PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 18, 1973 About Town The American Legion Area Police Report COVENTRY Auxiliary will hold its annual . . for courtco u rt appearanceap p earan ce a t bonds totalingtotal |100. Court date meeting and election of officers Seven persons were arrested Bloodmobile Visits Temple Beth Sholdm Tomorrow^ 12:45 to 5:30 Manchester July 9. is July 3 at Rockville. tonight at 7:M at the Legion by Coventry Police Saturday p,m, night after Patrolman Home, preceded by a potiuck VERNON Burton L. Ames, 21, of 1063 supper at 6. Lawrence Fawcett and Ned, the Coventry police dog, dis Main SW South Windsor, was Stephen A. Ellis, 18, of Twn charged early today with in Delta Chapter, RAM, will covered a break in progress at Hills Dr., Coventry, was toxication and first-degree meet Wednesday at 730 p.m. at Guido's Supermarket on Main charged Saturday night with The Weather St., Coventry. criminal trespass, Vernon the Masonic Temple. Following reckless driving, Vernon police Mortly cloudy tonight with low near 60. the business meeting, a Those arrested, all charged Police said. reported. The charges were lodged Variable cloudiness warm and humid program of talks and slides will with second-degree burglary He was issued a summons for iianrijPHtpr ?EiiPttitt5 Mpralh Wednesday, chance of thunderstorms. be conducted by Charles Lynn, and third-degree larceny, were after police I'eceived com the motor vehicle offense after plaints from apartment oc Hi^hs in mid 80s. Grady Pearson and Stanley Donald Quinn Jr., 27, and his being stopped on ]W. 83, police cupants on Brooklyn St., MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1973- VOL. XCll, No. 220 Steiner. It will be about their brother Ronald, 25, both of East Manchester—A City of Village Charm said. Police added Vcharge of SIXTEEN PAGES PiUCEi FIFTEEN CENTS recent trip to the Grand Harfford; Robert Godfrey, 20, Rockville. disorderly conduct after Ellis Ames was held overnight, Chapter of Alberta, Canada. of .East Hartford; Ronald allegedly became abusive, then released today on a |100 Refreshments will be served Naples, 26, of Locust St., police said. non-surety bond. Court date is J following the program. Manchester; Dawn Crawford, He was released on surety July 3. The Women’s Home League 20, and Bambi Crawford, 18, of the Salvation Army will meet both of 102 Helaine Rd., Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Manchester; and Adrianne Citadel. Hostesses are Mrs. An Michaud, 17, of 56 Chestnut St., nie Johnston and Mrs. Anna Manchester. Nixon, Brezhnev Anderson. All except Godfrey were i nabbed inside the supermarket, i S p l Q r ► The Alpina Society will meet police said. Godfrey was ap Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the prehended a short time later on - b /B E Z Z IN I Ualian-American Club on nearby Rt. 275. Eldridge St. , Police said entry to the store was -gmned via a plate glass 519 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Discuss Trade The Italian-American Society window; 649-5327 will meet tonight at 8 at the The seven persons were ail club house on Eldridge St. WASHINGTON (AP) - After tion,, cultural exchanges, released on non-surety bonds event being overshadowed by meetings to get some rest. VISIT OUR agreeing "there is no alter agriculture and oceanographic the testimony of fired White native to a policy of peace,” research. Nixon pointed out that it was 7 House Counsel John W. Dean iun. in Moscow when the party POSTUREPEDIC SLEEP CENTER President -Nixon and Soviet The accords were reachdU on HI. broke up. leader Leonid I. Brezhnev a lower level in the weeks take a load off your feat The committee, at the urging In addition, Press Secretary Choicest Meats In Town! turned their summit talks today before Nixon and Brezhnev con of Senate leaders, voted 6-1 to Ronald L. Ziegler said an to the thorny issues of trade and vened Monday for their second postpone further hearings on agriculture accord would be economics. set of summit talks in 13 the bugging scandal until next signed in addition to three TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! First, however, the leaders months. week — after Nixon and witnessed the late-morning previously planned Even as arrangements were Brezhnev conclude their talks. agreements. Lean, Fresh signing by Secretary of State made for the State Department At a glittering White House Today's talks focus on the William Rogers and Foreign signing ceremony, the Senate dinner Monday night, the two Minister Andrei Gromyko of Soviet desire for what a Ethel Robb, reunion chairman; W. Sidney Harrison, Wa'tergate Coinmittee moved leaders lifted their glasses to Kremlin spokesman called “the CMUND agreements on air transporta to eliminate the spectre of the 1923 Class Reunites master of ceremonies; and Isadore Wexier reunion toast the accomplishments of large-scale and long-range 3 Lbs. their Moscow summit last May treasurer, iook on as George Emmerling, Manchester Or More economic relations." The Manchester High School McCollum Schaller and Isadore High School principal, accepts check for the Mandjiester Lie down and com fort test our complete se and their hopes of success in Congress looms as a potential Class of 1923 celebrated its 50th Wexler. Mr. Wexler served as BEEF their new talks. stumbling block to increase Scholarship- Fund - presented Saturday night by those lection of Posturepe'dics...in choice of com anniversary Saturday with a master of ceremonies. attending the 50th anniversary reunion of the Manchester Two Minisub Both leaders seemed relaxed U.S.-Soviet trade. The Soviets’ and buoyant at the dinner which reunion dinner at the Assisting with the High School Class of 1923. (Herald photo by Ofiara) fort, firmness, innerspring or latex foarh...and interest in overcoming Manchester Country Club, decorations were Claire Hanson HIGHLAND PARK MARKET the big new modern sizes. lasted past midnight. Brezhnev legislative opposition was evi attended by 80 graduates and Comins, Alice Crawford Blish, 317 Highland St., Manchestar Phone 646^277 Coventry Graduation Speakers told reporters at the party that dent in Brezhnev's invitation to guests. Anne Scranton McLaughlin and Crewman Dead "I am certain that I’m going to members of the Senate Foreign Stavnitsky Heads Four top students in the Coventry High School graduating leave here (the United States) In the afternoon, the Beatrice Sweeney. Pelletier class co-presidents; Joan Simmons and A. KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — Rescuers decompressing two Relations Committee to have classmates and their guests Greetings from Elizabeth Volunteer Firemen class were speakers at commencement exercises last in a very good mood.” lunch with him at the Blair night. They are, from left, Joseph E. Locke, Susan Christopher (Carmichael, students with distinction. men in a chamber of a midget submarine that was tjapped. attended a tea in the cafeteria Olson and Mary Maguire (Herald photo by Pinto) He described the first round House today. Milton L. Stavnitsky of 250 underwater for 31 hours said today the men were dead. of talks as “very friendly. I was of the Franklin Building of Davidson were read. Cool and Crisp! After the luncheon at the Bennet Junior High School. The Gertrude Liddon and Astrid Porter St. last week was re /Ts Rear Adm. John Maurer, very happy.” government-owned residence 1923 graduates recalled that, Dougan contributed humorous elected captain of Town of Tank Tops A Very commander of the Key West that the hatch on the sub’s rear Presidential adviser Henry where he is staying, Brezhnev when they were in the eighth reminiscences and Mr. Wigren Manchester Hose C oll 2 Dreamy Value! Coventry High Rites [' Navy base, said “We have compartment had not yet been Kissinger commented on the was to head across the street to grade at Bennet, the girls and and Mrs. Clarke added their own volunteer firemen. News received word from the Sea opened. The spokesman said he first day’s talks by saying, “I the White House for the after boys were separated, with delightful reminiscences. A Other officers are: Roland Baby Doiis Diver (the minisub’s mother did not know how it was deter think we're doing well. It was a noon session with Nixon and girls’ classes held in the popular feature of. the evening Schiller, first lieutenant; Bryce 3D ship) that the two men in the mined that the men were dead. good atmosphere. I think the other members of the two Carpenter, second lieutenant; or Shift Have Nostalgic Theme j Capsules rear compartment are in fact The sub became ensnared 15 talks are going in a very con Franklin Building, and boys’ was the projection of pictures delegations. 1.99 dead.” classes in the Barnard Building. from the 1923 issue of Joseph Trudeau, secretary; Gowns miles southeast of Key West structive Way.” A major U.S.-Soviet trade Cary Crane, treasurer; Richard Solid and novelty tops in HOLLY GANTNER The two men, Clayton Link, Sunday and was trapped for 48 Dinner guests at the Country Somanhis. Souvenir trays of cottons and blends. Sizes michael departed from the like to leave you with this Connally Evasive One indication of the rapport agreement was reached last Trueman and Clyde Pickral, ■>. Herald Correspondent 31, son of the submarine’s in hours. apparently established between Club were form er faculty Manchester’s Sesquicentennial S. M. L. traditional monologs by quotation from Jonathan WASHINGTON (A P )-P a rt- October, but its implementa stewards. / “Look out future, here we ventor, Edwin Link, and Albert the' two leaders came at the members Wilfred Clarke and were presented to Harry Ander offering a dialog, recalling Livingston Seagull: Don’t time presidential adviser John “I assume the doctors had tion hinges on congressional ap Also, Sherwood Trueman and come!” the words of class co Stover, 51, a veteran diver and conclusion of the dinner party. Pete Wigren. Mr. Wigren began son, who came from California events all the way back to first believe what your eyes are B. Connally has sidestepped declared them dead,” the proval of Nixon’s move to grant Henry Agnew, trustees; Robert president Susan Pelletier, set submarine pilot, had been un They agreed to delay for one his career as MHS track coach to attend the reunion; and to Jamaica Shorts grade class plays, the annual telling you, all they show is comment on rumors he may spokesman added. most favored nation (MFN) Stavnitsky and Maurice Fisher, the tone for last night’s gradua conscious since 2:30 a.m. EDT hour the start of Tuesday’s when the classmates of 1923 Anna Hewitt Morin, Sherwood sixth grade smorgasbord, up to limitation. Look with your un leave his post, saying he will status to the Soviet Union. auditors; Walter Weir, Clyde Permanent press tion of the Class of 1973 at Monday and breathing sounds Two men in the 'forward were seniors, and seven Jackson and Gladys Peckham Kodel'/polyester sociology experiments ranging derstanding, find out’what you detail his position at a news Pickral and Herbert Flavell, in Coventry High School, an exer had not been heard from the chamber of the sub were members of his first track team Gamble, for the- number of blends. Attractive “from eating disguised insects, already know, and you’ll see the conference later this week. vestigating coinmittee. For the cise in happy nostalgia which chamber since 8 a.m. tja t day. were at the reunion. Also pre grandchildren. V trims and colors. Sizes to mock murders of teachers, to way to fly.” Connally, formerly Treasury pronounced "100 per cent fit” sent were five members of Songs of the ‘20's were sung, The slate of officers was Fuller Figure \ S . M. L: shift gowns in marked a departure from past seeing just about anyone jum A Nhvy spokesman n ld the shortly after the craft was 2.99 ■ 'li-sizes. too. The class was congratulated secretary, was surrounded by Clarke’s 1923 varsity basketball presented by the nominating Vi Double knit stretch nylon and more serious ceremonies. ping out of windows in the mid 21-foot Johnson-Sea Link freed. They were Robert Meek, MCC Council accompanied by James by Dr. Donald C. H ardy, reporters during a White House committee of Ludwig Hansen Our Entire or acrylic. Stitched The 199 graduates — girls in minisub was being brought to 27, and Archibald “Jock” Men- squad. ^ McKay; the class poem was dle of class.” superintendent of schools, and dinner for visiting Soviet lepder and Walter Knofskie. crease, set-in waist. 8-20. white robes and boys in green Key West by the Sea Diver and zies. 30. , The invocation and tribute to read by its author, Miriam Stock of There were references to ob Milton Wilde, CHS Principal, Leonid I. Brezhnev. \ ..:i: played to a full house in the high deceased classmates was given Welles Dean; and the class song vious “in” jokes: "do you all who introduced each graduate “Washington is a big rumor Hears Report school auditorium on a mer by Elton Johnson. Reunion words, written by Robert 5 . 9 9 picked up and hid his car?” as he or she received a diploma factory,” said Connally, adding Chamber Honors cifully cool evening, and literal chairman Ethel Robb Dexter, were read by Norma Queen Size Save on Caldor’s Own And for faculty member Ned from Board of Education Chair that he is hoping to reschedule a ly brought the house down on welcomed the class members Johnson. Two Volunteers Save Up Wolff: "Alias Sir Wolff man Richard Messier, whose round-the-world trip he was Manchester Memorial and their guests and extended Although all agreed there Pant Tops several occasions. It was eb- Esquire, hero of youth and On Tenure Two Manchester High School son Mark was among the supposed to begin next month. to 36%! viously a happy occasion for the thanks to the^,reunion com have been countless changes students were honored by the Packaged defender of the spirit of Nathan graduates. This may be an indication of graduates, whose speakers il Hospital Donor’s Club mittee — Astrid Johnson since 1923, those attending Greater Manchester Chamber Hale, we’d like to return one A special round of applause plans to remain as an aide to FLOYD LARSON recommendation to the full lustrated more than once that Dougan, Mildred Seidel found it easy to bridge the in of Commerce at a reception in bottle of Rex, which has been was given to Tim Carden, an President Nixon. (ileruld Reporter) council. Harrison, W. Sidney Harrison, tervening years and to enjoy gg?5#riefs Misses’ this is one group of young peo held in ransom for two years. A combination business and their honor in the Chamber’s honorary member of the class (B(D)„(ID(ID(!3) Nakos expressed his personal idy America'* Leading ManulaciUfer ple who are going out to face The second day of the Elton Johnson, Norma Johnson, the comradship evident when conference room last week. Since we’re graduating tonight, of '73, who moved to Alabama social meeting climaxed the opinion that tenure was ob Cire the world with a smile and a Tornado Strikes Manchester Memorial Hospital Gertrude Liddon, Mildred classmates assemble. Bridget Bossidy, a 1973 4.88 • Acntate, sizes 5-7, Reg. 1.59...... you do not have to pay the 155 la sf year but returned'? to 1972-73 fiscal year for the solete and his hope that long Attractive ^Olids and FREDERICK, Okla. (AP) - Appreciation Fund drive has sense of happy anticipation. extra credit points due to us for graduate with his classmates in Manchester Community term contracts could be a possi graduate, and Isabel Correia, prints in extra sizes • Acetate, sizes 8-10, Reg. i.8 Jackets “They just had to dig the old (ID,(n)(ID® brought the toal of $3,750, an ad All four speakers. Miss its safe return.” Coventry. 5 College Regional Council Mon ble alternative. He reported a junior at Manchester High 40' to 44. folks out of the wreckage and ditional $900 to yesterday’s total. *C >tton, sizes 5-7, Reg. 1.59 .i.... All 5.99 and Pelletier, her class co And for claSs advisor Richard Miss Pelletier and Mr. Locke day night on the MCC campus. trustee plan which seems to School, were presented the haul them away,” a witness Additional donors to the Master 6.99 Long Jackets president Joseph Locke, and the Pellegrine, “Maybe now you’ll also presented farewell gifts to Threatening weather force combine both long-term con Vernon Chamber’s certificate of ap • Cotton, sizes 8-10, Reg.i.89.....j.....^,..,,-4._., said after a tornado leveled a Donor’s Club (contributors of preciation by Richard G. Clark, Our Entire two Students with Distinction, be safe from lunch box vandals, Wilde, Pellegrine and the the buffet-picnic dinner into the tracts and tenure and said his nursing home here. More than $150 each) are: Ed’s Atlantic, • E derlon, sizes 5-7, Reg. i.S9...4^.....1.3j Joan Simmons and Christopher but it’sNioubtful.” class's other advisor Kris student lounge and the tour of committee feels that because Chamber executive vice presi Stock of 40 residents of the home were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bray, Mr. dent. Carmichael, offered the stan Finally, “The day after the Elias. the campus originally slated to 'the trustees are in the process Sewer Authority 1.1.99.;, A J 6 7 injured. The nursing home and Mrs. E. Theodore Bantly, In addition, they'were each dard thanks to parents and senior reception we got burned Jinior marshals for the follow the picnic was shifted to of evolving a plan, his best 9 . 9 9 residents were among at least Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. 1.2.09...... 1,1...... Jl.' teachers, but in a much lighter- to a crisp, and the following day ceremony were Beverly Olsen 3 after the business session. course of action is to bring the presented a gift in recognition Queen Size 60 persons injured when the tor* Barracliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Levon of their service over the past 4.88 than-traditional vein. If not for 'Coventry won four firsts at the and John Kissane. The invoca The tenure issue was the matter before the Connecticut o To Hold Hearing ig. 2.49 / . . I . 97 the patience and understanding nado tore through this small Parmakian, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis Resort. Class tion was offered by the Rev. main item on the business agen association of regional councils ■five months as voluntary sup . Siacks southwestern Oklahoma town James P. Irvine. port assistant by Burl L. Lyons, of the teachers, said Miss night was where we found who Robert Bechtold and the da with James Nakos, East when it meets Friday. , ” Acting as the Sewer Authori The regular meeting of the All 4.99 and Pelletier, “I doubt if we would Monday evening. The fund’s goal is $60,000 which ty, the Town Council will hold a vice president of the Chamber’s was who in the senior class. benediction by the Rev. Ber Hartford, chairman of the After getting a consensus of council will follow the hearings. Extra full'’feBflparllTes, 3 pairs 5.99 Bike Jackets have turned out so good.” To Property damage was will be used to purchase a new faculty relations committee, public hearing tonight at 7:30 at Organizational Affairs Divi And here we are tonight. nard Miller. views of the other colleges, the Under new business the council Hip length or bike the parents; Locke offered described as “in the millions of blood chemistry analyser for the reporting his group was biding the Administration Building to sion; and each was presented a to the package. Stock up now and save! Summing it up. Miss Sim A reception, sponsored by the committee may then redraft its will: Authorize the mayor to jackets in many colors thanks "for making us dollars.” hospital. The fund drive will con gift certificate given by Joseph 7.77 Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping. mons and Carmichael thought.. mothers of the junior class time until the “air has settled a original proposal and present it review a proposal for additions and styles— important sign a contract for revovation Acrylics, polyesters, possible. “We’ve all emerged as students tinue through June 30. little" on the controversial and alterations to the sewage Carman of J. Carman Clothier. Summer basics in your members, was held in the 10,000 . for full MCC council considera of the Memorial Building; nylons! Cuffed or flare As children in grade school, Repair Battery . Donations other than to the issue. treatment plant and the exten Upon graduation Bridget will \ wardrobe. Sizes of distinction, each a distinct iii- cafeteria for graduates and tion at its September meeting. request for transfer of funds; i| legs..— many styles. he said, “We flew paper air Master Donor’s Club will also be His group has prepared a sion of sewer lines in the Over be attending the University of S, M, L. dividual. Instead of their, families following the SPACE CENTER, Houston Tying in with Nakos report discuss town ordinances and the Sizes 32 to 38. 3.88 planes, threw carrot sticks and philosphizing, we have tried tb appreciated and acknowledged. resolution on the subject but brook Dr., Richard Rd. and Connecticut and Miss Correia Just Say Charge It! exercise. (AP) — Commander Charles was one from Dr. Robert H. Talcottville Water Co.; con drew funny pictures of our Pledges and contributions may Berkeley Dr. areas. will be spending the month of make this speech something Conrad Jr. and Paul J. Weitz ahs decided to await further h’enn, dean of faculty, who out sider a resolution authorizing teachers. Now, as young adults, be made to the hospital by calling details on the State Board of Immediately following that July in Portugal. meaningul to our class, the last stepped outside the orbiting lined the trustee proposal which the mayor to enter info a town we fly paper airplanes, thror time we will be together. For list of Coventry High Skylab space station today, Bert Dittus, director of develop Trustees proposal and a discus- was aired before■ faulty the group, sitting as the council, aid fund agreement with the The program concluded with ment, 646*1222, ext. 334. Chubby Chick Panty Hose carrot sticks, and draw funny “Yes, we are; we love, we School graduates, please see revived a dead battery with a sion with MCC faculty m em bers from MCC and will hold a public hearing on a state and discuss a resolution the presentation of letters of Baby Bargains ^Sensational Savings! Extra large — one size pictures of our teachers.” feel, we get hurt, we cry, we page seven. hammer-pounding repair job member before formalizing a several other community proposed merger of the Capitol endorsing Operation EDITH. commendation from Chamber = = \ fits 40 to 50 inch hips. Miss Simmons and Car forgive, we are real. We would and swiftly retrieved six ■A colleges by Dr. Searle F. Region Planning Agency and President EdWard M. Kenney Choice of 6 shades the Capitol Region Council of *i and Clark. »1 Curity Crib Infant Underwear canisters of film which may Charles, executive director of reveal many secrets of the sun. the trustees. June 11. Governments. The meeting will also hear Regal Size Panty Hose Bedding reports on: A new ambulance and Layette Wpar They slipped outside 45 The board proposal. Dr. Fenn fee; tree plantings; Teen Two Murdered Made of famous Nonsectarian Religious minutes earlier than scheduled .said, was developed by the state Wonderlon' yarn lor Center status; use of Federal BELFAST, Northern Ireland - | 5 9 Per Fined Crib Sheets Curity Heavy Training |" and finished the planned three- . staff for the trustees with the perfect (it. Five (ashion Pair Cyclist Revenue Sharing funds; in (AP) — Two Roman Catholics Pants. Our Reg. 64'...... O hour space walk in half the : idea of laying down some firm shades. : Our Reg. 1.19...... A Manchester Boy employment conditions upon surance coverage of volunteers were murdered within 24 hours R»g. Services Planned time. Sheer Ankle Hi’s or Knee-Hi's 3 tor 1 .ss....$1 . in town programs; report on of each other over the weekend. Receiving Blankets Curity Snap-On Shirts which faculties would com A non-sectarian religious ser provided by the combined Injured Zoning Task Force; status A new Protestant terrorist Pkg. of 2. Reg. 1.79...... Our Reg. 84'...... organist and a music teacher at Watergate Delayed ment, offer alternatives, and 9 vice will, be held at Center choirs of Center Congregational Bennet Junior High School. , In The 1880s compromises. report on ice facility subcom group claimed credit for the Sensationai WASHINGTON (AP) - A : A Manchester man is slayings. Crib Blankets 0 8 7 Caldor Vinyl Waterproof Congregational Church on Sun Church, North and South United Other choirs performing The tenure question, which is mittee; status report on source close to the Senate's : reported to be in serious condi Vaiue! All Brands, Reg. 3.99.. ^ Pants, Pkg. o( 3. Reg. 99'...... day in connection with the Methodist Church. The choir during the service are: Concor a part of an over-a)l community railroad land acquisitions and Watergate investigation says : tion at Manchester Memorial town’s Sesquicentennial Week will be under the direction of dia Lutheran Church Choir, un (Second In A Series) college personnel policy revi discussion of the transit dis “there is absolutely no doubt" Hospital as a result of a motor activities. Walter Grybz, Center Church der the direction of David Al ;i|i Richard S. Childs i? sion which has been in progress trict. that ousted White House cycle accident Sunday after Watch Your Queen Size The ceremony is being held at mond; and a combined folk for about two years, was to be The council will also be asked counsel John W. Dean HI will noon, according to hospital the church because it is the group from Church of the implemented in August; but Dr. to accept the resignation of Shifts swear that President Nixon Those were the days when they were country dogs and un campanion had to fight their autborities. oldest religious institution in Assumption, St. Bridget Church Fenn said Dr. Charles has in Town Planner Joseph Pastic Gift Boxed knew the scandal was being ladies wore bustles producing trained to endure a leash; they way down the whole city block. The man, John K. McDonnell, Manchester, founded in 1779. and the Emanuel Lutheran dicated following the faculty and discuss proposed changes No Pin covered up. what the fashionmongers callgd yanked the ladies around and As they emerged from the dis 29, of 709 Main St. suffered mul Sieep and The Salvation Army band will Church. meetings it will be reviewed in the Rt. 74 and Brooklyn St. FAT'-GO Based on what Dean already -the Grecian Bend, where the towed them giddily in pursuit of order, it is reported that he tiple injuries, contusions, PAMPERS play at a short concert of Some members of the sacred and revised this summer for intersection as explained in a Lose ugly excess weight with the Piay Sets has told Senate investigators, skirts were extended over the canine projects. turned regretfully with his com lacerations and abrasions in the “Sacred music” on the church dance group of Center possible implementation in . letter from the State Depart sensible NEW FAT-GO diet Daytime the source said, “he is going to bustle at the rear and thence to The ladies distinguished panion and said, "L et’s go accident. plan. Nothing sensational Just November. ment of Transportation. 4.00 Our Reg. 1.67 lawn before the 7:30 p.m. ser Congregational Church will the ground. Bustles went to the back." name the President... I can tell themselves from working Police say that McDonnell steady weight loss for those that vice. give interpretive presentations Dr. Fenn suggested the con really want to lose. * V you that much.” attic, and some of them may be women by careful conservation I responded with my own ac was traveling wea^wrtlighland Carefree permanent Taking part in the service of “He’s Got the Whole World sideration and suggestions of Dean won’t get a chance to there yet, but the skirts trailed of their white complexions and count. St. when he faijipto negotiate a A full 12 day supply only $2.50. press! Many styles and Reg. will be the Rev. Lyman G. in His Hands.” (he stale regional council As the Sewer Authority, the The price of two cups of coffee. 2.99 air his testimony until next the ground arid swept the sheltered them with parasols It was customary in those slight curve and lost control of colors. Ideal for sim Farrar and the Rev. Winthrop The Sesquicentennial group would probably be most council members will be asked mering Summer! Sizes week, however. The Senate sidewalks, requiring protection from the summer sun. days for my mother and other the motorcycle. Policb-say the Ask drug store Nelson, co-pastors of Center Religious Observances Com appropriate at this time and to take action on the matter dis about the FAT-GO reducing plan 42 to 48. For boys and grr committee voted Monday to with a tough and durable It was also the decade of the ladies to dress up in their best motorcycle crossed the road Congregational Church; Rabbi mittee, which organized the gave Nakos copies of the full cussed at the public hearing and start losing weight this wepk. Fabrics comply with postpone its televised hearings braiding along the lowest hem l4)rd Fauntleroy velvet suit clothes on an afternoon and and skidded in the sand U S. Govt, standards Stock Up Now! Leon Wind of Temple Beth service, is asking area clergy to .revised personnel policy concerning new sewer in Money back in full if hot complete until after the visit of Soviet to take the wear from a with broad white lace-edged visit some other lady without throwing the rider from the Sholom; Maj. Lawrence Beadle reflect on their church history manual for the committee stallations; discuss a letter ly satisfied with weight loss from leader Leonid I. Brezhnev. primitive variety of sidewalks. collars. Such a suit was in telephoning the victim, since vehicle. the very;flrst package. of the Salavation Army; Msgr. in Manchester and the con- study. froni the,Planning Commission Hence, in those days, it was not flicted on me, and Theodore there were no telephones in the Police said that a witness. Edward Reardon of St. James tribution$ that their members Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr.. concerning a proposed motel in DON'T DELAY generally know that woman Roosevelt and I, about 25 years private houses of that day in Dr. Stewart Wolff of Bronx, Church; Mrs. Harry Maidment, have made to the town. Dollar Rallies MCC president, was in Hartford Talcottville; and 'discuss the get FAT-QO today. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Mon, thru Wed. were bipeds. later, exchanged experiences Manchester, bringing along a N.Y., administered first aid at MANCHESTER historian of Center The committee is comprised LONDON (AP) - The U.S. Monday going over the MCC report of the health department Only $2.50 at The most ridiculous style as to the style. He was sent to reluctant child also dressed up the scene of the crash. \ tMlimillllCMD Mon. thru frri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Congregational Church, and of Elaine Holcomb, chairman; dollar opened at record lows in 1973-74 budget with the state and health inspector concerning LIGGEH REXALL came in when Harper's Bazaar school with such garb on a route in his newest clothes. Boys No police action has been Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Mrs. Roland Chirico of the the Rev. Mr. Farrar, Msgr. Frankfurt and Paris today, but staff and was unable to attend a sewer survey for Washington PARKADE PHARMACY 1145 Tolland Tpke. featured fashionable women es- which passed a public school: hated such expeditions, for they 404 W. IIIDDLE TPKE. Unitarian Universalist Church. Reardon, Rabbi Wind and Maj. rallied in some key centers on- (he. meeting Monday night. Dr. taken at this time. , St. corteti by a handsome dog on a the public .schoolboys fell upon Music for the service will be hlainr llolromb Beadle. light trading leash. Dogs wore at hand, but this apparition, and he and his (See I’ ligi* Sixteen) (See I’ lige Sixteen) » J PAGE TWO — MA^JCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., June 19, 1973
Court Cases Sheinwold o|i Bridge MifNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn^Tues., June 19, 1*3 - PAGE THREE CIRCl IT c o i;r t i 2 Police said that charges stem from a July 5 incident in which M unrheN ler. SeHsion THOUGHTFUL PLAY South dealer Brown Candidate Kenneth M. Palmer, 18, of 288 it is alleged that Natalie called IN MEMORABLE HAND Both sides vulnerable Three Sign Bids Youth Camp in a false prescription to a local Fern St., pleaded guilty to By Alfred Sheinwold. NORTH charges of evading responsibili pharmacy. For 8th District If you come to the national 4 98 ty and possession of marijuana tournament at the Sheraton K 10 9 7 Charles C. Russell, 65, of Denj,ed hy Zoners Introduced Monday. Park Hotel in Washington, „ 0 Q J5 Windsor, charged with fourth- ™ . „ . „ . . . . WASHINOTON (ad\ Palmer received a six-month D.C., July 20-29, you’ll see ♦ 98 73 Patrick M. Brown of 91 The Zoning Board of Appeals WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. degree larceny, pleaded guilty As of today, no candidates variance request by Donald suspended sentence with two dozens of fine hands. One of the WEST e a s t Washington St. has announced (ZBA) Monday night denied Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., to a substitute charge of dis have appeared to oppose those Mullen Jr. to ute a garage to years probation on the memorable hands from just ♦ KJ6 AQ 10 7532 ■his candidacy for a three-year variances to three auto dealers said Monday hei is co marijuana charge and paid a orderly conduct and was fined ’OS (P J43 incumbents whose terms are up the rear of 179 Oakland St. for sponsoring a Youth Camp Safe such a tournament, shown term on the 8th D is^ct board this year and who are seeking who were requesting permis $50 fine on the charge of $25. 0 K9843 2 0 76 the purpose of building and ty bill. today, displays an unorthodox of directors. He isiheonly can re-election. sion to erect oversized, free evading responsibility. ♦ Q1 6 ♦ K 2 selling small furniture and McKinney said he thought a bid (designed to head off a didate for the seat being The incumbents up for re- standing signs. cabinets. Another charge of evading SOUTH study of camp facilities being Frederick W. Martin, 34, of spade opening lead) and the vacated by Patrick Donlon. elKtion Wednesday night are: The applicants were Carter responsibility, escape from 4 A4 • Unanimously approved a conducted by the Department Northfield, Mass., pleaded guil thoughtful line of play adopted Donlon, on the board for six William Hankinson, president; Chevrolet at 1229 Main St., request for a permanent exten custody, tampering with 0 AQ876 of Health, Education and ty to a charge of operating a by the late Helen Sobel Smith. 0 A 10 years, has declined to run for Joseph Volz,, clerk; Howard denied by a 2-3 vote; and sion of permission for a used evidence and operating a motor reelection. Welfare “will corroborate what motor vehicle while under the South dealer A A 1054 Keeney, treasurer; Mary Manchester Motors, 512 W. ear license at 345 Main St., vehicle while under the in we already know and that is influence of liquor and was • Both sides vulnerable South West North East The 8th District annual Laraia, tax collector — all to Center St., and DeCormier Main St., a Business Zone III fluence of liquor were nolled that the need for these stan fined $150. 1 0 Pass 2 ^ Pass meeting will be Wednesday at one-year terms; and Paul Cer- Motors, 285 Broad St., both area, by Douglas Dumas of (not prosecut^) by Prosecutor Opening lead — Queen of dards is desperate.” Gubs 2 4 Pass 3 <3? Pass 7:30 p.m. at Bentley School. vini, to a three-year term on the denied by 3-2 votes. Douglas Motor Sales. Dumas William Collins. Hollister St. Charges were dismissed in West opened the queen of 4 All Pass board of directors. A 4-1 vote is necessary to has had extensions granted on Charges against Palmer stem carry a motion. the case of Michael T. Calvert, clubs and Mrs. Smith won with Opening lead - A Q Brown, 27, is a teacher of In addition to electing of his license since 1946. from an April 14 incident in mathematics in the 8th grade In other action Monday, the B0LAN9 which his vehicle was found 18,' of 138 N. Elm St., charged the ace. She drew two rounds of “ ficers Wednesday night, 8th • Unanimously approved a out. Mrs. Smith couldn’t even classes at Vernon’s Center Mid District taxpayers will be asked ZBA in a 3-2 vote denied an request by Raymond and Mary parked on a Niles Dr. lawn. with second-degree criminal trumps with the ace and queen, afford to lead out the ace of dle School. A Norwich native, to appjrove a $211,703 budget for appeal by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ward to convert an existing OIL CO. Police said that Palmer was mischief, intoxication and and West discarded the eight of breach of peace. diamonds and then the ten. he has resided in Manchester 1973 74 and a 2.5-mill tax rate. Possum, who were ordered by building on their property at 91 Since 193c found to be in possession of a diamonds on the second trump. West would take the king of for three years. His wife, the The tax rate (1.25 mills for ■ the town building inspector to alton St. to a dwelling unit. ■ small quantity of marijuana Mrs. Smith, could not affo^ FUEL OILS diamonds and lead another dia former Gail Quillette, is a fire protection and 1.25 mills - cease ceramics manufacturing • Denied by a 3-2 vote a and fled custody at the time of to lead a third trump and then mond. East would ruff and the Manchester native. The for sewage service) is a repeat and instruction at 300 Hilliard variance request by 'Herman AUTOMATIC DELIVERY his arrest. develop the diamonds. She St. 24-HOUR SERVICE would be unable to reach dum contract woihd go then and Browns’ have two children: of the one in force for many Frechette and Albert Martin to Cases nolled In court Monday The Possums, represented by BUDGET ACCOUNTS my with a fourth trump to dis there. Kimberley Elizabeth, 5, and years. divide a tract at 111-113 Wells WELCOMED Ann R. Boyd, 27, and Hattie included: Michael Eric, 8 months. Atty. William Collins, argued card on the extra diamond. Mrs. Smith thought things Revenue estimates for 1973^74 St. into two lots with 65.15 feet 369 CENTER ST P. Boyd, 23, both of 1204 W. Brown, who said, "I am a that ceramics are an art form •Paul Allen, 17, of 445 That would leave her with only over and led the ten of include about $139,500 from of frontage iristead of the Phona 643-6320 Middle Tpke,, charged with candidate because I believe my and are therefore allqwed in a Oakland St., charged with a one trump and two clubs to give diamonds without first taking taxes. required 75 feet. . fourth-degree larceny, pleaded age would add a different Residence Zone A area by dangerous weapon in a motor up. She would never win a trick the ace of diamonds and The budget allocates $102,639 guilty to substitute charges of perspective to the (8th District) I zoning regulations. vehicle. with the last club. without first drawing a third to the public works department, disorderly conduct and were The Possums instruct a small Last Trump trump. board of directors,” explained $87,835 to the fire department, each fined $25. •Solomon Lebowitz, 22, of his philosophy of government: class in the making of ceramics Hartford, charged with The last trumn had to be left West took the king of and $21,225 to administration diamonds and returned a spade. ‘‘Big government,” he said, salaries and operating 1 and sell materials to students. John R. Caine, 25, of 94 threatening. "is basically too large and too After a series of confusing •Philip C. Lisk, 19, of 94 Mrs. Smith won with the ace of expenses. Chambers St., pleaded guilty to spades, cleared the ace of cumbersome a process. More motions the ZBA voted to deny SAVE NOW ON a charge 6f operating a motor Coleman Rd., charged with power and participation should I the request on the grounds that third-degree larceny (two Theater diamonds and entered dummy vehicle while under the in with a trump to discard a spade come from the populace or I manufacturing of ceramics fluence of liquor and was fined counts) and third-degree grass roots. The Eighth I could constitute a business use criminal trespass (two counts) on the queen of diamonds. Now Comment Session $150. Schedule she still had two trumps and Utilities District allows this I of the area. PUmM IIIUS FAMOUS . •Jay M. Loersch, 25, of 769 9 kind of participation. A 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Board of The ZBA also unanimously Tolland Tpke., charg^ with could give up two clubs tricks Donald L. Natalie, 24, of Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, and still keep contort to win a Directors’ comment session is I approved a request by Capitol possession of marijuana. A Gift From Eighth Graders Hartford, pleaded guilty to a Caldor Shopping Plaza — trick with the last club. sclieduled for Thursday, in the I Tire Co. for a special exception •Glen S. MaePherson, 20, of charge of possession of nar Mrs. Elvira Jarvis, a retiring mathematics teacher at “Slither” 7:10-9:10 Daily Question Manchester Municipal land a state hearing for a MILL REMNANTS. East Hartford, charged with schools for 23 years, the last 13 years at Illing. Last week’s Camp Kennedy cotics. His case was continued Manchester’s Illing Junior High School, shows off a Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, Building. ‘The session is for I General Repairer’s license. resisting arrest and reckless party for her was given by students in two of her math Partner opens with one to July 23 or a pre-sentence in Caldor Shopping Plaza — those Manchester residents ' The company intends to use of the highway. bracelet given to her by eighth grade students at a farewell classes. (Herald photo by Ofiara) spade and the next player Opens Monday vestigation. party last week. Mrs. Jarvis has taught in Manchester “Gamma Rays on Marigolds” passes. You hold: Spades, 9- who wish to file comments, Jremodel a building at 325 Broad A charge of obtaining nar •Robert Migliore, ,17, of 417 7:30-9:30 suggestions or complaints on 1st., formerly occupied by Summit St., charged with 8 ; Hearts, K-10-92; Camp Kennedy Director cotics through fraud was nolled. Manchester Drive-In — "The any subject in the board’s jFisher's Dry Cleaners. breach of peace. Diamonds, Q-J-5; Cluhs, 9-8- David Moyer said today plans Getway” 8:50; "Prime Cut” ,7-3. jurisdiction. Although plans for the facility •Louise Moore, 31, of South. are near completion for Mon Public Records 10:45 What do you say? Those who appear are were not complete at the time Willington, charged with day’s opening o l th e State Theater — “Save The Ariswer: Bid 1-NT. The hand granted public annonymity. He Designs School Flag of the hearing, Frank Geraci, fourth-degree larceny. Warranty Herds Manchester camp for retarded at 41 Sanford Rd., conveyance TV T onight Tiger” 9:20; "Sterile Cuckoo’’ is worth a response, and you Their remarks are relayed to general manager of Capitol •Nancy Steihmerman, 22, of William Sterling Stewart to children. He has scheduled KNITS tax $33. [ See Saturday's Herald for 7:30 can neither raise nor bid a new the town manager’s office for Tire, said that his firm intends OFF iStratford, 230 Diane Dr., South Windsor, Sebastian B. and Eileen C. orientation sessions for camp 1/2 Judgment Complete TV Listings Meadows Drive-In — suit. ' review and reply. displays the flag he designed to fly over Manchester’s to “fully comply with zoning Conn. charged with fourth-degree Ruggiero, pr'S|)erty at 527 staff for Thursday, from 2 to 4 Roy K. Durant versus Rebec “Getaway” 8:45; "Prime Cut” Now in their seventh year, Robertson SchMl. His flag design sewn into reality by Miss Alice Heckler, a fourth grade and building department NOW thru SEPT. 2 larceny. Adams St., conveyance tax Copyright 1973 p.m.H and Friday, from 9 a.m. ca Durant, pfoperty at 56 Irving 11:00 General Features Corp. ^ the sessions are held on the first r " J*>eT'«=ent contest for a school flag. The contest was the result of a fLrth regulations." $5»2 0 R C H .« i ;V '' Ivan Shipp, 60, of $32.45. St. —8:30— to noon. values to - 6: 00- Blue-Hills Drive-In — ‘Tuesday and third Thursday of grade study o U boy who designed the State of Alaska’s flag. The new Robertson School The application was approved Sat. E*f. S Sat. S Sun. M ati: SS.SO/I.OO Marlborough, charged with Sebastian B. and Eileen C. The 1973 camping session, the Marriage Lieenses (3-8-22) NEWS (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 “Jeremiah Johnson” 8:45; each week. flag was raised for the first time last Thursday, Flag Day. (Herald photo by Ofiara) on the condition that the plans 2.98 yard I ■ I V yard ■ MEASURE FOR MEAS threatening. Ruggieroi to Nancy R. Lawler, 10th consecutive one, will Lawrence Alan Filbert, East (18) ISPY (8-40) MOVIE “Man in the Wilderness” 10:50 ‘ meet with building department URE Eves.: June 23. 26. property at 45 O’Leary Dr., com operate for three periods of two selection of colors and weaves'' Mats.: June 20. 24, 30. Hartford, and PjtylUs Lynn (20) SOUNDING BOARD "The Heist" East Hartford Drive-In — MOWERAIINaB regulations. \ veyance t ^ $28.60. (18) MANCINI GENERATION ■ THE COUNTRY WIFE Tryon, 69 Lenox St: (24) SESAME STREET “Bummer” 8:40; “The FORRARENTBANO weeks each. It will close Aug. 3. The applicants, Earle and b|f william W ychirlty. Eves.: June Taylor Made Homes Inc. to Donald Edward Nichols, (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH —9:00— Hitchhikers” 10:30 Moyer has named 19 ad Lloyd Wilson, plan to spend ap 19. 20. 22. 28. Mols : June 17. 21. Judith Ann Olsen, property on YDUNQ PEOPLE ditional volunteer counselors, 23. 27. Q[i^\THEATRES EAST Wlnsted, and Julie Beth Wells, (40) DANIEL BOONE (18) 700 CLUB East Windsor Drive-In — proximately $30,000 on the J n» (SMSw rt M* <• M Mm " ‘001 f "APtCMnitRSH PtRA(Q|*(l9 Mil Hilliard St., conveyance tax 82 Plymouth Lane, June 30, bringing to 52 the number renovation, according to their ■ MACBETH Eves.: June 29. 30 - 6 : 3 0 - “ (24) INTERNATIONAL "High Plains Drifter” 8:45; __vwsi ms ssmssr SI Rham Specifications Drawn M anchester Mai.: June 28. $41.25. asm esMM ht Hnwf Sr msk cSSmss. accepted to date. He said nlhCCOOO'IUHESROU, ^ Church of the Assumption. PERFORMANCE “Play Misty For Me” 10:40 representative, Atty. John iimtaCMMO MtGOOH no M M t pwcatA (3) CBS NEWS E vg s^O . Mats Wed, Tliu, Sat, Sun 2 > tuTM i Tk4coMnaa . Joseph M. Skinner to E. Reid Robert Albert DuMouchel, applications are still being; Shea. 4 A M M t^ i« n « M i WAUy'iCTla g iT (8) ABC NEWS - 9 : 3 0 - Burnside Theater — “Carnal COTTONS and BLEN^ TICKET INE». S PHONE RES.: (8001 127- MacCluggage and Joellen T. Hartford, and Tamara Anne lAUAUt XMinU accepted. They may be ob In other action the ZBA: 2758. Gourmet Picnics: (203) 371-7321. (22-30) NBC NEWS (3) PILOT FILMS Knowledge” 7:30; “The tMnlAMImn For Mid
. V . i f PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 19, 1973 t ' ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 19, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN Connecticut DAR To Host Colonial Tea June 28 Bolton Tolland Bus Contract'Final The historic Jonathan Trum Bid Withdrawn Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. from Turn out of pan. This stores than 30 minutes before classes bull House in Lebanon, home of DONNA HOLLAND requested by the board for May 1 to November 1. well and is best baked 1-2 days Correspondent commence or later than 5 drivers over 40, driver the former governor of Connec ■nirough the courtesy of Mrs. ahead. Slice thinly. HONG Ki minutes before classes com ticut during the American Tel. 646-0375 experience record, public ser For Travel Center CUSTOM TAILORS NOW AT HARTFORD, CONN. Karl Pranss9n of the Sara Whit mence. OFF Revolution, will be the setting The Bolton Board of Ekluca- vice operators license number June 19-20>21 — Tel. 249-7651, Ask for Wani man Hooker Chapter, DAR, Also, no student shall be for a Colonial Tea, Thursday, tion last week authorized and date issued and the bus and at SHOREHAM MOTOR HOTEL, DOWNTOWN West Hartford, who planned the expected to ride a bus for developers have not come up THE June 28, sponsored by the acceptance of a finalized con route assignment for each The Planning and Zoning tila, the following recipes of Williamsburg Pound Cake longer than 20 minutes unless with alternate plans. Get Custom Measured for Your Tailored Men’s Suits, Connecticut Daughters of the tract for school transportation operator. Commission put away its files cakes featured are presented. the board makes an exception. Operators may not refuse any on a proposed travel center last The travel center as original RACK Sport Coats, Shirts, Ladles’ Suits, Dresses, American Revolution. 1 pound of butter dated June 14,1973 between the Formal Wear, Coats, and many more. Town of Bolton and Eastern According to terms of the students eligible for transporta night for the time being. ly planned would cater to the The silver tea, which will be 1 pound of granulated sugar professional driver, and fuel Select from over 7,000 Imported Samples. held from 1 to 4 p.m. is open to Bus Lines, Inc. owned by contract Eastern shall provide tion the right to ride the bus nor In a last minute decision, Washington Cake 12 eggs separated and beaten seven 1973 International buses, have they the right to remove developers of the proposed would be a vital part of the 2 KMT Mcn'i Silk Wool Suits...... $55.00 Men's Tusedo Suits...... $70.00 the public, and will afford George Negro! Men's Trevira Wool Suits .. .$52.00 5 cups of sifted all-purpose 1 pound flour sifted twice 66-seat capacity; one 1972 Inter any student from the bus. travel center on Merrow Rd. plans. SUITS Men's Cashmere S1h$ 10s ..$42.00 visitors the opportunity to tour flour 'A lb pitted dates The contract is being held in Men's Sharkskin Suits ...... $55.00 Ladles' Silk S u its ...... $48.00 national bus, 60-seat capacity, Operators must be courteous to withdrew their application for a Residents had turned put in FOR British Worsted Suits ...... $55.00 the historic homestead. Cakes IV^ tsps baking powder 8 large almonds, skins escrow by Town Counsel pen Ladles' Silk Pantsuits...... $45.00 ding receipt from Safeco Ins. as a spare bus; and two 1973 all students, operate bus in safe zone change. Recently denied a large numbers at an earlier Men's Shirts...... $ 7.50 Ladles' Cashmere Topcoats .$68.00 and cookies made from authen 1 tsp nutmeg removed Man's T o p co ats ...... $65.00 Co. of a letter unconditionally International mini-buses, 20- and careful manner with due Zoning Board of Appeals PZC informal hearing and the 425 Ladiss' Knit-Suit 3-Pca...... $38.00 tic recipes of the 1700s will be llA cups margarine honey for glazing ZBA hearing early this month featured. advising that it will renew a seat capacity. All vehicles regard for safety and well being variance for gas pumps, the (Excluding Duty and Mailing) 2% cups sugar provided must comply in all for each student and shall not at to voice opposition to the Also on the grounds, in the performance bond in the 6 eggs Cream butter and sugar. Add respects to minimum “truck stop.” Wadsworth Stable built in 1730 amount of $70,000 annually and any time endanger physical or sift, together these three the well-beaten egg yolks and specifications set by the board. in Hartford at North Atheneum will abide by terms of contract. moral well being of any stu 1 cup milk the stiffly beaten egg whites, Negro said'his equipment dent. *■' ^ u a re and Prospect St., aiyl The bond for the coming year 1 pkg currants (11 oz) and the flour alternately to the goes beyond all board Police dismantled and moved to has been received but the con Operators shall report in 1 tsp vanilla sugar and butter mixture. Beat specifications. writing to Eastern and the Lebanon in 1953 through the ef until light. Pour the mixture tract calls for a three-year Report bond. Snow tires will be required school principal’s office the forts of a group of concerned into a well-greased, lightly The contract calls for during the winter months. name of those students who James E. Webber, 23, of 940 floured pan, large enough to Chains may be required, and, misbehave and cannot be hold it with 1” left on top. Bake Eastern to provide transporta E. Middle Tpke.,' was charged tion services fo.r all daily bus when so required, must be managed. with breach of peace Monday at 350 until golden brown and placed on the rear wheels of tester comes clean. Allow to Vruns to and from all ^Iton afternoon in connection with an buses and mini-buses. * Court Refuses incident at Bess Eaton Donut cool in the pan. When cool, schools for all students in All vehicles must be in Shop, Center St., police said. remove and decorate the top cluding one daily late bus run; all daily bus runs to and from spected daily and must be kept To Block Webber was released on a with dates and almonds and in first class repair and glaze with honey. The secret of all schools in and out of Bolton Times Sale $100 non-surety bond for court for special education students; operating conditions at all July 9. this cake is in the long, slow, times. Records of such services NEW HAVEN (AP) - A carefuj baking. athletic trips and field trips. The board, through the shall be maintained and made Superior Court judge refused superintendent of schools, will' available to the board on de today to block the proposed Vernon establish the best routes and mand. purchase of The Hatford Times schedules for daily bus runs All vehicles used exclusively by The Register Publishing Co. Police before each school year. under the contract will be of New Haven, stored at an area provided by Lionel S. Jackson, Register Burton Ames, 21, of 1063 Main All students will be picked up St., South Windsor, was at or as close to their homes as the board to the rear of the president, said after the ruling Center School. by Judge Leo Parskey that, charged Monday with first- possible. No student shall be degree criminal trespass and 9 Eastern will obtain the ser “the company will move ahead allowed to cross any street to intoxication. Police say the board or disembark a bus vices of operators who are on efforts to reach an agree careful, courteous, in good ment for purchase of The Hart charges are the result of an in except as authorized by the vestigation into a complaint board. health and of reputable ford Times.” character, capable of main An injunction prohibiting the from a Brooklyn St. resident. The following rules apply to He was released this morning Historic Jonathan Trumbull House in Lebanon is owned and maintained by the Connec daily bus runs in Bolton; taining discipline and good sale was sought last month by public relations between Lionel’s brother, Richard S. under a $100 non-surety bond for ticut Daughters of the American Revolution. Departure time for students court July 3. from home to school shall not students and public and Jackson, former president and between board and public and still a trustee of the Register. be more than 50 minutes before A three-car accident Moday classes commence and arrival who meet certain minimum The court action was the latest qualifiedtibns. maneuver in a continuing fami on Windsor Ave. resulted in the at home shall not be more than issuing of a summons to 50 minutes after classes end, Eastern shall be required to ly feud over control of the COMING JUNE 23 submit the following informa publishing company which Michael Gessay, 17, of 5 Plea except as determined by the sant St., Rockville. He is~ board for such activities as tion, concerning certain owns the New haven Register minimum qualifications, for and Journal-Courier. charged with failure to drive a detention, tutoring, extra reasonable distance apart. curricular and other exceptions each operator; name, address, Judge Parskey also rejected phone, 22 years of age or older, Richard Jackson’s move to Police say that the Gessay as determined by the board. vehicle collided with a car A special edition complete physical and eye have Lionel and Henry Conlon Also, no student shall arrive operated by Marjorie Reynolds on the school grounds earlier examination annually, chest of Catskill, N.Y., removed from xrays at least once every three their positions as the com of Main St., Talcottville, for years, electrocardigram test if pany’s other two trustees. cing her car into one operated commemorating Manchester’s by Roland Balenger of Hartford Tpke., Rockville. H ebron Police say that there were no Vernon injuries in the accident. 150th Anniversary J No court date is available at T h o m s o n this^jjpe. This Herald special edition will chronicle Manchester’s first 150 years in Town Reports seven sections, each deaiing with a different aspect of Manchester’s story. Seeks Post About Town It will be an edition that readers wiii keep for years to come. With Rham Rev-Share Use Emma Nettleton Group of Center Congregational Church This Special Edition will be distributed to our subscribers on Saturday, June 23. You can As required by the U.S. $lS,50i() for an addition to the will meet tonight at 6 at the U ANNE EMT Department of the Treasury, public works garage and $5,500 church and go to the Acadia order extra copies for friends and relatives now! Correspondent the town of Vernon has filed a for new equipment for.the town Restaurant for its annual Tel. 2 2 8 -39 71 dinner. Candlelight flickers on a unique tole tray as homemade bread and Washington Cake await visitors to the Colonial Tea. report of the breadkown of the clerk's office and vault. Ralph Thompson of East St. use of the half-year allocation The total amount of the has announced his candidacy of Revenue Sharing Funds. revenue sharing amount, for YMCA Drop-In will meet for the Regional District 8 In the area of public safety, the half-year period, is $184,117 Wednesday from 9;30 to 11;30 Board of Education for the $42,900 was allocated for and $92,000 was allocated in a.m. at the Community Y, 80 N. three-year term to be voted general subsistence to the terms of the town budget. Main St. All women are invited upon a| the June 25 town police department and the An amount of funds was for fellowship, volleyball or N meeting called by the Board of town’s two fire departments. transferred, and this represents bowling, and a break for coffee. Selectmen. * ' Under public transportation, $10,000 for a new traffic signal; The town, annually elects a $22,500 was allocated to be used. $1,300 for public works radios; Story By regional board member for a as general assistance to the $8,500 for a sidewalk plow and Betty Ryder three-year term starting in July public works road maintenance $25,000 for construction of new Women's Editor of each y ^ r. This year the seat effort. sidewalks. up. for election is that of Harry An amount of $4,982 was Under public safety, an Megson’s of Rt. 85. Megson, given as budgetary^ assistance Photos amount of $35,835 will go for a MANCHESTER who has served on the regional to the tow n’s re c re a tio n motocycle for the police depart By board since he was first elected program, And $3,000 was given ment at $2(700; $20,135 for a Sylvian in May 1969 to fulfill an un to a new item, the Manchester new truck and radios for the Ofiara expired term,#s not seeking re- Sheltereci Workshop. fire departments-and $13,000 for election. An amount of $1,600 was used a new ambulance. Thompson is a graduate of to offset the cost of a new vault Under the planned use report, Northeastern University and is to expand the tax collection ef- as submitted to the Town Coun THEN and NOW employed by Pratt and Whitney .fort necessary because of a cil last night, items under the Aircraft, East Hartford, as a complete new sewer assess category of operating and mechanical engineer. He, and ment programT* maintenance of expenditure his wife, Judy, moved to Under the capital expen totals $74,982 and under the Mrs. Raymond Gardner of Guilford, regent of the Agnes Dickinson Lee Chapter of DAR, Hebron four yeai*s ago from ditures planned usage, the total capital equipments $109,135 was co-chairman of the event, greets Mrs. Ben Sasportas of Windsor, state regent, Connecticut Woburn, Mass., where he was a is $28.^ which will include allocated. The combined DAR, center, and Mrs. Howard Lockward of Manchester, regent of Orford Parish, student. They have two $10,500 for a hew dog pound. amounts total $184,117 which is Manchester Chapter, as they arrive. children. the amount that must be ished as the town’s first S i-annual planned use report, Richard Borden, direc- This is a test pattern to Coventry Graduates tor of administration, told the determine The. Herald’s print- Now MAILED ANYWHERE council. ing quality. Marc Charles Allee Kevin Earle Lynch James R. 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PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ^chester, Conn., Tues^ June 19, 1973 mNCHESTER EVENING H ^ A I ^ M a n c h M ^ 19 1973- pa q e Girl Scout SulliVan- Burrill NINE 'News Our Servicemen Calnen - Miner The Baby Has Seven scouts from Cadette ji m s a r i Daniel W. Edwards,^ son of Airman First Gass Michael Weddings and Engagements I,, Troop 10 were the First Class Frederick Edwards of 107 J. Tweedie, son of Raymond A. Badge, the highest award in the Spruce St., has enlisted in the Tweedi6 Jr. of 91W; Center St., r cadette scouting .program, at U. S. Air Force. He reported for Manchester has graduated at Camp Merri-Wood recently. active duty May 31 and after Sheppard AFB, Tex., from the Smith-Wellington Selley-Binock Been Named Recipients were Arlene six-weeks of basic Air Force U.S. Air Force communications Berube, daughter of Mr. and training at Lackland AFB, San equipment repairman course Mrs. Anthony Berube, 54 High Antonio, Tex. he will attend 10- conducted by the Air Training W::sW:::¥:W:%':W:W:::y:y:¥:¥:¥SS:WS:r:*S^^ St.; Christine Hanauer, weeks of advanced training at C om m and. He is a 1972 Coll-, Jeremy Michael, son of Robert M. and Kathleen A. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Biloxi, Miss in the administra graduate of Manchester High Trembley Cote of RED 2, Rockville. He was bom June 2 at Hanauer, 116 Wells St.; tion career field. School. Rockville General Hospital. His maternargrandparents are Mr. daughter of Mr. and.- Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Trembley of Stafford Springs. His paternal Kenneth Mati, Louisa Marti, 20 Chauffeur’s \ Ms^ine Pfc. Roy L. Klember, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cote of Crystal Laka Rd., Woodhill St.; Laura Prentice, ward of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rockville. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barbanell of 443 Griffin Rd., Edward Prentice, 110 Camp- Complaint South Windsor, participked in Gun.iien, Laura Beihany, daughter of Donald E. and Deborah field Rd.; Nancy Schaffer, At our house, the kids’ after Operation Spartan Forest at the Palmer Gunsten of 6 Overhill Rd., Ellington. She was born June 3 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. school activities are written on Marine Corps Base at Camp at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Walter Weir, 170 Wells St.; and a calendar that’s taped to the LeJeune, N.C. A former student Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer of Camp Hill, Pa. Her paternal Kendall Wilson, daughter of refrigerator door. Every mor at South Windsor High School, grandmother is Mrs. Eugene Gunsten of 347 Spring St., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, 25 ning with my first cup of coffee, he joined the Marine Corps in Manchester. She has a sister, Lisa Tiffany, 3. Cornell St. I read the calendar and plan ac February 1972. These scouts were required to cordingly. Viviano, .Scott Matthew, son of Thomas and Ann Smith show skili, knowledge and A typical Tuesday might look Airman Richard T. Migliore, Viviano of Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. He was bom June 5 at experience in six different like this: 2:45 drive J to guitar; son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas 4 Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. areas of badge work and in 3 drive K to acrobatics; 3:30 Migliore of 417 Summit St., and Mrs. George W. Smith of Leicester, Mass. His paternal tegrity through action and at Bolton Studio drive J from guitar to museum Manchester, has been assigned grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Viviano of North Haven. titude in personal day to day class; 4 drive S to riding lesson;, to Chanute AFB, 111., after com He has a sister, Kimberly Ann, 3. living. 25th Anniversary 4:30 pick up J at museum, K at pleting Air Force Basic Arlene Berube, Laura Pren acrobatics, St at riding; 5 drop training. He is a 1972 graduate Gagnon, Jason Eric, son of Jocelyn and Ginette Dube Gagnon tice, Nancy Schaffer and Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Serra of relatives attending the celebra S at orthodentist. of Manchester High School and of 42 High Manor Park, Rockville. He was bom June 6 at dail Wilson will join Senior Ridgefield Eark, N.J. were tion. The couple was the Now, to the untrained eye it attended Manchester Com .Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Troop 2. An appropriate gift honored at a surprise 25th wed- recipient of many gifts. looks like 5m easy, well planned munity College. They were married May 22, I’liotii by Deford Dechert and Mrs. Laurier Dube of East Hartford. His paternal grand was presented to each of the d^anniversary party June 10 afternoon. There’s a time and a parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gagnon of Hartford. first class scouts who in return aV the KofC Home in 1948 in St. James Church, place and a child for Marine Sgt. David R. Manchester. They have two presented a delux first aid kit to Manchester. Mrs. Serra, the everything. And no child has Ignatowicz, son of Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin Photo Mrs. Robert William Calnen Jr. Mrs. IVler llirkey Burbank, Michael Theodore, son of Robert F. and Marie R. the troop. former Theresa Quaglia lived children, John and Linda. been scheduled to be in more Peter Ignatowicz of 33 Vernon Burbank of Bear Swamp Rd., Andover. He was born May 19 at An outdoor flag ceremony most of her life in Manchester The party was hosted by than one place at the same Ave., and whose wife Paula is Mrs. Dennis J. S.ullivan III Miss Patrice Eileen Miner Manchester was best man. before her marriage. members pf Mrs. Serra’s fami the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Robert William Calnen Jr. New Britain General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are preceded the awarding of time. Miss Joan Marie Burrill of Bridesmaids were Miss Jo Ushers were Robert L. Edelson Mrs. Ray Fike, M rs.'Serra’s ly, Mr. and Mrs. John Quaglia, New President William A. Turner of Baker both of Manchester, exchanged Mr. and Mrs. Michael Regan of Chester, N.Y. His paternal numerous proficiency badges to But, to the trained eye of an Wapping became the bride of Ann Campanelli of South Wind of Vernon, John J. McLaughlin sister, made an anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Sigfred Sobiski, Rd., all of Rockville, was marriage vows June 2 at St. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burbank of Pembroke, other members of the troop by experienced mother, the very Mrs. Peter Hickey of 82 Dennis James Sullivan III of sor, Mrs. John Derrick of Jr. of Manchester, and Arnold cake for the many friends and all of the Manchester area. meritoriously promoted to his Jqmes Church. > Mass. He has a brother, Francis! 2. Miss Jean Kelsey, assistant sight of that schedule calls for Oxford St. was installed as Manchester, Saturday at the Manchester, Miss Susan Dwyer E. Haley of West Hartford. present rank at the Marine leader. moans and groans and a second president of the Manchester Wapping Community Church. of Vqrnon, Miss Gail Groh of A reception was held at the 9 Corps Air Station at New River, The bride is the daughter of Kiichell, Lynnanne, daugher of Richard G. and Rose M. Pitta Miss Janice Reault and Miss cup fo coffee. It’s going'to be Newcomers Club in ceremonies The bride is the daughter of Vernon, Miss Barbara Kotlarz Glastonbury Hills Country N.C. Mrs. Francis E. Miner of 265 Club. The couple are living in Kitchell of Pine St., Columbia. She was bom June 5 at Pamela Walch presented to one of those impossible days, at the club’s annual banquet at Mrs. Robert C. Burrill of 82 of New Britain, and Mrs. Alan Buceivicius Photo College Graduates Timrod Rd. and the late Francis Windsor. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Camp Merrie-Wood, on behdlf when mother and car are Manchester Country Club Felt Rd., Wapping, and the late Petersen of South Windsor? Miner. The bridegroom is the Mrs. Calnen is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Freitas of Lowell, Mass. Her paternal of former members of Troo^lO, welded together. When one recently. She succeeds Mrs. Robert C. Burrill. The Their gowns and headpieces Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Marymount College, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Kitchell of East a bookshelf in memory of Miss wrong turn or one too many George McNiff. bridegroom is the son of Mr. matched those of the honor Miss Vera June Wellington of Miss Carol Ann Wellington of Calnen of 550 Spring St. Tarrytown, N.Y. Mr. Calnen is Bridgewater, Mass. She has a brother, Richar(l III; and two Evaline Pentland, co-founder traffic lights can throw the en Mrs. Calvin Mahlstedt of 48 30 Fish Records Set and Mrs. Dennis J. Sullivan Jr. attendant and they each carried w South Windsor and Charles South Windsor, the bride’s a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, sisters, Kim and Devry. tire schedule into a turmoil. Galaxy Dr. was named “New of 4 Robin Rd. and past leaderJ\)f the troop. San Juan — In the waters a colonial bouquet of hot pink sister, was maid of honor. She The Rev. Robert Shea of “All I do is drive,” I com comer of the Year.” The award Richard Smith of and is a graduate with high Books on nature and the out of around Puerto Rico live more The Rev. Harold Richardson and light pink carnations with Manchester exchanged wedding wore a yellow dotted Swiss Rocky Hill celebrated the nup Garrow, John Henry, son of Bernard and Marie Schneider plained to my husband. “Drive, is made annually to the honors of the University of doors were given by Cathy than 600 species of fish, about of Wapping'Community Church baby’s breath. vows May 4 at South United gown fashioned with Empire tial Mass and officiated at the Garrow of 17 Robin Rd. He was born June 5 at Manchester drive, drive. Did I have to member who has made an out Connecticut. Charest, Lihda Chambers, Don 75 of them game fish. Over 30 officiated at the double-ring .Walter Foster of South Wind Methodist Church, Manchester. waist and a yellow bow and veil double-ring ceremony. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Edward memorize the methods of Dr. standing contribution to the world fishing records have been ceremony. Baskets of gladioli sor was best man. Ushers were na Raimondo, Mary Sinnaman, Manchester. headpiece. She carried a The bride was given in Schneider of 14 West St., Rockville. His paternal grandparents Spock and Dr. Ginnot just to be organization during the year. set in Puerto Rican waters, in Kendall Wilson and Joanne and snapdragons decorated the Richard Burrill of Wapping, The bride' is the daughter of nosegay of daisies, and yellow are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garrow of Enfield. He has a brother, Ed chauffeur? And you know,” I Other officers installed are cluding some of the biggest blue marriage by her brother, F. Wohglemuth. church. Patrick Lydick was brother of the bride; William Mrs. Vera J. Wellington of tea roses^ Weldon Miner of Bolton. She die and a sister Arlene. continued, “I can’t even use the Mrs. Thomas Jones, vice presi marlin ever caught. organist. The traditional passing of Courtney of Vernon; John Laurel St., South Windsor. The driving time to communicate dent; Mrs. Ronald Pachen, Bradfard. Greene of wore an Empire gown of silk patrol cords was conducted by The bride, given in marriage Derrick'of Manchester; bridegroom is the son of Mr. Manchester was best man. Memery Photo Deptula, Elizahcih Ann, daughter of Louis C. and Dolores E. with the kids. The boys want the recording secretary; Mrs. organza trimmed with Alencon Arlene Berube, Suzanne by her brother, Robert C. Michael Gilbert of Talcottville; and Mrs. Charles R. Smith Sr. Ushers were Eric Wellington of lace and designed with a dhapel Lewie Deptula of Willimantic. She was born June 3 at radio on loud and the girls are Clayton Gould, corresponding Thomas and Nancy Schaffer. Burrill Jr., wore a white sate Alan Petersen of South Wind of 37 Alexander St. South Windsor, Duane Smith of Mrs. Robert B. Selley train. Her matching lace man Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is talking in a new kind of pig- secretary; and Mrs. John Papa, The new patrol leaders are Beginners Group peau gown with Empire waist, sor, cousin of the bride; and Manchester and George Smith tilla was attached to a Juliet Mrs. Elizabeth Lewie of Manchester. Her paternal grandmother Latin. When they rattle on to treasurer. The Rev. George Webb of Jane Dewey, Cynthia Martin, A-line skirt, high Victorian Raymond Sullivan of South United Methodist Church of Manchester. South United Methodist and white daisies, baby’s cap. She carried a bouquet of is Mrs. Joseph Deptula of Dorchester, Mass. She has a brother, Donna Raimondo and Kim each other I don’t pick up a Committee chairmen in GUITAR neckline and Camelot sleeves, Manchester, brother of the Lawrence C., 3. stalled are Mrs. Robert Misage, officiated at the double-ring A reception was held at . the Church, Manchester, was the breath and ivy with white rib ste^anotis, philanopsis orchids Smith, assited by Linda single word they’re saying.” trimmed with NoUingham lace bridegroom. and^ivy. program; Mrs. Charles CLASSES ceremony. The church was home of the bridegroom’s scene June 9 of the marriage of bons. Chambers, Aqn Hanlon, Mary My husband nodded sym at bodice, c o lla ^ n d sleeves A reception was held at the ' Miss Susan Lynn Binock of >uorilcnclorp. Ginger, daughter of Christiaan Jr. and Diane MacDonald, social; Mrs. decorated with white gladioli parents, after which the couple Brian A. Volsdal of Jay, Vt. Sinnaman ^
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Herald Angle McCurry Fires Shutout second Milwaukee Miracle > ^ By Earl Yost As Legion Wins First May Now Be in the Making Sports Editor MILWAUKEE (AP)(AP^ — What baseball hamphall people nAnnIa are Dfn»_star r»__»______.. ______.. . . ______next eight batters, striking out the Braves’ heyday here in the 1960s, Called the enthusiasm “just By Chris Blake Manchester only managed The iocals played excellent ting to call the second Milwaukee miracle had been beautiful.” ’ . ^ o u r . Windsor threatened in the thhrw hits off two Windsor defensively and had the big hits Tim Cunningham was the emerging despite only sparing help from George Scott. Connie McCurry fired a nfth and the seventh, but TONIGHT’S GAMES “It wouldn’t surprise me if the crowd didn’t help us get a cou hurlers, but bunched two in the when they needed them. only losing player with two hits. Until Monday night, that is. three-hitter to lead the McCurry worked out of both Fuller’s vs. Hero’s, 6:15 ple of runs,” he said. “I’m sure everybody in the park heard it.” first inning and scored once. McCurry pitched brilliantly, Scott, the Milwaukee Brewers' only genuine star last year f inal Round Decisive Manchester legion team to jams. Fitzgerald He referred to the three bases loaded walks, when the crowd Bruce Peck beat out a striking out seven, for the com EASTERN when he drove in 88 runs for a last place club, broke a long slump Manchester added an in Lynch vs. DeMaio, 7:30 screamed at every pitch and visibly unnerved Don Newhauser, Improving his final 18 holes by eight strokes over his their first Zone Eight with, grounder. Jack Maloney singled plete game victory. Wirsul, who Out hit by Lenox Pharmacy, with two homers good for three runs-batted in. The astonishing surance run in the third ffamei Fitzgerald the young Boston pitcher who issu^ them. first 18 in the 72-hole test for the coveted Club Golf Cham 2-0, over Windsor last night down the leftfield line and John experienced early control Nelson Freightways scored Brewers took it from there behind Jim Colbom, 9-2, routing the on some heads-up base-running problems, was the loser. Gorman vs. Fogarty, 8:45 “The enthusiasm is definitely the best I’ve seen for the pionship at the Manchester Country Club, Woody Clark at Memorial Field. McKeon hit into a fielder’s Fitzgerald more runs in posting a 14-9 deci Boston Red Sox 8-3 for their 15th victory in 16 games. Brewers, ’ Crandall said. “The enthusiasm has been really good choice. With runners on first by McCurry. After walking on Manchester will attempt to AMERICAN LEAGUE wound up with his second crown after firing ended last Manche«ter (2) Fire vs. MCC, 6:15 Robertson sion at Nebo. Doug LeMayJe^ Scott’s two-run shot off loser Ray Culp, 0-2, in the third inning almost all season, but we had more people tonight and they were and third, starter Bobby Wirsul four pitches, and advancing to go over the .500 mark when they EasI AB R H RBI E WINF vs. Nassiff, 8:45 Nebo the offensive with three hits. capped a burst of four unearned runs that erased a 2-0 deficit really high.” Sunday. threw a wild pitch and Peck second on another walk| travel to East Hartford Sullivan, ss 3 0 0 0 0 Oil Heat vs. Congo, 6:15 Nebo Four other players had two hits Three bases loaded walks, which Manager Del Crandall credited Colbom, who has won en of eight decisions since becoming a W L Pet. GB The husky shot-maker was down in the pack after the Pecit, 3B 2 1 1 0 0 came home. / McCurry hustied to third on a Wednesday. Ellington provides CB&T vs. Second Congo, 7:30 each. in part to the howling crowd of 22,796, made it 7-2 in the seventh starter May 9, allowed only three hits after the Sox scored twice Milwaukee 34 27 .567 first round with a 78 but put together two 72 rounds to trail Maloney, rf 2 0 1 1 1 McCurry, after allowing a wiid pitch and scooted home on the opposition Friday night at 3 0 0 0 0 Nebo Lenox was led by Gary as Milwaukee ran the longest winning streak in the majors this in the second inning. Baltimore 30 26 .536 1% pace-setter Ray Evelhoch by just one stroke, 221 to 222 on McKean, IB first inning single, retired the an infieid out. Nebo. Smachett), It 2 0 1 0 0 Bonanza vs. Charter Oak, 6:15 Osborne, Jim Welch, Ed year to 10 games. >ilje Sox filled the bases with none out on conseive singles by Detroit ' 32 29 .525 2 . Saturday, with 18 holes to play on Sunday. Evelhoch skied Mlllta, cf 3 0 0 0 0 Keeney Gudewicz, Ken Roback, Jim The Brewers, in last place when they began their tear, in Carl Yastrzemski, Orlando Cepeda and Rico Petrocelli.aa walk New York 33 30 .524 2 Nicola, 2B 2 0 0 0 0 Boston to a 79 Saturday and when the latter duplicated this score Crispino’s vs. Frechette, 6:15 Poole, Brian Sullivan and Boh creased their lead over runnerup Baltimore to IW games in the to Tommy Harper forced in one run and another scored on Mario 28 31 .475 5 Groman, c 3 0 0 0 0 American League East. Cleveland Sunday, the bespectacled Clark breezed home with his McCurry, p 2 1 0 0 0 Illing Marchard. ------Guerrero’s infield out. 22 41 .349 13 brilliant % to win by a whopping eight strokes. Evelhoch INDY Scott, who had been overdue to take his turn in the Brewers’ “They came up looking for breaking balls and got them, and West Totals 22 2 3 I I Jim Mendoitto pitched and hit hero-a-day formula, said he no longer felt special pleasure at Chicago 32 26 .552 had to be content with second place with an even 300, just CHARTER OAK they were bad pitches,” Colbom said of his rocky inning. “From w Indsor (0) Army & Navy Qub to a 10-5 win beating his former Red Sox teammates. Minnesota' 32 27 .542 % one stroke better than defending champion Stan Hilinski, AB R H RBI E Bemie’s TV turned off Glen then on when I got behind 2-0,1 threw fast balls instead.” over Mota’s at Keeney Field. “I’ve been here two years now, and you can’t keep the past in Kansas City 36 31 .537 Vi John Neligon and Ken Gordon. Gable, 3B 3 0 0 0 0 Construction, 16-8, last night at “When they got the bases loaded, Del came out and tolde, Mendoitto also had three hits. Looking Back at the Local Sports Scene side you forever,” said Scott, who has seven homers this season Oakland 34 30 .531 1 Clark's 70 round was the best of the entire tournament. Walsh, c < ,3 0 1 0 1 Fitzerald Field. Dennis Walsh ‘Don’t lose your aggressiveness or concentration. You’ll get out D'Agata, If 2 0 1 0 0 A1 Brown homered and singled but had none since June 1. California 32 29 .525 1% went 44 while Corky Coughling of this and we’re going to win.’ He was right, wasn’t he?” Retirement Due Soon Blanchard, cf 2 0 0 0 0 with five other players collec Fifty.four years ago, 1919, “Iwas talking to (Dave) May and (John) Briggs earlier and we “There’s no reason for me not to think about winning 20,” said Texas 20 38 .345 12 Parker, rf 3 0 0 0 0 had a perfect 3-3 showing. Ben Fox, Coacli Whiting. Middle ting two bingles each. were saying how Briggs and I haven’t found our good strokes yet Colbom, who until this year had totaled only 11 victories in parts Monduy'N (^aincH Mailman Joe Twaronite will call it a career shortly after Blanchard, 2B 2 0 1 0 0 Gryzb doubled and homered. ihese 10 young men in un row, Sher Beechler, Gil Mota’s Frank Treybal, John but we’ve been winning anyway,” he said. “When we get going Texas 7, Minnesota 4 Buika, ss 1 0 0 0 } In a losing effort. Skip Cool, iform made up the South of four major league seasons. “There’s certainly no reason to 37 years with the Manchester post office. The easy going, Boscarino, IB 3 0 0 0 0 Quinn and Dennis McCormack Wright, Cap Clenney, Boh like we can, that may be all we’ll need.” 'Detroit 5, Cleveland 1 Carl Colangelo, Dan Gauchione, Manclyester High School think pessimistically—not the way we’re playing.” serious Twaronite, one of the town’s best duckpin bowlers Wirshul, p— 1 0 0 0 0 each singled twice. Crockett’, Harold “I ’m just happy I got myself rolling again,” Scott said. “What Cepeda, Boston’s veteran designated hitter, said he saw no Milwaukee 8, Boston 3 Rotando, ph 1 0 0 0 0 Mike Mistretta and Todd Potter for more than three decades, had been a familiar figure on basehall team. Rear, Turkington. Front Sher was worrying me more than anything was that I wasn’t hitting reason why the Brewers should not stay in contention, implied Oakland 9, Kansas City 5 Teachman, p 0 0 0 0 0 each had two singles. California 9, Chicago 2 the Main Street “beat” ...Still looking for that elusive hole- Vassaiio, flh 1 0 0 0 0 V FELINE Unknown, Harry Sanden, Robh, Paul Ballsieper, Ed with power like i can. I had 11 doubles, but no triples and not Crandall deserves much of the credit for their surprising success. many home runs.” . Only games scheduled in-one, but determined that someday it wll happen, is SILK CITY Cut & Curl bombed Scruse, Manager Fred Finnegan, Win Lynch. “They’ve got nine players playing good ball,” Cepeda said. "If ToUis 22 0 3 0 2 31-5, at Illing. Nancy Lessig “Those balls tonight gave me extra pleasure bwause I know you work together and help each other the way they have, you can TueMlayV Games Doris Carpenter who sharpened up her golf in Florida this Behind a 18-hit attack, Dillon Manchester 101 000 X - 2 SB: Mllka, went 4-5 while Lynn Frazier now the power is still there,” he said, “I was doing something go a long ways.” Detroit (Fryman 2-6) at spring before entering tourney play at the Manchester Ford turned back Moriarty D'Agata 2; SAC: Buika (1); LOB: punched three hits along with mechanically wrong. I won’t say what it was, but last night I “That’s the most important thing,” he said. “And they’ve got a Cleveland (Tidrow 4-7), N Country Club...Alex Hackey, Country Club pro, who has Manchester 7. Windsor 0; BB: Brothers, 14-8, at Fitzgerald. studied films of games last year against New York and Cleveland good man in Crandall. They’re loose and happy.” Baltimore (Alexander 5-2) at been on the local scene since 1949 - 25 years - claims the Manchester 4, Windsor 2: SO: McCurry Don Storrs collected four base Donna Tedford. Four other 7, Wirsui 3, Teachmail2', Hitaoff: Wirsul players had two hits apiece. when I was hitting good.” The Brewers’ 15th victory since June 1 tied the club record for New York (Medich 5-3), N, 9 local course was never in better shape "and it’s going to knocks while Rich Belekewicz 2 for 2 runs in 4 innings; Teachman 1 (or ' For the losers which had only Disappointing Pirates About half the crowd greeted the Brewers with standing most triumphs in a month. The only winning month in franchise Oakland (Hunter 9-3) at Kan and Jim McAuley each had get better.” 0 runs in 2 innings.; L: Wirsui. ovations during pregame introductions. Crandall, a star during history was September of 1970, when the club was 15-13. sas City (Splittorff 10-3), N three hits. One of Belekewicz six team hits, Jan Peck led the Runner-up Was Consistent way with two singles. Boston (Pattin 6-8 and Curtis blows was a home run. 3-7) at Milwaukee (Slaton 4-5 Moriarty’s Tim Palmer, Joe Gan Still Beat Cubs When Ray Evelhoch compiled a 72-hole total score of 300 LITTLE MISS and Short 2-1 pr Champion 1-3). for the 1973 Mens Division Ciub Golf Championship at Kay Sets Pace Amaio and John Quaglia each Texas (Bibby 0-0) at produced two bingles. Both of In a battle for the top posi NEW YORK (AP) — The Pittsburgh straight pitching victory and has homered Manchester last weekend he matched his score of a year tion, Ansaldi’s remained un- Minnesota (Kaat 7-4), N Amaio’s hits were homers. Pirates are wallowing in the unac in each of his last three starts. In PGA Event beated by edging Manchester Five-Team Race California (Singer 10-3) at ago when he placed fifth. This time around the leader at customed depths of fifth place in the Brett survived a three-run homer by Olds, 16-14, at Martin Field. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago (Wood 14-7), N the halfway point was second best in the final Manchester Honda motored National League East, but despite that New York’s Rusty Staub in the first inning Wampanoag’s Bob Kay won Nella Leigher blasted a BATTING (125 at b a ts)- NATIONAI. LEAGUE tabulation...Bob karpilton, former Manchester High and past Acadia Restaurant, 11-8, at revolting development two facts are still and drove in two runs with his homer and a the weekly State PGA Golf grandslam homer while Debbie Blomberg, NY, ,402; W.Horton, East University of Maine football player, guided his Dennis- Fitzgerald. Mike Pagani hit and right up there with death and taxes in the sacrifice fly while Mike Schmidt knocked Tourney with a 37-35-71 on the Jimmy Ellis Goes Down and. Out in First Round Kosky and Jean Hennigan had sure-thing league ... the Pirates will beat Det,,.357. W L Pet GB Yarmouth Regional High to a 5-4 winning season la k fall in Farms Country Club in inside-thepark homer and had in three runs with a double and homer. In West Division Chicago 38 27 .585 two hits to lead the attack. Russ solo homers for the winners. Fergie Jenkins and Dock Ellis will beat The normally light-hitting Phils have RUNS—Mayberry, KC, 45; his first head-coaching position. A fine golfer, Hamilton is ,,Wallingford. George Cefaratti, Winner Earnie Shaver.Moves into Title Picture. Ref Is Hal Valan. the Chicago Cubs.. R.Jackson, Oak, 43. NEW YORK (AP) — How tight is the Sox’ Manager Chuck Tanner, reflecting on Montreal 29 28 .509 5 Willhide also had three hits. won seven of 10 games on their current American League’s West Division race? his team’s skid. “There are no excuses.” playing out of the Bass River Country Club on Cape Cod Pete Elosser, Bill O’Hare, and Geri Lombardo’s four-bagger Monday night’s 3-1 Pittsburgh victory RUNS BATTED St. Louis 30 31 .492 6 Bob McCaw led the golfers in Bill Ruff and Ron Nivison home stand, during which they’ve hit at a Well, the New York subway at rush hour this summer... Lou Becker reports the fourth annual helped Manchester Moulding to gave Ellis a lifetime 112 mark against the IN—Mayberry, KC, 62; 'RoyulH- A’h New York 28 30 .483 6% both homered for Acadia. .321 clip with 11 home runs. would be spacious compared to the five Cancer Fund Golf Tournament will be staged Friday at the team net score with a dest a 14-11 win over Nassiff Arms. Cubbies while Jenkins is a mere 9-21 R.Jackson, Oak, 55. Pittsburgh 26 32 . 448 8% ^ Dodgerg-Braves way squeeze going on over there. While Chicago and California occupied Ellington Ridge with $3,000 the goal. The field is already ball total of 67. ^ Cherie Dow had two homers in against the Pirates and has dropped eight HITS—Carew, Min, 76; most of the national TV, Kansas City Philadelphia 27 35 .436 9Vi DUSTY Chicago is still running in front, but just Manchester Country Club’s defeat. in a row since he last beat them two years Bill Russell drove in five runs with four D.May, Mil, 74. Manager Jack McKeon decided that his filled, Becker said. The latter will serve as co-chairman Thunderclap Uppercut In a mild upset. Mile’s Auto barely after dropping 11 of its last 16 assistant pro, Ralph DiNicolo, ago. singles, leading a 17-hit attack that DOUBLES-D.Allen, Chi, 18; team’s role as the backup game hurt the Los Angeles 40 25 .615 with John Harrigan and Sal Rossitto with Paul Kuehn the defeated Saving Bank of games, the latest a 9-2 thumping at the carded a 40-36-76. In team play Manchester Carpet Center It was the start of a key eight-game powered the Dodgers to their rout of the Melton, Chi, 14. Royals against Oakland. San Francisco 40 27 . 597 1 honorary chairmen. Last year $2,000 was realized for this Manchester, 18-16, at Robert hands of California in Monday night’s DiNicolo, Doc McKee, Walt rolled past Wilson Electric, 26- home stand for the Pirates — four each Braves and increased their lead in the T R IPL E ^C arew , Min, 7; “I hope we’re never on national TV Houston 36 30 .545 4Vi worthy cause...Chris Blake, who did a fine job covering Knocks Out Jimmy Ellis son Park. Brian Barstow, Bob nationally televised game. Ferguson, and Dave Lozlovich 8. Mary Calabro and Liz Shea with the Cubs and the Mets — and left West Division to a full game over idle San Coggins, Bal, 5; Bumbry, Bal, again,” he said. “ Everytime we’re on Cincinnati 34 29 . 540 5 Manchester Community College baseball this spring, has Valuk, Joe Curran and Tom Francisco. That victory left the Angels in fifth had a 36-33-69. each had four hits. Wilson’s them 8V2 games behind the East Division 5. there, we walk a bundle.” KC pitchers sur- Atlanta 28 37 .431 12 NEW YORK (AP) - Earnie Shavers un eluded victories against, a host of virtual Hessian each had three hits. place, but only IVz games behind the White J joined The Herald’s sports staff on a part-tiijie basis for Monica Murphy and Debbie Luz leading Bruins. Home runs byDarrell Evans, his 16th, HOME RUNS—Mayberry, ■ rendered nine bases on balls and the game San Diego 20 45 .308 20 loaded one thunderclap uppercut and unknowns, credited former light Homers were supplied by Sox. Squeez^ between those two are the summer months. Blake graduated from East Catholic both homered. Elsewhere, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Dave Johnson, his 13th^ accounted for KC, 17; D.Allen, Chi, 15. was only-shown in Chicago and Anaheim, Monduy'H Games Jones to Coach vaulted from obscurity into the legion of heavyweight champion Archie Moore’s Barstow, Valuk and Norm Minnesota and Kansas City, both only one- High last week and will enroll at MCC in the fall. The trounced the Atlanta Braves 13-3, the St. all the Braves’ runs off Andy STOLEN BASES-NOrth, Calif., where the White Sox and Angels Philadelphia 9, New York 6 WASHINGTON (AP). - heavyweight contenders. advice with helping him win. Francour. Messersmith, who scattered six hits. half game behind, and Oakland, a mere young man served as sports editor for the East Catholic Joan Vallone homered and Louis Cardinals edged the Montreal Expos Oak, .19; D.Nelson, Tex, 15. were blacked out. Imagine if the whole Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 1 Former Boston Celtics star K. Shavers, a former auto assembler from “Archie really sharpened me up,” he In a losing effort, Warren one game back. newspaper, the ECHO. .The Golf-o-Tron didn’t catch on and had three other hits to pace 1-0 in a rain-shortened five-inning contest Messersmith also contributed three PITCHING (6 Decisions)— country was tuned in? St. Louis 1, Montreal 0,5Vi in C. Jones was named head coach Canton, Ohio, who has run the gamut of said above the din of his crowded dressing Mosler had three hits while singles and drove in a run in the Dodgers’ In Monday’s other AL games, Oakland nings, rain proved to be only a fad at Talcottville and the indoor golf Willie’s to a 16-7 win over ’Turn and the Philadelphia Phillies outslugged Colbom, Mil, 9-2, .818, 2.01; small-fight clubs in his four year pro room which was jammed with Roger Lajoie homered. third straight victory. slugged Kansas City 9-5, Milwaukee of the National Basketball pike TV. Tracy Norwood also the New York Mets 9-6. Lee, Bsn, 7-2, .778, 2.01. RangerH-TwiiiH Los Angeles 13, Atlanta 3 venture has been scratched and the building is now the ■ Association Capital Bullets career, knocked out Jimmy Ellis with a wellwishers. “He taught me how to use ripped Boston 8-3, Detroit downed Jim Mason slugged his first major Only games scheduled homered. American League scores: Milwaukee 8, Cardg-Expog _ STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, popular Colony Restaurant...Jimmy Jackson, who starred Monday. right uppercut to the head at 2:39 of the my raw power and get more power into CANDLELIGHT Cleveland 5-1 and Texas defeated league home run and Dave Nelson scored I’lieHday'H Games u Boston 3; California 9, Chicago 2; Oakland 149; Singer, Cal, 113 in baseball and football at Manchester High, now manages Bullets’ President Abe Pollin first round of a 12-round bout Monday my shots.” Vito’s scored in every inning Rookie Mike Tyson slammed his first Minnesota 7-4. New York and Baltimore three runs, helping Texas past Minnesota, Shannon Murphy’s 9, Kansas City 5; Detroit 5, Cleveland Ip Chicago (Reuschel 8-4 and McDonald’s in Manchester...Ron Gurnon, who passdd up night at Madison Square Garden. Ellis, who won the World Boxing to bomb Wyman Oil, 23-10, at major league homer, leading Rick Wise were not scheduled. The victory left the sixth place Rangers Bonham 4-1) at Pittsburgh said Jones was given a three- grandslam, plus four base Texas 7, Minnesota 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE The end came after Ellis stunned Association version of the heavyweight Mt. I'^ebo. Bill Fecko stroked and the Cardinals over the Expos. Tyson, 12 games behind in the West and with a (Moose 5-6 and Johnson 1-0), N playirig baseball with MCC this spring, will enter Southern year . contract but no salary blasts from Mary Bourque, BATTING (125 at b a ts)- AngelH-White Sox Shavers with a short, choppy right to the crown following a tournament to find a five base hits while A1 Grzyb The Mets, who came to Philadelphia hitting just .231 at game time, belted a very lonesome feeling at the bottom of the New York (Parker 5-0) at Connecticut State College in September, The right-handed figure \vas released. Joann Weiss and Lynn Douville Mota, LA, .343; Maddox, SF, The Angels stung Chicago for four runs jaw. Shavers wobbled into the ropes with successor for Muhammad Ali, sat collected four safeties. Ron with a fivergame winning streak, couldn’t Balor Moore pitch over the left field qall division. Philadelphia (Lonborg 3-6), N pitcher should be a welcome addition to Coach Gene Jones, who played on eight led Army & Navy to a 18-11 win .337. , in the fourth inning, two of them on Alan Ellis in pursuit and was in obvious trouble dejectedly on a bench in his dressing Girouard, Jim Warner, Bob stop Ken Brett, who posted his third in the second inning. Montreal (Renko 5-3) at St. Casey’s squad. NBA championship teams over Hagler Realty. In defeat. . after absorbing two sharp left hooks to the room. Warner and Vic Salcius each RUNS-Bonds, SF, 65; Gallagher's triple. They added five more TiUtTN-IiKliunx Louis •( Murphy 0-1), N during 13 years with the Celtics, Shelly Valentine and Kathy jV.Davis, LA, 46. in the fifth, three of them on two bases jaw. “I had him h u rt... I had him hurt. What reached base'three times. Detroit supported Jim Perry’s four-hit Houston (Reuss 7-5) at San moves to the Bullets after one McCarthy both had home runs. Shavers, who weighed 206V4 and entered a bad break,” Ellis said in a low voice as Girouard and Jim Warner were RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, loaded walks and a wild pitch by reliever pitching with homers by Dick Sharon, Bill Diego (Kirby 2-7), N year as head coach of the San Cin, 52; Ferguson, LA, 49. Jim Geddes. Freehan and Aurelio Rodriguez to defeat N Diego Conquistadores of the the bout with a 44-2 record with 43 he shook his head in disbelief. “How much credited with homers. Wimbledon Field Atlanta (Niekro 6-3) at Los Armory Package defeated HITS-Bonds, SF, 89; That was enough to tag the White Sox 'Cleveland. Merchants Here Tonight knockouts, reeled back to the center of the time was it?,” he asked a reporter. For the losers. Woody Clark Angeles (John 5-3), N American Basketball Associar Bantley Oil, 20-8. Virginia Ftlentes, SF, 84. ^ with their fourth straight loss. “You have ring and then sent Ellis flat on his back Someone told him. He shook his head homered, doubled and singled. It was the sixth straight loss and 16th in Cincinnati (Norman 2-7) at tion. Zukas led the offense with two with the uppercut. Referee Harold Valan again. Rich Peck and Charlie Remains Unsettled DOUBLES-Cardenalf Chi, to ‘take the bitter with the sweet,” said the last 18 games for the Indians. San Francisco (Bryant 11-3), N hits while striking out seven of 15; Staub, NY, IS;- Simmons, Baseball counted Ellis out as floundered on the can “He just caught me with a desperation McNamara had three singles vas like a, beached whale, desperately shot. That’s a real shame. I was doing so each. the nine batters she faced. LONDON (AP) — Officials of the All-England Tennis StL, 15; Bonds, SF, 15. C i • » # Balesano Homer trying to rise. well until then.” Club announce the seedings for the Wimbledon tournament TRiPLEs-Metzger, Htn, 9; iSchmidt Loose at Plate MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Wyman Oil trounced the B.A. Sanguillen, Pgh, 7. Ellis, who weighed 199% and is ranked Ellis, who is now 38-8, said his future REC-.-( -Soccer- today but nobody could be sure who’s playing and who EXTENSION SERVICES Club, 22-3. Jan Bidwell, HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pgh, fourth among the world’s heavyweights, was undecided. “I love to fight. I want to North Methodist allowed isn’t. Lorraine Edgar, Lauri Jeff l^mbardo scored four SUMMER SESSION 1973 Paces MB Win regained his feet after the count and keep on fighting,” said Ellis, who has Multi-Circuits only six hits en 18; H.Aaron, AU, 18. .Turkington, Maureen Flavell goals to lead the Olympics to a With the world’s greatest ten proved an even bigger distrac Make Yow Summer More hrtereiting - Enroll in staggered into the ropes, his knees beaten Oscar Bonevena, George Chuvalo, route to a 7-1 victory at Nebo. STOLEN BASES-Morgan, 1 4-3 Division C triumph the nis event due to start in six tion. Few cared who had won Cin, 28; Bonds, SF, 22. Credit or Non-Credit Summer Course. rubbery and his glassy eyes staring intou Jerry Quarry and lost to Joe Frazier and Bob Segal had three hits while and Rachel Elliott each had Phillies’ Infielder Displaying a lively fastball and keeping ahead of the solo hotqi^s. Falcon last night. day’s time, lawyers were still the first round matches: they PITCHING (6 Decisions)— Openings Remain in the Following Credit Courses: space. Muhammad Ali. His voice trailed oef and twdLsafeties came from Jim Lombardo’s fourth tally arguing over whether Nikki all wanted to know what was batters, Moriarty Brothers’ John Serafini hurled the locals LaPenta, Steve Wilson and In defeat, Kathy Hailoran Bryant, SF, 11-3, .786, 2.22; “That was the only real punch I he began unlacing his shoes, came with 15 seconds Pilic of Yugoslavia could com happening in-the Queen’s bench to a 3-2 Twilight League win over Bristol Cassins last night Earle Custer. stroked a round tripper. Wise, StL, 9-3, .750, 2.78. landed,” said Shavers. “He caught me a Don King, Shavers’ co-manager, remaining in regulation time. pete. And until the decision is division of the high court. Paces Hot Attack Th ett thru-credit courtei meet Moitdeye, Tueedeye, St Thuredeye, begin at Muzzy Field in Bristol. STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, ning Thursday. June 20, 1973. ALUMNI couple of goods shots but they didn’t really shouted above the noise in his fighter’s Dorn Rot assisted on two goals made, more than 70 players are Moriarty's now sports a 5-1 Riordan singled and Frank Though the main focus of 99; Carlton, Phi^ 99. Wicz struck out, setting the Going eight' innings before hurt. I’m in good shape and when you’re in dressing room: for the winners. Gary' Pesso liable to walk out in sympathy attention was on the judicial record while Bristol, knocked PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Mike Schmidt |s beginning to BUSINESS LAW: 7:00-9:30 p.m. INTRODUCTORY condition you can get hit and come right “Now we’re on our way. Nobody can scored twice and Chris Melia for the 33-year-old Yugoslav CALCULUS: from the unbeaten ranks, stage for Balesano. The strong darkness, Crispino’s and court, Erik van Dillen from San 1:00-3:30 p.m. back.” stop us now. We’ll whip Joe Frazier and once for the losers. star. enjoy himself and the Philadelphia Phillies are beginning boasts a 3-1 mark hitter laced the righthander’s Nassiff Arms remained tied, 3- Matero, Calif qualified twice to score runs. 3, in a well-played contest at Shavers, whose impressive record in- then beat George Foreman for the title." Pilic, suspended by the Inter for the tournament while Jim CORPORATE FINANCE: 7:00- INTRODUCTION TO Serafini has appeared in five • fastball over the leftfield “I feel loose now, and I feel I In a Division D tilt, the Tor national Lawn Tennis Federa “I’ve always been a slow 9:30 p.m. ECONOMICS: 9:00-11:30 a m. of the first six Moriarty games. barrier for three markers. Mt. Nebo. Crispino’s banged WUffiUEft my Conners of Philadelphia can help this club.” . starter,” said the big third Gene Johnson had the other hit seven hits and were led by Dave nados pulled out a 2-1 win in two tion is asking a British high also advanced, He has won three games and baseman after hitting a double Schmidt currently is part of AMERICAN LITERATURE. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: 9:00- in the seventh. Rutherford and Tim Thibodeau Torza Qualifies overtimes, besting the Wild court judge to quash the suspen Mrs. Margaret Court of 1:00- lost one. TONIGHT’S GAMES and a home run Monday night to an explosive attaA that has 3:30 p.m. 11:30 a m. Bristol scored single runs in with two'hits each. Ricci and Black each tallied cats. Chris Diana booted the sion and declare him eligible to Australia won her first round Playing on the well-groomed In CWGA Play Stevenson’s vs. Lawyers help the Phillies whip the New enabled the Phillies to win the second and third innings. Mark Tweedie’s bunt was the one hit for the winners. The winning goal on a cross from play at Wimbledon. match from Christina Saidberg Muzzy Field, which is also the Dillon vs. Sears York Mets, 9-6. seven o fjfn games during this CREATIVE,^RAFTS: 9:00-11:30 MARRIAI3E AND THE FAMILY: Ernie Ginter reached on an only hit Nassiff’s could %et off losers’ attack was led by John Dave Pesso. Tom Shackner and All day Monday, Judge »Sir of Sweden while Chris Evert of home field of the Bristol Red Patty Torza, who won the VFW vs. Moriarty’s <)- “Y^u can look it up,” home stand. am . 7:00-9:30 p.m. of John Koepsel. Parla with tWo hits. the other Tornado goal. . Hugh Forbes listened to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., defeated Sox in the Eastern League, error, advanced on a wild pitch Hartford Times Invitational Schmidt said. “I always need In those 10 games, the and scored on Jim Ziogas’ Golf Tourodtnent last week, ' For the losers, Dave Boggini arguments from lawyers LaurA Rossuw of South Africa. ANALYTIC GEOMETRY & Moriarty's could muster only AMERICAN FARM Tonight about 100 at bats to get going. Phillies have hit at a .321 clip CALCULUS I: 7:00-9:30 p.m. single to make it 3-1. The final ALUMNI JUNIORS faltered to 41-45-85 yesterday in scored in the first period to give representing Pilic, the ILTF “I really don’t understand three hits off of losing pitclter AMEBICAN 7i25 Ya'nkg vs. ((Irioles, This time last year I was with 11 home runs. Cassin score came when Bud Groman’s Sport Shop Tallying 13 times in the last his teaman early lead. and the All-England Club, why they take so long to decide Dave Cichon. , the Connecticut Women’s Golf Two five-run innings gave WINF struggling at Eugene and the “Maybe it is the way Ken Smith singled and Mike Gion- amassed a 13-hit offensive out Association Championship at three innings, ■ Army & Navy« which runs Wimbledon, and . the case,” said Stan Smith, One of Cichon's pitches was Army & Navy an 11-4 victory rolled over Police's! Fire, 13-5 8:30«R ed Sox vs. Brewers, year before that I wasn’t hitting Brett is hitting,” said Manager These four-credit courses meet Monday through Thursday beginning vinazzo’s single' went through put to defeat Liggett Parkadq, Tumble Brook Country Club. • Manchester’s A team saw its still the case was not com reigning Wimbledon champion Thursday, June 28, Jagged by M oriarty’s Jim over Police & Fire last night a t’ last night at Valley St. WTIC at Reading. Danny Ozark. “He makes it Riordan’s legs for an error. 10-3, at the West Side Oval. Tom Miss Torza was 11 strokes off four-game with skein come to pleted. There were more legal from Sea Pines, S.C. Balesano for a three-run homer Waddell. Craig Pointer tossed a ASiN’s 14 hit attack included look so easy. Aggressive play is DATA PROCESSING: 7:00-9:30 Cichon then stroked a double to Bombardier, Brian Charlebois the pace of medalist Mrs. Bar an abrupt halt at the hands of submissions to come. ELEMENTS- OF PHYSICS: 7:00- in the first inning, which ac four-hitter to gain the win and Matt Peterson’s four-for-tour, catching. If somebody starts, pm . 9:30 p.m. score Smith, but an in and Wayne Fazzino had two hits bara Young of Aspetuck Valley Chaplin last night, 3-1. The Pilic ease has given the counted for the-winning output. helped the cause with two hits. and Scott Goehring’s three hits. the other guys get caught up in terference "^all got Moriarty’s each. , C.C. Mrs. Young carded a Chaplin was contained to one Queen’s Club totirnament—the With one, out in the first, Craig Labrec and Clark Stan- it.” 9 Bruce Balfe also walloped three last warm-up event before out of the inning. Liggett, limited to three hits brilliant 37-39-76 on the par 73 goal in the first half but added Brett, who is now 6-2, hit his Frank DiMauro walke^. Rich. dish also banged out two blows hits for ASiN. Wimbledon—even more of aa * Smith had three of Bristol’s by Bombadier, saw Spencer layout.' * ' two in the second. Manchester’s third home run in as many Openings remain in the following non-credil summer extension courses: apiece. For'PSiF, Donohue and air of unreality than usual. seven hits, all singles. Cichon Moore stroking a double. Match play started this mor only score came early in the se games to helps team come back P&F scored all four of its Hidecavage each went three- cond half on a shot to the left ' Queen’s Club has a reputation LEISURE TIME COURSES: whiffed 10 MB batters. ning. Miss ’Torza was to meet from a 3-8 deficit. HUMAN AWARENESS AND PERSONAL GROWTH: Starts July 3, 5 weeks, runs in one inning on a fifth in for-three at the plate.. for not being taken seriously. Tonight the local Gas House In an error-plagued contest, Mrs. Young in the first match corner by Steve Menschell. Rusty Staub followed a walk Tuesdays 7:00-10:00 p.m. $30.00 ning grandslam by Steve Wierz- The players have their minds on Gang will play at Mt. Nebo Manchester Savings topped of the day. j> The locals record is now 4-l-() to Willie Mays and a single by BEGINNING BRIDGE: Starts June 26. 4 weeks, Tuesdays & Thursdays. bicki. NATIONAI, FARM the big touhiament ahead. 9:30-11:30 a m. $17,50. Minimum Age:10. against the East Hartford Burger King, 10-5, at Illing. Bob Mrs. Marcia...Dolan, the with the next game Friday Felix Millan with his sixth Robert Hesselbach struck out against Coventry at Memorial When the (Jueen’s Club Weefk intermediate BRIDGE: Starts June 26, 4 weeks, Tuesdays & Thursdays Merchants. Game time is 6. Result had three hits while defending CWGA and State home run of the year, before 7:30-9:30 p.m. $17,50., INTERNA I’lONAL eight and fired a two-hitter as Field. opened Monday, the Pilic case Dave Wetherall poked two Open champion, recorded a 78. Brett had r e tir e ^ batter. t a il o r in g Starts July 2, 6 weeks. Mondays 6 Wednesdays 10:00-12:00 C o l / Dave Warner hit a homer and Bonanza downed Nassiff Arms, noon $25 00 bingles. Mrs. Wendy Ehrlich, playing “I had the f ^ l we would ' In a losing effort, Pete a single to pace the Oilers to a 7-3, last night at Bowers. Greg p e r s o n a l TYPING: Starts June 28, 6 weeks. Mondays & Thursdays 7:00- HS CALGARY - A1 Balding of out of Ellington Ridge C.C., come back,’; said Brett, “and I 9:30 p.m $35 00 15-12 triumph over Ansaldi’s at Jones and Alan Klibanof belted Janet Lynn Expected Toronto won the $10,000 Alberta Warren, Chris Deci and Bob carded a 41-41-82 to be in the BEGINNING CHESS: Starts July 2. 4 weeks, Mondays & Wednesdays 7:30- Verplanck last night. The Oilers triples for Bonanza, while made up my mind to hold .. Open Golf Championship with a Mumford each had a single. thick of things. them.” 9:30 p m. $15.00. Minimum Age: 10 Mufflers tallied 12 runs in the third/in- Hesselt^ch added a double. ATHLETICS: y;?*'’V'*'^ 214. To End Amateur Days The Phillies came right back PRICCD AS LOW AS ning to take the lead. ' A BEGINNING KARATE: Starts June 26. 6 weeks. Tuesday & Thursday, Stu Brian Shea, Lionel Lessard ROCKFORD, 111. (AP) — will announce the signing of to get Brett even in the bottom dent Center Main « im p u s. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Tuition: $20 00 ip’,•ij’i ; * * ' ; . ; ; . •• ROOKIE Janet Lynn^ Olympic medal Clark, Hilinski Qualify and Bob Wilson each belted two Keeping their unbeaten $5'-million contract “ involving a of the first. Loser Jim McAn- SLIMNASTICS'AND MODERN DANCE: Starts Monday. July 9. Meets Mon winner who has won the national figure.” i drew uncorked a wild pitch to day & Wednesday 6:30-8:00 p.m. Student Center. Main Campus. Tuition base hits for the winners. An record intact, the Yankees $17.50. Minimum Age 14 ' $7,95 BOLAND Three golfers playing out of national figure-skating title five . ..‘. f t . other golfers. saldi’s got two home runs and a Miss Lynn has held the U.S. Je t in the first run, then Schmidt the Manchester Country Club clubbed the WhiteSox, 17-7, last times in a row, is expected to Moil modeii prtctd under $10. Representing Manchester single from Steve Everett. night at Robertson. Chris Senior women’s championship >* doubled off the left field wall. Euluiiee unitized one-piece MOTORS took part in the North Section will be club champ Woody announce the end of her "I thought I had u home run WALK IN REGISTRATION -WILL BE HELD AT THE ihefi — far outlatte comparably Steve Stratton and Dave Cauedon had four hits and An for the past five years and priced mutliert. IQUAllTr USEOCWIS qualifying round yesterday for Clark who recorded a 39-35-74 amateur standing today. earned a bronze medaKin last and I loafed,” said Schmidt, Acouitically'luncd poiitrve Chevrette each had two hits for drew Kravitz hit three base hits STUDENT CENTER BUILDING, MAIN CAMPUS, 60 •ound control. the Connecticut State Golf and Stan Hilinski who fired a 39- Miss' Lynn, 20, scheduled a winter’s Olympics, who was out trying for a triple. UncDodllionany fu«ranteed Amateur Championship at the the losers. to pace the Yankee attack. news conference, in Chicago to maleriaU and worknipnthip. SAW ;; 3< Gal. 38-77. Neither Wirtz nor Miss Lynn ' '-i-It won’t ever happen again.” Wethersfield Country Club. INTERNATIONAI, FARM Richard Aroian played an out be held jointly with one called BIDWELL STREET ON JUNE 19 and 20 - 10:00 a.m. - Top golfer was Rich Meskell Matt Archambault had a dou standing defensive game to aid could be, reached for comment. Brett’s sacrifice Jly and a FUZZ AUTO PARTS' Two of the three advanced to, by Arthur M. Wirtz, owner of 12:00 noon and 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. AM OCO GAS! of Shuttle Meadow with a ble and a three-run homCr as the ^in. But Miss Lynn’s mother, r ■ ■ Bennet Tennis Team H*raid phou, by Pinu, costly throwing errtr by Jim 25 OLCOTT ST. the match play toumment June the Chicago Black Hawks ice 36» CENTER OT. blazing 70 on the par 35-36-71 (AP photo) Ansaldi’s moved into first place Braeton Reynolds and Brad Mrs, Floriah Nowi'eki, told-the Fregosi gave the Phillies two For further Information or an application, call the Dilsion MANCHESTER 25-28 at Wampanoag in West hockey team and a former ice Comprising Rennet Junior High’s teiinis squad this season were, top, Amy Stone, Dave of Extension Serices, Manchester Comipunity Coltege — PhOM 6434120 course. Meskell went out in 36 with a 7-3 win over Pro- Comollo each banged out two Rockford Morning Star her more in the second. Brett Phone: 643-155t Hartford. Scott Leone failed to Chris Evert’ Returns Backhand Shot show promoter. Maloney, Annette Duke. Front, Joel Mrosek, Dave Bellefleur, Doug Shulteis, Coach Ray 646-4900 ext. 384 or 385. and came in using 34 strokes. Remodelingilast night at blows for the losers. ’The Yanks daughter had “decided not to homered in the fourth and make the cut along with 105 Wirtz aides said Monday he compete any more.” Cocola. - ■ . Schmidt connected in the fifth. ...to Laura Rossouw in London Grass Tourney Charter Oak. are now 6-0. ■ B V
> I ' s \ I-* PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn^, Tues., June 19, 1973 BUGS BUNNY WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE
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