendition of ser Catherine Page, Glastonbury; Top Sirioin Steaks Cynthia Moorcroft, Maria Per- vices or the payment of in Linda LaPolla, 41 Gardner St. Hunt’s tom*to P a s te - 3 9 * Hospital sico, John Sieczorek. debtedness but rather will be Discharged Sunday; Judd Our "Quality-Protected" seal is your guarantee of G ra d e 6 sun glory added to the governor’s surplus Notes Files, South Windsor; Virginia 23 STO R ES Pi’oconroc izozQQt eating enjoyment. No guesswork about these Household Helpers High Honors: Andrew n C o C I Y V 5 RASPBERRY i* 0 9 for 1974 propaganda values. Topping, Bolton; Helen Kop- TO SERVE YOLlI, steaks. . . you see them from both sides Admitted Friday: Albert \ Hagenow. ‘Intentional and systematic man, 194 Ludlow Rd.; Clyde with ourgrillwork meat trays. Morganson. South St., YOUR CHOICE Honors: Sharon Clayton, Sean overtaxation is indefensible,” Greenwood, East Hartford, Rockville; Michael Saad, New General Electric Foley, Nancy Galligan, Renee Royal Lunch Bags Ss:*! Dooley said. Bernice Chappell, 478 N. Main Rd., Tolland; Roland Riendeau, The Place for Girard, Roger Hancock, Doris Dunn Rd., Coventry; Robert St,; Joseph (^igley, Rockville; Styling Dryer Heidcavage, James Hennessey, In his weekend statement, Emma Renney, South Windsor. Del Monte Beans Blitchington, Egypt Rd., Panty Hose Gretchen Kemp, Eric Larson, CUT WM L CUT OREEN OR FKENCH STYU Also, Mrs. Patricia Dirosa Dooley said he praised Gov. Ellington; Cynthia Keith Lee, Robert Melanson, and daughter, Coventry; Mrs. Fabulous collectiqfl of parity hose e a . M e^ill s efforts to put ^ e state Descheneaux, Meadowbrook Mark Murphy, Paul Salone, becku__i. on a sound j rfinancial . Lbasis Ellington; Diane Mota, Gloria Anderson and daughter, suited to every figure . . . every type of Vanity Fair™ T«T’^ 99* O ur Karin Shaer, Michael Soares, * 500 count 2 ply thteti Fresh Brisket and conclude deficit spending, 129 Oakland- St.; Kelly Moore, dress, casual or dressy. Colors to 1/2 Gal. Fantastic New Hosiery Guard Somers. Reg. Refills your pistol grip Helps prevent runs, snags, John Storey. adding that' responsible East Glastonbury; Marcella please yoii, and you, and YOU! Discharged Friday.: Stella 15.97 bottle. bagging. K leen ex T e r r i T o w els 6o««t4piyn« 3 9 * Ai Our Dairy Depi. economics should be effected. Slayton, East Hartford; Blotniski, Hayes Ave., 10.97 14 oz. Lysol Spray 16 oz. Liquid Woolite Stop & Shop Cleanser 11* Ham it up this week with a Gem... Kimberly Berry, Chaplin. YOUR CHOICE “However, since 1 have taken Ellington; Madeline Bundy, Eliminates odors, germs, Cold water wash for fine 4 office I have seen a 40 per cent Also, Sharon Warren, Bolton; 400 wafts of supper drying power; two heat etc. fabrics. F in is h DISHWASHER Detergent %?59* Pinnacle Rd., Ellington; settings, high foX drying, low for styling. ^Buttermilk BiscuHi increase in the sales tax and a William Starr, Hartford; Sherie Pistol Grip Fantastic St. Bridget Woolite Wool Wash iSSi69* Eleanor Hewitt, Goose Lane, FREE BRECK BEAUTY SET from G E. with Formica Floor Shine .* M i dramatic increase in other Tolland; Kim LaBreche, Kibbe Myers,Hawthorne, N.J., 32 oz. 32 oz. Joh nson's SX. Polish ”?75* taxes, a decrease in state ser Richard Bacha, Stafford purchase of dryer. See clerk tor details. H onor R o ll Rd., Ellington; Leandre Sun Glory Pancake Syrup 55* • 1 0 ^ 9 5 * vices and no portion of the MarChand, Prospect St., Springs; Mark Harvill, 67 G ra d e 8 massive deficit being paid,” Rockville; Edward Kennedy Rd.; Anita Boucher, Hunt's Tomato Ketchup ^ 55* NuMaid Soft Margarine 4A£ *1 Y D u nlo p Jonathan Benson, Dooley said. 474 E. Middie Tpke. Roszczewski, West Willington; Christopher Blasko, Frank Betty CrockerN»dte.Romanoff X 4 9 * Pillsbury TenderfTake Bioculti 3FpbCi Fully Cooked Hams Steaks 28^ *1.09ib Barbara Sanchel East Hart Tennis Balk Bums, Martha Chace, Arthur Philadelphia'Slssr' Cheese •cu‘S4 9 * Serve for Sunday dinner dressed up with your favorite glaze, topped He termed the pay increases ford; Janet Windecker, Elast- Ellington; Daisey Deane. Main Wondertori Panty Hose \ Cushman, David Crossley, Frozen Food Buys with pineapple and surrounded by baked sweet potatoes. recently given commissionefs view Dr., Roqkville; Mrs. St.. Manchester; Jeanette Miracle fit yarn fits like a second skin. Mary Beth Foley. Sharp Cheese StickScXSitS^ ‘5?79* and deputies, whom he said .Noreen Allen and daughter, Can Dowd, Broad Brook; Glen One size fits alL Beiges sunione. cin Also, Philip Goss, Maureen F ru it FLAVORED Drmks5!S[ti.^ 3 .» * ! Fully Cooked Witer were already well paid, as Somers Rd., Ellington, of 3 AGFACHROMl McFally, Oak St., Rockville; namon. taupe, off-black, whit4 AGFACHROMl Hickey, Thomas Landers, Morton Cream Pies Hams Butt Portion Added 6 9 i* i Italian Sausac[0 Hot or SwHt shocking and as speaking louder Admitted Saturday: Louis Eklward Miller, Longview St., Compact pure Thomas Markoski, Michael than promises of thrift. 'Dezso, Mountain Rd., Lemon, strawberry, i AI Our Bakery Dept. $ Rockville; Susan Saulnier, New rubber core, non McCarthy, Susan Patten, Countiyfine Agiton and Cant^ece coconut, chocolate, m $1 Pork Sausage liP Cubed Veal Sfeakr . ■ Ellington; Fredrick Midura, Britain; Francis Scalley, fluff nap. Longer Thomas Richter, Aiieen 14 oz Neopolitanor BN No citizen should .ever be Grand Ave.. Rockville;’Thomas Estelle Dr., Vernon; Gloria wear. 1 3 5 - a a i S B - a e Scholsky, Joan Tobin, Dorothy pk$s A required to create a surplus,” Potter, Terrace Dr., Rockville, Panty H o ^ S A V E *6 banana. ' Buttercrest Bread Seekins, Cedar Swamp Rd., MONDAY ONLY! Tully. Sell service Deli Dell-Hut specials Dooley said. He termed over-^uella Rood, Cedar St., Prernium yarn! Four sizes to insure per- G ra d e 7 . Tumovtro B Tolland. i rarillC holooof3flovort 2 'ja ;**i AVAIUBUINSTORESWITH5ERVICEOEUOEPT. ^ taxation as “reprehensible as Manchester; Jenny Sisco, ' Births Saturday: A son to Mr. fepHit. Grey or beige tones: Kathleen Bossidy, Ja es deficit spending.4;fifortunately Springfield, Mass.; Peter Remington Kraft Cheese Pizza 14oipkf 7 9 * 3 ^ : 1 and Mrs. Eugene Mota, Agfachrome. Cleary, Ann Marie Foley, 1201 Merit Sliced Bacon Glazed i m p o r t e d Ram efforts to reduce the current Tarcha, Stafford Springs; Julia Somers; son to Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Gatzkiewicz, Diane Sara Lee Pound Cake pe. Kitchen Cupboard Donuts ‘^ 5 9 * Mies tax to six per cent and to $heer Ankle or Knee Hi’s Super Dryer Styler Wilkerson, River St.. Rockville. Leonard Desc'heneaux, Genovesi, Donna Harmon, Sugar Cured stop & Shop eliminate the tax on utility A nkle Color Slide Film Ice C re a m caterer’s Kitchen ^ 8 9 * Stop & Shop Italian Bread 3ta1L*l Discharged Saturday: Robert- 'Meadowbrook Rd., Ellington. Gregory Jones, Margaret Joy, Sizzling value Marvelous tor buffet or sandwiches _ bills, were defeated.” Dooley HTi Hendries Juice Bars 12 count pkg 6 9 * i p f Blitchington. Egypt Rd., Admitted Sunday: Robert i*79® Hr99® O ur John Kurowski, Marguerite Stop & Shop Fudge Cake '%*' 59* for your added. breakfast menu. 59 Ellington; Fred Cloukey, Moun Albert, Orchard St., Rockville; 135 20X.._..2.44 Reg. 13 9 9 Parker. Aunt Jemfma French Toast SS49* C h o co late E c la ir Pie»«<>*»'°'> 2 *1 Pastrami Fresh Sliced Vi-peund 7 9 * He further explained that For- pants or jeans. One size fits 8-1/2 tain St., Rockville; Mrs. Louise Ballasy, Middle Butcher 19.99 W hite American Cheese sliced 9 9 ^ even an attempt to rqquire to 11 Nude s a ^ a l foot for open shoe*. Maxfii Golf Balls Downeyf lake VRaffles »•><** 39* Oscar Mayer Bacon 'piS * 1 .2 9 Frances Colombaro and baby, Rd., Ellington; Darlene 135 36X------3.66 monthly statements on Connec High speed for drying; Cool N' C rea m y b ir d s e y e W 3 9 * Marinated Mushrooms 49* Nye St., Rockville; Catherine Christenson, Ireland Dr., High comprfession; hp--^ _ REMEMBER Oscar Mayer ni^tWeiners ^ *1.19 ticut’s financial condition was Davis, Snipsic Village', uid center Limit 2 doz Q low for styling. 2 combs, 1 About Town Vi|nWa,Bult«ncaldi,U#ilerDMliCtiiicoM* Coventry; Mavis Colpitts, per custorper. Oz. 126 20X____ 2.44 brush. #PD600 Oscar M^ers^JliFranks 'i^*1.19 Sea Food Favorites Village St.. Rockville;. Ingabord - TOWN OF MANCHESTER Edgar Circle of South United Mother’s Day Colonial (^Id Cuts .ollvtiLuxurvisi pkf 5 9 ' Evans.,Old Farm Rd., Tolland; MONDAY ONLY! Birds Eye Vegetables SUNDAY, MAY 13th ^ LEGAL NOTICE Elizabeth Gagne, Ellington MONDAY ONLY! Methodist Church ivill, meet Colonial Sliced Bologna iiS *1.09 Shrimp CocktaH 99‘ The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearihgs on Mon Ave., Ellington; Connie % Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Susan international day, May Jl. 1973, s tr in g at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing Room of V \ 1-'.' b nah Wesley House of the Italian, Chirrese, Hawaiian, Cod Fillets Frozen 89*b Lawrence, Groton; Jacquelyn Parisian. Mexican, Danish the Municipal Building to bear and consider the following Mazui'! Ellington Rd.. South church. “The Story of Eric,/’ a Haddock Fillets m *1.09 petitions; ^ or Bavarian. 2 s ? 8 y Windsor. y film, will be shown. Taste O'Sea Shrimp Patties‘^?69' Item 2 Newton Emerson — Variance requested to erect an at Discharged Sunday; Serafina \\ S a ra L ee C h icken erSiciSnSlw pS 8 9 * tached open porch 18.4 feet from front property line (20 feet The Old Guard of Emanuel Chemistruck, Grove St., Taste O'Sea Shrimp Dinner^ 69* . Fresh required) on nonconforming dwelling — 9 Village Street — Rockville; William Cullen Jr., Lutheran Church will meet to Slop a SHOD Kiichens Residence Zone B. Old Post Rd., Tolland: Rose Tuesday at 10 a.ni. at the Taste O'Sea Scallop D inner^83* 6 inch California church. After a social hour, the pot P IlirlriM lC FULLY COOKED Item 3 August Zeppa — Requests extension of permission to bouse ^ Filip. Stafford Springs; Joan Kotex Napkins Sara Lee Entrees •nKxsSirstsf 9 9 * I n l l U R l f l l O Roasted or Barbequed farm workers for 6 months per year — 738 Birch Mountain Road — group will tour the Cheney Kibbe. Pinnacle Rd.^ Ellington; Regular or Super Box of. Stop & Shop Potatoes ^29* Rural Residence Zone. ---- Anthony Kusia, Somers;’ Albert 40 Our Reg. 1.49 8 9 * ^ Homestead. All retired men o f Gelatins 5 FlaW s Item 4 Angelo Gesmundo — Variance requested to enlarge one-car Morganson, South St., the church are invited. Green Giant Peas iihutthswce 3 ‘^ * 1 ^ Macaroni Salad garage to two-car garage 8 feet from north side line — 144 Green Rockville; Wanda Ricker, Staf Taste O'Sea Onion Rings 3 ^ *1 $ 2 6 S V M anchester WATES will Caladiums Manor Road — Residence Zone A. ford Springs. Gieem II Toothpaste Grapefruit Juice 2 ^ 45* Item 5 Thomas Battagler and Raymond Martens — request Births Sunday; A daughter to 7 ounce. Si .13 Size meet Tuesday at the Italian- Mr. and Mrs. Allen Therrien, American Club. Weighing-in Geraniums 4 inch pot 9 9 ^ variances to convert nonconforming office building in a Residence 6 9 ^ & A Zone at 119 Oakland Street to combined uses o f first floor Mile Hill Rd., Rockville; will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Healih Beauty Aids Felix Gremmois in charge of a ORCHID Restaurant with liquor sales, second floor and basement for offices. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fer Tame Creme Rinse Cymbldliffli CORSAGE Iq t nand Dionne, N. Park St., Polaroid Mother’s Day 'program. The following variances are sought; Article H, Sectimi 3 — Lemon or regular: 8 oz. Water Pik * Gillette Foamy 69^ Use variance in a Residence A Zone. Rockville. Members with names beginning ORCHID size, Our Reg. 99c 6 9 * ^ Square Shooter. No. 2 with D through L are asked to B rec k Sham poo ‘ 1 2 9 Cattieya CORSAGE Article IV, Section 8A1— Relief from a requirement that all Oral Hygiene Center bring fruit for the basket. Vaseline jSuun Powder pMkcMii‘^“ «79* CoroofM ovoRoMo boflninc WodfiMdoy Green Peppers F L O R ID A 29 liquor outlets shall.be 1,000 feet apart. ‘Key’ Cards - Featherweights for Ihe month Article IV, Section 8A3 — Relief from a restriction that Bright Side Shampoo are Mrs. Robert Kraetschmar, m m m m ; prohibits liquor sales in residential zones. ' ' Cause Airport with an 8-pound weight loss; U m m m m m m iM m m m 6 oz. unbreakable bottle!: Article IV, Section 7D — Relief from a restriction that and Mrs. Francis Mc(]aughey Security Woes Our Reg. 92c 6 9 « = Our Our. and Mrs. George Stampp 7 S A V E 18 S A V E 20 S A V E 10 prohibits a nonconforming use be changed to liquor sales. Reg. S A V E 1 4 S A V E 15 S A V E 15* Reg. WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON PHILADELPHIA (AP) - pounds each. " WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUP6n WITH THIS COUPON Item 6 Savings Bank of Manchester r- Variance of Article IV, Sec 21.99 21.97 ON THREE 6 o z CANS O N A 2L B C A N tion 13 requested to maintain and increase size of free-standing The machinery at 18.97 ON A 100 FOOT ROLL ON THREE 3.5 OZ BARS ON A 49 OZ BOX ON A 35 OZ BOX sign in rear of building — 923 Main Street — Central Business Philadelphia’s International 14.83 Kleenex Tissues ^ Cdntadina Maxwell Glad Dial Cheer Cascade District Zone. - Airport is getting turned on by Color pictures in 60 seconds! Electric eye Pulsating cleansing action’ is.thorough. Jet Playboy. Big favorite! Box o> 3 3 3 ^ for perfect exposure. Ideal Mother's Day Item 7 John W. Volz — Variance requested to construct^o-family for tipslpr hard to rqach ares. Adjustable pres AWARDS GALORE Tomato House Plastic Deodorant Laundry Dishwasher Playboy Qub “key” cards gift! sure for individual comfort. dwelling in a Residence Zone A — south side Delmont'Street, east are opening the way to careful BENTON, Kan. (AP) - Paste of 18 Delmont Street. Laurie Hiatt, a 5th.grader, has Coffee Wrap Soap Detergent Detergent searches at airport security won 58 trophi^s'and 263 GMd Itat, M 7 Hm S(L M 12 M ItaL, n* ; ttn SM, Mw » Coed Men., Miy 7 thra Set, Mey 12 CmS Mm. Ml) 7 Ibn Sil, Mi| 12 Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Planning checkjwints. The cards have a IWtMttaiRWCiMRwr E j S UiRHtMnllHicniMiti K j a Unit Ihrat km rW castMUf Umrt Ml boi per.cvtomtr Unit Mt bu ptt cniMiti Office. ribbons since she began magnetic tape that sets off SALE: Mon, thru Wed. competing two years ago in . All persons interested may attend these hearings. metal detectors, said Russell 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. local horse “fun shows” held ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS E. Miller, a Federal Aviation Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. every weekend from March Bernard R. Johnson, Ctoirman Administration security of MANCHESTER Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. through October. STOP & SHOP in •MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 SilverLane. 8a.m.-10:30p.m., Mon-Sat Paul J. Rossetto, Sroretary ’ „ ficial.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 7, 1973— PAGE F.i.iiTviriu Business M irror Bolton Insurance Forecasts See More Good Than Bad Surveyors ^.Working On By JOH.N CL.NMFF^ tage will remain relatively high - ’The proportion of family un- -P e r capita income, which than lost. It is added in when it will te higher by about 8 per VALUES GALORE AP Businrss .Analyst because Uku^ will be more job iU earnings less than $10,000, was $3,800 last year, is expected should be subtracted out. cent year. Subtract the 3.5 per Boundaries seekers. which shnuik from 66 per cent to rise to $5,250 in 1977. And ^till, the Met forecasters es cent inflation, therefore, and . NEW YORK (AP)-Because DONNA HOLLAND Regarding that oth«- enemy in 1967 to 43 per cent in 1972, is family income before taxes, timate that purchasing power you will have a better idea of NOBODY they riiust plan their in &. of the pocketbook, taxes, the foreseen falling to only 26 per which averaged $9,000 in 1967 should rise. Before -deducting real increases in buying power. Correapondenl Ocean Spray 4 8 « vestments years ahead if they cent by 1977. and $12,400 in 1972, is foreseen for taxes, they say, incomes Tel. 646-0375 are to guarantee policy forecasters noted: 28 —’The proportion of families rising to nearly $17,000. First Selectman Richard -oz. Q f l * payments years ahead, life in “ Unlike some previous cam earning incomes of more than The disturbing element in Morra, in answer to questions surance companies are forced periods, any tax cuts will Tomatoes $15,000, which rose from 12 per these projections is that the by residents, said that the sur to look deeper into the future probably be negligible because of pressures for public expen cent in 1967 to 29 per cent by figures, like so many of those veyors on Brandy St. are get than iome other compianies. BUSINESS ting existing boundary lines. OFFERS 1972, will climb to nearly 50 per used by. government and in One of them. Metropolitan ditures in such areas as waste Facial Tissue Am cent, or 29 million families, by dustry, include inflation as if it The project to define town Life, has just issued a forecast disposal, public transportation, 1977. were something gained rather boundaries was begun six years of the economy not just for next urban re^velopment and in- CHECKING
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jiFC Member Crockett-Gobeille Gott- DiBatUsto W ins A w a rd Weddings Engagements Mrs. Charles Carsky, a The Baby Has member of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club, recently received a |4d0 Phipps Scholarship which is awaked Scudieri-Earl Amoroso-Fortune -- annually to Connecticut women Been Named who have completed two or more years of college with a “ B” average or better. Mrs. Carsky is completing her senior year at the University of Scully, Beth Ann, daughter of Charles and Mary White Scully §TAR. GAXElC*i^ Connecticut. She will receive of 14 Cross St. she was bom April 18 at Manchester Memorial By CLAY R. POLLAN- her degree in clothing and Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert ARIIS LlIRA textiles. The award was White of 24-Saulters Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and HM. 2( Your Daily Aclivily Guida '' According to Ih t Sian, presented at the annual state Mrs. Robert Scully of 26 Foley St. Her great-grandparents are I f To develop message for Tuesday, convention of the Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. John Klein and Mrs. Julia Farrell, all of f > 9-14-23-35 1 M 7 .2 5 -3 3 J ^55-56«M5 read words corresporaing to rtumbers State Federation of Women's Manchester, Mrs. Charles Scully of West Hartford and James J. of your Zodioc birth sign. ^ TAURUS SCORPIO Clubs held recently in Hartford. White of Flushing, N.Y. AM. 20 1 People 31 Don't 61 A 2 RevealiK^ 32 Work 62 Up o c r . 23 i ( ^ MaV 20 3 Personol 33 Is , 63 Cooperotive WOK. 21 r An active member of the Murray, Michelle Hart, daughter of James M. and Gail 34 Moy 8-19-22-2S 4 Advertise 64 Gemini junior women’s club for the '«7-77.Sd-90 5 Your 35 By 65 Or '' 24-34-39^ V Adams Murray of 36 Willow St., South W in ^r. She was bom D. 6 Peeling 36 You're 66 Optimistic 43-70.74 past six years, Mrs. Carsky has April 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand GIMINI 7 Plons 37 Matters 67 Ends SAGITTARIUS 8 Friendly 38 1s 68 And served as club president, vice parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams of Fairfield. Her pater 9 Ideas 39 Seol 69 And president, membership and nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Murray of Lakewood, (frJUNe 20 to Light 40 Your 70 Agreement OfC. 2) ^ ways and means chairman. In, Ohio. She has a brother, Michael, 2. i > l‘2-27-29-52 It A 41 An 71 Favored 51521-38^ |>62-«9-82-87 12 News 42 Temporory 72 Feel 1971 she was selected as one of 13 Tolents 43 Importont 73 Individuot 4 2-5 0 6 6 C . CANCIR 14 Put 44 Shed 74 Today CAPRICORN the Outstanding Young Women Clode, Barbara Mary, daughter of Charles J. Jr. and Laurie JUNt 21 15 Moy 45 Apt 75 You'll OfC. 22 ^ of America having been Knouse Glode of Rochester, N.H. She was bom March 27 at Con 16 And 46 To 76 So t^^JULr 22 17 Basic 47 Highly 77 In JAN. I t selected by the club for her cord (N.H .) Hospital. Her maternal g o d m o th e r is Mrs. Bar 2-10-15-20 18 Of 48 W ill 78 Frustroted 5 7-26.32(0 many achievements. bara Knouse of New Britain. Her patonal grandparents are Mr. ^44-40413-84 19 Bottle 49 Be 79 Be 07-47-71 Vg 20 Be 50 Be 80 You Mrs. Carsky resides at 86 and Mrs. Charles J. Glode Sr. of 16934'oiland Tpke. Her paternal LIO 21 Restriction 51 Possible 81 Be AQUARIUS Kenneth Dr., Vernon, with her great-grandparents are Mrs. M a iy Deskis and Anthony Deskis, 22 Of 52 Sit 82Toke JAN. 20 23 Forword 53 Foith husband and their two children. both of Manchester. / ^ _ A 0 S . 22 63 Secret f i t . I t 24 You 54 In 84 AAotter O v 4- 5-13-16 25 Change 55 Teenogers 85 Greotly 1-48-:~~ - . .5^31-49-57 26 And 56 Pleose 86 Feminine 68-7579-89VS. 27 Mokes 57 Modest Johnson, Russell Edwara, son of Michael J. and Judith Tuttle VIRfiO 87 Notice PISCIS Mrs. Steele 28 Sexes 58 Be 88 Ready Johnson of Amston. He was bom April 25 at Manchester 29 You 59 Overspend 89 Pleos^ f i t . I f Memorial Hospital. Hi^ maternal grandmother is Mrs. Edna C. 30 Put 60 On . 90 Victory UAt. 20*^^^ Guest At 3 5 4 5 4 6 -5 9 5/8 Ruff of 281 Autumn^. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Eunice ) )Good ^Adverse Neutral 3 0 6 0 -5 3 -5 4 i p 6 5 7 2 -7 8 € 61-64-73 ^ Luncheon Johnson of Roche^er, N.Y. T. Cochran Photo Mrs. Helen T. Steele of New Burke, E ^ n Elizabeth, daughter of William E. Jr. and Linda Britain will be guest speaker at Mrs. Gregory M. Gott Kaminsky/Burke of 134G Rachel Rd. She was bom April 26 at the Manchester YWCA annual M an ch ^ er Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is matching cap with full-length luncheon meeting May 16 from m. St. Paul’s Church, Glaston M rs.^tricia Kaminsky if 134G Rachel Rd. Her paternal grand silk illusion veil. She carried a noon to 2; 30 p.m. at W illie’s bury, was the scene Friday of parents are Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burke Sr: of 126F ^ c h e l the marriage of Miss Diane nosegay of carnations, daisies Steak House. Her topic: “ Equal and pink rosebuds. Rights, ^u ai What?’’ Rd Mrs. Thomas P. Crockett Ellen DiBattisto of Glastonbury and Gregory Michael Gott, also Miss Julie DiBattisto of Baby-siUing will be provided / Glastonbury, sister of the bride, at the Community Y, 80 N. of Glastonbury. . Bumpus, Steven James, son of Winston J. and Christine Craig St. Bridget Church, Mrs. Crockett received her was maid of honor. She wore a Main St. The bride is the daughter of Bumpus of 148 Edgerton St. He was bom April 26 at Manchester Manchester was the scene BS degree from Southern Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. DiBat baby blue flocked nylon gown Mrs. Steele, who will explain^ Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Saturday of the marriage' of Connecticut State College and trimmed with a pink grograin the effects of the equal rights . tisto of Glastonbury. The Planning Anniversary Ball Russell Craig of Moosup. His paternal grandfather is Gordon Miss C ^thia Jean Gojbeille of is employed at Pratt Sc Whitney bridegroom is the son of Mr. sash, and styled Empire amendment, is a research Joaeph Jay Photo Bumpus of New Bedford, Mass. Manchester and Thomas Paul Division of United Aircraft Cor and Mr^. James Gott of fashion. &he carried a nosegay assistant in psychology and co The Manchester Jewish Community will celebrate Israel’s 25th anniversary with an An Crockett, also^ of Manchester. poration of East Hartford. Mr. Mrs. Michael P, Scudieri Glastonbury. of pink and blue carnations and editor of a new monthly Mrs. Thomas F. Amoroso pink rosebuds. niversary Ball. Mav 12. at Temnle Beth Sholom. Looking over posters which Will be used V The bride is the daughter of Crockett received a BA degree The Rev. Joseph R. Bannon of newspaper, “ Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. from Muhlenberg College in Thomas Gott of East Hart for decorations are, from left. Rabbi Leon Wind, Mrs. Frederick Buchman m ., whose hus The Church of the Assump chrysanthemums, carnations, St. Rose’s Church, East Hart wore a picture hat trimmed St. Dunstan’s Church, Glaston Women.” ' She has, also, co Qobeille of 30 Harlan St. The Allentown, Pa., and is ford was best man. Ushers band Dr. Bujthman is chairman of the affair, and Cantor Israel T a b a ts ^ Gadi Elon of tion, was the scene, Saturday, pink roses, and baby’s breath.. ford, was the scene Saturday of with matching print. bury, officiated at the Mass and authored two psychology jour bridegroom is the son of Mr. employed by T. J. Crockett Real were Gary Gott of Glastonbury of the marriage of Miss Bonney Miss Lynn Karkos of the marriage of Miss Kathleen Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ellen double-ring ceremony. nal articles. Haifa, Israel, singer and actor, will be featured, with music by the^aul Landerman and Mrs. Thomas J. Cropkett of and Steven DiBattisto of Estate. Jean Earl of Manchester, and Wethersfield, was maid of Griffith of Bridgeport, Miss The bride, given in marriage Reservations close May 9 and Orchestra. For ticket information call 643-2tf22. (Herald photo by Ofiara) 5; Country Club Dr. N. Fortune of East Hartford Glastonbury. Michael Paul Scudieri of Ver honor. She wore a gown of pink Nancy Meegan of East hart- by her father, wore a gown of may be made by calling the The Rev. William J. Stack of and Thomas Frank Amoroso of A reception was held at the Attention Women non. linen with matching lace trim ford, and Miss Gall Jones of embroidered organza with long YWCA office, 649-5662, St. Bridget Church officiated at Torrington. home of the bride, after which The bride is the daughter of and a garden hat in matching East Hartford. Junior puffed sleeves, trimmed with the double-ring ceremony. The The bride is the daughter of thp couple left on a trip to Tennis Players! Mrs. Nancy Earl of 22 pink with olive ribbon bridesmaids were Miss Lori pink satin and lacerShe wore a Duplicate Bridge^ church was decorated with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. For Albany, N.Y. Elizabeth Dr., and the late streamers. She carried a tune of East Hartford. The Jean Cusanulli of Wethersfield, M pompon daisies. Mrs. Raymond This game is an open club and Elliott Earl. The bridegroom is colonial bouquet of spring bridegroom is the son o f Mr. cousin of the bride; and Miss About Town Results of the Manchester Results of the South Windsor Murphy was organist and solist. new players are welcome. Play Bridal the son of Mrs. Charles Church flowers. and Mrs. Angelo F. Amoroso of Mary Angela Cardella of KofC duplicate bridge- games Bridge Club duplicate b r i ^ 'The bride, given in marriage begins at 8 sharp every Friday We Have Just The .of 15 Hatch Hill Rd., Vernon, Martin B. Johnson of Torrington. Torrington, niece of the Wedding Manchester Chapter, played May 3 are as follows: games played May^l are'as by her father, wore an Empire evening. and the late Ralph Scudieri. Manchester, was best man. The Rev. John P. Conte of St. bridegroom. SPEBSQSA, will rehearse North-South, first, Mrs. c / follows: North-South,'^iratP.D. TEN!\IS OUTFIT gow q.trim m ^ with lace, and Shower The Rev. Robert Burbank of A reception twas held in the Rose’s Church, performed the Their gowns were identical to tonight at 8 at the Army and Skendarian and Sidney Stein; Griffiths and Fred Bdker; se long puffed sleeves, which she Marsh-O'Keefe the Church of the Assumption, Sixpence Room at Cavey’s double-ring ceremony. The that of the honor attendant. Navy Club. The rehearsal is second. Dr, Saul Cohen and cond Mr. and Mrs/ Richard styled herself. Her elbow- for deeper, faster Miss Maryanne Young of 75 officiated at the double-ring Restauranti after which the church was decorated with They carried colonial bouquets St. James Church was the and carried one pink rose. open to all men interested in Ernest Berube; third, Liz Jaworowski; thlr4<^'^therd^' Rev. length veil of silk illusion was N. Elm St., recently was ceremony. couple left on a trip to the baskets of spring flowers.. of light pink miniature car scene April 27 of the marriage William A. Marsh of New singing barbershop-style har Carter and Mrs. B. Beckley. William M cG r^'th and John ,BLUE carpet For You . . . attached to a matching head- Shnwu adm it .ii:. honored at a bridal shower Pocono Mountains in Penn Joseph Diamond was organist nations, and purple statlce with of Miss Eileen Teresa O’Keefe Haven, the bridegroom’s mony. • Fiedler. L u s t r e .. piece. She carried a colonial The bride wore an ivory silk riental Also, East-West, first, Mrs. given by Mrs. Dorria Marsh of sylvania. They will reside at 65 and Mrs. Angelo Zangarl of white daisies. The maid of of East Hartford and Richard o Also, East-West, first, Mrs. cleaning bouquet of mixed spring organza gown with A-line skirt, brother, was best man. Joseph Barre and Mrs. Bert Bethlehem, Pa. Norman St. New Britain, was soloist. honor had a few sweetheart red Eugene Marsh of Manchester. 'heasure! This Chinese The executive board of the Lori Owens and Mrs. Caryl flowers. mandarin neckline, and bishop Lawrence Wilson of Davis; second, Mrs. R.W. sleeves with accents of pink and The bride, given in marriage roses for accent. The junior The bride is the daughter of Manchester, was usher. aimed jade peiidanl is an Manchester Newcomers Club Cline; seCond, Mrs. Barbara Mrs. Stephen McCusker of . About 25 friends and relatives Both Mr. and Mrs. Scudieri Gangewere and Mrs. Einar rent green venise lace. Her chapel- by her father, wore a white silk bridesmaids wore lilac ribbons Mr. and Mrs. James T. O’Keefe A reception was held at the authentic Buddha jnayey will meet toriight at 8. at the Davis aud Mrs. Flo Barre; Vernon, sister of the bride, was attended the party. The guests are graduates of Manchester Anderson; third, Mrs. Roy length veil of silk illusion was organza gown, fashioned with in their hair and carried white o f .East Hartford. The Marco Polo in East Hartford. home of Mrs. Barbara third, Mrs. Pamela Elliott and matron of honor. She wore an were seated at small tables High School. Mrs. Marsh is ivheel with niovahle Warren and Mrs. James high neckline, modified Empire baskets of spring flowers. bridegroom is the son of Mr. Struthers, 18 Eastfield St. Mrs. Judi Strout. This game is orchid Empire gown with long attached to a Juliet cap employed at Diamond Police For a motor trip through New McLaughlins new complete with centerpieces to Robert Leone of Torrington and Mrs. William C. Marsh of center. Exquisite in color accented with pink and green bodice, and long sleeves, all England, Mrs. Marsh wore a held th^ first, third and fifth SHAMPOOER puffed sleeves, which was also give a cafe effect. The bride-to- Equipment Corp. Mr. Scudieri and detail, mounted on venise lace. She carried a appliqued with peau d’ange lace was best man. Ushers were 64 Branford St. full-length baby blue gown The administrative board of Results of the Manchester Tuesdays of each month. The styled by the bride. She wore a be opened her gifts under an is employed at Burnside Motors 142 colonial bouquet of daisies. and Venise lace appliques. Her A n th o n y Amoroso o f The Rev. Eugene Charman of trimmed with white lace. They N K yellow gold. $21 "i. South United Methodist church next game will be played May matching headpiece and umbrella of white petals and in East Hartford.. YWCA duplicate bridge game 75% Larger Brushes soft full skirt and chapel-length Torrington, cousin of the St. James Church, officiated at will reside in Glastonbury. will meet tonight at 7:30 at 15. carried a basket of mixed Necli chain auailahle at played April 30 are as follows: For Faster Cleaning spring flowers. train had scattered lace bridegroom; Victor Riccio of the double-ring ceremony. The Mrs. Marsh is a licensed ■ Susannah Wesley House of the THE LIHLE SHOP/HAYSEED CASUALS spring flowers. additional cost. North-South, first, Mrs. Jean Only <2 appliques and was edged in Newington, cousin of the bride; church was. decorated with practical nurse at Manchester church. Results of the Manchester S05 EAST CENTER STREET MANGHE8TBB Michael Crockett bf Miss Young, the daughter of Mainella- Rychlovsky Peretti and Mrs. Ann lace. Her bouffant veil of im and Patrick Falcon of Hartford. lilies. Mrs. Jane Maccarone Memorial Hospital. Mr. Marsh Bridge Club duplicate bridge per Day Junior and Misses’ Dress Shop Manchester, the bridegroom’s Mrs. Mary Young of N. Elm St. Jaworowski; second, Mrs. Halt Sizes, and Sizes 7 thru %z p ort^ illusion was attached to A reception was held at the . was organist. is employed as a technician at The Emanuel Lutheran games played May 4 are as (With PtKChtM 9( Blue lusin) brother, was best man. Ushers and the late Frank Young, will Frankie Brown and Mrs. Lil OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9;S0 AJH. to S:80 PJH. a floral contour headpiece. She Manchester Country Club, after The bride wore an organza McCook Hospital emergency Church council will meet follows: North-South, first, were Richard Gobeille of become the bride of David Holway; third, Mrs. Barbara E. A. Johnson THURS. ’til 9 P.M., Clossd Mon. durln0 July A August carried a cascade, of white which the couple left on a wed gown with Empire waist, Alen- room. tonight at 7:30 in the church Kenneth Hickman and Sydney Manchester, the bride’s Marsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Myrtle Odium. 723 Main St. snowdrift pompons, lilies, ding trip to Bermuda. They will con lace trimmed- with pink reception room. McKenzie; second, Lou Manchester, Ct. brother; and Carlton Weiman Donald Marsh of 87 Also, EasLWpst, first, Mrs. baby’s breath, stephanotis and reside in Plainville, after May satin, and three-tiered bell JEWELERS-SILVEPSMITHS SINCE 1900 Halpryn and John Descy; third, of Manchester. Starkweather St., on June 29 in Barbara Furst and Mrs. Marge ***-******'-’»'**‘*«*:*:*:*»**’*’**-*****-**’-*-'-':**‘^**’***'**.’»**'''-'-*-’*:*:Wt:!:;:;:t:;:;:;*:::*;:;:;:;:;:;^^^_____ —ww - _ _ ...... •••••S S O O S .,,, , , , , , •WsVs».*.V*VsV«%%Vs%V?oVsS*oV«1V ivy foliage. 12. sleeves. Her veil trimmed with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jaworowski. 1 A reception was held at the a candlelight ceremony at St. The Hartford County Dental Warner; second, Mrs. Joan Miss Deborah L. Fortune of Mrs. Amoroso is a graduate pink satin,' was attached to a 958 MAIN STREET In DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Also, East-West, first, Mrs. Colony in Vernon, after which Bridget Church. • Hartford • Middletowrv* New Britain Assistants will meet Tuesday at Gagne and Mrs. Penny ELAINE POWERS 9TH ANNIVERSAIIY SPEflAI I nim K - East Hartford, sister of the of Penney High School in East Cahielot headpiece. She carried W.L. Holland and Arthur A. the cou pl^left for Bermuda. GLOBE 7:30 p.m. at IM Main St. Skenderian; third, Mrs. bride, was maid of honor.. She Hartford and Nprthampton one pink rose. V Pyka; second, Ed Conway and Eleanor Crafts and Mrs. Mary They will reside in Manchester. wore a printed rose organza Junior College, Northampton, Mrs. Alan Spiller of Vernon Mrs. Kathy Jennen; third, Peg Travel Service Willhide. gown with Empire bodice, high Mass. Mr. Amoroso is a was maid of honor. She wore a LaPlant and Robert Stratton. neckline, long lantern sleeves, graduate of Torrington High pink floral print gown with 555 MAIN STREET I School and the Hartford matching headband. She Results of the Manchester and full-flounced skirt. She 643-2165 Surprise Mom with a Singer Institute of Accounting. He carried one pink rose. YWCA novice games played Our 9th year as the world s - /rs BRING YOUR served in the U. S. Army three Mrs. Lawrence Wilson of May 2 are as follows; first, '| Authorized agent in Manchester i largest figure control system |« years. Both Mr. and Mrs. Manchester was bridesmaid. super stretch-stitch sewing machine Mrs. Ronny Toomey and Mrs. for all Airlines, Railroads and WELFARE-UNION 1 About Town "Amoroso are employed at the She wore a lavender floral ^rint Steamship Lines. 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V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 7, 1973 — PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ck)nn.. Mon., May 7, 1973 Reed, Monroe Happy, Keefe Hurls MCC Xavier High • World Puck Title To Twinbill Split Tops Eagles iLakers' West Hurting Gained byWhalers NEW YORK (AP) - “I hope so,” said Kerlan, BOSTON (AP) - Teddy there. However, I finally Whalers’ top'targets when the IWillls Reed and Earl “but a decison won’t be made decided to sign with the ■Monroe are happy — and until game time.” Green, a veteran hard WHA was formed. The New By Chris Blake Falco. rf 1 0 1 0 • By Dick Ledbetter Country Club hitting defenseman, sat with Whalers. I have many friends England owners immediately Warshausky, cf 3 0 0 0 perry West is hurting. Lanky Phil Jackson provided around here.” Jim Keefe pitched a four- Smallwood, 3b 2 2 1 0 A two-out double by Joe Msirchese in the bottom of the the spark for the Knicks in the Saturday mixed emotions. He has signed Jack Kelley, who had led Lehan,lb 2 0 0 0 With Reed playing“my most BEST 17 Green, who tactfully dodges Boston University to two NCAA hitter in his first start as seventh imiing brought Dave Weselcough home and gave Important game,” Monroe third quarter, when he filled in been the route in many McCombe, pr X X X X Class A — Mort Rosenthal 69- criticizing the Bruins, played a championships, as general Manchester Community Javier High a 1-0 win over East Catholic Saturday mor proving h e’s king of the for Dave DeBusschere, who ways. 8-61, Eiiur Lorentzen 68-6-62, major role on defense as the manager and coach. College ^topped Mattatuck Totala: 25 6 7 3 ning at Middletown’s Palmer Field. Sophomore Terry playgrounds and West not was in foul trouble. ' Green had a satisfied look, Mallaluck (3) John Odell 69-7-62, John New Whalers won the World Cup. Kelley went after Green, who C.C., 4-3, for a split of its Hickey suffered the loss as the Eagles managed only four having A healthy leg to stand on He put NeW York ahead for but tried to conceal any However, he evaded ith equal AB R H E / good 58-56 with a steal from comb 70-8-62; Class B — john appearance of strutting Sunday had played out his contract. doubleheader at Mt. Nebo Lorenib, cf 4 1 1 0 hits off Fred Tremalgia. in the fourth quarter, the New tact the challenge of New Lepore, rf i \ West and a court-length drive Kristof 68-10-58, Frank Butkus after his New England Whalers Kelly continued a raid on Saturday. Mattatuck took 3 0 1 0 Both pitchers hurled The loss evens the Eagles’, York Knicks beat Los Angeles 70-11-59, Bill Ogden 72-11-61; England President Howard Lund, ss 3 0 0 0 \ 87-83 Sunday afternoon to take a and added another lay-in during defeated the Winnipeg Jets 9-6 available NHL talent and came the second contest, 2-1. Mannello, c excellent ball and each pitched record at 44. Xavier sports a 2- Class C— Bruce Hancock 72-15- Baldwin for the Stanley. Cup, 3 0 0. 0 \ 2-1 lead over the Lakers in their . the Knicks’ 7-0 spurt. for the first World Hockey emblematic of world hockey up with other gems. He put In the opener, Manchester Holtman, lb 3 0 0 1 out of a number of jams. East 2 HCC mark. 57, Austin Weiman 81-18-63; together a team of veteran Land, p 1 National Basketball Associa-' During that surge, Association championship. supremacy. had to come-from-behind to 2 1 0 1 managed to load the bases in Offensively, there was little Jack McCallum'82-19-63; Joe players, former collegian stars Maitrlanno, 3b 3 0 1 2 tion championship series. Chamberlain was called for an “ L e t’s say I ’m v e ry “Don’t anyone ask me to play post the win. With Mattatuck the fifth and seventh innings but to cheer about for East. Keith Skinner 82-19-63, Jim Miller 84- and newcomers. Ray, If 3 0 2 0 Bob Oliver Carl Kleinstuber Sally Granato “I don’t know if it was my offensive foul. When he satisfield,” said Green, who .another game,” Green said. leading 3-1, Manchester scored Palladino, 2b 3 1 0 each time Tremalgia escaped Lamb had two hits in his first 21-63, Don Edwards 89-26-63; The result was a winner — 0 best game since the injury back proteted vociferously to referee came back froma skull fracture “I’m tired. After more than 100 three runs in the fifth inning to any damage by retiring Eagle varsity start to led East, low gross — Eihar Lorentzen first in the WHA’s Eastern Totala in 1970, but it certainly was my Jack Madden, jVilt was slapped and helped the Boston Bruins to games, I don’t have it. I need a go ahead 4-3. 26 3 4 4 batsman John McKeon. In the ’Tremalgia and Weselcough 73; blind bogey — Ray Warren Division and then in the Man CC 000 132 x-6 most important one,” said with a technical. the National Hockey League’s rest. I guess, though, if I had to, , Buddy Smallwood started the fifth, McKeon hit a ball 400 feet, each had A pair of Xavier hits- 101. playoffs. The Whalers won all Matt CC 000 030 0-3 Oliver, Kleinstuber, Reed, New York’s solid man in “I always seem to get in trou Stanley Cup in 1970. I could go one more.” rally with a Single to right. Jim but It was caught at the center- East pla}^ three times thisi PRO SWEEPS nine games at home while I — .. 2. Falco, 2, Idirenzo, the middle who scored 22 points ble when Madden is the ref,” “I’m very happy, but I don’t Just a year ago, Green Lehan reached on an error, put Lepore. Ray; 2BH: Falco, Lorenzo; SB: field wall. He struck out in the week, all aWay. Tuesday at, the Laker veteran said Gross — Einar Lorentzen 73, know whether this is the most playing a total of 12 in the Calaci, Ray; SAC: Falco, Lehan; BB: and grabbed 10 rebounds ducked writers after the Bruins ting runners on first and third. seventh and killed East’s Aquinas, Friday at Northwest^ afterwards. "But the technical Charlie Boggini 74, Rich Rior- satisfying thing that has ever playoffs against Ottawa, Keefe 3, Land 2; SO: Keefe 3, Land I. attempt to score. Catholic and Saturday they trek, against Los Angeles’ Wilt dan 74, Sher won the Stanley Cup by Gordon McCombe, running for Granato, Pin Winners cihmberlain. was justified. They have a FEERGySON happened to me,” the Whalers’ Cleveland and Winnipeg. Lehan^got caught in a rundown MtlUluck (2) Only two men reached second to Gilbert. %)4; N E T -John Kristof 73-10- defeating the New York With an explosive, but oppor AB R H E V H “Sure I’m happy,” he said, tough job to do. But they do captain said. "Don’t forget I Rangers in seven games. Now, and Smallwood scored while yesterday afternoon were the for Xavier until the seventh. In 63, Frank Butkus 75-11-64, John tunist, attack, the Whalers Jim Keefe Lorenzo, cf 3 0 0 0 Firing in the annual Men’s had too much in the finals in smiling. “This was a good one bloyy some calls — and when was with the Bruins right herp he still refuses to knock the McCombe was tagged out. Lepore, rf 2 0 0 0 first for all three in town com sweeping his foe. their half of the inning, Joe Odell 75-7-68. jumped to a 5-2 first period lead and Women’s Town 10-Pin __ Xavier f I) they do, it’s our job to let them in Boston when we won the Bruins despite what many con Another error put Joe Calaci Lund, ss 3 0 0 1 petition. Pagano led off with a single.** to win, because it keeps us in Sunday in the fifth game Sunday, two rutis in the top of the fifth Bowling Tournament at the Mrs. Granato lost the first AB the driver’s seat. Now there are know.” Stanley Cup three years ago.” sider shabby treatment. on second. John Acey drove Mannello, c 3 0 1 0 The winners received Weselcouch also reached second (AP photo) . BEST 16 although they were out-shot 17- on pitcher Sternberg’s single. Heilman, lb 3 0 1 0 Parkade Lanes is over and and third games but managed Archer, rf 3 just two games to go.” Laker Coach Sharman was Virtually ignored by the “Look, we have a great team, Calaci in with a single to trophies from Bernie Giovino, with a single. Hickey then Houston, 2b 3 Class A - Joe Wall 63-8-55, 11 by the Jets the first 20 Sternberg recorded his fifth Land, 2b 3 1 0 0 three new champions have to grab the second and then the ’The Madison Square Garden not too pleased with New Bruins as the team won the maybe -net the best that ever center. After two were out, Mastrlanno, 3b Parkade Lanes manager, plus relieved the pressure by Tremalgia, p 3 Wilt Blows His Cool Woody Clark 61-3-58, Tom Prior minutes. win against no losses. Bilodeau, 3 0 0 0 emerged. last two to triumph. The new Pagano, ss 3 crowd of 19,694 — including the York’s defensive tactics. Stanley Cup for the second time played, but not the worst,” he Keefe reached first when his Sternberg, p 3 0 1 0 cash awards. The runners-up catching Pagano off second 62-4-58, Mort Rosenthal 66-8-58; “First we have to start with who only allowed three hits, champ brought a 151 average Weselcouch, lb ' 2 touring Russian basketball Jack Madden Just Listens “Tey play defense like the in three years in 1972, Green said. “We’re the champs in our third strike got by the catcher. Palladino, pr 0 1 0 X Bob Oliver copped the received cash. with a beautiful pick-off play. Class B — Fred Lennon 62-9-53, Smltty A1 Smith,” Kelley said. was the loser. into the title play and Mrs. Cosgrove, cf 2 squad — and a national televi Russians, with all that holding. jumped to the Whalers and the league. We have a lot of good Pitcher Howie Land walked in coveted Men’s Scratch Division Oliver who sported a 177 He struck out the next batter to Marchese, c 3 in the final mihute, but missed C.D. McCarthy 66-13-53; Class “ He did the job for us all The Cougars out hit Mat ToUls 26 2 3 1 Lillicrop had an identical sion audience saw a rather slop it really put a lot of pressure on So many fouls just were not new WHA last summe. hockey players in this league, the final run of the inning. laurels with a 3-2 game triumph season average won the odd season mark. get within one out of retiring Hoey, If . i a baseline shot with 22 seconds B — Bob Vonderkall 69-18-51, through the playoffs and he tatuck 7-3, but stranded seven Mancheiter (1) Desmond, 3b3...... 2 py game in. which the Knicks us to have him sitting on the called.” “I gave a lot of thought, and everyb^y should recognize Manchester added two more AB R H E over Jim Powers in the best-of- games in his set with Powers, the side. However, on the first left that would have tied it. “It looked like everyone was Todd Peck 72-21-51; low gross— something like three months, really held us in there in that runners. Smallwood hit the ball Nowak, c were outscored 15- in seven bench,” he said. it. I was in the NHL with the in the sixth and Keefe held Mat 4 0 1 0 five set. Carl Kleinstuber taking the first, third and fifth. The scores: pitch, Marchese lofted a shot Totals Reed grabbed the rebound, then Stan Hilinski 72, Tom Prior 72; before I made a decision,” First period. Without him, it well for Manchester, getting a Calaci, ss 4 0 2 0 minutes of the second period, West, who had injured a on me,” said Chamterlain, who Bruins when the league had a tatuck in check for his first win copped Men’s Handicap Divi Powers copped No. 2 and No. 4. Men’s Scratch that landed beyond Ron Soucier East (0) Walt Frazier sank a pair of free had to contend with Reed, then blind bogey — Ed Hayes 99. Green said. “I wanted to show well could have been 5-5.” double and triple in three trips. Acey, 2b 2 0 0 ‘0 sion honors by turning back Bob came back to trail just 47-44 at hamstring muscle in his left leg lot of good players, when there in as many decisions. Starter Tracey, If Oliver’s. 223 was the day’s best Oliver 160-179-223-150-186 and drove in the winning run. throws with two seconds to go PRO SWEEPS what I could do, and I wanted to Larry Pleau, a Greater Manchester, now 6-5 overall, 3 0 1 0 Pinto, 3b 3 the half, moved in front with during the second game of the Jerry Lucas, and — briefly — were ^ only six teams. Then Land, took the loss for the Keefe, lb 3 1 1 0 Bassett in three straight score. Oliver averaged 179.3 for Powers 129-189-159-162-169 It was a tough game for for the final margin. Boston native who played with faces Eastern Connecticut Banning, 2b 0 seven unanswered points in the series, hurt a hamstring muscle even John Gianelli at center for Gross — Stan Hilinski 72, Tom be with a winner. I come from came expansion and then more Waterbury club. Falco, rf 2 0 0 1 games. Each carried an lis-pin his efforts and Powers Men’s Handicap either team to lose. Tremalgia McKeon, lb 4 “Monroe was the only guy not New York. Prior 72; net — Bob Vonderkall Winnipeg and a lqt of people the Montreal Canadiens before State College JV’s Wednesday Smallwood, 3b 3 0 2 2 handicap. Sally Granato edged third period and stayed one in his right leg during the third expansion.” The second game featured a Guerin, cf averaged 161.3. He carried a 173 Kleinstuber 202-271-210 struck out six batters,- but also Socha, ss 3 intimidated by Chamberlain,” Knick Coach Red Holzman 83-18-65, Joe Wall 74-8-66, Fred w ant^ me to join the team jumping to the WHA and the at Mt. Nebo in a doubleheader 3 0 0 0 Soucier, cf|...... 3 stride ahead of the defending period Sunday. Green was one of the tight pitchers duel between Bilodeau, p .3 Dee Lillicrop by a 3-2 margin to average into the tourney. Bassett 198-186-178 walked six, including Joe Ban-. observed West. “He shot well was especially pleased with Tracey 86-19-67, Frank Butkus Whalers, scored three goals and beginning at 3. 0 0 0 Smachetti, rf 2 champion Lakers throughout “Early in the third quarter I Manchester’s Russ Bilodeau Lehan, lb 0 0 0 0 annex the Women’s Scratch Kleinstuber and Bassett W omen’s H andicap ning four consecutive times. when the Knicks needed the Reed, a key to the Knicks’ 78-11-67. Tommy Webster, a former Division laurel. Love, c 3 the fourth quarter. made a quick start and then and Mattatuck’s Jim Sternberg. averaged 174 and 173 during the Granato 185-188-164-240-211 Hickey struck out only two, but Lamb, if 3 points.” championship season of 1970 Ladies Bruins, tallied twice. Manrhesler ( 6) Totals 26 1 7 3 “It was a strange game,” changed directions,” West said. ’The championships notched league season but the former Lillicrop 202-179-186-172-183 walked only one, while also hit Hornat, dh 3, “There’s no getting around it. Saturday Commanding 3~1 Lead Pleau broke the Jets’ hearts The locals drew first blood in AB R H E Matt. CC 000 020 0-2 said West, the Lakers’ “I felt the muscle pull in the who has been slowed by leg in the bottom of the fourth inning. Nowak, c 4 1 1 0 ting a batter. Hickey, p 0 Wilt really polices the lane,” juries since. , BEST 17 after Winnipeg closed to within / Man CC 000 100 0-tI superstar who sat out the entire right leg — but it was the left Smallwood lined a triple to left, Calaci, ss 4 1 0 2 RBI: Sternberg, Smallwood; 2BH: “Terry pitched an excellent conceded Monroe, who like ‘‘Our defense was good Gross — Sue Eggelton 87; net 6-5 early in the third p erio ^ Acey, 2b 4 1 2 1 Totals 24 0 4 1 fourth quarter with pulled one which hurt the most. scoring Keefe from first. Smallwood; 3BH: Smallwood; SB: game,” commented Jim Xavier 000 000 1-1 Chamberlain learned his enough for us to stay close, and — Agnes Romayko 84-17-67, Pleaii completed his three gjDial Tracey, If 3 1 1 0 Nowak; BB: Sternberg 1, Bilodeau 3; hamstring muscles in both his “I was willing to go back in Mattatuck countered with Penders. “It was just a matter RBI: Marchese; 2BH: Marchese; SB: basketball on the playgrounds Monroe got us some big points, performance with hard work by Keefe, p 2 0 10 SO: Sternberg 4, Bilodeau 3. legs. “There was no pattern to early in the fourth quarter, but Tina Mikolowsky 88-18-70; putts of them catching McKeon’s P in to , Banning, Lamb; SAC: of Philadelphia. hut Reed — this was one .of —B Tina Mikolowsky 2, Ceil Perfect Game linemates Tim Sheehy apa Jim Weselcouch; DP: Hickey to Socha to it, no flow. It was like a Bill (Coach Sharman) felt drive and i/s not catching “But sonietimes you’ve got to Reed’s best games since he’s Perry 28. French after another former McKeon, Hoey to Weselcouch; LOB: playground game.” otherwise.” Marchese’s. I hope we start hit-, East 9, Xayier 3; BB: Tremalgia 0, challenge him — go in, even if been back. It helps having Sunday Bruin, Bob Woytowlch, had ting with men on base.” And a playground game “I didn’t want to gamble on pulled Winnipeg to, within one Hickey 1; SO: Tremalgia, 6, Hickey 2. you don’t get the layup, just to possibly losing him for the rest Lucas and Giaelli, because FOUR BALL BEST BALL Frustrating {means a Monroe kind of game. keep him honest. For Montreal goal, 6-5, in the third period, . of the series by putting him Reed is able to get so much rest Isabelle Parciak, Ceil Perry, Varsity Golfers ‘I enjoyed it today,” said the “But you have to know what and come off the bench strong.” Smith, picked off the Detroit CLINTON, Iowa (AP) — Pearl, who scored 21 points and back in,” Sharman explained. Rita Creed, Hanna Clark 66; you’re doing. I was always a “A game like today, you real Flo Barre, Rory Simon, Mary CHICAGO CAP) — “It’s the kind of game we like to Red Wings’ coster, came up Unlike the mighty Casey came off the bench in the mid “If he had only one leg to play with severaihrilliant saves, as good driver, That’s been my on, I would have used him,” he ly earn your pay out there,” Lou Pierro, Joanne Hunt 68; play,” said goalie Ken Oryden after he and his awesome Score Double of Mudville baseball fame Secretariat Goal dle of the second period to put game, penetrating. said Reed. “There was a lot of the Jets out-shot the Whalers an end to the Lakers’ 15-2 spurt. said. “But both his legs are hur Helen Noel, Mary Gangewere, Montreal teammates had shutout the Chicago Black who finally succeeded in “We decided we had to make physical contact. Eileen Plodzik, Barb Davis 68. 42-27. ‘‘Our offense was just ting now.’^ Hawks 4-0 to take a commanding 3-1 edge in their best-of-7 “I think you have to say that Manchester High’s varsity golf team picked up wins striking out, the Danville Chamberlain work at both ends Dr. Robert Kerlan, the LA “But I feel great. My object Now Triple Crown stagnating. I asserted myself at of the court, get him as tired as is to win another championship Stanley Cup final series. Smith was the key,” Winnipeg three and four Friday afternoon at the Timberline Country nine didn’t even get to bat. the proper time.” team physician, echoed Shar possible.” — and I think we have the guys “I should hope so,” added 13th goal of the playoffs, one playeryr-coach Bobby Hull said. Club in Berlin. The locals defeated Maloney, 4-1, and The team left Danville, Monroe scored six of his man. Wilt, who grabbed 13 who can do it,” added Reed. Coach Billy Reay of the Hawks. short of the record set by team ‘ TThey h e have great offensive Berlin 4-1. III.', by bus Saturday for a oints in the third quarter and “If this had been the final Tallwood L()UISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Secretariat, his image rebounds but scored just five If West can’t play Tuesday, “It doesn’t happen very often, mate Frank Mahovlich in 1971, power and Smith gave them 200*mile trip to Clinton Dine in the fourth,, including an game of the series, I think he Saturday shining brighter than ever, now takes on the task of trying points and took only three shots the Knicks will be heavy but they played a perfect game and Chuck Lefley followed with great goal-tending. You just Maloney’s Marty Meskell foi^ a M idw est L eag u e bff-balance one-hander that would have played,” Kerlan NASSAU TOURNAMENT and there’s not much you can do^ still another goal a minute and turned in a fine round of 79 to to win the Triple Crown and his opposition might not be too from the floor, said he wasn’t favorites to take a 3-1 lead into can’t make mistakes against baseball game. gave the Knicks an 85-79 lead said. “But there are other Low gross - Jeff Hughes 74, Bob about that. Not only the Black’ a half later. that team.” claim medalist honors. particularly tired at the end. games.” Game Five in Los Angeles The squad had gone great—at least in numbers. vith 1:50 to go. Thursday night. Normington 78; front nine low Hawks, but they could have The Canadiens now need one Manchester’s Lon Annulli Reserve Keith Erickson hit ‘‘I felt okay, but we are so Will West be ready for Game only abopt 20 miles when “He ran pretty good for a used to going to West at the end, net - Gary Mund 30, Bab beaten aqyone.” more triumph to capture their carded an 80 for the best Tribe Ellington Ridge crippled horse,” jockey Ron ■two baskets to bring LA to 85-83 Four here Tuesday night? Dalessio 35; back nine low net “They ust didn’t give us a 18th Stanley Cup and they Petrocelli Ailing score. the bus had a flat tire. A Herald photo by Ofiara SatUrday’a Turcotte said Sunday after Bob Meskill 30, Frank Wilson chance,” moaned Reay. “It’s probably can get by with less This week the Indians play spare .tire was put on, but BLOOMINGTON, Minn. AP Start of One Bike Race Saturday Morning BEST 16 IN CLASS Secretariat wiped out rumors 33; low net 18 holes - Gary Nace not too ofte you get everybody than a perfect game at Mon — Rico Petrocelli will be out of Today, Tuesday, Wednesday it blew out with some 90 that he hdd a knee problem with 83-15-68, Ray St. Louis 83-14-69. moving on a club the way they treal Tuesday night. The Hawks and ’Thursday. miles still to g. Class A — Herb Pagarii 63-7- Best Yet to Come the Boston Red Sox lineup for 56; Class B — Jim Johnston 71- an overwhelming victory in the SA Five Sunday moved. I don’t think they had haven’t won a playoff game in Results; Manchester vs. A call to Danville \ four or five days because of 12-59, Brian Smith 69-10-59, Joe Kentucky Derby. TWO-MAN BEST BALL any weaknesses at all.” Montreal since 1W2 and have swelling in his right knee.. Berlin — Leone (M) def. brought a school bus to “ You know something he Hawk General Manager Tom taken it on the chin 13 times. Symqlon (B), 6-5; Downey (M) Renert 67-8-59, Dave Berger 71- 'olds 3-1 AND Low gross - Pat Rose 73, Walt The Red Sox third baseman pick up the stranded team, Flynn, 12-59, Roger Mountain 67-8-59, might have run that in 1 ;56 if he For Crampton Saverick 75, Jim McDonald 76. my Ivan, who in the past has Dryden; the Vezina trophy injured the knee two weeks ago, def. Landry (B), 64; Annulli and it arrived with the ; Heard was all right,” Turcotte chided. coached his share of Stanley winner wasn’t seriously (M)'def. Sturgeon (B) 4-3; Bill Marsh 70-11-59; CTass C — RADK Team low net - Dave Bromley, trying for a diving catch against erstwhile squad at 8:45 Gene Pagnetti 72-16-56; Class D With his stature damaged, by HOUSTON (AP) — “I told you earlier this year,” Bruce Jeff Clark 60; Joe Bell, Rich Cup victories, agreed and said, extended as he had to kick out Cleveland. He aggravated the Thomas (M) def. Welch (B) 2-1. an upset loss in the Wood lAdvantage “Very rarely does a team play only 19 shots to post his first Manchester vs. Maloney — p.m. — John Chessari 86-28-58; Crampton said. “The best is yet to come. Bell 60; Steve Cassano, Bill injury in Saturday’s game Both teams were com Score Bike Triumphs kickers — C3iet Wincze, Bob, Memorial April 21 and rumors NEW YORK (AP) - ’The fifth Dunn 60; Joel Grout, Don Pon- a perfect game. You just have Stanley Cup shutout. He said against the Twins. Leone def. Morytko (Mai) 5-3; sweeping Churchill Downs of seven games between the Tonight “The good things are just getting started.” to give them credit. Our outside of two shots from, the Meskell (Mai) def. Downey (M) pleting warmups some 55 The bike race at the Robinson, Pat Indomenico, Ted ticelli 62; Len Kent, Warren Saturday that Secretariat had Russian National Basketball 8:00 Mets vs. Braves, WINF Royce 64; kickers - low gross - goalkeeper was fantastic and point in the second period which one up; Annulli (M) def. Mauri minutes later when the Manchester Community LaBonne, Cliff Pasternack 77; Crampton had just'polished par. Former PGA champion Lou Becker, Glen Gould, Steve hurt himself and might even be team and a collection of 9:00 Red Sox vs. White Sox, Pat Rose 73; Walt Kokoska 71, we couldn’rgive-Um a goal.” were deflected and another by (Mai) 4-2; Thomas (M) def. umpire called the game College campus held Satur American collegiate l^asketball off a one-stroke victory—! he led Dave Stockton took second with Dennis Hull late in the game, he Liebman 74. scratched. Secretariat Ch.22, WTIC by three to five most of the final Walt Saverick 70, Warren Marc Tardif trickledin a goal Rogers (Mai) 4-2. because of rain. day morning, sponsored by stars gets underway tonight at a charging finish. He birdied was never in trouble. LOW GROSS IN CLASS responded by beating Sham by 11:30 Basketball - USA vs. round and it got close only at Royce 79, Nick Pahoulis 79. at U08 of the first period Sun the college and the Recrea the' Madison Square Garden Russia, Ch.8 three of the last four holes for a Odds are the Canadiens can Class A — Herb Pagan! 74; 2)4. lengths in a record time of the end — in the Houston Open 69 and 278. day and the game settled down tion Department proved Class B— Milt Stein 76; Class C 1:59 2-5 for the lV4-mile Derby. The Americans have won to a defensive match until the wrap it up a t home Tuesday ' three of the four games played Golf tournament Sunday, his The current Masters night but Dryden warned Tennis Ladder quite successful. — Chick Edwards 86; Class D— “There won’t be.many trying third pro triumph of the year, \titleholder, Tommy Aaron, second period when the BITUMINOUS In Division I, opened to 10- 12- John Cushma 95, Maury him in the Preakness,” said in.what has become a rough and Canadiens turned it on. Yvan “home Ice doesn't mean that tumble series. “Nothing has changed from vyasn’t a factor. He hahad a final much to me.” Winners Noted year-olds, Mike Flynn, a stu Komins 95. trainer Lou Goldflne, adding hat I sad at Orland, Fla. The 79,for 298. DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS dent at St. James School, BETTER NINE IN CLASS that he was taking Shecky Saturday night the Americans Sport Slate [ built a 22-point lead, then best is yet to come for Bruce It got close only at the end. Tennis ladder winners at the covered the 1.5 mile course in '"v 4 Greene, who finished sixth, and Girls^ Tennis Crampton,” he said. APPLIANCE PARTS Special Spring Prices Class A — Herb Pagan! 37-4- withstood a Russian comeback Crampton had guilt a four Tennis Forum of Vernon during the winning time of 4:07. Ed My Gallant, who finished ninth, Wth three victories — only 33; Class B — Milt Stein 37-5-32, for an 83-75 victory. The new Manchester Hjgh stroke'\lead with rounds of 66 FREE ESTIMATES the successful indoor season Debranski was second and back to Chicago. Jack Nicklaus can match that Today Issue Challenge WASHERS DRYERS Rhodes Farnham 38-5-33, Brian I^e U.S. team was led by girls’ varsity tennis squad and 67 Friday and Saturday and were Ann Vincent in women’s Corky Chandler sped home in “I’m going to weigh things total — and a season’s leading never rea(ly was threatened. RANGES DISHWASHERS Smith 38-5-33; Class C — Gene Providence College stars Ernie opened the season Thursday PHONE: 649-5233 singles and Sue Hayde and third position. Pagnetti 41-8-33; Class D — over,” said trainer Bill $153,678 in earnings to his credt, “I wouldn’t say I was conser BASEBALL BOSTON (AP) - The New “ It would cerainly be an DiGregorio and Marvin Barnes. topping Windham High, 7-0, at REFRIGERATORS Doris Hanford in women’s Dennis Cohan of East John Chessari 48-14-34, Jack Resseguet, whose Our Native the statement could only stand vative,” Crampton said, “but Manchester at Windham England Whalers want shot at honor to play the Canadienp for NO MOIEV DOWN • IIP TO 5 V[m$ TO P«T doubles. George Boser topped finished third, 10*4 lengths back DiGregorio had 20 points while the local courts. Bloomfield at South Windsor the coveted Stanley Cup as the the Cup. in one game anything Catholic High, claimed top Perry 44-10-34. Winners for the Tribe were as a warning to the rest of the Iwasn’t ung ho. I figured with a PPLIANCE. the men’s singles with Wayne honors in Division II, 13- 15- of the flying winner. Barnes collected eight. Woodrow Wilson at Ellington first champion of the World can happen. I don’t think it’s Ladies Although coach Bob Cousy Nancy Donovan, Betsy Ross, pro tourists that the curly- four stroke lead if I could keep G&H PAVING Kuhnly and A1 Dambeck the year-olds, with a blistering LOW GROSS IN CLASS One of those expected to test' haired Australian is ready to on making pars I wouldn’t be in Windsor at Rockville Hockey Association. any secret that we don’t have 1 REPAIR doubles winners. Secretariat in the Preakness, described the game as “the Marianne McGuskey and Diane Howard L. Baldwin, presi the depth they do, but in one I99F0HEST ST.MiNCHfSTER WEST STREET, BOLTON time of 6:04. Cohan turned in Class A — Wendy Ehrlich 87; Colla who all won their singles assume a dominant position in such bad shape.” Bill Kelly copped laurels in the day’s fastest time: Mike the second Triple Crown race at cleanest so far,”,there were 86 pro golf. He won it with a par 72 Final scores and money win dent of the Whalers, issued th . game you never can tell.” I PHOt^ B4B-1in^ Class B — Jo Chupas 101. fouls called and 10 players matches. GOLF challenge Sunday immediately the boys’ junior round robin Hennessey was second in 6:31 BETTER NINE IN CLASS Pimlico May 19, was Sham. in the final round on the 6,905 nings (a-denotes amateur); play with Will Britnell copping T\yo of Sham’s teeth were .fouled out. The games are In doubles competition. Miss East Catholic vs^St. Paul after the team won the WHA ti while Tim Foote was third. Pass A — Mary Heslin 42-7- Ross and Jody Beller were Vic yard Quail Valley Golf Club Crampton the second round. Racing in Division III, open loosened when he bumped his played under international course for a 277 total, 11 under $41,000 72-66-67-72-277 Wethersfield, Pla,tt vs. tle by defeating the Winnipeg Dilring the season, 10 35, Mary Renert 44-9-35; Class head in the starting gate and tules. torious. Manchester at Country Club Jets 9-6, taking the cham GETYOUR for competitors 16 and over, B Del Hartmann 49-10-39, J Stockton women’s doubles matches were was won by Pete Heard of they were removed after the $23,370 70- 71-70-67-278 South Windsor, at Bloomfield pionship series in five games. played and 50 junior matches Chupas 50-11-39, Claire Keating race. However, trainer Frank HalVs at Simsbury The challenge for the Cup Manchester High in 6; 17. Frank 50-11-39; Class C — Natalie Range Wadkins against teams from Bloomfield, “Rancho” Martin said Sham Suffield at Ellington donated by the Lord of Stanley White of Suffield was second O’Brien 51-13-38. Arrow INDOOR ARCHERY $14,555 71- 69-69-72-281 Farmington Valley, Simsbury ran a fine race and there were Glastonbury at Rockville in 1895 came as the Montreal SHAVER SERVICED while UConn student Glen BEST 16 IN CLASS ' - « r Coody and Farmington. Gruber placed third. no excuses. . $9,020 ' ‘^Canadiens took a 3-1 lead in the Class A — Mary Heslin 73-14- ' ’»ia' 72-69-72-69-282 MITES Prizes were awarded by Martin also will send two Thompson NHL final playoff series with 59; Class B — Claire Keating 86- divisions from The Bike Shop, other colts to Pimlico-Knight, $9,020 . TENNIS the Chicago Black Hawks. IN MANCHESTER 22-64; Class C - Natalie 72-71-69-.70-282 Fogarty Brothers was Farr’s and Manchester Cycle ly Dawn, who won an allowance a-Cranshaw Penney at Manchester The NHL took personal Norelc'o w Schick * Sunbeam eliminated Saturday in the Shop. , O’Brien 87-26-61; kickers - Del race on Derby program, and the 69-71-72-71-283 possession of the Cup in 1910, '• Ronson • Remington Norwich Early Bird Tourna Hartmann 78, Jo Chupas 78. lightly raced Beautiful Music. making it symbolic of world Funseth' . TRACK MAY ment by McP,heters Agency, 21- Sunday Others being mentioned for $7,380 hockey supremacy. 71- 71-71-70-283South Winder, Glastonbury at ONE WEEK SPECIAL 8-12 20, in the quarterfinal round. Auto Racing LOW GROSS IN CLASS the 1 3-16-mile Preakness were Graham Baldwin suggested that the iN The Oilmen were led by Class A — Steve Liebman 72; Simsbury i » Whalers meet the NHL cham ' ^ Includes TALLADEGA, Fla. — David Aljamin; Stop the Music; , $6;304 72- 72-71-69-284 Roger Petrin and Harry Roy Class B — Howard Latimer 79, Impecunious, who missed the Glenz Rockville, Plainville at pion in a one^game playoff on Pearson rode a Mercury to an Southington 2 9 * Dismantling with four hits and two homers Milt Stein 79; Gass C — Ray Derby because of a heel injury, $6,304 74-70-71-69-284 neutral ice for the benefit of ^ • Cleaning each. Matt Giardina hit, two easy victory in the Winston 500- Seraphin 86 Class D — Pete charity. mile stock car rape after a and Step Nicely, a stakes homers while so|o blasts came Limqwa 96. winner as a 2-year-old. None “This challenge is meant in 29 9 S •Adjusting high-speed crash eliminated from Ron Seplowitz and Rich BETTER NINE raced in the Derby. ’ no disrespect to either of those Reg.O •Lubricating Romano. three of his chief rivals and 15 Class A -r' Steve Liebman 34- two fine teams or the National of the original 60 starters. Steady Round Decisive A Convsnknl locaKoh 3-31; Class B — Joe Garbrous Hockey League,” Baldwin said. "maim or 39-7-32, Ralph Tartaglia 38-5-33, In LPGA Golf Classic “This is a challenge intended (TATE Dennis Cohan Milt Stein 38-5-33; Class C - only to restore the people their BE SURE . 'yiiBUSS hat been serving the Name Owner TNI ATE R John Cushma 43-10-33, Ray • RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Judy •Miss Prentice had a 'inal right to see a true champion for 91 YEARS. For e complete FREE INSPECTION of Smith, Lutz Victors Ladles decided in this, the world's Seraphin 41-7-34; Class D — LOW GROSS IN CLASS Rankin p lay ^ what she called round of 77 and finished tied for your home by a Termite (Control Expert, supervised In addition to having the finest Indoor shooting facilities in New England, Hall's Arrow has the fastest sport.” MONTREAL (AP) - Stan ' singles In Dallas and I’ve got to Pete Linqua 47-11-36. Class A — Mary Heslin 88; a "steady round” Sunday to win fifth. Kathy Whitworth, who by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest Smith is going to become a lit concentrate on playing by Physical^ Aggressive CRIERS IN CLASS largest and most complete stock of quality Archery equipment to be found anywhere. There the championship in the LPGA started one stroke back, could Asked about Baldwin’s local office: Gass B — Enes Warmington challenge. New England Coach tle more selfish this week at myself again,’’ he added. Class A — Steve Liebman 70- 107. are over 300 bows in stock at all times featuring the leading brands in the archery industry fo Raleigh Golf Classic with a one- do no better than 75 and a tie for Dallas. Smith and Lutz swept Tom 5-65; Class B— Ralph Tartaglia choose from with a full compliment of accessories at the lowest possible prices. . over-p§ir 217. third. Jack Kelley said: ^ ••• QONINt Tom Quinn, owner has been In Basketball Paying Off BETTER NINE electric shaver service for 26 years. His expertiie “Playing singles and playing Okker of the Netherlands and 76-9-67, Chet Wincze 82,13-69, With expert instruction archery lessons make learning not only easy Mrs. Rankin shot an even-par Chako Higuchi, one of four GasS A — Mary Heslin 42-7- Japanese" players on the tour, is your guarantee of qualilyr work. ' doubles take different mental Chicago’s Marty Riessen 6-2, 7- INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Les Baum 80-11-69, Howard 72 over the 6,300-yard Raleigh 649-8240 series and won in six games, 35; Gass B — Vera Honnon 46- but fun. At a cost of only $2.00 anybody can learn to shoot a1>ow and STEVENSON BROS. approaches,’’ the Pasadena, 6,6-0 for the first-place share of Physical aggressive basketball Latimer 77-8-69, Joe Renert 77- Country Club course. shot a two-under-par 70 to cap sroM 9S Tuts., Wed., frf. and it appears the physical 12-34; Gass C — COnnle Kelly arrow safely and with a reasonable degree of skilL ture, second place with p 219, 9-8t30Thurtdoy Calif., native said Sunday after $40,000. Riessen and Okker won has worked fo the Indiana 8-69; Class C t- John Cushma 54-15-39. ‘.‘With the weather the way .it EXXOW BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORK HOURS 9-2:30 Soturdoy he and Bob Lutz of Tiburon, $16,000. 'brand of ball works pretty well 84-10-65 ; Ray Seraphin 81-14-67; was, I thought it would take at winning $3,400. ' I CDIMl HTWSrK »«W G. Pacers in this year’s American CRIERS ^ Hail’s Amw (INDOOR MCHERYj ta DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Calif., had won the 180,000 ,’liie champions reached Sun against Kentucky, too. Class D— Pete Linqua 91-21-70; 291 Wost Middle Tpko. Manchester least a 70 to win,” said Mrs. Gale Dehenberg also had a 70 Pta I« ora n m ! Basketball Association Indiana beat the Colonels Class A — Mary Renert 88-18- L9SMSJ «« tUi SlTMt MMcknUr World Tenni^ Doubles C h ^ - day’s final round with a 7-6,7-6, playoffs. kickers — Richard Lombardo, Open Nightly 5 PM-11 PM Mon., Tins., Thurs., Frl. I^nkin, who started the day and tied for third with Miss MB-B533 The Oldest & Largest in Cbnn. here Saturday afternoon, 90-86, 70, Mary Heslin 84-1A-70; Class Whitworth at 221, winning $2,- pionship. 4-6, 7-6 victory over veteran They went after Denver in the Joe Russo, A1 Kemp, Jim Open All Day and Evenings Wed. A Sat. Sun. 12-9 PM Tel. 646-0443 tied with Jo Ann Prentice at QUINN’S SHAVER CENTER to even up the best-of-7 ABA McCarthy, Gene Dickinson 80; B — Vera Honnon 93-24-69; 145. 365. ‘"This week I’ve concentrated Australians Rod Laver and Roy opening series and won it in five Class C — Connie Kelly 104-30- ao BIRCH STREET, MANCHESTER. QONN. 00040 • 203-640.5520 championship series 2-2. Now Irv Ertman, Cliff Pasternack, on being a team player. Star Emerson in Saturday night’s p m es; took it to favored Utah 74; kickers — Jan Hanigan 96- .A ting tomorrow it’s back to semifinal round. the scene shifts to Louisville for Pete Linqua, John Handgan 75. in the Westerh Division title game No. 5 Tuesday night. 20-76. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. May 7. 1973
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 7, 1973— PAGE NINETEEN I Major League | Dick Allen Bunt • ---Leaders- Lolich Not Winnings The "Action'Marketplace” F a s t — E ffe c tiv e American League Over 15,000 Paid Substribers Martin Not Worried Neratd Classified Ads Key to Big Rally BATTING (45 at baU) - P. get ’em, he could do it:” Over 60,000 Daily Readers A Kelly, Chi, .468; Holt, Min, .389. N E W Y O R K (AP) - 11-2, Oakland thumped (15 Word Minimum) National League RUNS - Patek, KC, Mr Cleveland twice 12-0 and 7-3, A's-Indians . CHICAGO AP - The and confessed it hurts him to sy. " ’The best way of retaliating What’s wrong with Mickey ’The A’s pounded out 18 hits in Fast Results W L Pet GB Mayberry, KC, 20. Baltimore blanked California 5- Chicago White Sox and swing at times. is. to beat their brains out, and Lolich? their opener against aevelauji, 1 D a y ...... 8(t per w/ord per day Pittsburgh 11 9 .550 RUNS BATTED IN - 0, Milwaukee edged Kansas Still, he managed to swing for maybe this fires pur players up, Nothing, says Billy Mar including a home run by Joe B ^D ays...... 7d: per word per day Chicago 14 12 .538 Wilbur Wood kept on doing Mayberry, KC 26; Melton, Chi, City 3-2 and Minnesota COPY CLOSING TIME FOR three hits in four official trips too.” he said. tin. Rudi, in support of Ken Holti- New York 12 13 .480 1V4 the same old thing Sunday — 23. hammered Boston 10-3. 6 D a y s ...... 6(t per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS to the plate, as did teammates Something fired the Sox'up. man’s five-hit pitching. \, Montreal 11 12 .478 IV^ winning — but slugger Dick HI’TS — Valentine, Cal, 33; hfoybe, says Whitey Her Rangers-Tigers* 26 Days ...... 5(t per word per day Bill Melton and Pat Kelly. ’The next inning they scored five Vida Blue, who had be«n 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Philadelphia 10 13 .435 2V^ Allen tried something new. Rojas, KC, 33. zog. The Rangers hopped on Kelly is now batting at an runs, all on singles. sidelined more than two w ee^ Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch St. Lodis 5 19 .208 8 The Sox won their ninth in a DOUBLES - Rojas, CK, 8; The left-handed ace of the Lolich for three runs in the Deadline for Saturday and Monday amazing .468 percentage, best That gave the knuckleballing with a strained knee ligament, West row and 13th in 14 games at the Henderson Clhi, 7; ^ k patrick, Detroit Tigers, who pitched opening inning on the first of ,is.12:00 Noon Friday in the majors. Wood an eight-run cushion, and scattered six hits in the night San Francisco 22 9 .710 expense of the New York KC, 7; Otis, KC, 7. 703 innings and wn 47 games Dave Nelson’s four hits, a l>H0NE 643-27U Melton„ who drove in four helped him ride out 10 Yankee cap and the A’s got homers Houstor; 19 10 .655 2 Yankees, 11-2. Wood won his TRIPLES — Harper, Bsn, 3; over the past two seasons, is passed ball, Toby Harrah’s runs for the day and seven hits. “ I was getting the ball up from Deron Johnson, Gene Cincinnati 16 10 .615 3V^ sixth in a row to raise his mark E.Brinkman, Det, 3; D.Allen, during the three-game series too much,” he admitted. “ But having his troubles in 1973. single and Alex Johnson’s home Services Ottered 12 Help Wanted 35 Los Angeles 15 13 .536 5t^ for the season to 7-2. Chi, 3; Hisle, Min, 3. run. In the sixth, a single by Tenace and Sal Bando. HERALD which the Sox swept from the the way we’re hitting it didn’t Following Sunday’s 7-2 loss Orioles-Angels Atlanta 9 16 .360 10 Allen, who led the American HOME RUNS - Tenance, Elliott Maddox and a pair of PLEASE READ WASHING Machine Repairs — REGISTERED Nurses — 3 H A P P Y A D S New Yorkers, went down hard hurt.” to the Texas Rangers, in Jim Palmer halted “KEEP SMUNG- San Diego 10 18 .357 lOMi League in home runs last year, Oak, 8; Mayberry, KC, 7. walks preceded Harrah’s three- BOX LETTERS RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, p.m. to 11 p.m., l l p.m. to 7 on a pitch that just missed his Yankee skipper Ralph Houk which he was creamed for Baltimore’s five-game losing IIEEP HAPPY’ Sunday's Carnes bunted for a base hit to help set STOLEN BASES - North, run triple. Harrah then scored YOUR AD Maytag. Reasonable rates. a.m. 40-hour week. Salary $375 head in the fifth inning. looked back on 17 Chicago hits streak by shackling California For Your Former owner Pike Coin Wash- BERRY’S WORLD bi-weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 1 Oak, 10; Harper, Bsn, 7. nine hits—he also walked on a single by Johnson. Classifie(i or "Want Ads” are up the first three Chicago runs. Asked afterwards if he and recalled that he had called Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. with degree. Many fringe Houston 14, New York 8 PITCHING (4 Decisions) - six—and all seven runs in 5 2- on five hits and outpitching Information taken over the phone as a con It was the first time he had thought the Yankees’ Steve the White Sox the best-hitting “ ’This was the first game he benefits. Veterans Home and Cincinnati 6, Montreal 1 Coleman, Det, 6-1, .857, 1.80; 3 innings, Lolich shows a 1-4 Nolan Ryan, who was vic THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should done so in two seasons with the Kline was throwing at him, team in the league prior to the hasn’t been sharp even when he CARPENTRY — Porches, gar Hospital, Exit 23, off .1-91. West San Francisco 11-4, Chicago Sox, and he admitted he did it Singer, (ial, 5-1, .833, 1.60. record and a 4.15 earned run timized by Wildness and errors. close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT Melton said, “ Without a doubt. season. ‘T ve seen nothing in was losing,” said Manager ages, additions, repairs, small Street, Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571 9-3, 1st game 12 innings on his own. STRIKEOU’TS - N. Ryan, average. Brewers-Royals tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS m joliobs. Free estimates. Stephen extensions 395, 233, 248. I was mad. But it w ^ on ly one this series to change my mind,” Martin. ‘"ITie other times he 1 Y Cal, 66; G .Perry, Cle, 46; Milwaukee erased a 2-0 Kan answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The M;“ artin, 646-7295 after 4 p.m. BUONO San Diego 8, Pittsburgh 0 “ No, they’ye never given me incident and you h ^ to expect he noted. Elsewhere in the American pitched pretty well. I guess he’s Singer, C)al, 46. sas City lead by scoring a run in desire to protect their identity BAKER — Part-time, mor \^ILETOOAYy NOMASTICOI Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 0 the sign to bunt,’’ he said after they’ll pitch high and League, the Chicago White Sox entitled to a bad one.” Herald is responsible for only ONE Monday’s Games the game, “ but I’ll do anything mauled the New York Yankees ’The Rangers beat Lolich 2-1 the fourth inning on Tim John can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion tor CEILING and ceramic tile nings, we will train. Betty tight.” specialist. Repaired and Crocker Pie Shop, Vernon Cir M ary Ellen Houston (Roberts 2-1) at to put a run on the board.” National League two weeks ago and Manager son’s double, a bunt single and any advertisement and then only to But Manager^ Chuck Tanner Dave May’s sacrifim fly and Enclose your reply to the box remodeled. No job too small. cle. ■ Montreal (McAnally 2-0), N Allen has been suffering from BATTING (45 at bats) - Herzog said Lolich “ threw a lot the extent of a "make good" inser refused to m drawn into any Watson another in the fifth bn Johnny in an envelope — address to the Phone 649-8735. Cincinnati (Grimsley 4-1) at a i^ammed thumb on the left tion. Errors which do not lessen the thought of a4)eanball controver- Maddox, SF, .392; Fairly, Mon, better against us in Arlington. Classified Manager, Manchester MACHINIST wanted - ,, From Philadelphia (Longborg 2-4), N hand for the last three games. Briggs’ homer- value of the advertisement will not ... Semoona 389 When he had to reach back and Evening Herald, together with a HOMELINE Floor Cleaning Bridgeport work, experienced Atlanta (Dobson 2-3) at New RUNS - Bonds, SF, 29; Bowling be corrected by "make good" inser Company — We clean, wax and only. Overtime and paid in atay have teat you memo listing the companies tion. Mr. and Mrs. C. York (Seaver 2-3), N Homer Wynn, Htn, 26. buff wood, tile and linoleum surance. Penobscot 'Tool and 5; a happy adl you do NOT want to see your Chicago (Reuschel 2-1) at San floors. Commercial' and Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. e’ famiglia RUNS BATTED IN - Wat letter. Your letter will be Diego (Greif 12), N son, Htn, 25; A.Oliver, Pgh, 22. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 residential. Phone 643-7932. Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. PARKADE DUSTY - Ernie ExtCflMOfl destroyed if the advertiser is Pittsburgh (Walker 1-0) at Hits — Fuentes, SF, 42; Whipple 206-555, Ervin Whipple one you've mentioned. If not it Key Hit Senriers Maricheater STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, ATTENTION housewives — Be Los Angeles (Sutton 3-2), N Bonds, SF, 41. 203, Lou Polinski 203, Jim Community College will be handled in the usual Garage-Service-Storaga 10 fireplaces, flagstone terraces, a money maker as well as a Only games scheduled DOUBLES — Cedeno, Htn, Stackpole 217, Art Pinney 213, manner._____ ednerete repairs, inside and homemaker. Demonstrate toys COME TO THE COVENTRY NEW YORK (AP) - After 12; Bonds, SF, 10. Ray LaVallee 213, Clem Quey Extension Services, DRY GARAGE for rent, $10 outside. Reasonably priced. for Friendly Toy Party. Earn American League TRIPLES - Sanguillen, Pgh, monthly. 189 West Center 643-0851. kit free, highest commissions. watching two of Tug McGraw’s 211-580, Roger Mieezkowski 201- Summer 1973 '.Lost and Found CHARITY BALL screwballs sail past him, 3; Metzger, Htn, 3; Maddox, 559, Joe LaVae 214-579, Dick Street, Manchester. Blanchard Up to 25%. 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Rollo Masse 218-570, Carl weeks on Mondays and Thursdays. 3:00 - 4:30 p.m., | I’Gobese Tablets and E-Vap STRIKEOUTS - Carlton, TRUCK Driver, Class II Chicago 15 5 .750 National League baseball game Kleinstuber 204, Bob Bassett ‘ ■‘Waterpills” . Liggett Rexall. Phi, 52; Sutton, LA, 45. West Side Oval. Tuition: $15.00 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 1973 by N£A. Jne license, heavy work, plumbing Kansas City 16 10 .615 2 14-8 Sunday. 205, Dick Cote 227-210-211-648, makes, models and speeds. Painting-Papering 13 and heating supplies, inside 35 Help Wanted 35 California 13 9 .591 3 “He’d thrown me two of Skip Mikoleit 202, Harry Ball [>lu(oa For Sate Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, ''It's a telegram from Georgie, at college. He's bad a work too. 649-4561 Help Wanted them,” Watson said. “ The third 206-560, Ron Plecity 234, Fred Minnesota 11 10 .524 4Mi Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- RICHARD E. Martin. Full . 'cost overrun,' again!" one I parked. 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Harley-Davidson Sales, 49 14 Electrical Must be steady worker. Apply required. Write P.O. Box 416, WANTED Texas 7, Detroit 2 with Cameron Farley second in ^finance company plan. Douglas DONALD E. Tarca - Building-Contracting 18 Manchester, Conn. Tonight's Gaines I Beginning Karate: Starts June 26, meets for six Park Street, Hartford, 247-9774. paperhanging and painting. in person. Nichols-Manchester Baltimore 5, California 0 Lee May’s grand slam blast the 12-team loop. ^Motors, 345 Main. Tire, Inc. 295 Broad St., To form partnership, no in highlighted a seven-run out Iweeks.on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 3:30 - 4:30 p.m., Free estimates. Call 646-6812. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. Chicago 11, New York 2 1970 SUSUKI, 500CC, Titan III, Electrical repairs, additions, Manchester. APPLICATIONS being burst in the seventh after Cesar Glen vs. Armory, 6:15 1968 CORVETTE, clean and carpentry, rec rooms, accepted for hew restraurant in vestment required. 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Full and part-time. , the seventh on Jimmy Wynn’s 1969 ROYAL Enfield, 750, 1949. Flooring 19 Box O Manchester Herald. Minnesota (Woodson 1-0) Fitzgerald We Are New In ’This Area And ■ Tuesdays and Thursdays. 5:30 - 6:45 p.m.. Main :i969 MUSTANG, Fastback, V-8, Paving IS For interview call 623-1429, (AP photo) bases-ioaded walk and an in Interceptor. Excellent. Parts M Oakland (Fingers 0-1) at ICampus, Room M-4. Tuition: $15.00 ■ •automatic, power steering, Miss Madeline, or apply at field single by Watson brought Savings Bank vs. Dean, 6:15 Will Work For Less To Prove source and manual included. INSIDE-Outslde painting, FLOOR SANDING and GOOD HUMOR Baltimore (Alexander 2-0) at Robertson ; Our Ability. f‘clean throughout, snow tires. $775/best offer. 872-4200. ElCamino Building, Route 30, Close Pitch Upsets Bill Melton home the second run before t<69,000 miles. $1,600. Call 649- fe c ia l rates for people over 65. Refinishing, (specializing in Vernon, 1 to 4 p.m. AUTOMOTIVE bookkeeper - Chicago Bahnsen (4-1), N Vito’s vs. Dick’s, 8:45 Nebo LEE & SONS older floors). Insidie and outside ICECREAM May conneted. Larry Howard’s Take Downs, Removals, ■^ 62 after 5:30. Fully insured. Estimates given. full charge, experienced Only games schedule Congo vs. CB&T, 6:15 Nebo 1971 SUZUKI, 250CC, 6,000 Call 649-7863. painting. John Verfaille, 646- Yankee Catcher Thurman Munson Looks On single after a double by Doug Trimmings, Prunning, • START AT ONCE SCHOOL Bus drivers wanted preferred. Call Mrs. Pen Nelson vs. Vittner’s, 7:30 I'or furlhvr information, or an application, call the] miles, with helmet, $600. 643- ASPHALT PAVING 5750, 872-2222. Rader closed out Houston)? 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We offer good wages, an will pitch for the Red Sox filled baseball game at Dave Concepcion hit home runs with a Tour-run third inning clouted a solo circuit blast.. best, offer. 872-2320.- . hours 3 a.m. - 11:30 a.m., 40 Trees cut, building los cleared, PROFESSIONAL painting ser GUTTERS and roof repaired tial, commercial, industrial to Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd. excellent benefit program, in hours. Starti^ rate, $4.24. Ford against Stan Bahnsen, 4-1. Candlestick Park. to lead Cincinnati over Mon capped by Jim Fregosi’s run For the losers. Bob trees topped. Got a tree vice, spray, brush, roll, in and replaced. Excellent consolidate bills, business South Windsor cluding paid CMS, Blue Cross fleet. Apply (lood Humor Corp. Boston, with a 9-13 tnark in Before the relatively sane se producing single and a three Wojciechowski had a perfect 3-3 TOYOTA Corona Mark II, 1969, problem? Well worth phone treal. terior, exterior. Free esr workmanship. Reasonable expansion, alleviate cash An Equal Opportunity and Life Insurance, plus 10 Sullivan Ave., - Kennedy Rd. the American League East, cond game was won 4-3 by the run fifth ignited by Ed night followed by Greg Kuhn station wagon, automatic call. 742-8252. problems. Jan Brennan Puclres-Piroles transmission; air-conditioning. timates. Fully insured. 28 years prices. Free estimates. 646- Employer paid holidays. South Windsor, 289-8251. An won just one of the three games Giants, Reiser was carried with two bingles. Associates Mortgage Company, Mike Caldwell pitched a two- Kranepool’s two-run base hit. Excellent, 643-9985. experience. 643-0001. . 1399. Apply Monday through Friday equal opportunity employer. at Bloomington, Minn., drop from the field on a stretcher hitter and San Diego went on a McGraw said he hasn’t been GARDENS roto-tilled, small 528-7500. cub cadet tractor will not harm ping Sunday’s game 10-3. Luis after getting belted in the head 1-6 hit rampage, including throwing well, but claimed the The second contest saw JOHN’S A-I Exterior painting HORACE Tefrault - Siding, 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, 4- lawns. C^ll 875-7336 after 5 p.m. ' Business Opportunity 28 AMF CUNO DIVISION Tiant, 3-3, was tagged for the during a fourth-inning brawl in problem wasn’t below the neck. Acadia Restaurant nipping by professionals. We also do roofing, storm windows, aw (ML burner homers by John Grubb and door, good condition, or weekends. NURSE’S Aides, Experienced 1 Main Streai loss and he gave up two more the opener. “ It’s not physical. It’s Moriarty Brothers, 5-4. reasonable. 643-2391. ■papering. Written guarantee nings. Quality workmanship, Clarence Gaston, in the Padres’ MANCHESTER - Paint and — All shifts, new pay scale and Talcotlvilla, Conn. homers on the way. Tiant has He wasn’t the only Ohe the between the ears. I’fii either not Collins Judd and John Barry given. Call 649-5474. free estimates. Fully insured. SERVICEMAN victory oyer Pittsburgh. POWER MOWERS, hand wallpaper store for sale. Stock excellent benefits. ^Meadows An.Equsl.Opportunllr Employsr allowed ten round-trippers so paced Acadia’s attack with 1972 VEGA, Fastback, four-on- 372-9187, 649-3417. Convalescent Center, 333 Cubs lost, however. Third Dofigerg-Cardg going right across the plate or mowers repaired, pick-up and BulldIng-CdntracUdg 14 and equipment. Priced right. WANTED far this year; he gave .up only three hits. the-floor, AM/FM radio, tape Bidwell Street, Manchester, baseman Ron Santo was earlier A1 Downing stopped St. Louis I’m not even close. When I’m Save delivery. Prompt-Reliable- ROOFING — Specializing Mitten Realty Company, 643- deck, heater, excellent condi seven all of last season. struck by a pitch and had to on two hits and Joe Ferguson warming up-in the bullpen, Moriarty’s Chuck May, Jim Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. 6930. 646-2321. 9 to 3 p.m. weekdays. tion. 649-8782. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - repairing roofs, new roofs, to fohm partnership, no in “ We’re getting lousy make a fast departure for slammed his sixth homer of the evet-ythingia working fine. I get Kingsley and Kent Smith each Remodeling, repairing, ad gutter work, chimneys, cleaned REAL Estate salespeople, no REAL Estate agent needed for pitching,” Carlton Fisk, Boston produced two singles. ROTG t i l l e r and plowing ditions, rec rooms, porches and MANCHESTER - Want to vestment required. We will hospital x-rays. In addition, year in Los Angeles’ victory. in the gaine and everythinggoes 1969 FORD LTD, 4-door sedan, and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs experience necessary. a local custom home builder. catcher, said. “ The balls are all Chicago play^ the first game out the window.” service. Phone after 6 p.m., 649- roofing. No job too small. Call experience. Free estimates. make a' good living? Owner black vinyl top, 390 cubic inch 8731. Qualifications full-time per Knowledge expanding into the furnish building and finan sitting right there for these after the fourth inning without 649-3144. Howley, 643-5361. selling established Pizza shop engine, power steering, due ta-'pbor health. Small in sonnel willing to assume general real estate field. Call other guys to hit, and believe cing. Please .send resume to Manager, Whitey Lockman, mechanically excellent. $995. REWEAVING'OF - burns, vestment for large returns. Call responsibility. Excellent com Dan Harner, A. F. Edwards gas 646-7239 anyfime. MASONRY - All types of WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — me, they’re hitting them.” coach Hank Aguirre and pitcher moth-holes, zippers repaiired. mission schedule. E’er confiden Co., 647-1852. Box L, Manchester Herald. stone, brick fireplaces, wails, Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird for appointment, International Bobby Darwin hit a high . Milt Pappas. They were ejected Window shades made to tial interview, call Helen or concrete steps, sidewalks. No Roofing, storm windows and Associates, Realtors, 647-1300. - slider 424 feet with one on in the along with Giant p/tcher Jim 1969 DODGE Polara, im measure, all size Venetian Jan, Village Charm Realty, 643- job too small. Free estimates. doors, and gutters. Aluminum second inning for the first Barr, who also had to be taken maculate condition. Factory blinds. Keys made while you Private Instructions ■ 32 1509. ■ air-conditioning, new whitewall Over 20 years experience. After awnings. 643-9444, 68^-4849. . homer off Tiant. Larry Hisle to the hospital for wait. TV portables for rent. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. tires, low mileage. 529-2479. GENERAL Mechanic - full blasted the ball into the left precautionary x-rays. CUT YOUR Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- ROSSI Roofing, siding, WILL TUTOR high school and time days, paid CMS, Blue field seats to open the fifth in All x-rays eventually proved 5221. CAR.PENTRY - Repairs, chimneys, gutters. Free es junior high school students in ‘ 1970 HORNET, 18,000 miles, science, math, English and Cross, life insurance. Contact SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ning for the second. negative. remodeling, additions, rciofing. timates, fully insured. Days, / : automatic transmission, power TREE & Landscaping — We French. Call 649-4786. Mr. Larry Passardi, The The Red Sox got tw.o of their In the National League’s steering, $1,495. 646-7817. Call David Patria, South Wind evenings, 529-8056, Paul Amerbelle Corp., 104 East ain are new in this area and will sor, 644-1796. runs in the first inning when other games, the Atlanta^' Cosgrove, 643-5364. St,, Rockville, 875-3325 between and INSPECTORS work for less to prove our abili Apply; Tommy Harper singled, scored Braves beat the Philadelphia INSURI CHALLENGER RT, 440 Hurst, ty. .Take downs, removal^)- 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. An equal op WES ROBBINS carpentry ALUMINUM Siding and custom Help Wanted 35 from first ‘as winning pitcher. Philiies 3-1; the Houston Astros 4-speed, wheels, AM/FM 8- •trimmings, prunning, hedges portunity employer. track, priced for quick sale. 646- remodeling specialist. Aci- trim. Workmanship and Personnel Office Bill Hands threw the ball past wailopedr the New York Mets trimmed, mowing, feeding, ditions, rec rooms,' dormers, materials guaranteed. Free es SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- 7746. seeding, etc. Free estimates. time work, Manchester and MACHINISTS - Wb have the first baseman Harmon 14-8; the Cincinnati Reds turned built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, timates. Call 643-9043 or 875- following openings —, lathe, Call Hawk, 649-1381, 643-7986. • 649-3446. . Vernon areas., We will train. PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. Kiilebrew after fielding a high back the Montreal Expos 6-1; 1967 CHEVROLET Caprice, 4- 0669. Bridgeport, tool makers, burr COSH (••••*••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 643-2414. HALE ROAD MANCHESTER 844-1581 bouncer off the bat of Luis the San Diego Padres tripped 7 dpor, hardtop, geiod condition, men, cintimatic. The Purdy t . - LAWN MOWER Service„repair LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ' An equal opportunity employer Aparicio and Reggie Smith the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-0 and 'four new tires. 649-4817 after Heating-Plumbing 17 Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, and sharpening, pick-up and new homes custom built, ... ■■ » PART-TIME janitorial work. singled home Aparicio from se the Los Angeles Dodgers 7:30 p.m. Manchester, 649-0000. Call dlivery. Hours Monday through remodeling, additions, rec BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Call 649-5334. cond. blanked the St. Louis Cardinals •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Trucks'-Tractors 5 rooms, garages, kitchens — Prompt, courteous service. In the Boston fourth, Ben 3-0. Fricfay, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., Satur remodeled, bath tile, cement Call 643-1496. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Oglivie singled and went to se Bruve8-Phils day, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 872-8311. work. Steps, dormers. Residen Business Opportunity 28 1969— % TON Dodge pick-up, 4- RN’S OR LPN’S cond on an error, was Marty Perez and pitcher, 646-1700 tial or commercial. Call 649- NO JOB too small. Immediate speed transmission. Call 646- LIGHT Trucking — Fatherland 4291. sacrificed to third by Doug Gary Gentry, the last two sm after 5. service on service' calls. Free REST HOME: ALL SHIFTS Griffin and came home when hitters in the Atlanta batting The Beetle gets about 25 miles a gallon*— son. Attics, cellars, garages. estimates gladly-given on ■ “PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITY" or Mail the Coupon Below •••••••••••••••••••••••***** Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. Competitive Pay Scale: John Kennedy singled. order, drew bases-ioaded walks R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen heating or plumbing. Faucets a lot more than the overage domestic cor. Campers-Trallers try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad with two out in the eighth inning Mobile Homes .. 8 repaired or installed. Water EARN $15,000 to $25,000 RN’s— $4.30 to sfart. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, ditions, garages, porches, any worked on. Complete You enjoy drivingteiter when you know that lawns mowed, trees cut and We're looking (or capable people with a desire to manage $4.42.5 after one year SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER 1968 N. E. EXPLORER tent type remodeling. 646-2087. S g systems, rec rooms, their own business and with an interest In earning at least mile after mile, year after year, removed. Cellars and attics etc. Call M & M Plumbing & $4.55 after two years. 923 .Main Street trailer, canopy, carpeting,- cleaned. Free estimate. Call $15,000 to $25,000 annually. You would be Joining a Indian Racquetmen' sleeps 6, good condition, $495. BONDED and guaranteed Heating, 649-2871. . MT.*- Manchester, Conp. 06040 you're saving money. 643-6000. custom carpentry, additions, dynamic management team in the fast growing con LPN’e— $3.50 to start. Call 644-8138. ______Yes, I would like to cut life Insurance costs. garages, remodeling. Free es SEWERLINES, sink lines, venience food store industry as a f/anchise owning and $3.62.5 after one year Cop Win By I Default ODD JPBS, lawn care, light timates. Claude Charbonneau, operating your own store. No previous experience in the Few things in life work as well as a Volkswagen. 1972 PUMA Camper, complete cleaned with electric cutters, N a m e...... ■...... '...... tree work, removal service to South Windsor, 522-1835. $3.75 after two years. ’ / brakes, sleeps 6. Phone 742- by professionals. McKinney grocery field is necessary. We provide you with a com Winning the singles matches dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. Following benefits, paid vacation, sick day pay, life in Penney High Visits the local A d d re ss.^ ...... City------V „ : 8953, evenings. Bros. Sevyer Disposal Com pletely ready to go operation, thorou’gh training and con on ’Thursday, before the rain STEVEN EDWARDS Co'fitrac- pany, 643-5308. , tinuous operational and merchandising assistance. We surance, major medical insurance, disability, 8. paid courts on Monday in another TWO handymen want variety of postponed the doubles play, S tate...... ting, siding, roofing, interior have more than 15 year^experiOnce in this industry and holidays, medication dIsCount. Drop lit and see our recent league match. , ' 1968 APACHE tent trailer jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer and exterior painting, masonry __ _ Manchester High’s tennis team sleeps 4 adults, one child. Ice TOWN Plumbing Service. over 40 successful stores’ . .. and'we’re g?6wjng rapidly. If ly opened modern facility. Results; single^j- Saunelers tilizing, . mowing. Cellars, at and cement, carpentry and Repairs, alterations. American IPhone...... Z ip ...... AutHoaizco box, stove, sink, heater. Light you've ever thought of owning your own business and can was credited with the victory (M) def. Santomero (P); M , 6- DCALCR tics, (Heaned. Reliable service. fences. All home im Standard fi’xtures used enough to be towed by sub Friday as Platt forfeited the 0; Hadge (M) def. T. Esposito Wife A g e ...... Husband Age' Reasonable rates. 643-5305. provements. Call 643-7932. exclusively. Immediate ser invest $3500-$7Q0Q, you should seriously consider this op compact. $595. 643-8192. portunity. For further intoYmatlon, call us collect. MEADOWS REST HOME doubles match to give (P) 6-1, 6-4, Sink (M) def. P. V vice. Call 649-4056. 333 BIDWELL STREET, MANCHESTRR Children Age . . . TED TRUDONp INC. TREE Removal — pruning, •••••••*•••••••••••••••••••• Manchester a 6-1 win. Esposito (P), 6-0, 7-6; Mustone TOLLAND TPKE Rt. 83 ANY type carpentry and 646-2321, 9 to 3 p.m. weekdays spraying, etc., fully insured. Put doNars in your pockets, put 1 DAIRY MART CONVENIENCE STORES Over-all Manchester is 1-1 in (P) def. Stone (M) 3-6, 6-3, 0-6. TALCOTTVILLE masonry, additions and CCIL play. Oasiified Us Licensed. Free estimates. remodeling. Free estimates. A. Want Ad in tile Manchester Evening Springfield, Mass. 413-739-2563 Git Fast Results Phone 633-5345. Squillacote, 649-0811. Herald. CaH 643-2711. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manohester, Conn., Mon., Ma^ 7, 1973
H«/p Wanttd 35 Help Wanted !te Apartmente For Rent 63 Apartmente For Rent M C O M E Y O U SIT UP, I WISH WE HAD i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^Rphester, Conn., Mon., May 7, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE SECRETARY to senior partner How CAMGET VOOR B ovr ,^FlCTcJREOFTHAT.' FOUR-ROOM apartment, Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale in law firm. Law experience hot Business Looadoas- Lots-Land For Sale 73 Out of TowmFor Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 75 required but good typing and DOOTOOOTHIS PRESIDENTIAL adults only.. Call alter 5 p.m., For Rent 87 State Students 649-2201. MANCHESTER — Exceptional COVENTRY (North) shorthand necessary. Many A H Y T I M E " VIUA8EAPTS. MANCHESTER - Mountain TOLLAND — New on market. benefits,.6-months raises. Need OWNER ANXIOUS 8-room Condominium, com Rd., 105’ building lot with'water DOLUR DIZZY? Picked for. MANCHESTER THREE ROOMS, tile bath, pletely equipped. Call for An older (1820) Colonial of 9 SALES someone who can advance to M l 5-room House, all con and sewer, «$10,900. Merritt Waiting for a bargain? This rooms on choice corner lot with heat, hot water included. details, F i^hette & Martin, MANY PEOPLE THINK administrative assistant. $7,500 W i One and two bedrooms^ PRIlfE OFFICE SPACE (HEW) veniences, garage, well ihain- Agency, 646-1180. approximately 10 acres. Science Camp Adults, security deposit, ISO N. MAIN ST., CORNER MAIN ' Realtors, 647-9993. sparkling 3-bedroom Ranch W E O F F E R starting Salary. No agency fee. Near schools, churches; tained and extra lot too. / with garage and lovely Beautiful remodeled kitchen, Call Walt, 646-8150, Bsbailey references, no pets, parking. ELLINGTON on Route 83, HARTFORD (AP) - Two and shopping center, on 15V^ School Street, second floor, 1, 4,000 Square Feet (Will divide) 649-1750 fireplace is " IT .” Ample 1(4 baths, 2-zone heat, etc. Tru-„ “THE FINEST SALES Employment Service. MANCHESTER - Dutch 200x205’ lot has been surveyed. ly, this home must be seen to be high school seniors from across from the East Side Rec. Colonial, Porter Street, 4 T R A I N I N G bus line. Call anytime. 2. 750 Square Feet $8,250. Owner will assume dining space, good closets, appreciated. Also has 4-car gar Connecticut have been chosen O bedrooms, living room, dining over an acre, near schools, RECEPTIONIST who can do Electric heat and air-conditioning, full maintenance, mortgage. Call D&S Realty, 1- age. So situated that in the to attend the National Youth IN THE W ORLD“ immediate typing. Small office, COZY 4 rooms, available, $160 room, kitchen, 1(4 baths, large 741-0123 or 1-749-8724. shopping, etc., and only $29,- 6 4 6 -2 ^ 3 eleVdtor, carpeting and drapes, parking. Perfect location, future this corner may have Science Camp at Monogahela $5,200. No agency fee. Call Tm. Rag. U. S. P«t. OH.—M rigMt nterv monthlv includes heat, stove, first-floor family room, two-car 900. (?all Ann Hunter today, 0 1 9 7 3 by Unilsd r«a(ura Syndicsts. Ine som e. commercial usages, National Forest in West Sharon, 646-8150, Bailey JL centrally located, security. 649- accessible to highways. » o l c garage. Inunaculate home in ENFIELD — 46 acres. For in 649-5306 1919, between'5-7. which would greatly enhance Virginia from June 22 to July Because . • • Employment Service. Phono 646-8300 desirable location. Priced at formation call D&S Realty, 1- the value. The price is $75,000, $52,900. Frechette & Martin, 16. SIT UR \ (BACkf DOWN.' BEAL ESTATE ] 741-0123 or 1-749-8724. Call Lloyd O’Dell at T. J. typical FIRST YEAR earnings "E x c e p t w h e m . F O R G E T IT .' ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart After 5 p.m., call 643-0028 Realtors, 647-9993. Ronald A. §toltz, of Hall High, SECRETARIAL skills - BOV.* MANCHESTER Parkade Crockett’s Tolland office, 875- are $12,000-$15,000 ment, tiled bathroom with The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. in West Hartford, and Martin L. moderate, for 'one-gal office, VOO’VE GOT A Apartments. We now have 40 ACRES of land in 6279. Guaranteed $800 per month to start four men, new plush quarters, CAMERA IM -IS shower, linoleum kitchen floor, RANCH — 6 room, 1(4 baths, Manchester on East Hartford Realtors — MLS Marchese of Trumbull High SIT.' openings at the Parkade tile floor in hall, very clean, Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER — Immaculate formal dining room, 3 line. Philbrick Agency, ___ Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 Dozens and dozens of our people advance very good benefits. Salary to YOUR HAND? Apartments, a short pleasant MANCHESTER - 100,000 BOLTON — Out of state were selected through the state $7,()00. No ag en ^ fee. Call $125. One month security square feet, will divide. 7-room Cape. 1(4 baths, bedrooms, garage, treed lot. Realtors, 646-4200. employment causes the sale of rapidly to earn annually... walk to one Connecticut’s deposit. Utilities extra, no pets. fireplace, formal dining room, $33,900. Philbrick Agency, Department of Education from Sharon, Bailey Employment Suitable for manufacturing and SIX-ROOM Cape. Attractively TOLLAND — Clean and large this 3 bedroom split level, with among nominees recommended $20,000-$35,000 r/ largest shopping centers. We 649-0463 after 5 p.m, renriodeled kitchen, 3 bedrooms, garage, city water, city sewers. Realtors, 646-4200. Service, 646-81M. 0 furnish stove, refrigerator, warehouse. 1-748-5634. MANCHESTER - 102x632’, AA Ranch with 3 bqdrooms, living <>lamily room ana oversiz^ 2- by teachers and principals. dining room, fireplace, carpet, Convenient location. Low 30’s. zone on first 200’ depth, rural car garage, on a nicely treed m heat, hot water, grounds SIX-R(K)M Duplex, One child Peiser Realty, 289-8628. COLONIAL-Ranch. Near (Coun room with fireplace, carpeting, The youths, along with PART-TIME job — full-time 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, new furnace, full basement, residential on remaining 432’ acre lot. Fiano Agency, M6- maintenance and parking. One accepted. No m ts. Inquire 69 try Gub. 6 rooms, large formal paneled rec room, garage, students from the other 49 pay, % transcribing, Va varied office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- Assumable mortgage. Must be allowing horses and stables. beautiful 44 acre wooded lot. 2677. Can you bedroom, $159 monthly, two Birch Street, f^nchester. dining room, paneled fireplaced states, will hear lectures on office duties. Hours 8:45-3:45. 5. seen. Low 30s. Call for appoint MANCHESTER Asking $13,900. Helen D. Cole, $31,500. Amedy Realty, bedrooms, $195 monthly. Call ment. 643-4330. Principals only. • living room with built-in various scientific topics and $125 per week. No agency fee. 649-5365 for more information. Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. Realtors, 875-6283. COLUMBIA •— Mini-farm, five Call Walt, 646-8150, Bailey MANCHESTER - Older two- 466 MAIN Street - Building for SOUTH FARMS bookcases. Two-three room Ranch on 15 acres, dead take part in several field trips. EmploymentService. bedroom apartment, on bus any business, office, or com MANCHESTER Vicinity - For bedrooms, fireplaced family BOLTON-Andover, acreage end Street. Offered at $32,000. ATTRACTIVE two-room apart line. Includes heat and Immaculate 4-bedroom Dutch room, garage, plus many BOLTON LAKE — 4-room qualify? mercial use, near Center. Call the discriminating buyer, large from $500-$1,000 per acre. Most house with pine paneled Fiano Agency, 646-2677. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, Colonial, carpeted living LOOKING for a male or female appliances, $135 per month. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. open Contemporary Ranch, extras. ^ ,500. Philbrick Agen ly wooded. Fiano Agency, 64^ ’ — - ■ __ hot water, electricity, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- room, dining room and family cy, Realtors, 646-4200. kitchen, and living room, good Age 21 or over? who would be interested in lovely picture window looks 2677. condition. $17,000. Owner 649- WILLINGTON - Off Route Help Wanted 35 Articles tor Sale 45 Antiques 56 references, no pets. $110. 228- 4535. onto marble fireplace, formal room, eat-in kitchen, High school or better? working approximately 30 3540, 649-5325. MANCHESTER 10,000 square 6465. 44A, near UConn,' beautifully hours, 5 evenings a week, in our feet industrial space. Fully dining room, family room with fireplace, aluminum siding, 2- SPRING Street area — Ranch, GLASTONBURY - tre^ 1.6 acre lot with two- About Town Sportsminded? WANTED dental assistant in MOVING OUT of state, must WANTED — Old curved glass 7 rooms, one full, two half pantry and salad department. sprinklered, loading docks, of screened patio for summer car garage, lovely landscaped Minnechaugh Mountain, 33 HEBRON — 12 minutes from bedroom trailer in excellent The Key 73 Committee will Ambitious for career, not just a job? Rockville area. Must be neat, sell. Sears Lawn tractor, 12 h.p. china closets with broken ^ass. CENTER STREET — 4Vi room VILLAGER lot. baths, two fireplaces, 2-car gar Experienced preferred. Call fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- living, three bedrooms, 2\4 prime acres. Access Cedar Manchester is this gorgeous condition. Stove and meet Tuesdaynoon at Work regular business hours. Sell mainly professional personable, have knowledge of with mower attachments, plow, Paying $30 and up. 649-7069. 643- townhouse, 1*4 baths, all age. Large wooded lot. Cavey’s, 643-1415. 0131. baths. All surrounded by large Ridge Terrace and Manchester Barn Front Raised Ranch, built refrigerator included. Asking Conference Room C, and business people, for a large company TOP-RATED office procedure. Send resume snow blower. Excellent condi 6710. appliances, carpeted, 2 air- APARTMENTS trees. Much morel Keiui Real Beautiful home and excellent Rd. Frechette. & Martin, $14,500. Lessenger Co., to Box “H’’ Manchester cohditioners, heat and hot MERRITT AGENCY location. Philbrick Agency, in 1971 on lot 150x390’. Double Manchester Memorial In Its Industry. Sell what people NEED AND WANT, are tion. $750. Table saw, 7V4'’ MANCHESTER 4,000 plus- Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Realtors, 647-9993. garage, cathedral ceilings, Realtors, 646-8713, 228-3080, 742- CAB DRIVER Herald. blade with 3Vi h.p. electric WANTED to buy — .Brass bed Five-room, 2-bedroom town Realtors 648-1180 Realtors, 646-4200. 9718. Hospital. happy to buyl Part or full*tim9 driver for evening square feet store-building for built-lns, immaculate condi motor, $100.-Redwood furniture and marble top table. Call house, wall-to-wall carpeting, lease. Huge paved parking EASTERN Connecticut — 70 tion. High 30s. Meyer Realtors, OPENINGS NOW — CALL FOR INTERVIEW shift starting at 3 p.m. You must have REAL Estate Sales Represen outdoors, best offer. Phone 644-' Bridgeport 1-335-3691. After 5 7-ROOM Raised Ranch, 1(4 Phebe Circle of Emanuel MR. KAPLAN - 563-2311 a good driving record and be 2 air conditioners, appliances, area. Prime location in town “RELAXATION" 94 HAWTHORNE Street - A picturesque acres adjoining 643-0609, 646-3177. HEBRON — Brand new listing tative, licensed, most liberal 0353. . ' call 1-374-8852. with highway access. Hayes vacant 4-room Cape Cod that baths, fireplace, family room, state forest, near major in desirable Forest Park! Eight Lutheran Church will meet MONDAY & TUESDAY dependable. commissions, firm belongs to 474 MAIN STREET - Three- heat and hot water, 1V4 tiled This unique home ’offers 2,144 fully applianced eat-in kitchen, EAST HARTFORD CAB baths, washer and dryer hook Agency, 646-0131. could be expands upstairs. highway. Louis Dimock Realty, VERNON room Raised Ranch on one acre Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Luther 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Manchester, Vernon and Hart FIVE Glasbelted L78-15 tires. room apartment, heat, $150. square feet of living space on New heating system, stove, 2-car side entrance garage. 649-9823. i07 Burnside Ave. Elast Hartford up, patio. No pets. landscaped lot. Live graciously Hall of the church. Hostesses An tquti opportunity c o m p a n y ford , boards. Holds. One new, four with 1,100 miles. Security, family unit. 646-2426, one floor, two full baths, four refrigerator, air-conditioning Aluminum siding, nice lot. $39,- $35,900 in this wall-to-wall carpeted 9-5 p.m. 474 MAIN St. — Commercial 900. Philbrick Agency, are Mrs. Florence Peterson, .Massachusetts license. Keith Phone 643-9676. Wanted to Buy 58 place ideal for office or store, or five b^rooms, living room and carpeting included. Sen MANCHESTER - Off Porter Brand new 4-bedroom home with completely Real Estate, 646-4126 or 649- Realtors, 646-4200. Miss Inez Olson and Mrs. Helen MOTHER’S helper to live in, at Call 64S-7620 $150. 646^2426, 9-5. with fireplace, 2-car garage sibly priced to sell at $26,000. T. Street, lot for sale. Owner, 649- Colonial, with 2‘/4 baths, fami automatic kitchen, fireplaced SALES Associate needed. CLEANING Woman, general 1922, for appointment. 15" PORTABLE Televisions, Wright. • shore, for entire summer. Call WANTED — Antique furniture, and two big acres. A large J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. 0758. ly room with fireplace, wall to rec room, built-in bar, two-zone Excellent commission. For housework, one day a week. $25, 22’’ push-button tuner glass, pewter, oil paintings or ONLY THE rich can afford to further information phone 649- Own transportation and 232-2131. WOODLAND PROFESSIONAL office, sundeck overlooks your wall carpeting, dishwasher. heat, and other quality MAN wanted for price clerk, television, $40. A-1 condition. other antique items. Any quan REAL cream puff! 4(4 room pay rent. Buy this 2-family, let COVENTRY - Gorgeous, 1750 after 6 p.m., Mr. Kosak, references required. Phone 646- beautiful, spacious. Excellent rumbling prook, swinriming Disposal built-ins. A steal for features. State Forest abutts for plumbing and heating supp Mini-bike, good condition, $75. tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, MANCHESTER - Deluxe two- exposure. First floor, all Ranch, large living room, one of the wealthy pay your heavily wooded building lot property. Must sell fast. Truly 6788. EXECUTIVE sales and ly firm. Call 649-4563, ask for MANOR bedroom Townhouse, 114 baths, hole, and patio. All this in a rent. 4-4 in good location. Inter today’s market. Call today management, Manchester 390 motor for 1966 Ford. (3ood 165 Oakland Street. facilities, parking. Reasonable kitchen-dining area combina w ith a v ie w . O w ner should be seen. Belfiore Agen PART-TIME work available for Jack.. condition. $75. Phone 643-4644 private basement, includes heat lovely park setting. national Associates, Realtors, and let us show you around. “INVITATION able bodied man in feed mill. area, high salary, fringe APARTMENTS rent. 649-1^, 649-3549. tion. Walk-out basement gar transferred, sacrifice at $4,000. cy, 647-1413. MALE and female enumerators after-3:15 p.m. WANTED Antique furniture, and applicances, carpets. $240. age. Many extras. 50x150’ lot. 647-1300. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609, 646- JoAnn Culver, 649-5306. Call 649-4523. for Manchester City Directory. benefits. Write P.O. Box 19, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Homestead Street TO BID” NURSE’S Aides — Full-time, toys, crank phonographs, per month. Paul W. Dougan, 122 EAST Center St. New first- LESSENGER CO. REALTOiSS $a,900. M. H. Palmer, Realty, 3177. COVENTRY - Immaculate Both part-time and full-time. Trumbull, Conn. (Off W. Middle Tpke.) Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. ROCKLEDGE - 8-room Bolton Board of Education part-time, all shifts. Excellent Boats-Accessorles 46 swrds, guns, glass, attic or floor professional office space. Route 44-A, Bolton 643-6321, Gertrude Hagedorn, ••B&W** Ranch. Living room, dining WAITRESS wanted Friday and Apply 8:30-12 noon, Monday- starting salary and benefits. MANCHESTER Raised Ranch, situated on love Bolton, Conn. VANDA Beauty counselors, cellar contents., 643-6535. Convenient location, ample 646-8713 649-0538. room, kitchen, family room, Saturday nights. Cali 872-3381, Friday, Price and Lee Com- in person. East House, EVINRUDE outboard motors, Built by MANCHESTER - Nice two- ly tree shaded lot, near The BARROWS & WALLACE Co FUE1,-MII,K-HI0FUSE ■ . ask for Skip or Kathy. neighborhood personal parking and on bus line. Will 228-3080 742-9718 two bedrooms, bath and gar , rear office, 55 East ain Street, East Hartford. Uolsclaw and Mastercraft Rooms Without Board 59 bedroom Townhouse, full base CUSTOM built 7-room Ranch, everything. Principals only, Out of Town-For Sale: 75 Realtors - MLS age. Priced at only $25,500. REMOVAL ir Street. cosmetics service plan means U&R HOUSING CORP. subdivide from 100 square feet Manchester Parkade -^*4^MM « trailers, sales-service. ment. Includes heat, appliances to 2,000 square feet, to fit your walk-out finished basement. call M3-6203. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, Sealed proposal.s for fuel, RECEPTIONIST - S large profit in your spare time. MAN for delivery, and general 1 and 2-bedroom luxury and carpets. $230 per month. No experience necessary, will Complete service department, TTIE THOMPSON House - Cot needs. 646-1180. Two-car attached garage, COVENTRY — 5-room home, 647-9993. milk and refu.se removal con Experienced, personable, doc ATTENTION sports oriented store work. Full-time. Neat boating supplies, accessories, apartments. Features wall-to- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- THREE Family, plus package enclosed breezeway. B^utiful MANCHESTER - Six-room large kitchen, new roof, plus TOLLAND — Rent out half and tors office, Monday-Friday, train. Call 875-7357. tage St., centrally located, tracts for the 1973-1974 .school individuals. If you have an in appearance required. Apply in Woolsey paints, Gerich’s large, pleasantly furnished wall carpeting, vanity tile 4535, 646-1021. store (real property only) 137x195’ lot. $39,900. M. H. Colonial, 1(4 . baths, formal unfinished second floor. $23,900. live rent free. $15,000 down. COVENTRY — Five-room cot 8:30-5. Medical Placement Ser terest in sports, this is your op FIRST-Floor front corner of Large rooms, excellent loca year will be received by The person. Flower Fashion, 85 Marine Service, 1082 Tolland rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 baths, built-in oven, range, fice, all utilities. Parking, near Palmer Realty, 643-6321, Ger dining room eat-in kitchen, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Beautiful 15-room log house on tage, fully furnished. Close to vice. 232-5226. portunity. Immediate full and PARTIAL tool maker or sur tion. For information Call 643- aluminumoliivninim n siding,otrltvirv two-car gar Bolton Board of Education until East Center Street, Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. for oveernight and permanent dishwasher, refrigerator and MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- 1-86, $75 monthly. Talcottvllle trude Hagedorn, 649-0538. 7 acres. 12 minutes from Storrs, lake. Secondary financing 1:00 P.M., May :10, 1973. part-time sales openings for face grinder, able to work to Manchester. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom apartment at the 0683. Char Bon Agency. age, priced to sell. Mitf 24 minutes from Hartford. close tolerances, experienced guest rates. disposal, electric heat, 2 air . area. 646-4485. TOLLAND available. $10,000. Philbrick Specifications top same may men and women. Cfontact Greg Sporting Goods 47 Teresa. On ous line. Includes cy. Realtors, 643-6930. Price reduced. $79,000. Amedy Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. CAR Hall at the Sporting Goods only. Apply in person, Stygar conditioners, glass sliding MANCHESTER - Spacious A WHOPPER be obtained at the Office of the GRINDER Trainees for LARGE ROOM for mature doors, all large rooms. Full appliances and carpeting. $171 325 AND 700 Square feet, Realty, Realtors, 875-6283. Dept, of Spree. 381 Broad St., Gage Co., 1445 Tolland Tpke., production work on semi per month. Paul W. Dougan, six-room Colonial located near CIRCA 1717 Rare Colonial on 14 In value. Only $40,900 and you Superintendent of .Schools, MECHANIC Manchester. SAND Worms — fresh from working gentleman, completely basement storage area, ample business II location, on Center GOOD OPPORTUIRTY COVENTRY 4-bedroom Manchester. Tuesday,' May 8th, automatic machines. Some Maine. Salt and fresh water Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. schools, shopping and church. acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 barns. can betheproud owner of this VERNON — Immaculate 3- Cape, 2 baths, 2 4 acres of Notch Road, Bolton, Conn. 643- redecorated and newly fur parking. Starting at $175. Street, near Broad, Formal dining room, fireplaced To acquire a 2-family home in Long established, well- 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. shop experience required. fishing tackle. Get it at Mini- nished. Private bath and en Excellent example of period 4-bedroom home located only bedroom Ranch, 1(4 baths, full rolling fields and woodlands. 1569. AUTO Mechanics — One heavy Handy to shopping, schools, Manchester. Excellent sales living room, priced in the low a highly desirable office area restoration. Country setting. equipped general garage, Benefits and overtime. Modem Motors, 188 West Middle T^ke., trance, parking. 649-9704. MANCHESTER - Unusual location. High traffic area. Off- minutes from the highway, basement with wine cellar, set Sits high with view of valley Jo.seph I’, castagna PART-TIME retail sales, duty mechanic and one man for air-conditioned building. Apply bus and religious facilities. one-bedroom Townhouse. Full 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. on East Center Street, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, on over a half acre of beautiful has permanent opening for tune-ups, brake jobs and inspec Manchester, 649-8705. street parking. 643-1442. and yet in a nice residential below. Peaceful and serene set Superintendent evenings and Saturdays. Eastern Tool Co., 469 School •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LADIES only — Nicely fur Model apartment open for private basement, patio and en Manchester. Ideal location for 646-4200. ly landscaped grounds with ting. Call Warren E. Howland, mechanic. Must be well Ex^rienced desired. Hourly tions. Good working conditions. MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex, 3 professional use. Priced to area. A telephone call and of Schools St., East Hartford. Florist-Nurseries 48 nished room for rent, communi inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday- trances. Includes heat and STORE, Attractive clean, dry, fruit trees, large vegetable gar Realtors, 643-1108. qualified for trucks and rate plus commission. Good pay, plus incentive, bedrooms, separate furnaces, OVERSIZED custom 4- we'll give you all the details. den, patio, outdoor stone ty kitchen and bath, all utilities and Sunday. Other times by appliances, $200 per month. ^acious. Heat, all facilities. sell immediately. Immediate opening. Phone 646- day week. Apply in person to Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 648- excellent location near park, bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972, Ask for JoAnn Culver. fireplace, 3-car garage, and cars. References. Good Joe McCavanagh, Lynch PAINTERS — part-time, CANADIAN Hemlocks for sale, included, located on bus line, appointment. Reasonable rent. Business - of WINDHAM — Hurry, make an 6161. experienced only. Doors, win ideal for hedges. 29 Hudson St., 4535, 646-1021. $38,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. JARVIS REALTY CO. first-floor fireplaced family much more. On dead-end appointment today to see these M pay and working con near stores. Call after 4 p.m., fice comibnation. 649-3549, 649- Toyota, 345 Center Street, room, 2(4 baths, with marble street. By appointment only. value packed large Raised I ...... W ANTED I ditions. Manchester. „ dows; piece work. Call George, Manchester. 644-0383. / Call: 1680. DISHWASHER - Nights 5-9 649-7863. MANCHESTER - One- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MLS-ftEALTORS 643.-1121 vanities. 2-car oversized gar International Associates, Ranches on one-acre treed lots. ^ Clean, Late Model MELLEN, WHITE p.m., new convalescent home. U&R Housing Corp Manchester age. full walk-out basement i The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Realtors, 647-1300. CANADIAN Hemlocks for FURNISHED ROOM for bedroom Ranch type apart Resort Property- Realtors — MLS Only $31,900. Ann Lord Realty, Apply in person to the East INTERESTING position, open 643-9551 ment, private entrance. with sliding glass doors. 528-4139. arid PALSHAW for dependable male, delivery, HUSBAND and wife for hedges, $3 a tree. Call 649-8440 gentleman with kitchen For Rent 68 Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 USED CARS House, 735 Main St., East Hart janitorial duties, evenings. Call after 5. privileges, near bus line, Robert Murdock, Realtor Includes heat and appliances. FIVE BEDROOMS TWO FAMILY — 5 up, 5 down, Beautiful skyline view. BOLTON — From the people I Highland Straat ford. stock and potential sales. 643-5747. $163 per month. Paul W. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, who deal in the unusual — now HEBRON — Reduced $34,900. College student considered. parking. 649-5271. 643-9551‘ TWO New Chalets, Lake Win- convenient, city water, city ^ Top Prices Paid East Hartford Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535, 646- Plenty of privacy on this sewers, excellent income. ^9,- 646-4200. COVENTRY - Mini-estate comes this beautiful. 9 room 50’ Ranch on lovely acre plus. Phone 643-0255 for appointment. VEGETABLE PLANTS - All Stephen J. Luchon Jr. nipesaukee. New Hampshire, with 160’ on the water. Califor ;■;!$ For All Makes MATURE woman to babysit in v a rieties. 75$ per dozen. NICE ROOM in private home, 1021. private beach, walking dis acre lot. Nine-jroom 900. Jesdor Realtors, MLS, 633- executive Ranch with over 2,300 Three large bedrooms, two Siip't, - 646-5257 CIRCA 1730,16 rooms, recently nia style Ranch home. Two full square feet of living area. ’Two massive stone fireplaces, FACTORY openings now PART-TIME my home, 3 days weekly. Phone Weekdays after 6 p.m., Satur female only. Kitchen privileges tance. Niceiy furnished, over Colonial with 3-car gar- 1411, 646-1421. m CARTER CHEVROLET MATURE porter for convales 649-6139. JUST Married? Immediate oc restored. 7 fireplaces, summer baths, two-car garage. For stone fireplaces, and much workshop and one-car garage. A available for the following — day and Sunday all day, 1615 and parking. 643-6609. sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, age. ' Convenient to CO., INC. cent home, full-time. Apply in cupancy, large sunny apart kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new more details call The Zinsser more, surrounded by an acre of Lessenger Co. Realtors, 646- printers, second shift, no Opening for an accurate person. East Hartford Con Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. LOVELY two-bedroom apart one sleeps 10. Dates filling everything. 40s. . MANCHESTER - Neitferoom Agency, 646-1511. PART-TIME evenings, Monday •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment. No pets, security deposit, Ranch, aluminum siding, 1(4 baths, kitchen. Two-car garage. trees, shrubs and lawns. This 8713, 742-9718, 228-3080. 1229 Main Street experience necessary, .we will typist, afternoons, ap valescent Home, 745 Main LIGHT Housekeeping room, ment, with refrigerator, range, quickly. 643-0189. $58,900. Philbrick Agency, property is too gorgeous to through Thursday, 6-9 p.m. Garden Products SO fully furnished, stove, utilities extra, $135. 633-6026. baths, pick your color. $33,900. .ffipn?...... train you. Good wages, com proximately 25 hours per Street, East Hartford. disposal, heat and parking. $195 LA PENTA AGENCY Realtors, 646-4200. BOLTON — Charming older 6- describe. You must see it. Local office needk two gals for refrigerator, linens provided. monthly. Handy to Main Street. CAPE COD — Dennisport, 2- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. BOLTON — Large evergreens pany paid fringe benefits and week. $2. per hour. Apply: Realtors-MLS 646-2440 room Colonial on 1(4 pic International Associates, surround this lovely 6-room plenty of overtime. Growing telephone contact work. 1973 HARVEST - Pure Ver 801 Main Street, 649-9879. Call 644-2427. Furnished Apartments 84 bedrobm, -large family room, Y CENTRAL air-conditioned 8- turesque acres. Big country Realtors, 647-1300. Experience preferred but will mont maple syrup. Pints and available June, July, MANCHESTER - New custom Ranch. Fireplace, "breezeway, division of major company. room Colonial. First-floor fami kitchen and pantry, formal attached garage, privacy. June Apply directly at Electrocal FIRST NATIONAL STORES. INC. tram. Must be very personable larger, delivered. Phone 643- FURNISHED room for working COLONIAL OAK - 4% room THREE-ROOM furnished September. Families only. 643- built four-bedroom Raised and love to talk to people. heated apartment. Private en ly room with large fieldstone dining room, 3 bedrooms, two COLUMBIA - “Circa 1750” occupancy. $30,900. Owner, 643- Division, Glendale Rd., South Park & Oakland Avenues MACHINIST 9044. lady, modern kitchen, parking, townhouse, appliances, 6369. 2.9 ACRES, 7 rooms, two baths, Ranch. Executive location. fireplaces, stone walls and PRUNE Salary $2.50-$3. per hour, plus trances. Working adults. No Quality built. $52,900. Hayes fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2(4 This Dutch Colonial offers the 5845. Windsor, Conn. East Hartford, Conn. Full and/or part-time. bath, private entrance, central. utilities, etc. $200. J. D. Real built-ins, kitchen carpeting, baths,.2-car garage, walk-out steps. Lovely country setting. warmth of three working Experience necessary. First good bonuses. Call 646-1460. VEGETABLE plants for sale', 643-8649. Estate Associates, 643-5129, pets. Security deposit. Wanted to Rept 69 fireplace, garage. $35,900. Agency, 646-0131. An Equal Opportunity References, 643-4^. basement, dead-end street. One Only minutes to Route 1-84. fireplaces, one dutch oven, 24* RELIABLE woman wanted for and second shifts. Able to read 79 cents a tray and up. Oakland Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Louis Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. ENERGY Employer RN’s or LPN’s — Full-time or MANCHESTER - Only year old. Philbrick Agency, living room, 1(4 baths, three cleaning, two to three days a blueprints and set-up Farms, Gleason Street, 649- WOMAN wanted to share my SIX-ROOM duplex, central FOUR ROOMS, first floor, with Realtors, 646-4200. bedrooms, family room, out part-time. Call Mrs. Watson, 7591. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. home, private room, bath, gar LARGE furnished 2-room $31,900! Charming older home, Wanted-Real Estate 77 week. Must have references Bridgeports and lathes. location, available June 1st. heat, hot water, stove, MANCHESTER - Immaculate building. On over an acre. $44,- DIET and transportation. 646-8446. 875-0771, Rockville Memorial age, kitchen privileges, use of $195 monthly. Phone 64^3135. apartment in beautiful country refrigerator. Willing to pay 6-room house, 3 bedrooms, IV^ 3 bedrooms, 1(4 baths, nice VERNON $39,500 SECRETARY- Apply: Nursing Home. setting. $140, includes heat, yard. Centrally located, quiet HIGH on a hill — Custom Ranch 900. Lessenger Co. Realtors, SELLING your home or THE SUCCESSFUL DIET NATIVE asparagus for sale. washer and dryer. Must have $150. Mature couple, no pets. baths, detached garage, NEW 4-BEDROOM HOME 646-8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. RECEPTIONIST, part-time, H&B TOOL & ENG. CO. 659 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon, off electricity. 742-8161. dead-end street. Will help with a view of Hartford skyline. acreage? For prompt friendly FOR ACTIVE PEOPLE PLUMBERS, licensed, own car. Write c/o P.O. Box FIVE rooms, first floor, Phone 568-7070. aluminum awnings, prime loca 8 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 professional practice, typing Route 83. 875-7919. finance. Owner, 569-2198. For the family seeking a 4- service, call Louis Dimoex LOS ANGELES (Special) ~ One experienced helpers wanted. 168 Forest Street, 108, Main Post Office, available June 1st. Security, tion on bus line. $33,800. Call ' fireplaces, one with fieldstone HEBRON —• Young 5-5 duplex and dictation. Must like people. M anchester, Conn. Giving COMPLETELY furnished 3- bedroom Colonial in choice Realty, 649-9823. of the most important key health Phone 646-4523. Manchester, Conii. > plus first month’s rent. Call 646- Apartment Buildings- D&S Realty, 1-741-0123 or 1-749- in family room. Anderson ther on l */2 acres with more acreage foods known to man, neglected with salary requirements Dogs-BIrds-Pets references and telephone room apartment, parking MANCHESTER — NeW listing. area. Built-ins with self ^7 Household Goods 51 ^08 For Sale 70 8724. mopane windows throughout. available. $42,500. Lessenger ALL CASH for your property and overlooked by all biXt a smrill )x “EE,’ Manchester number where you can be available. Call 649-1287 after 2 6-room immaculate older cleaning oven, 24’ living room percentage -who know the Hi*En- Herald. An immaculate home built in Co. Realtors, 646-8713, 228-3080, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ergy value of prunes in their daily n FREE — Four kittens, three CLEAN USED — refrigerators, reached. THREE ROOM apartment, p.m. • MANCHESTER - 4-family MANCHESTER - Mid 20’s, home. City utilities, full base with fireplace, I’/a baths, beautiful fuzzy, one smart. Call ment, garage. Convenient loca 1968. Rear yard completely 742-9718. • Instant service. Hayes Agency, lives. Heavy abundance of Vitamin PART-TIME ranges, automatic washers heat, hot water, stove, brick, 4-car garage, good in aluminum 6(4 room Cape and fenced in for dog. Two-car gar custom cabinets, formal 646-0131. for quick energy. 100% digestible WANTED — Mature person for SUPERINTENDENTS job, 643-7054. with guarantees. See them at B. LARGE clean furnished room refrigerator, carpeting and air- come builder. Hayes Agency, garage. Now two-family, easily tion. Low 30’s. Pieser Realty, HEBRON — Immaculate 7 for all ages. This diet plan works full-time sales position. full-time, middle-aged-couple, 289-8628. age with automatic electric dining room, garage, I wonders for men, women, children D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main for responsible gentleman, conditioned. Adults only. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••••#### 646-0131. made single again. Helen D. doors. $56,800. Philbrick Agen aluminum siding. J. Gordon, room Garrison Colonial, im without pills,' drugs or exercise. Previous retail experience to manage 200-unit garden type FRE& — Two kittens, litter Houses for Rent 65 Male and Female St., Call 643-2171. private entrance, near center. 643-7340 between 5-7 p.m. Cole, Realtor, ND1.S, 643-6666. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 649-5306 mense living room with Prunes give quick vital energy necessary. Apply in person. The apartment complex in trained, 6 weeks old. 649-7439 647-1145, 649-6896. Business Property- NEW TWO-FAMILY fireplace, ultra modern which is crucial in any diet. No Mornings and after Treasure Shoppe, Manchester Manchester. Man must be after 6. tired, dragged-out feeling as with noons. Hours flexible. CARPETS — Wholesale to. you PLEASANT 4-room aparMerit, BOLTON LAKE - Clean, four- For Sale 71 SEVEN-ROOM Sprawling Under construction 5-5, BOWERS School — 5-room kitchen, formal dining room, other diets. Parkade. .capable of doing minor plum LARGE furnished room, room house, $175 monthly. ..B&W.. four large bedrooms. Situated Thinking of Selling? Apply in person. bing, electrical and carpentry at our warehouse. ’The Carpet second floor, stove, narking, custom Ranch in prestigious separate furnaces, 1(4 baths, older home, 16x32’ in-ground T hose w ho follow tJio sim ple FEMALE Siamese kittens; box kitchen, bath and parking. Call Utilities not included. Security on acre lot, private dead-end plan exactly as directed, report repairs. Wife to handle rentals Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., middleaged couple oi;^ mature COVENTRY — Large commer Lakewood Circle area. carpeting, aluminum siding,^ pool. Reah yard completely The BARROWS 4 WALLACE Co. REAL ESTATE Career — Earn trained, $5. Call after 3 p.m., Manchester. 646-8568. ■^TaJter 6, 647-9288 or 646-8347. lady preferred. No cets. Call and references. 643-2269. cial building with 1(4 acres. Professionally landscaped street. $39,900. Lessenger Co., STOP an important toss within the 1st $15,000 to $25,000 annually. Join and some office work. 643-9213. only $45,900, PEISER fenced in. ^ ,900. Philbrick Realtors — MLS 10 days. Starting front the day after 6 p.m., 649-5897. manicured lawns and mature Manchester Parkade i.- M9-5306 Realtors, 742-9718, 646-8713,228- Irivesllgate our guaranteed they begin the diet. There is usu MCDONALD'S RESTAIffiANT an active, progressive ♦Experienced. References Good location. HeaVily traveled REALTY, 289-8628. Agency, Realtqrs, 646-4200. 42’ ROUND kitchen table — 4 FURNISHED room for working road. Frechette & Martin, trees. Four fireplaces, 2(4 3080. sales plan lirst. ally no weight loss for the first 4 46 West Center St. organization. Will train. Pasek- required. Call 647-9771, ask for Live Stock 42 man. 709 Main St., Apt. 8. 64^ baths, covered terrace, many days, but suddenly on the 5th day Rutherford, Inc., 289-7475, 742- Al. chairs. Excellent condition. $80. BIRCH STREET/4 rooms, first Realtors, 647-9993. MORTGAGE Helper — (^mes Aniwer lo rrtvie'ui fuiilt INTERNATIONAL you can expect a substantial drop Manchester 1354. in weight and then a steady no 8243. Castro serving car, $7. Phone floor flat, parlqfig, one-car, one Out of Town- more features. A superb home. MANCHESTER - Two-family, with this Contemporary Ranch. NINE-YEAR old paint mare, 15 643-2063 after 5 p.m. child accept^. $130. 647-9836. Call Warren^E. Howland,. ASSOCIATES, INC. ticeable drop every few days until For Rent 68 5-4, central location. Large lot. Owner’s side has 7 rooms, 1*4 IS proper weight is obtained. hands, good trail horse. Call CLEAN furnished room, Realtors, 643-Up8. Priced at $36,900. Frechette & Realtors 647-1300 LET AVON introduce you to 72 baths, formal dining room, Eat Almost AM You Want RN’S-LPN’S 228-9315. F^OUR year old Frigidaire elec parking, central location. MANCHESTER — 2 bedroom Houses- For Sale Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. 333 East Cantar St. new friends, a new way to get ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart sunken living room, den or 4th ACROSS 56 City in Getter yet, you can still eat al OPPORTUNITY knocks only Part-time, Full-time tric range, 60” size, needs Blanchard and Rossetto, apartments, security required, MANCHESTER - Near bedroom, plus studio apart-, Louisiana I Manchester most as much us you want of involved with people. Show and ment, heat, hot water, stove, MANCHESTER - 7 -room 1 -----Right of once, men wanted for sales, 3 to 11 p.m. shift Articles for Sale 45 repairs. Phone 643-9676. Realtors, 646-2482. available immediately. Prom refrigerator, $130. Security Glastonbury line. First time MANCHESTER - Colonial in ment, (3 rooms and bath). Over Way 57 Pointed foods like steak, chicken, lobster. sell our famous products in Colonial 1(4 tiled baths, weapon And you will continue to lose Hartford and Tolland counties. Salary commensurate upon $125. Eastern Real Estate, 6 ^ deposit required. Adults only, offered. $42,900. Nine-room nice condition. 3 bedrobms, 1(4 acres with beautiful view. 6 Stop-----on weight. Full money backguarantee. your area. It’s easy and fun! LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. 8250. plastered walls, range, dis oversized Colonial 'Cape, full Red 58 Soft radiance SI A chance to sell one of the Call now, 289-4922. experience. Apply in person. ONE MOBILE dishwasher, parking for one car. Call 643- living room, dining room, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, The use of primes as prescribed Ring bell for service. Shiners, hwasher, garbage disposal, dormers, almost acre lot. 10 Whirlpools DOWN by the plan, will, th ro u gh natural world’s biggest selling EAST HOUSE damaged, $108.88. One kitchen, 1(4 baths, den or 4th 646-4200. 12 Conditional products. Some automotive crawlers, etc. 144 Deming automatic clean oven electric Apartments For Rent 83 DUPLEX 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone Trees, 4 bedrooms, paneled bedroom. Good lot. Only $29,- 1 Desires (coU.) WE WILL buy your home. Call action, act to help your body, keep hot water oil heat, city utilities. release u a balance thru the entire time you knowledge helpful. Call Mr. 735 Main St. Street, Manch^er. Wapping range, $269.95. One 18 cubic foot handy location, $2(X) per month. den, eating-space kitchen, 2 900. Frechette & Martin TEN ACRES of Terra Alta with 2 Concept anytime,- Hutchins Agency, are losing weight while on your EAST HARTFORD — Burnside - Built by Ansaldi. Charles 14 Pointed Oliver, Monday through Friday LUBRICATION MEN East Hartford , Road. refrigerator, harvest gold, WE HAVE customers \9ljiting Philbrick Agency,' Realtors, Avenue, three and four-room raised hearth brick fireplaces, Realtors, 647-9993. custom built granite studded instrument 3 Biblical Realtors, 649-5324. diet plan, allov/ing you to keep Lesperance, 649-7620. unusual entrance foyer with 15 Behaved garden your weight down apd figure in after 5 p.m., weekends damaged. One 10 cubic foot up for the rental of your apartment 646-4200. apartments, heat, hot water, stone Ranch, perched on top of firm control. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ALUMINUM sheets used as or home. J.D. Real Estate slate floor and buttress stair theatrically 4 Cover 20 Rule ol faith 40 Velocity anytime, 872-2608. right freezer, $179.95. One 15,- refrigerator, range, garbage MANCHESTER - Cambridge ten acres of woods with pan 5 Middle 21 Mountain 41 Babylonian LIST YOUR real estate, Plan Available printing plates, .007 thick, 000 btu famous brand air- Associates, Inc. 643-5129. FIVE-ROOM apartment, se,- MANCHESTER - 6-bedroom case, plush parpeting, many Street. 6-room Cape, 3 oramic view stretching out for 16 — Pablo Bay business or residential property For second shift. We have WAITRESSES for part-time, disposal, carpeting, elevators, home in business zone, 2 baths, 17 ExclamaUo'hs Atlantic state ridges eagle flyer To get a "^opy of this highly NURSE’S Aide ■ 7-3, Laurel 23x32’’. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. conditioner, $269.95. All models cond floor, new wall-to-walt more features. A much loved bedrooms, living room, dining ' miles. 8 rooms, 24x24’ living (ukJlu- ■ 22 Consolation 43 Potentate with Russell’s Real Estate, 195 successful plan and suggested 7 after school hours and some parking. Office 560 Burnside 2-car garage, aluminum siding, of satisfaction Manor, 649-4519. openings for experienced Phone 643-2711. fully guaranteed. Many more to LOOKING for anythinj; in real carpeting, coqple only. No pets, Avenue. Open daily 10 a.m. to 4 home. Principals only. Owner, room, kitchen, 2-car garage, room, dining room, modern 19 Musical 6 Pork product 24 Indistinct 45 Persian Spruce Street, Manchester, 649- menus: send $2.00 cash, check Saturdays. Good pay, excellent immaculate. Bel Air Real 7 God of love tentmaker or M.O. No C.O:D. please. We pay lubrication men. Starting rate choose from. at extra savings. estate rental — apartments, $165 monthly. Security. M. H. p.m. Call 289^0000. 646-3448. (jnly $27,900. Frechette & Mar kitchen,' Florida room, first- composition 25 Compass 9^9, 228-9234. postage. $3.25 hourly with a chance for gratuities, pleaaant at NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 homes, multiple dwellings, no Palmer Realty, 643-6321, Ger Estate, 643-9332: tin, Ftealtors, 647-9993. floor laundry, central vac, 20 Indian boats 8 Dynamo part reading 47 Carry (coll.) WAITRESS — 18 years or over, mosphere. Apply in person. B. D. Pearl Appliance, 649 Main 48 Frog genus CALIFORNIA PRUNE cents each. Inquire side door, St., Manchester,'643-2171. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate trude Hagedorn, 649-0538. automatic temperature con 23 Sail yard 9 Girl's name 26 Prohibition THINKING of selling? For the in small restaurant. Some advancement. All fringe Brass Key Restaurant. BOLTON — Sunset (Scot) U Writer, —. 28 Town in Spain 49 Imported 79051/2 BLACKBURN AVE. experience preferred, but not benefits, uniforms and tools Manchester Evening Herald. Associates, line. 643-5129. trolled green house, automatic O'Casey cheese service yoii want, call Bjll Apartments, off Route 44A, 20 24 Exclude 31 Against LOS ANGELES, CAL. 90048 necessary.iry Call 646-9168, after MISCELLANEOUS sale - garage doors, plus many, many 27 Word on an 12 Spanish - coin 32 Dead----- 51 Emmet Charbonneau, Char-Bon Agen furnished. For appointment SECURITY Guards wanted full minutes from Hartford, quiet *1 St£ A HOUSE 11 a.m. for appointment. call Windsor DARK RICH, clean loam? 5 jyiarble top hutch, commode, DELUXE ONE - Bedroom country setting, spacious, at more extras. Call today to in important sign “ Border 33 Bishopric 53 Organization cy, 643-0683. or part-time. Conscientious. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, settee, original paintings, apartment, wall-to-wall k HOUSE OF STONE spect this rare home in a unique 29 Empty- 18 Quiet, 35 Innate gift (ab.) 688-2233 ■ Auto and phone required. tractive, 3*4 rooms, kitchen HEAR YOUR OWN TV, Zone 39 Expel 54 Electrical \init TEMPORARY . clerk wanted, sand, stone, pool and patio sterling on copper plaques, carpeting throughout, complete THENEW appliances, color keyed to TURN THIS HOUSE INTO YOUR setting. $75,000. Philbrick Agen head^ Locations in Manchester, South sand, 643-9504. appliances, vanity bath. Cen NOT YOUR NEIGHBOR'S' cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 30 Stately two to four weeks, to verify Windsor. Call 246^8585. lamps, Drexel king headboard, BIRCHWOOD APJS. decor. Wall-to-wall carpet, pan HOME edifices T ~ 2 r - r " r ~ r " r - 5 - records, in busy Manchester of cornices, snow blower, etc. trally located $175 monthly. eling, beams, sliding glass 34 American SCREENED loam, gravel, Anytime, 73 Indian Drive. R.D..Murdock, 643-2692. 124 Kghtend SL Mmdiester The stone front on this 9(4- NEWLYWEDS ^ and others - lA 11 13 COUNTRY CLUB fice. 646-3050. DEMONSTRATORS: Only The FIRST and second shift tire doors to private patio. $170. If your home stands on a nice lot, compoeer processed gravel, sand, stone, Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap Electric heating. 643-1440,-647- roont custom built Colonial is paradise! Clean 6-room home, 4 36 Unaccom- 14 i r C8iB Corp. does-all the paper mold operators. On tbe job and fill. GeOrge H. Griffing, An only the beginning. This home bedrooms possible. Practically puiied training, start $3.30 per hour. TWO w ool braided rugs, pointments. An abundance of privacy 1342. with a little “breathing space,” work for you, so you canspend dover, 742-78&. in this small wooded complex. , all fiuiiishra in convenient loca- 37 Tidy, trim 14 U | | n r ‘ MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE Excellent benefits. Apply excellent, $60 for both. Rattan was professionally decorated. you’ll get away from OPN: Other r all your time earning top money sofa, $50. Cane porch chairs, $10 »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»< , tioiK Treed yard, all city 38 Spanish demonstrating toys, gifts and between 8-5, at Firestone Fcnluring: FOX HILL Apartments, You will marvel at the marble People’s Noises. historian , .yw-'-"" : ■■ ■ ’ TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for each. Poster bed, complete, Rockville, 3-rooms, washer and sinks in the 3 huge bathrooms. utilities. Couple leaving coun-. 39 Chemical % A limited number of non-resident memberships at DAIRY QUEEN gadgets. Only C&B guarantees Retread, 20 Bidwell Rd., South covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 APARTMENT What’s more, your kids won’t have try, must sell. First qualified Z 5 u Windsor. $45. Gold brocade traditional • Z Mraom TownhousM dryer hook-up, wall-to-wall A woman’s dream kitchen .suffix you will earn at least $1,P00 for cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- chair, $50. 742-5027;' • Ut-InKHctian $27,900 offer takes it. Belfiore 42 Quenches BRAZIER just 50 working evenings. For RENTAL OFFICE il carpeting, $150. Call 875-0001 with all self-cleaning built-ins. to tiptoe. Peace, it’s wonjierful! 29 3 ir s r Pilgrim’s Harbor 6587. I We have' a large variety ofjj • Formal iM n g ana after 5:30. Agency, 647-1413. 44 Equal, 242 Broad St. information without obligation • 1 1/2baMa You need king sized furniture We have some n^w listing, now. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• capable ST s r WOODEN kitchen set, 4 chairs, deluxe one and two-bedroom < >; call (Collect) 215-674-521)0, ask f r e m e n - p o u g e m n COVENTRY Flag Company, $20. Call 649-4675. • Stiag canNtfeig to fill the 5 bedrooms and Good homes with pljenty of privacy. Lots-Land For Sale 73 (2 wds.) Country Club NEDS Japartments and townhouses I !i • FM iwtvala. basaiaanl ROCKVILLE — Five-room ' 46 Samuel's 37 34 for Vi, or write C&B Corp., One Investigate real estate as a Route 44-A. Flags all occasions, *******••••••••••••••••••••• sunken living room. May we show you one or two? in n^allingford are available to area families. Dream Lane, Warminster, Fa. ^throughout Manchester. Ren-,' • F riv M awirancas and pattoa apartment, $160 plus utilities. teacher (Bib.). 39 Counter girls. Must be over part-time job. Excellent com banners and state flags. 742- Musical Instruments 53 Shakespeare would ha^e a dif A-ZONE, city water and sewer, 47 'Town P arities include 9-hole golf course, Olympic-size 18974. jtal office open daily from 9-5," m Rentals start at FZS5 including Quiet neighborhood, nice yard, 18, be willing to work nights missions plus bonuses. Will 6246. Tom Manning. heat. Modiel apartment open central location. Call 875-4505. ficult task describing this $9,000.. J. D. Real Elptate (Cornish-’ 44 K s 44 47 44 44 swimming pool, tournament tennis courts and use and weekends. Apply in per train. Call for details. Join the G.E. PORTABLE cassette pother times by appointment. 1 daily 1-5 P.M.. Sat. and Sun., modern 3-year old palace. Call /Ceitli Associates, 643-5129. prefix) 12-5 P.M. Other tim es by SO Sailor u 82 of the club house including sauna baths, lockers son, between 9 a.m; -11 a.m. “Home Team.’’ recorder, AM/FM radio with RfX^KVILLE — 5,4, and 3 room for details. 172 E. CENTER STREET 52 Two words H your nest is toe sniaN, check the accessories, $70 or best offer. iMMATO ENTERPMSES. IK . * appointment. COVENTRY - One-half acre, u 84 and snack bar. Full family membership for 1973 or 6 p.m. -11 p.m. W8LC0TT REAL ESTATE apartm ents, $105 to $150 ^ 1 2 6 $3,900. Tolland, acre,$3,900. An on a HeraM CUssifieil Ads and find the henw Realistic clarinette I stereo, 24M New State ML, HndiMter street sign season, only $406. Call Wallingford 265-2011'for fee. Call Sharon, 646-8150, 349 Main St East HarHord monthly. Appliances, and yard. dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. 11 (a PAUL W. DOUBAN. Raaltor DANIEL SD EY REALTY 55 Property I brochure and application. Bailey Employment Service. with room for your brood. excellent condition, $50. 649- 6 4 6 -lO Zl 1 Utilities extra. Phone 872-0359. ^ M U S 649-1922 7 * 568-8200 3826 after 5:30 p.m. 643-453S 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 843-4283 ' 849-0704 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. holder eeeeeeeeeeed^^ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.)'
s ■ h i *AGE TWENTY-TWO \NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., 7, 1973 Area Police Obituaries The Weather Cloudy and a chance of a few scattered Deborah Moriarty Police Report Judith A. Keily and Miss Nancy showers this afternoon, highs in the 60s. Miss Deborah Moriarty, 87, L. Washburn, both of TOLLAND HanrliPatTr Euptiinn Mmlh Showers and a few thundershowers' likely formerly of Woodland St., died Manchester; a brother, George Estelle St. Germaine, 60, of Vincent S. Holmes, 24, of tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight in Saturday in a local convales B. Wiliiams of Norristown; Sturbridge, Mass., was charged Hartford, was charged on a Cir the upper 40s. Highs W^nesday in the 60s. cent hospital. She was bom Sunday night with crossing the Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. Marcia cuit Court 12 arrest warrant MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1973 — VOL. XCII, No. 185 Manchester—A City « / yUlage Charm Ja. 24,18M, in Manchester, and W. Cone of North Grafton, median divider, reckless with criminal attempt to com SIXTEEN PACES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS had lived there all her life. Mass.,,and Mrs. Constance W. driving, and evading respon mit fourth-degree larceny. Survivors are a sister. Langley of Portiand, and seven sibility, in connection with a Police say the arrest U in con Honors Moriarty of grandchildren. two-car accident on the Wilbur nection with a recent incident Manchester, and several nieces Funeral services will be Cross Highway in Tolland. at Shoetown, 224 Spencer St. He ‘ and nephews. Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Trinity Police say the St. Germain was releas^ on his written The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 Church, Portland, with the Rev. car was westbound, crossed promise to appear in court a.m. from the Leclerc Funeral Eklward T. Patrick >officiating. into the eastbound ^ane and May. 14. Town Adopts $18 Million Budget Home, 23 Main St., with a Mass Burial will be in Trinity collided with a car driven by at 10 a.m . at St. Bridget C l n v e n t w ^ * -j-—— — i—— — ^ Cemetery, Portiand. Miriam G. Katz of Ossipee, Richard Fazzina, 19, of 168 Coventry Church. Burial will be in St. Friends may call at the N.H. Police say Mrs. St. Ger New State Rd., was charged Bridget Cemetery. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 main left the scene and was with third-degree criminal mis There are no calling hours. Main St., Tuesday from 2 to 4 stopped later on the highway. chief and reckless driving in and 7 to 9 p.m. . . ' ^ t h drivers, and the one connection with an incident in Council Recommends Tax Levy Gut passenger in each car, were Rosamond E. Doaiie . Those wishing to do so may the King’s parking lot early treaty at Johnson Memorial Miss Rosamond E.Doane, 88, make memorial contributions Saturday morning. He was Hosital, Stafford Springs. $3,445,317 Budget of 91 Chestnut St., d i^ Sunday to the American Cancer Socie released on a |150 non-surety Court date is M ay. 28 at To 46.66 Mills at Manchester Memorial ty, 237 E. Center St., bond for court May 21. Manchester. Manchester. HOLLY GANTNER Hospital after a long illness. for an increase of 9.5 per cent SOL R. COHEN SOUTH WINDSOR Correspondent over the current year’s ap She was bom April 17,1885, in Steven Scyocurka, 49, Of 250 (Herald Reporter), Anthony Vignone, 34, of 303 Tel. 742-8795 propriation. The original school Coventry, the daughter of Mrs. Emma B. Miller Scott Rd., South Windsor, was Burnham St., Manchester, was The Town Council has com board figure represented a 12.5 Cfiauncey and Margaret Daly Mrs. Emma Bauer Miller, 77, charged with operating a motor charged with breach of peace in . pleted its deliberations on the per cent increase over the Manchester’s General Fund tax rate has been cut two Doane, and had lived in the of Hartford died Sunday at vehicle while under the in connection with a domestic in 1973-74 budget, and is current figure. mills for the fiscal year starting July 1 and will be at 48.66 Hartford and Manchester areas Hartford Hospital. fluence of liquor. The charged cident at 66 Orchard Hill Rd., m recommending to the May 21 The council voted %-l to pre mills. It currently is 48.66 mills. all her life. She was a retired She was bora Sept. 29,1895, in ji' was lodged after he was South Windsor. Court date is town meeting a budget of $3,- sent the final budget to the town registered nurse. Manchester, daughter of John ! i t f observed operating erratically The Board of Directors, by a unanimous vote last night, May 21. 445,317, down somewhat from meeting on May 21, when She is survived by a niece, and Caroline Hermann Bauer. on Tolland ’Tpke. early Sunday adopted an $18,184,076 General Fund budget and the 46.66 the $3,534,058 discussed at last residents will have the oppor Mrs. Helen Feldon of She lived in Hartford for 50 morning. He was released on a mills tax rate for 1973-74. / George Kadish, 51, of 334 month’s budget hearing. tunity to approve or disapprove Belvidere, N.J. years. $100 non-surety bond for court Strong Rd., was charged with The final figure represents a the proposed appropriations for Also by unanimous votes, it will go for classroom supplies The funeral will be Tuesday Survivors are a son, George May 21. operating a motor vehicle while mill rate of 56.2 or 1.1 more the new fiscal year, which increased the Town Fire and for building maintenance, at 10:30 a.m. from the John F. Miller of Hartford; a daughter, than the present tax levy of 55.1 District tax by 0.29 mill, as indicated. under the influence of liquor or Three were charged with begins July 1. Councilman Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Mrs. Rocco Francoline of mills. bringing it to 5.35 mills, kept Tani remarked, ” I only hope drugs, after a one-car accident fourth-degree larceny at David Roach voted against Center St., with a Mass at St. Manchester; a sister. Miss In the final budget, the Town the tax for the Downtown the Board of Education can do on Strong Rd. Friday afternoon Treasure City department store presenting the budget, feeling Bridget Church at 11 a.m. Lena Bauer of Manchester; five Couhcil has cut the police Taxing District unchanged at 8 the job with what we’ve given in which his car left the road at the Parkade Sunday. All that no one is looking out for the Burial will be in St. James grandchildren and four great request from $136,750 to $128,- mills, and increased sewage them.” and struck a utility pole. Court were released on written taxpayer. He also objects, he Cemetery. grandchildren. 958, a figure which includes the fees from their present 90 per Mrs. Ferguson said she date is May 21. promises to appear in court said, to the addition of new per Manchester Directors Examine Budget There are no calling hours. Private funeral services will be addition of two new patrolmen cent ratio to water rates to 100 backed the increase because May 21. ’The three were: sonnel to the town payroll. Friends wishing to do so may Tuesday at the Holmes Funeral VERNON to the police force. Police Mayor John Thompson, standing, confers with four other' per cent. she is convinced there are • Andrew A. Kidd, 16, of 163 Copies of the final budget as Building Hearing Room was being used by the Planning make memorial contributions Home, 400 Main St^Burial will' Micheal G. Deloveto, 18, of 12 fibres had come under some Except for the General Fund many things lacking in the Northview Dr., South Windsor. it will be presented on May 21 Democratic directors at last night’s budget-making ses and Zoning pommission, the directors met at the Senior to St. Bridget Church Building be in Buckland Cemetery. ^ Trotter St., Manchester, was criticism at the April hearings, budget and tax rate, all budgets school system that should be • Raymond G. Bouchard, 30, will be available this week at sion. From the left are Anthony Pletrantonio, Jon Norris, Citizens Center. (Herald photo by Pinto) Fund. There are no calling hours.*' charged with breach of peace in when residents felt that added and tax rates adopted last night there. She requested that the of 34D Garden Dr. the Town Hall. John Tani and Phyllis Jackston. Because the Municipal Friends wishing to do so may connection with a disturbance Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cummings, left, talks patrolmen might be more im- exactly followed the $143,000 increase the board • Charles E. Carrier, 51, of Waller W. Bolis make memorial contributions Friday night at a Rt. 83 with Sen. and Mrs. Abraham Ribicoff. (Herald photo by irartant than the addition of a recommendations of Town voted go specifically for books, Hartford. Walter W. Bolis, 66, of West to tile American Cancer Socie restaurant. Ofiara) Ribicoff Foresees lieutenant to the department, a Manager. Robert Weiss. supplies and maintenance. She brook, formerly of Hartford, ty, 237 E. Center St., After being brought to the request which had been in the Weiss had recommended a said she will oppose any further, (Continued from Page One) out by catastrophic illness, or died Sunday at Shoreline Ginic, Manchester. police station for processing, he An air conditioner, valued at -.original police budget. News Capsules two-mill increase in the approriation to the school board see his pension evaporate when approximately $300, was stolen Bolton Voters Centerbrook. He was the was found to be in possession of 'Rie council has also imposed L_. J General Fund budget. He had for 1973-74. Columbia both political parties are clean- he reaches retirement, or have brother of Albert Bolis of a small amount of marijuana from a construction site at 215 a cut of $68,847 on the Board of recommended an $18,404,865 - sing the Watergate wound.” his child denied a college eduac.- Tudor Lane sometime between Mayor John Thompson, in his Manchester. Miss Edna Campbell and additionally charged with Education, from the original vestigating the break-in and Bus budget. Actually the directors He insisted, “ Now it is in tion because he can’t pay the Diplomat Freed budget message, noted, "it was He lived in the Hartford area ANDOVER - Miss Edna possession of a cannabis-type Wednesday and Friday, police bugging of Democratic national Re-Elect Morra cut only $220,789 from it — less Requests^ Complaints figure of $2,255,847 to $2,187,580, GUADALAJARA, Mexico by the narrowest margin our most of his life. He was a cumbent upon the nation’s bill, or see his kids come home said. headquarters. than the equivalent of one mill. Campbell, 74, of Webster Lane, substance. Police say that he . (AP) — U.S. Consul General decision was made,” adding, retired employe of the former leadership in Congress and in with a drug habit.” DONNA HOLLAND received 642 votes. Both vacan They increased Weiss’ revenue died Sunday at Manchester was held at the Vernon Police Terrance G. Leonhardy has “ ’t is a vote of confidence in the Olivetti-Underwood Typewriter Heard by Selectmen. the White House to end a He cautioned Democrats, Euckland Dixon, 28, of Hart Pentagon Papers Correspondent cies were for full terms. Sets estimates by the use of Memorial Hospital after a long Station and later transferred to returned to his home and family Board of Education and our Co. illness. fruitless period of government “ Let us not make the mistake ford, was charged on a Circuit LOS ANGELES (A P ) - Republican incumbent Republican John Esche out- revenue-sharing funds. the Norwich State Hospital for after being held by a guerrilla new superintendent of Other survivors are his wife, VIRGINIA CARLSON on the area. Also, he said, by stalemate.” of believing we can drift back Court 12 arrest warrant Friday Watergate conspirator E. Richard Morra was re-elected polled Democrat John Toomey In the only non-unanimous She was born Feb. 7, 1899, in a 15-day observation period. band for 76 hours. schools.” Mrs. Katherine'Bloie Bolis, and Correspondent selectmen should contact the He ended his speech with the into office on the same ebb tide with issuing a bad check (three Transportation Howard Hunt has testified that to a sixth term as first select 628 to 450 for a two-year vacan Record vote last night, the board England, and lived in the local A court date will be set upon Leonhardy was freed, tired The directors, took a line-by a sister, Catherine Boiis of Tel. 228-9224 Department of Environmental reassurance, “ Americans have of public disillusionmertfr tj»t-A. counts) and second-degree special presidential counsel man in Bolton yesterday. cy on the board. allocated $11.1 million for the area most o’t her life. She was a his discharge from that institu Meeting Topic but unharmed, 39 hours after line vote on^very item in all Norwich. Several residents appeared at Protection because it is evident not turned their backs on the washes the Republicans miK * failure to appear. He was taken Charles W. Colson directed him Republican David Dreselly Board of Finance Board of Education. Weiss had retired hairdresser. tion, police say. the Mexican government The Manchester-to-Hartford budgets and, with the exception The funerai wiii be a recent Board of Selectmen’s the picture is rapidly changing needs we Democrats have ad “ People are deeply uncertain to the Connecticut Correctional to forge cablegrams linking and Democrat Leon Rivers With two vacancies to be recommended $10,957,400. The Survivors are two sisters, The state transportation released 30 persons from jail commuter express buses of the vote on the appropdation Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from meeting with various requests in regard to waste. dressed in the past. Nobody today, and therefore they are Center at Hartford in lieu of a President John F. Kennedy to were elected to serve on the filled on the. Board of Finance, school board had requested Mrs. Rhoda Benedict of An Richard H. Nicholson, 21, of department will conduct a and flew them to Cuba to ran carried a record 285 passengers for schools, all votes were un Dillon Funeral Home, 53 Main and complaints. Selectmen agreed to meet wants to shortchange any critical” They are not going to $500 bond. the killing of South Vietnamese Board of Selectmen. Ray Negro (D) with 423 votes $11,370,491. dover and Mrs. Phyllis Boccard Torrance, Calif., was charged public meeting tonight on the som the American. He had been this morning, the state animous and without discus M Lee Adams of Oakwood Lane with Engineer John Lenard of child’s education. Nobody take wooden nickels from President Ngo Dinh Diem. Morra received 690 votes, lost to Republican Jerald The $11.1 million allocated is St., Hartford, with a Mass o f , of New York, and two nieces. Friday night on Rt. 83 with 1973 C onnecticut M aster kidnapped while driving home transportation department sion. requested repair of his sidewalk Storrs to discuss the landfill wants to have his savings wiped anyone in office.” ’Thomas N. McCrystal, 33, of Hunt’s Watergate grand jury Dreselly 589, and Rivers 509. Hassett and Democrat Siddig $270,491 less than requested but the Resurrection atthe Church Funeral services and burial operating a motpr vehicle while Transportation Plan. The alone Friday afternoon. reported. The Fire District budget for area. Lenard has indicated to 157 Virginia Rd., Tolland, was testimony was released here Democratic nominee for first Satter, who received 690 and 497 still $810,000 or about 8 per cent of The Hoiy Trinity at 9 a.m. will be private. under the influence of liquor which he says is cracked meeting, (o be conducted in 1973-74 is $1,261,719, up $134,788 selectmen he would like to be charged Friday with operating Attack Guerrillas Monday by the Pentagon papers selectman Virginia Butterfield votes respectively. more than the schools received Burial will be in Mt. St. ’There are no calling hours. or drugs and operating a'motor because cars are driven over it cooperation with the Capitol over the current year; the considered for town engineer. a motor vehicle while under the trial judge as part of the moun received 425 votes. Others This morning’s ridership for the current year. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom- The Fitzgerald Funeral vehicle without a license after to Jvoid a boulder in the road. Region Planning Agency, is BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Water Fund budget te $706,700, There is no money in the town Students To Run influence of liquor and evading ting evidence of government in In a Board of Selectmen con Other winners toy otllces or count was the, highest total The vote on the $U.\ million fieid. Home, 225 Main St., is in charge an accident in which the car he He said the matter had come scheduled for 7:30 at the RPI Lebanese air force jets kept up since March 28, when buses up $2,800;' the Sewer Funid budget for a town engineer but responsibility. Court date” is volvement in the case. test, the lowest vote getter is boards are as follows: Town allocation was 5 to 4, with 3 Friends may cail at the of arrangements. was driving struck a pole. b e fo re the selectm en in seminar hall, Windsor St. in a steady attack on Palestinian resumed service after a four- budget is $649,847, up $28,697; May 21. ; , — In Washington, Colson denied defeated. clerk, Catherine Leiner; town Democrats joining 1 funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Friends wishing to do so may He is additionally charged February when he told them a there is money in the landfill King’s Tuesday Night Hartford. guerrilla positions near the the Downtown Special Taxing the charge. The Republicans, in a town treasurer, Catherine Peterson; month bits strike. Republican to vote "hay.” 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. make memorial contributions ditch in the area was full of area account for engineering ’The intent of the meeting, ac Beirut airport today as govern A with disorderly conduct in con District Fund budget is $36,280, that favors the GOP in party tax collector, Elaine Petterton; Democrats Anthony Pietran- Those wishing to do so may to a charity of the donor’s leaves and debris and water services. Students in Manchester High records for King’s. The store Frances F. Geiger, 31, of cording to the transportation ment and Palestinian leaders exactly the same as the current nection with a disturbance at enrollment, were returned to and agent of town deposit fund, tonio, John Tanl and Phyllis make memorial contributions choice. the scene of the accident. run-off from the hill had built Drainage Problem School’s distributive education will supply the student Willimantic, was charged on a department, is to describe the struggled to halt fighting that Siege Near End The passenger count included year; and the Data Processing all offices. Democrats were Catherine Peterson, all Jackston . and Republican to the Hartford Heart Associa up on the road and turned to ice. Mrs. Pat Murphy of Lake managers with average sales Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant components of the updated broke out again Monday night. WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. 231 on regular express buses to Services Fund budget is $217,- Another count of the charge classes will “ take over” King’s elected or re-elected only Republicans. James Farr voted against it. tion, 310 Coilins St., Hartford. was lodged against Nicholson Adams added he thought Rd. said she and her husband do Department Store at the figures, and the students’ with fourth-degree larceny. She transportation plan. (AP) — Indian militants holding downtown Hartford, and 54 on a 682, up $17,396. Oliver (Pop) Roberts Limited Immunity where necessary for minority Also Board of Tax Review, special express route to the Democrats John Thompson, following a disturbance in the there has been apple time to not feel that drainage from the Parkade Tuesday, displacing results will be compared with was released on her written “ We urge all interested Wouijded Knee were to lay The board estiitiated that the Oliver (Pop) Roberts, 86, of representation. Allan Hoffman (D); Planning Aetna Insurance Co. There Pascal Prignano and Jon Norris Henri Labrecque emergency room of Rockville fix the roadras Francis Sellers, town beach and the town road the store’s regular employes the averages. promise to appear in court citizens to take advantage of WASHINGTON (AP) - The down their weapons today, en $18,184,076 General Fund 25F House Dr., died at A little more than half the Commission and alternates, were 196 cars in the transporta- and Republicans Vivian Henri Labrecque, 65, of 1^5 General Hospital where he was also of Oakwood Lane, had should run in front of their gar from 6 to 10 p.m. King’s has been very today. this opportunity to actively par Senate’s Watergate committee ding a 70-day siege that claimed budget will be financed by $12,- Manchester Memorial Hospital was set today to debate whether electorate turned out — about 55 Robert Gorton, Renato Cocconi, tiog department’s new parking Ferguson and Charles McKen Spruce St., died Sunday at an treated for minor injuries and... brought the subject up two age. The drainage problem The students will be responsi cooperative in planning the ticipate in this meeting,” State the lives of two of the in 566,727 from property taxes, in Sunday night. per cent. Albert Hopper and Janet lot at Buckland. zie voted for it. East Hartford convalescent " weeks ago at a meeting. exists only when there is snow, special event, Mrs. Grassilli Janet E. Siegel. 49, of 949 Transportation Commissioner limited immunity should be surgents but accomplished the terest and lien fees; $2,955,351 He was born Feb. 18, 1887, in discharged. ble for the total operation of the Top vote-getter among the Gleason all Republicans, and Farr, commenting on the home. The Oakwood Lane residents she said. said. She said she hopes the Pleasant Valley Rd., South A. Earl Wood said. “ The infor granted to former presidential militants’ goal of calling from educational grants, most Willimantic, the son of Thomas He was released on a $500 department store. King’s will Republicans was Catherine Ilvi Connan (D); Zoning Board $143,(X)0 added to the amount He was bom Dec. 18, 1907 in also brought up the matter of Mrs. Murphy also asked who “ take over” will become an an Windsor, was charged with mation and suggestions counsel John W. Dean III in national attention to Indian af A bench has been placed in ly ADM (Average Daily and Elizabeth Aubin Roberts, non-surety borid for court June retain a handful of the regular Peterson, running for another of Appeals and alternate, recommended by Weiss, said he Manchester, N.H., and had^. 5. the sanitary landfill site on Rt. was responsible for placing nual experience. issuing a bad check. She was gathered at this and other return for his quick public fairs. the bus shelter at Buckland. A Membership); $772,500 from and had lived in Manchester for 60 employes just in case of term as town treasurer. She William Ferguson, Robert favored an increase of no more 6. three signs in the area between Student manager for ’Tuesday released on her written promise similar meetings wili enable us testimony. The Feb. 27 takeover of this pay telephone lyill be installed revenue-sharing funds; $374,000^ lived in Manchester, Conn., the 40 years. emergency. received 762 votes. Mrs. Peter Morra, (R) and Joel Hoffman than $50,000 over the manager’s past five years. He had lived Sellars was one of the cir her home and the public beach. night will be Robert Yakaitis, to appear in court May 21. to better incorporate public Federal prosecutors Pine Ridge Reservation village soon, the transportation depart from use of surplus; $845,730 For many years, he was MHS’s distributive education son, running for agent of town (D). figures. most of his iife in Lewiston, culators of a petition filed with The sings used to be placed at assisted by Tina Thurston. thinking into our transportation reportedly have refused to by militants of the American ment said. from assorted state and federal employed at the former Olivet course is part of the school’s deposit fund, also came in se Also fire commissioners John Mrs. Jackston said she would Maine. the town clerk calling for a the end of the fence separating Beverly Holmes is in charge of Police say that the investiga planning,” he said. promise Dean that he will not Indian Movement caught, the aid, including $160,000 in EEA ti-Underwood Typewriter Co. in Watergate COEP (Cooperative Oc cond with 750 votes, and Mrs. Whitman, Albert Hopper, have preferred a $75,000 in Until his retirement iast special town meeting to rescind the two properties, she said. advertising, and Richard tion is continuing in the robbery be prosecuted for testimony to nation’s attention and held it for (Emergency Employment Act) Hartford. For a short "time cupational" Education Elaine Potterton, running for Richard Qunby (R) Leon crease. She said she isn’t con December, he was empioyed at the purchase of the property. The signs, on the fence beside Varney has responsibility for of an employe of the Fayva the federal grand jury in more than two months. funds; $205,000 from invest-' before his retirement in 1958, he ' Program) and is designed to re-election as tax collector, Rivers and Lawrence Shaw vinced the additional amount the Carlyie Machine Shop in May Hurt The petition has been ruled the Beach Rd. and one on a personnel. Shoe Store, Spree Plaza. (S<‘i* I’ngc .Sixtfcn) was employed at the prepare students for careers in came in third in number of (D). , Manchester. valid. stake in the area, read, “ Do Not ’The robbery which occurred Engineered- Metal Co. of retailing and distribution, votes garnered, with 722. Also constables Thomas Survivors are a daughter, Bates said in 1969 the state Park Here Per Order of the COEP instructor Mrs. Nancy at 10:06 Friday night at the Manchester. He was a member Politics MORE AMERICANS Carpenter, Steven Freddo, Ray Mrs. Wiiliam Hebert of told the town to stop operations Selectmen.” Grassilli said. Connecticut Bank and ’Trust- Rivers led the Democratic of the Senior Citizens. c TO SWITZERLAND mond Hanna, and Donato Rat- Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Sen. at the Doubleday Rd. site but Mrs. Murphy said there Were Co.’s Parkade branch, netted Several State Towns ticket as first, second and third The distributive education tazzi (R) and Allan Hoffman, Survivors are a son, Elwyn C. Sam J. Ervin, D-N.C., BERN, Switzerland (AP) — the thief nearly $500. Yeomans Wins Upset Eva Aube and Mrs. Angelina says then granted three of four cars and boat-trailers alongside students study retailing in class place top vote-getter. He was Edward Meloche and Leon Roberts of Manchester; two For the first time, American It is the fourth robbery of its Bazinet, both of Lewiston; a repercussions from the .... extensions while officials tried the gate and she was unable to and work part-time in local running for fire commissioner, Rivers (D). grandchildren and seven great- Watergate conspiracy Inay hurt to find another site. get in or out, although the overnight stays in Switzerland kind in the past six months. 557, constable, 529, and select brother, Emiiien Labrecque, of- ‘grandchildren. stores to gain practical, surpassed all countries except Conduct Elections Also Public Building Com Lewiston, and three presidential campaign politics lie said if residents vote down parking lot was empty. Two occurred at the Parkade man, 509. Victory In Andover experience. Germany in 1972, setting an ali- mission Edward Delsignore, Funeral services will be but they should spur a con Selectmen said they would take CBT office, one at the CBT In the constable contest grandchiidren. the Rt. 6 property and the state Mrs. Grassilli said running time record. By The Associated Press and' John Roberts (R) and Wednesday at the John F. gressional revitalization. care of the signs. north branch and One at Hart of Groton by 1,186 votes to, 641 —Nine candidates vied for Edward Churilla (D) came out The filnerai wili be orders a halt the Doubleday Rd, King’s for a night allows U.S. overnight stays rose to From Andover to Wood- Richard Barry (D). Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Assuming that White House ford National Bank and ’Trust for. his Democratic challenger, selectman posts in Avon and low man in a best seven-out-of ANNK EMT defeated Democrat Louise B. Top vote-getter for the Wednesday from the Fortin site, “ the town will be iq big Mrs. Murphy also said there students the “ unique oppor 2,737,676 for 1972 which is th‘6 bridge, citizens in a close to 20 Also board of library direc Center St., at a time to be an office at the Parkade. James Robertson. Sweet led a Correspondent Gagne 383 to 292. Republicans was Mrs. Ruth Funeral Home, 70 Horton St., involvement in the Watergate trouble.” should be running water at the tunity” to make executive Connecticut municipalities five were, successful: Oliver eight scoring. tors Robert Gorton, Dqrothy nounced. Burial will be in North fourth consecutive year Swit GOP sweep of the City Council. In the contested race for a Munson with 386 votes. Mrs. Lewiston. Buriai wili be in St. break-in and other campaign Selectman Joseph Szegda public beach year round. She decisions and to manage peo In all the robberies, a lone have elected new town officials. Thompson, Beatrice Murdock, School Board Andover, traditionally a Windham Cemetery, Windham. zerland has realized an in University of Connecticut stu- Morgan, Gloria Polidoro, Nan two-year vacancy on the Plan Munson ran for re-election as Peter’s Cemetery, Lewiston. misconduct is proved, “ this has said selectmen should hire an pointed out that when the beach ple. gunman wearing some sort of Candidates in Monday’s elec Barnard Tillson and John On the School Board Andrew Republican town, yesterday Friends may call at the crease of Americans staying dent John Naumec, a cy Silverstein, Hope Grunskee, ning and Zoning Commission, town clerk in an uncontested done much to impair the con engineer immediately to work is closed there are no sanitary The students hope to “ beat” mask held up employes of area tions included a New Milford SomSen, all Republicans, and Maneggia (R) was re-elected to elected Demorat David fumeral h'dme Tuesday from 2 longer in the . country. France Republican, went down to and John Smythe (R) and Jean Democrat incumbent Valdis race. fidence of the American people facilities, no drinking water and businesses as they were making politican who when first elected Florence Stahl, a Democrat. bis seat with 702 votes. ■ Yeomans as first selectman Q Mrs. Jeanette Washburn to 4 and 7 to 9 p.ni. the normal Tuesday night sales was third in overnight stays defeat in the Windham first Mahon, Lillian Harpin and Vinkels defeated Republican in the process by which the no telephone. with the combined total from night deposits. It is unknown if was among the youngest first Republican Robert Thornton Maureen Houle (D). and Democrat Percy Cook as Uticon tested 3 Mrs. Jeanette Williams selectman race at the hands of —In Bolton, Republican Robert F. Cody 385 to 3()0, President is elected,’’ he said. The beach is open about two Great Britain and Ireland a vehicle was used in any of the selectmen in the state and a selectman. The third seat on Winning election to other un t Washburn, 57,. of 35 Pleasant Zone Chnuge incumbent Democrat Eugene Richard Morra was elected In the only other'contested Mrs. Bertha C. Mart At the same time, the Senate months a year, with attendants, Bell-Ringers fourth and Belgium fifth. robberies. University of Connecticut stu the Board of Selectmen went to contested offices were; James ^ St., died Sunday at Hartford Lariviere. The margin in that first selectman with 690 votes, race, which was for constables, Funeral services for Mrs. has shown since the Watergate Before BZC ■ although it is used earlier and dent who tried, unsuccessfully Republican John Cuyler T. Hohmann Jr. (R) and John A total of 362 Manchester contest was-3,281 to 1,535. defeating Democrat Virginia four Democrats and three * Hospital after a brief, illness, investigation began that it “ is later in the season when there Hutchinson. H. Yeomans (D), Board of Bertha C. Hart of 161 St. John residents, together with 33 from for the first selectman’s post in In New Milford, Democratic Republicans were elected. j She was the widow of Francis determined to recapture its are no attendants. Butterfield with 425 votes. With on 705 of the registered St., who died Saturday, are The Planning and Zoning Bolton, will serve as bell Windham. incumbent First Selectman Democrats elected were: Finance; Patricia A. Tiemann r Washburn. authority’’ from President The problem will be dis Elected selectmen were 1,165 voters turning out at the (R) aqd Anita T. Anderson (D), tonight at 7:30 at Holmes Commission will have a public ringers in the current Mental Louis C. White was re-elected Republican David Dreselly and William C. Austin, Joseph L. j Bpra in Middietown, she lived Nixon, said the '76-year-old cussed with the Recreation - ’The Andover race saw an up 'M' polls, Yeoman’s victory over in Board of Educaion; Stanley G. Funeral home, 400 Main St. The hiearing a( 7:30 tonight in the Health Association campaign over Republican challenger Democrat Leon Rivers. ^ Breton, William J. Kowalski ) in Manchester for 25- years. senator,,' who heads a senate Cbuncil Beach Committee. set in which Democrat David cumbent first selectman Gasper (D), a minority seat on Rev, Lyman Farrar of Center Municipal Building. being cujd on here and Wesley Seixas by a count of 2,- and Ronald T. Mike, Survivors are two sons, select committee investigating Yeomans defeated incumbent Robert E. Post was larjge Congregational Church will of On tonight’s agenda is a throughout the state under the 424 to 1,830. —In the Farmingtoh race. Republicans elected were: Eric the Board of "Tax Review. ' Richard R. Washburn of East allegations liked with the 1972 Republican Robert Post for enough to defeat Post’s bid to 8 Republican W. Page Wodell Also, Jesse T. Grahanl (R) ficiate. Burial will be Tuesday hearing ’on a proposed zone auspices of the Mental Health Some races wer,e. un-. E. Anderson Jr., Clarence W. ^ Hartford and George W. campaign. Red-Meat Use Drops FUNERAL HOME first selectman by a margin of was elected councilman- at- . rem ain on the board of and Thomas M. Anderson (D), in Tiverton, R.I. change of three parcels of land Association of Connecticut, Inc. contested. In Union, incpmbent Custer and" Robert H. Miller. ■ Washburn of Manchester; three Ervin was in New Haven Sun Chicago — U. S. consumption 407-281.'" A spokesman for Post large over Paul Lazorick, a selectmen. full terms on the Planning and There are no calling hours. ■in the Laurel Lake vicinity Republican Lloyd B. Eaton Jr. Kowalski, with 420 votes, was * daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth B. day to receive an award for o f red meat irf the first half of I874.Three Cen>ra,io». of SeroU^ said after the election that such Democrat. Wodell has 2,272 Total vote count showed Zoning Commission; John L. presently zoned for Rural fiSSkDifference J;; In I won an unbppbsed campaign for the largest vote getter for both , Chaloux of Enfield, and Mrs. meritorious public service from 1972 averaged 94 pounds per factors as Watergate and “ our votes to 2,2l7 for Lazorick. Yeoman’s with 407 votes as Kostic (R) and Mary M. Residence. The zone change Connecticut, the campaign first selectnfan with 143 votes, parties, polling even more the Yale P olitical Union. He is person, down about a pound 142 East Center Street Manchester governor” might have figured compared with Post’s 281 votes. Keenan (D), alternates to the WORLD ALMANAC would make the area an in- will reach its high point next representing less than half of -Republican Ralph Ballato votes than his fellow considered to be the foremost from the like 1971 period. in ttie Republican’s defeat. Cook polled 400 voles and Planning and Zoning Commis 'dustrial zone. weekend. the total eligible electorate^. won the race for warden of Democrat, Yeomans, In loving memory of Samuel Dunlop constitutional authority in the Hutchinson 288 votes. sion; Morgan B. Steele (R) and On March 13 the voters of In Sherman, Kenneth Grant, Re-elected without opposition Stonington with 323 votes. ’The who passed away, May 7, 1964. Senate. Since the two remaining Mary C. McNamara (D), Manchester approved the ART AUCTION one of the youngest first in Barkhamsted were First defeated candidate was He told newsmen before the positions on the board, once the Zoning Board of Appeals. God saw bis footsteps falter, purchase of the three parcels by selectmen ever to be chosen in Selectman William LeGeyt and Democrat Alvord Nunes with The hills became too steep, . « award ceremony that if his the town as a "landfill area. The Saturday, May 12th .first selectman’s slot is filled, Also, YIo Anson (R) and But with farewells unspoken. Connecticut, defeated Harold Second Selectman John 255 votes. committee conducted a “ full purchase of the land on the East Catholic High School go to the two highest vote Marion L. Taylor (D), Zoning The Savior bade him sieep. Hansen to win his seventh con Eastland, both Republicans, —Republican incumbent getters out of the remaining and fair investigation free from referendum was conditional Board of Apprals alternate; J. Cafeteria Loungp secutive terip. Grant was "29 and Third Selectman Franklin First Selectman Gordon three,. Cook and Hutchinson Sadly missed, political overtones,’ ’ public upon approval by the state, and Russell Thompson (R) and By his loving when he first was elected in Batson, a Democrat. LeGeyt Carrington polled 1,030 votes iti were elected. confidence should be restored this zone change. John F. P|ielps (D), library Wife and Family TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Viewing: 7:00 to 8:30 P.M. 1961. won his fourth term. Bethany to defeat Democratic In the race for town in the legislative system, at Thursday the Department of directors, full-term; Martha W. Our Best Hanson and Anthony In other races: challenger Richard Podoloff, a treasurer .'■"where there was no least. Environmental Protection at a Bidding: Starts at 8:30 P.M. Moe (R) and Marie R. Bur Hapahowich became —Republican Frank DeLucia former third selectman. incumbent. Democrat John F. In loving memory of our mother, Congress also should gain CENTER CUT bank, library directors, two- public hearing in Hartford said selectmen. defeated'^ Democrat Gerald —Colchester voters elected Catherine Sommerville, who passed strength in tis batjle with Presif REFRESHMENTS TO BE SERVED McGann was elected over year vacancies. Nutrition exper that Manchester would receive In Naugatuck, incumbent Frawley by eight votes for the Harry Downey, a Republican, away May 7, 1969. dent Nixdh over impounded Sponsored by the East Catholic High Parent’s Club. Repulican Geraldine S. Adams Also, Myra G. Houle (R) and National Academy of Sci a formal ruling on the project Republican Mayor Casimir J. post of Newtown first select warden by 452 votes to 438 for ences have verified that funds and other prerogative^ Proceeds go to East Catholic Scholarship Fund. by 11 votes, 345 to 334. Margaret H. Talbot (D), Nor You are home in Heaven waiting, by the end of the month. PORK Waskowicz was defeated by man. DeLucia had 2,175 votes to Democrat Frank Gargano Jr. And at peace at last we know. spinach ranks highest many Congressmen claim were However, Mrs. Adams defeated ton fund commissioners; Peter Also on the commission’s Democrat William Rado, who 2,167 for Frawley. —Clarence Spjelman,, the But the world is ph so empty, among vegetables in all taken by the President, he said. Conducted by Todd Gallery ol Paramua, N.J. McGann for the position of p. Gagne (R) and Ronald T. agenda for tonight are a characterized himself as "one —In Woodbridge, Republican And the Spring has lost its glow. round nutritive values. The The Senate passed 73-24 and Republican incumbent, won the agent of the town deposit fund Mike (D), insurance com- Yet we know God Is beside you. proppsed zone change from CHOPS of the few honest politicians, incumbent First Selectman Burlington first selectman’s by five votes, 339 to 334. World Almanac notes. Spin sent to the house a bill, spon Bolton Winners V * iissioners, full-term; and Ber And for faiUi like yours we pray. Rural Residence and AA to around,” by a vote of 5,9(X) to 4,- ■ ’Theodore R. Clark received a post by 524 votes over a May your strength and wisdom guide us, ach contains the most iron sored by Ervin that would pre The only" Republican to win a nard P. LaPine (R) and Business 3 concerning 31 acres The above space is available to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST y patriotic 1,776 votes to defeat challenge by Democrat Republican First Selectman Richard Morra (standing) nil we meet you there someday. and vitamin A of all pop vent a president from empoun- 809. race by any^ substantial margin William P. Kralovich (D), in north of Spencer St. and a HIGHLAND PARK MARKET SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the V: Republican Donald B. Sweet Democrat Joseph Anastasio ular vegetables, with above- courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Smith at The Herald between 11-12am -S Theodore Schneidel Jr. with 379 congratulates Democrat Leon Rivers after Bolton’s town was the incumbent tax collec surance commissioner, two- Remembered always. ding congressionally ap- , proposed subdivision on Bush 317 Highland St.. Manchester Phone 646<4277 average amounts of vita Thursday the,week before publication;'643-2711... " A was elected mayor of the City with 1,771 votes. votes. election Monday. (Herald photo by Bevins) tor, Mrs. Cynthia Clark; who David Yeomans year vacancies. Daughters and families min C and calcium. propriated funds without coh- Hill Rd. gressional approval. i