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PAGE THIRTV-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 24,1973 Coventry Drive With Care The Weather Everywhere Cloudy and cool tonight with some patchy Over The Holiday fog, lows in the upper 40s. Mostly cloudy Junior Women Donate $550 0 Saturday with a chance of afternoon and 0 - ilajtrt|p tpr tEupniug fcalJi evening showers. Highs in the low 60s. HOLLY GANTNER used to further community itn- MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 200 Officer Ljmdon Wilmot is high school grounds from May Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-e i g h t p a g e s - TWO SECTIONS Correspondent provement. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Tel. 742-8795 . • appearing at the two grammar 30'to June 2. There will be five Mrs. Goodin said the local schools today and tomorrow to The Junior Women’s Club club will work on the lake area rides, 12 games booths and make a presentation on the (JWC) has donated $550 to study being conducted by the refreshments at the event, various local charities,- program to students with which will be from 6 to 11 p.m. Rehabilitation Committee materials supplied by the PWA. following action at its May during the current program. on weekdays and from 1 to 11 The poster contest is divided p.m. on Saturday. meeting. Swimming Registration into two divisions, one for first The K of C and Policemen’s A $50 donation went to the The Mothers Qub has an­ and second graders, and one for Wives Association wili be par­ Girl Scout campership fund; nounced registration dates for $50 to Greenwood Nature and third and fourth graders. A ticipating and admission is Skylab Salvage Trek Under Way the annual Red Cross swim­ Conservation Camp for Girls; bicycle will l)e awarded to the free. ming program conducted an- winner in each category. Rules $75 to the Coventiy Beautifica­ nualjy by the club in conjunc­ tion Committee; $50 to the for the contest will be handed tion with the Recreation Com­ out during this week’s presenta­ Policemen’s Wives Associa­ mission. tion. W hirlaw ays tion; $75 to the American Registration for the three 3- The Coventry Whirlaways News Cancer Society; $50 to Girls’ According to PWA President Astronaut Trio week sessions are on a first Square Dance Club will hold a Softball; and $ ^ to a senior Lois Fawcet, “We hope that come, first served basis, and dance Saturday at the Capt. (Herald photo by Pinto) high school girl, to be named at this program will help children Capsules will take ptace at the Robertson to ride more carefully and lead Nathan Hale School from 8 to 11 Eagle Scouts Michael FYench, William Lawler, Raymond Joyner, William Gunther, Neal Nelson and Paul Kudra. the annual awards assembly on To Attempt First School on June 1 and Coventry to a safe summer.” p.m. Guest caller will be Don June 13. I Grammar School on June 4, Hanhurst of New York. Tickets According to JWC both dates from 7 t 9 p.m. will be available at the door and Space Repair Job Police Carnival 7' V Secrecy Defended spokeswoman Judy Adamick, soft-soled shoes are required. The' Policemen’s WASHINGTON (AP)-Defen- the donations were made possi­ The three sessions will run Rounds will be cued by Lillian Senior Scouts Earn Eagle Badges ble by the “hard work and sup­ from June 25 to July 13; July 16 Benevolent Association and Paul Zepke. ding the government’s right to CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) — Three American will sponsor a carnival on the keep secrets in the national in­ port of every member of the. to Aug. 3; and Aug. 6 to Aug. 24. astronauts rocketed into orbit today on an unprecedented clu'b.” terest, President |Vixon says it Presentation of Eagle badges Lawler has served as patrol Werkheiser, Timothy Whitney Bowen (2), Harry Carr (1), Instruction will be available is time "to quit making national mission to salvage the crippled Skylab space station and to six Senior Scouts was the leader and currently holds the and Stephen Witham. These Mrs. Paul Goodin, president under qualified instructors for Timothy Castagna (4), William heroes out of those who steal make it their orbital home for a record 28 days. highlight of a Court by Troop 25 office of chief junior assistant scouts also received two skill of the JWC, has announced the pre-schoolers, beginners, ad­ Chase (2), Barry Ckittle (1), secrets and publish them in the at Center Congregational scoutmaster, the highest boy of­ awards. local club’s entry in the 197^74 vanced, intermediate, and Riding with the all-Navy crew oL Charles Conrad Jr., Dr Brian Cox (1), Glenn Ellis (3), newspapers.” Church Wednesday night. Community Improvement junior and senior llfie saving.The Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz were hopes they can ficer in the troop. A scout since other, awards were as Chris Felleter (1), Jason FREE ESTIMATE Nixon brought nearly 600 The new Eagle Scouts are 1966 and a senior at Manchester follows; . Program, co-sponsored by the life saving course runs six Findlay (1), John Turkey (1), returned Vietnam POWs to repair this nation’s first orbiting station and save the $2.6- Michael French, William General Federation of weeks, and age requirements High School, he is the son of Mr. Assistant Patrol Leader; Michael French (3). ON DRIVEWAYS, PARNNG LOTS, their feet, cheering with billion project. Lawler, Raymond Joyner, and Mrs. John Lawler of 81 Ralf Michels, John Dziato, Women’s Clubs and Sears, are 11 years of age or comple­ Also, Guy Gunderson (1), emotional enthusiasm, as he A Saturn IB rocket blastedoff emphasis from space explora­ William Gunther, Neal Nelson Alton St. Robert Kieman, Larry Berry, Roebuck, and Co. tion of Sth grade for the juniors, William Gunther (2), Paul TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. made this off-the-cuff remark its launch pedestal at 9 a.m. tion to space exploitation, in­ and Paul Kudra. Purpose of the program is to and 15 years old or completion Nelson, a junior at Paul Misknnas and Jeffrey Harrison (1), John Hiller (2), in briefing them ’Thursday on EDT to start the astronauts on tended to benefit mankind in French, a senior at stimulate Federated Women’s of 9th grade for the wniors. Manchester High School and a Slater. Randall Joyner (2)', Raymond Phono D oyS 649~5233Evanlngs 846-0686 Mr. foreign and defense policy. He what could be a marathon many ways. Manchester High School, has Clubs to cooperate with other This year’s swimming com­ M member since 1967, is the son of Patrol Leadier: Thomas Joyner (4), Stephen Kahn (2), then entertained them, their journey. Conrad, 42, Kerwin, 40, and been a member of the troop groups and individuals in mittee is Bsu-bara' Charland, Habisay Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nelson of 24 Messier, Kenneth Arey, Mark Kimball (1), Paul Kudra wives, mothers and girlfriends Ten minutes later Mission Weitz, 41, were up early for since 1966 and has served as Bryan Dr. He has earned the Michael Shearer, Brian (k)x, (2), Rupert Lawrence (2), analyzing and meeting com­ Judy Donnelly, Jane Eberele, munity needs. at a lavish, rain-marred state Control reported they were their big day, rising at 3 ;45 a.m. patrol leader and junior assis­ God and Country award and has Guy Gunderson and David David Maidment (2), Pgul Jean Jacobson, and Caroline HOT BITUMINOUS PAVING safely in orbit more than 100 Over $100,(XI0 in awards is dinner for 1,300 under a vast for the traditional astronauts’ tant scoutmaster. He is the son held officie as patrol leader and Maidment. Maidment (1), Thomas Messier Stolgitis. Any of these women tent on the south lawn of the miles high. launch day breakfast of steak of Mr. and Mrs. Lester French junior assistant scoutmaster. Junior Assistant Scout­ being offered in the national can be called for further infor­ At Its Best! (1) , Jeffrey Metheny (1), Ralf SaiHng Experts and Kopairs Also White House. The 85-ton space station had and eggs. of 135 Autumn St. He also has master; Harry Arendt, James program. Five state awards, mation on the program. The Court of Honor started Michels (5), Kirk Nelson (1), passed over the Cape Kennedy After a brief physical earned the Protestant God and Bowen, Kenneth Burkamp, ranging from $50 to $400 will be Bicycle Safety British Scandal with the presentation of assis­ Michael Savidakis (2), David area minutes before launch and examination. Dr. Royce Country award. presented to top winners at the The Coventry Policemen’s tant scoutmaster badges to the Timothy Castagna, William Shearer (1), Jeffrey Slater (1), A LONDON (AP) - The when the astronauts achieved Hawkins, a space agency physi­ Gunther joined the troop in Shaw, John Staudt and David 77th annual convention of the Wives Association is conducting G&H PAVING following graduating seniors; Neal Nelson (3), Eric ’Iliomas Conservative government orbit it was some 2,500 miles cian, report^ “the crew slept 1966 and has served as junior Whiting. Michigan Federation, a bicycle safety program, James Aldrich, Ernest Arendt, (2) , Glenn Thomas (1), appeared today to be in no northeast of them. . well and they look good.” assistant scoutmaster. He holds Skill Awards; Thomas scheduled for next April in which will culminate in a poster Awarded Bronze Service Medal danger of being forced out of of­ Gregory DeNies, Michael Rtchard Tierney (4), Gary CONSTRUCTION CO. With mission commander Technicians helped them into the Protestant God and Country Messier, 2; Brad Aronson, I; Detroit. contest for youngsters in local fice by the sex scandal rocking French, David Glowacki, ’Turkington (6), Robert Weiss WEST STREET. BOLTON Conrad at the controls, the their,white spacesuits with bub­ award. A senior at Manchester Scott Aronson, 2; Harry Carr, Ail award monies must be schools in Grades 1 through 4. Grand Master William F. Saars pins the Pierpont Edwards Medal on the breast of Wayne Britain. Apollo ferry ship was to William Gunther, Raymond (1) and Todd Whitney (6). 26 Years’ Expartoncs ble helmets and the American High School, he is the son of Mr. M. Garland, who holds the citation he received for distinguished Masonic service (Herald Prime Minister Edward execute a series of maneuvers Joyner, Robert Kudra (in 1; Stephen^ Kahn, 1; Steven flag emblazoned on the sleeves. and Mrs. G ^rge Gunther of 63 Pagliuca, 1; Chris Wagner, 3. photo by Pinto) Heath assured the House of over I'/t hours to trqck down the absentia), William Lawler, As they left the crew Thomas Dr. Commons on Thursday that target at more than 17,100 miles Richard Mitchell, Jeffrey Tenderfoot Scout: Harry quarters, they smiled and Joyner, the son of Mr. and Carr. Britain’s security has not been an hour. Nickerson, Larry Ostrout, NAME B R A N D S waved at a group of newsmen Mrs. Herbert Joyner of 27 compromised because two Once there, they will examine Mark Silhavy and Curtis Willey, Second Class Scouts; Richard and space workers. They Saulters Rd., is a senior at Bowen, Stephen Kahn, ’Thomas TEMPLE’S WALL^TO- Wayne Garland Honored members of his government damage caused when a heat boarded an aircondltioned van Then, as is the custom of the Mancheister High School. He had been consorting with shield was ripped away during for the short drive to the launch troop, the new assistants Messier and Glenn ’Thomas. has been a member of the troop m . prostitutes. the launch of the laboratory 11 pad and rode elevators to the presented the other awards. First Class Scouts; Larry CARPET AND since 1966 and has served as a Berry, Brian Cox, Chris ^ WALL For Masonic Service Inaugurated days ago, exposing the lab to spacecraft level. junior assistant scoutmaster. Initiated as new scouts into Felleter, John Flurkey and Jef­ the extreme heat of the sun. When the astronauts reached Kudra, the son of Mr. and the troop were the following: frey Slater. FLOOR COVERING Wayne M. Garland, the 15,1915. He was admitted to the the lodge committee for the BUENOS AIRES, Argentina They’ll determine how best to orbit, the Skylab station was 2,- chaplain of Friendship Lodge of (AP) — Hector J. Campora, a Astronauts Blast Off Mrs. Robert Kudra of Neil Berggren, David Bowen, Star Scout; David Abbott. fraternity in St. Andrew’s Modernization Program of the erect a sunshade to cool the 500 miles ahead of them, over Masons, has been cited for dis­ Lodge in Bangor where his dentist wooed into politics by Ellington, formerly of Jay Carlson, Gregory Cassells, Bronze Palm, James Aldrich. 95 CARPET Masonic Home and Hospital at overheated lab and decide if the North Atlantic, and about B e g tinguished Masonic service by forebears had long been active Peronism, became Argentina’s A Saturn IB rocket with Skylab astronauts aboard blasted Manchester, is a junior at Carl Fenton, Robert French, The following scouts earned Wallingford. they can free a jammed solar 150 miles higher. f m u the Grand Lodge of Connec­ Masons. 30th president today in in­ Ellington High School. A troop Scott Grzyb, James Harrison, merit badges; David Abott (3), GarlaiKl, in 1970, was honored off Its pedestal a t Cape Kennedy a t 9 a m. and Is now In or­ panel to produce more elec­ The astronauts carry with ticut. He was educated in Bangor, auguration ceremonies closing member since 1967, he has Jay Jones, Kenneth Kudra, Bradford Aronson (2), Scott by Friendship Lodge when he bit for a planned link-up with the Skylab space station trical power. them three folded gold-and- SHAGS, TWEEDS, NOW $ 7 9 5 It has conferred upon him the and also at Maine Central seven years of military rule. Mryed as patrol leader and Rupert Lawrence, Michael Aronson (2), Lawrence Berry was chpsen as. “Craftsman Df which the crew will attempt to make functional by If they succeed, their mission .^ilver shades, one of which they Pierpont Edwards Medal in Institute, the University of the Year.’'' Campora’s mentor, former junior assistant scoutmaster. Savidakis, Dean Tully, Scott (2), David Bowen (1), Richard SCULPTURED, & TWISTS ■ « |.y < i. replacing a damaged sun shield. (AP photo) could signal a new era in which hope to erect to shadow the Bronze. That award is olit- Maine, and graduated from At South United Methodist dictator Juan D. Peron, was not the United States shifts Skylab from the sun and permit Pnoad at $7.50 a yard & up £ 5 1 "^ CM AROf POR MEASURING ranked only by the same medal Gorham Teacher’s College lii Church, Garland Is a Sunday on hand for the inauguration, them to take up occupancy for a £ 2 £ S I5 * ®***"®* "**TAI.LATI0N in silver for eminent Masonic 1951. He taught school in l ^ n e School teacher^ has served although Campora said after with 08% Rubber Padding £ 2 £ 5 1 "^ CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBIER PADDING record 28 days in space. They service. before moving to Connecticut on several commissions and winning the election that he also have tools that might free Three Receive Installed. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY METAL would not serve “for one ...... ?.* TC jniNG YOUR ROOM MaAsuRaMeMTi l Garland received the surprise in 1954 after his marriage to committees and is active in its a jammed solar panel and COEP Awards I Police I ALL PRICES REDUCED WaWMICMirtuUy artlnwH YwRs^rewwiitmidllwwSiiipHtl award ITiursday night at the Pearl Hope McKenney, also a Men’s Gub, minute without Gen. Peron Memorial Plans replacements for film and Masonic Temple from William school teacher. They eventually The Garlands live at 55 beside me.” medicine believed to have been AT SAVINGS OF $2.00 MIHROOM CAIPEI F. Saars of Niantic, the Grand Three Manchester High Report I EXCELLENT COIARS moved to Manchester when Russell St. Lottery Numbers spoiled by the high heat in the School students were honored I'J* a yard. TEiias-tatc-pioso i'lir Eiaras Master of Masons in Connec­ Garland obtained employment In Summation, Saars said, “It station's cabin. ticut. at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. can be truthfully observed that By The Associated Press Include Parade at the third annual Cooperative Thee Windsor Locks youths Preparing various sun shields 'iwt, Km In his remarks, Saars said it Garland affiliated with Here is a list of winning Occupational Education were charged Wednesday night Brother Garland, with his six- under a crash program almost M td jllid was fitting "that the presenta­ Manchester Lodge of Masons weekly lottery numbers from Program (COEP) banquet with illegal pdssession of con­ foot-nine-inch stature, stands The Monday blues are caused another delay in the PLASTIC H E tion should be made in the and was a charter member of northeastern states drawn this (CONNARNG) which will per­ Tuesday. trolled drugs (marijuana) after head and shoulders above the scheduled to come one day late astronaut liftoff. It already has MIY PUlll II se MIS presence of both lodges in Friendship Lodge. He has W6Ck' form the gun salute. Dean Carpenter, 371 Spring a one-car accident on Olcott St. crowd. But figuratively, by vir­ while Manchester, like the rest been postponed 10 days because 12 colen available Manchester which he has served as the chaplain of CONNECTICUT 54024 The order of parade is as St., received the Diversified Charged were Robert Miller, tue of his ritualistic ability, of the nation, whips out the red, follows: of the launch mishap that served so long and so well.” Friendship for seven years and loyalty to the craft, and MASSACHUSETTS 342959 Work Experience Award. 18, Martin Wakeman, 18, and RUGGYLION TRIMS AkSO NEW JERSEY 104588 white and blue in celebration of First Division: Manchester ripped a heat shield from the Thursday night, Manchester is chairman of the lodge’s exemplary qualities, he stands Skylab on May 14. The Distributive Education David White, 17. The three AVAILABLE 60 ea. NEW YORK 383488 Memorial Day. Police Department and Colors; Lodge of Masons was paying a sickness and distress com­ head and shoulders above the Commander Conrad, with ad­ Award went to Robert Yakaitis, were in a car operated by PENNSYLVANIA 947532 For the pessimist. Memorial marshal and staff; honorary 406 Burnham St. fraternal exchange visit to mittee. He was co-chairman of average.” Day is merely one less day of vice from the ground, will make Miller when he lost control of o f t h € RUG BRAIDED Friendship Lodge to confer the (Qualifier AS2). marshals; parade chaplain; Donna Lee Brown, 48 Esquire work. the decision on which of the the vehicle and struck a tree Entered Apprentice degree. marshal’s honorary staff; Dr., was awarded the Health police' said. w e e k CHAR PADS 960 ! But Memorial Day seems to Manchester High School Band; three sunshades to use after an Services Award. More than '80 Masons bring out the optimist in most on-the-spot assessment. Miller was additionally witnessed the presentation of HQ. Co. 1st Bn, 169 Inf. CNG COEP, a work-study program charged with operating a motor COANIC FLOOR T U of us, as droves of families Color Guard and Firing Squad; The astronauts plan to fly the medal to the 6 foot 9 Magruder Reported around the Skylab first to at Manchester High School in­ flock to state parks and beaches vehicle while Under the, in­ 1 X 1..poHefiw & londoMi Garland, and they included of­ Civil Air Patrol. corporating both academics fluence of liquor or drugs. for a long weekend of hiking, assess damage caused when the Heads lOH ficers from the several al- Second Division; Gold Star heat shield was torn off 63 and on-the-job training, is Police say that a search of biking, swimming and just Parents; Disabled Veterans; Shinyl Vinyl 830 filiated bodies where Garland plain relaxation. seconds after launch. directed by Neil Lawrence, the car produced approximate­ Ready To Tell All WWI Barracks and Auxiliary; labors fraternally. They in­ And for those who care to Experts estimate that, once a faculty m em ber at MHS. Marybeth Tucker, 457 E. ly an ounce of marijuana, a The NO WAX Floor Daugthers of Union Veterans; 5 ft. TUB ENaOSURES cluded a Past Grand Master, a remember what is, being shield is erected over the sun­ Classroom bourses arie Center St., has been installed as marijuana cigarette, the stubs upto0x12KitinstaHad Af/ce Seibctlon of Colon Grand ’Trustee, a district depu­ At raqvbad by State Law WASHINGTON (AP)—The U.S. attorney here has dis­ U.S. Atty. Harold H. Titus Jr. celebrated, Manchester will baked craft, temperatures designed to prepare students the president of Instructors of of several other marijuana ty, two past deputies, five past prop, extra with 2 towel ban. closed that a key m em ber of the W atergate conspiracy has said Thursday that after con- hold its own special festivities ‘(See Page Fourteen) should drop to a livable 60 to 70 for successful transition from the Handicapped (lOH) for the cigarettes and several empty masters from each of the two fering with his three principal honoring those who died in the ^ degrees within a day or two. an academic environment to an coming year. beer bottles. Excellant choice of colon lodges, the-high priest and agreed to plead guilty without immunity and to testify as a HE. $79.91 prosecutors he had learned that many U.S. military in­ employment situation. The A junior at East Catholic All three received minor in­ 049,95 several past high priests of prosecution witness at trial. He did not identify the in­ “it is realistic to anticipate a volvements. generai emphasis is to provide High School, Miss Tucker has juries in the collision and were Delta Chapter, Royal Arch dividual. John Garofalo occupation education for been involved for three years in treated at Manchester m . CERAMIC TILE comprehensive indictment A Sunday church service, a FORMICA Masons, where Garland is an students who seek careers this student-run organization Memorial Hospital and within 60 to 90 days.” parade and ceremonies in EXCELLENT BUY ON BATHROOM COUNTERTOPS officer, and the craft clubs of Center Park on Monday are the Was hi] ton Social requiring less than a bac­ d esired to teach swimming to released. IntaOit M NC IM Irtcludes the lodges. ^ Government sources quoted of the marching unit of the 6 pc. Reoienablf. in the New York Times today major activities occuring on calaureate college degree. handicapped individuals. The three were released un­ BRAIDED RUG In the citation. Grand Master Army & Navy Club. His ap­ nxtura Expertly imtalled identified the conspirator men­ this year’s Memorial Day. Focusing on valid learning A member of the Girls der $200 non-surety bonds for $ i C Q 95 Saars alluded to the qualities of pointments include CWO Peter by our own mechonlci tioned by Titus as former White Highlighting the celebration Club A' niversary experiences for students rather Leaders Club at East Catholic, court June 11. SAMPLES I WW PNHnfPiipmUn tim compassion, charity, loyalty, Three Boys Die Benson, USMC retired, as chief will be John Garofalo, principal than provision of work for com­ she has been a lifeguard at House aide Jeb Stuart of staff; and T. Sgt." William dependability, energy and ac­ speaker at the Cbnter Park pensation, COEP' consists of Swanson Pool,.and at the Fami­ r4 "x 4 '^ Rw. $19.95 $ 1 1 . 9 5 tivity which he said has earned Magruder. Magruder later Rogers, USA, CPO Jack Grezel, M t o n a n served as an assistant to ceremonies, who will discuss Program Saturday three basis areas: health ser­ ly Swim at Manchester High Gen. MacArthur^s . lir*x3 0 " $7.95 $ 3 . 9 5 Garland the esteem of those USNR Ret. and EOl-C Richard In ‘Sea Of Fire’ former Atty. Gen. John N. the formula of tradition, youth vices, distributive Education ^hool. Stebbins,fUSN, as deputy chiefs \ Widow Honored 74 "x 3 6 ” $9.95 I V L M T V r a with whom he comes in contact and “the older generation” as a and Diversified Work Miss Tucker is a former Mitchell on the Committee for of staff. A ‘Concert in Center Park’ Saturday afterjjoon will mark i $ 5 . 9 5 in civic, fraternal and religious way to create a more Experience. member of the Manchester NEW YORK (AP) - Jean BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A “sea of fire” trapped and the Re-election of the Presi­ The marshal’s honorary staff the public celebration of the Washington Social Club’s 50th service. meaningful M emoriaf Day. Robert Charnas, president of Recreation swim team, and is MacArther, widow of Gen. killed three young brothers on the top floor of a four-story dent. invited to march' are Mayor 9x12 Garland’s Masonic career Garofalo is the director of the anniversary. WINF Radio, spoke on “Values currently a CCD teacher at St. Douglas MacArthur, has been tenement early today. Titus also said that John Thompson, Town Manager • LONG w utm c began in' 1947 in his native Howell Cheney Regional It will feature a symphonic band concert by the Sphinx in Vocational Education.” He Bartholomew’s Church. honored as “Woman of the • ITAW IBISrAMr negotiations currently are un­ Robert Weiss, (Thief of Police Maine where he was bom Nov. Asst. Fire Chief Joseph Von Ehr said it appeared two of Vocational Technical School. Temple Shrine Band, plus drills by four pipe bands and noted the "real life problems” Year” by the U.S.O. LMOLGIM RUGS • u r r TO cuAM COM PUm Y der way aimed at obtaining James Reardon, the • quiir iMoai nmt the young boys tried to escape the flames. He said their In the tradition of prevalent in the work-study At a Plaza Hotel luncheon CHOICE SELECTION IN$TALL0 > guilty pleas and cooperation Manchester Board of Directors dancing by Scotch dancers from Washington, D;C. Mexico’s burrowing toad, • NUVr NAM UCK Manchester, the annual program, in maintaining that Wednesday, the service bodies were found in a living room while the third from others implicated in the and the fire chiefs of the Town The event begins at 2 o’clock when the Shrine Band will known also as the digger toad, Ki$. $14.95 Memorial Church Service will the dualistic method of educa­ organization praised ’ Mrs. youngster was discovered in a rear bedroom. wide web of scandals that have Fire Department-and the has a body the shape of a hen’s be held at 7 p.m. Sunday at the strike up the program with a march. Meanwhile, the pipe tion is necessary for this “par­ MacArthur for her “lifetime COMMERCIAL Globe Hollow come to be known as the District Fire Department. e(K, a pig-like snout and a voice Von , Ehr identified the vic­ Salvation Army, 661 Main St. bands will parade from the Washington Social Club on E. ticipation society.” which sounds like the hoarse concern for our young H $ U $ Mattresses blockin| the front Watergate affair. Honorary marshals will be RUBBER BACK tims as ^ b e r t Russell, 6, and Maj. Lawrence J. Beadle, com­ Center St. to the park, being led by the color guard of the Joseph Cappuccio Jr., a cry of a bird. Americans in uniform.” door to the hallway were bur­ Addressing himself to appointed and invited to march n i i - Pool To Open his brothers, Rodney, 9, and manding officer, will lead the COEP student,' was toast­ ning when firemen arrived and speculation that he and his on the staff of the marshal as Omar Shrine Club. KITCHEN CARPET. Larry, 10. Their mother, Doris service. He is a veteran of the master at the event, and Mon­ Saturday caused “an impediment to get­ prosecutors would withdraw wreath bearers representing After posting of the colors and opening introductions, the n Niwien couM coMMUTKma Russell, was admitted to British Royal Air Force. signor Edward J. Reardon, ting access to the front from the Watergate case, Titus veterans of World .War I and II, Shrine Band will offer a concert of about an hour, featuring l iv e , MAINE Globe HoUqw Swimming Pool Bridgeport Hospital in The Memorial Day Parade, member of the Eduddtional Ad­ W IT H ... i r « | $ ' stairway,” he said. confirmed this had been their the Korean Conflict and the on Spring St. will open or the "serious” condition suffering anticipated by both young and marches, scores from several Broadway shows, overtures, visory Committee, gave A IN S T I0 N 6 HI-OEN8ITY “A back draft or smoke intentioh up to the time of a Vietnam Conflict. 9 7 i 3 FOAM BACK season Saturday at 10 a.m., from lacerations and smoke in­ old alike, will form at 9 a.m. and works from the celebrated Leroy Anderson. vocation. Remarks were made wMIAs explosion” blew “a couple of meeting Wednesday afternoon Other participants in the ■1110 SNilN VINYl Manchester Rec Director Mel halation. Monday in front of the Army & by James Farr of the I LOBSTERS BRAIDED RUGS firemen out a back door” as with Archibald Cox, the newly Center Park event include Pipe bands to be featured are the Manchester Pipe Siebold has announced. Navy Club on Main St. Moving Educational Advisory Com­ A fourth Russell child, they tried to enter the hallway named special WatergaU Peter Vendriljo, chairman of Band, the Stewart Highlanders British-American^Club It will operate Saturdays, out promptly at 9; 30, the parade mittee. FLOOR roilSH ^ cmiic mi Till D^pthy, 11, was reported in from the rear. Von Ehr prosecutor. the Permanent Memorial Day Pipe Band, St! Patrick’s Pipe Band, all from Manchester; $3995 $59J5 Sundays and holidays from 10 fair condition at Bridgeport “He urged us, in view of the will continue north on Main St. reported. Qommittee; and Mayor Thomp­ and the visiting Denny &.Dunipace Pipe Band from a.m. to 6 p.m. and weekdays Hosptial where she was suf­ Seven firemen suffered important work we were doing, to E. Center St. to Munroe son; both will make introduc­ Washington, D.C., under the direction of Sandy Jones, pipe • New Zealanders , $ . isritUATiiiw.^M8.9S from noon to 8 p.m. The fering from smoke inhalation. smoke inhaltion and minor cuts that it was in the public interest Park, halt for a short service tory remarks; the Rev. Nor­ Chicktn Lobattn, 1 wfth2pe schedule will be in effect to A hospital spokesman said a that we carry on the develop­ and travel west on the north •major. Many of its members were formerly with the U,S. \ pc. fixture M iq .ft. pnp.txtia battling the flames. Six of them man Swenson, pastor of Trinity Considering Laws i 2 lane of E. Center St., west on ApproxImaMr 1 Lb. June 21. girl identified as Deborah Lee, were hospitalized. ment of the case,” Titus said. Coveneant Church, who will Air Force Pipe Band. , The summer schedule for all Center St.and south on Linden On Land Sales i 20,. also was admitted in fair The six-family tenement "At this time, I wish to advise - give the invocation; the Manchester’s Douglas Forbes is a former member of pools will be announced later. St. WELLINGTON, New' TEL condition with smoke- inhala- . building included stores at you that we will accede to Prof. Manchester. High School Band THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY The town’s other pools will open Cox’s reqhest...” The Rev. Kenneth Gustaf­ that band, and his father is general chairman for the an­ Zealand (AP) — Finance' 6 43-6 6 6 2 tion. She was listed as a resi­ ground level. Firethen which will perform several FRESH FROM MAINE! T C M D I C’ C ^ M A N C H B n i at noon on the day schools close dent of the Russel apartment. In other developments son, Calvary Church Assembly niversary events of the Washington Social Club. Minister Wallace E. Rowling i evacuated the building which musical selections; Father f l o o r c o v e r iik next month for the current Thursday, the, Senate’s of God, will give the eulogy at ' Open House will be observed at the club all day, and a t 9 has announced the government < I CmrLt o Firemen had to wade through suffered “heavy water-and Brian Jeffries, who will give HIGHLAND PARK MARKET school year. “a sea of flames in that hallway VVatergate hearing recessed un­ Munroe Park. p.m. there will be an anniversary ball in Orange Hall. is considering stren^ening the ^ 6PIH MON thre lAT 9-4 TNN9S t F9I smoke damage,” Von Ehr said. the benediction; and the 2$th with everything burning,” Von til June 5, and former FBI ac- The parade marshal will be laws on foreign land acquisi- 317.Hlgniaim.Bt., .MancKester — Ptiaae.646*4i277 Connecticut's Urgest Floor CoveriNg Deiler The cause of the fire was not Division of the 169 Infantry, OUT Of TOWN CAU COUECT Ehr said. determined immediately. James R. Wagner, commander Uoa. (Sce Page Fourteen) National Guard Squad,

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j^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 25,1973 — PAGE THREE ^heinwold on Bridge ^Lovers^ Said W AIT DISNEY T V Tonight rnRRM OflBAIID CH^iTHEATRES EAST > ------Andover------WEAR PAR'TVER'S SHOES I See Smtunimy't tferaW fo r ; • TPr.E ViSCHESTER SH, PARKiDf • E:9 Par Excellence ik M M H C it South dealer Com pht* TV LittimgM TO S1.MPUFY PROBLE.M Neither side vulnerable GsEflisTAniun By Alfred Sbeinwold keeooM oooooam a^^, Memorial Day Parade if i N O R T H When a baad kwks difficult (C flC E M C D fIMT meHTtf ^ AQ984 June B. Tompkins from your side of the table, im­ (Herald Reporter) <0 KJ9 — 9 M — ANNE EMT Parade marshal for this School Band and majorettes, agine that you are sitting in O A7 (3>8-42) NEWS O Cheerleaders m With three new faces in a Correspondent year’s event is J. Leslie your partner’s siioes. There the civil defense unit and the EAST WINDSOR ♦ AQ5 (It) SECRET AGENT * four-member cast and a direc­ Tel. 228-3971 Goodier,' retired lieutenant Explorer Scouts. may be no problem at all wfaen lE S T E A S T tor who kept things snapping U S. RTE 5- • •DRIVE-IN* • • 623^3079 (20) SOUNOINQ BOARD IMSCST MWEMCNT PAM IN The annual Memorial Day commander of the British Also marching are the Boy you change your point of view. I 52 ^ KJ 10 6 3 E 3 taw like a rubber band,' the South (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE © M R Parade will be held Monday Royal Navy. Speaker for the Scouts, Girl Scouts, Browhies, I Fte wsT waprs -asgr timr 1 South d ^ e r > 4 2 .0? 6 5 3 new ENCIMO (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Windsor Country Players morning at 9:30 starting at the d Y is Charles Phelps of Hebron the Fire Department and the Neither side vulnerable >KJ632 0 10 98 Mgli Plains Drifter * * * * d M * d * . (40) WILD WILD WEST s presented a fast and funny Neil CCa)GI]ATI0NS Andover Elementary School, on Opening lead ~ Five of » n 3 2 (I) Rham Band. World War I rriiFirkiRf, Frtt AJmiiiiiN Simon comedy last nigfat that Hebron Rd. to the Memorial Making their first S p a ^ — 0:30 — veterans will participate in the S O U T H ' MEMORIAL DAY was “par excellence.” We have received an unsigned Stone on Rt. 6, then back to appearances in the annual West opened the five of ♦ 7 (3) CBS NEWS she would go, playing nurse. motorized section of the "Last of the Red Hot letter from one who recalls our Center Cemetery on Cider Mill parade will be the Andover parade. ManchesteriiuNn I mST I >-aajj. spades, and South wondered Z> A Q 10 8 7 (8) ABC NEWS _____ WEEK END And I am sure in other (22-30) NBC NEWS Lovers,” the three-act comedy attention to conditions that Rd. what to do about the losing 0 Q 5 4 entire park open neighborhoods, somebody's Jerry Lewis^’,^Twin Cinema (24) WORLD PRESS written in true Simon style, was were customs in Manchester diamonds. He thought of 3 Lost Horizons m directed by Gerda Schwartz, a mother also had to play nurse. TRI TPM SAT 1PM around the turn of the century. Cinema 1 kajli29i4R£inem a 2 drawing jnst one round of SiMib -TKIO- Dr. Higgins’ practice grew long time member of the Mark Be it known that we had no trumps and then running all (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN • ID CiRDS REQUIRED iHHERE APPLICmLLE SUN 1PM MON 1PM very large and he became one Twain Masquers and a televi­ hospital in town then and often O M d f j t l i e ITour clubs. This would allow (t) TRUTH OR B - l of f^nchester’s outstanding do- sion and radio actress. the doctor’s first knowledge of him to discard the losing dia­ CONSEQUENCES Simon’s style often uses the tors. To some he was a doctor; year’s best ‘ “ •••» SUNDAY, MAY 27 an approaching birth was his In 3 Minutes mond from dummy if either op­ (22-30) NEWS v: same setting for more than one Jaycee Director to others a friend; but to us he Opening lead — 4 (24) FREE-FOR-AU LOBSTEB D I N N E R $5.95 AND sudden call to attend it. was big brother. Dr. Higgins f i l m s ; ’^ ponent bad four trumps and version of a particular theme. The letter writer’s mother also four or more clubs. (40) ABC NEWS In this instance, Barney died in 1926. Later his brother, a MONDAY, MAY 28 George W. Baldwin Jr. of was one of those women on Dr. Edwin Higgins, came to Very unlikely, South decided. — 7:30 - { Theatre ] ^ Cashman, after 23 years of a Coventry was elected a United whom the doctors relied in each The situation looked hopeless, Daily Question (3) WHAT8 HAPPENING nice marriage, with a nice wife, Manchester and was just as You Can Have Rolatiiii of Fresh Floundor $3.95 States Jaycee director for the neighborhood. They were not until be thought of playing the At dealer, yon hold: (8) LASSIE j Time Schedule j|' living a nice life, decides it’s beloved as his brother Joseph Seafood SMKng, Whto Souco. THE Connecticut Jaycees at the an­ mid-wives nor registered as Higgins. band as tbmigfa North were Spadea, A-Q-9-8>i; Hcarta, K- (20) HUMAN DIMENSION about time to "live it up” a lit­ nual meeting at Banner Lodge, nurses. They asked for no pay. declarer. North would ruff out J-9; Diamonds, A-7; Clnbs, (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL re­ tle before going over the hill. At It was O.C’s good fortune to Banquet Facilities Available Moodus, recently. Baldwin, a They were just faithful sisters be very well acquainted with the losing spades, so South A-Q.S. (24) WALL STREET WEEK B*. the age of 47, this is about his state Theater — “Soylent member of the Manchester to any other woman who needed one of those unheralded proceeded with that plan. Wlial do you say? (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Green” 7:30-9:15 | last chance. Jaycees, joined the local group help. They put the affairs of Pierced Ears heroines, and an account of her He woo the first trick with Answer: Bkl one ^ude. ’The (40) NANNY AND THE U And so, using hjs mother’s m u Burnside ’Theater — “Hitler, S FIANO’S RESTAURANT in January 1973 having been another and her family ahead of many experiences would fill an IS0 pro! Neil Simon's _ the ace of spades and ruffed a hand is not strong enou^ for a PROFESSOR Last 10 Days” 7:15-9:15 apartment as a rendezvous, he transferred here from Seattle, their own during their emergen­ spade. Declarer returned to RT. 6 & 44A 643-2342 propositions three different interesting book with tragedy, forcing opening bid. Some - 0 K » — Vernon d n e 1 — “High Plains Wash, by the Aetna Life and cy. dummy with the queen of clubs women to meet him there. His comedy and down to earth BeartfneakKid experts might open with 2-NT, (3) MOVIE Drifter” 7:00-9:00 Casualty Company. He has II ever there were angels on living humanity. to ruff a second spade. He got but this supresses a fine spade mother works at Mt. Sinai 2 missesi previously served the earth those women should be An Elaine May Film • ■Run W id. Run F r a f (1969). Vernon One H — “Soylent *s Dr. D.C.Y.Moore summoned back with the ace of clubs to. suit and overstates the high- Hospital and doesn’t get home l* » . itm M e n i>nB: (8-40) BRADY BUNCH Green” 7:15-9:15 Washington State Jaycees as counted among them. her to a case where a man 80 Complete ruff a third spade, and led to the card strength of the hand. iDPEN: till five in the afternoon, so MMs OM ■ 7111 M l (20-30) SANFORD A SON Manchester Drive-In — state chairman for Human and Here is the letter; years old had a wife of 18 years CM *n79c ace of diamonds to ruff the last Tins., - Thurs. 11 AM. -12 PJL BUNN Barney has a few fast hours on (n-1 M n k Me I H 7H I Ml (24) WASHINGTON WEEK “High Plains Drifter” 10:15; Environmental Improvement, “I would like to pay tribute to age. After a baby was born the ■ n tlk n . L tA-I« spade with the ace of trumps. Copyright 1973 Fri. • Sat 11 AM . - 1 AM. three different occasions to as external state vice presi­ the late Dr. Joseph A. Higgins, ‘ — 8t30 — “You’ll Like My Mother” 8:30 doctor said there was another ■ 2».ll( General Fealurea Corp. Sun. 12 Noon -1 1 P.IA SHOW^ pursue his conquest. dent, as a state vice president, (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY Jerry' Lewis ’Twin Cinema 1, who came to Manchester in the to follow. Although the mother Caldor Shopping Plaza — With Barney bungles his first and last May was elected a U.S. year of 1909 or 1910. My mother One Trump Left (20-30) LITTLE PEOPLE attempt with Elaine Navazio. said "no” the doctor could not “Shamus” 7:10-9:10 Jaycee director in Washington was one of his first patients. agree and so there was Having ruffed four times, (24) JUNE WAYNE YOSEMITE His idea of getting acquainted Your Ears Pierced by Trained Personnei '“rONIUHl iSouth had only one trump left in Jerry Lewis ’Twin Cinema 2, state. He resigned from the He came carrying a walking “twins.” When the doctor still 5 __9:00___ A n Restaurant! SAM is to talk,'but it doesn’t match MANCHESTER Caldm* Shopping Plaza — “’The latter position due to his cane. Later as he got more announced there was still Ibis hand: the queen. He led this Polyneoian ,Chine$e cramMli 4c Elaine’s ideas. Tuesday (8-40) ROOM 222 Heartbreak Kid” 7:30-9:30 transfer. patients, he asked my mother if another the mother said and Fitted with Goid-Piated Studs land overtook with dummy’s Barney seems to have picked (20-30) CIRCLE OF FEAR Biue-Hills Drive-In — •ad American Food fuiIMEJOS p o r k y ' As a U.S. Jaycee director, my brother (age 15) could drive positively “No more.” Iking of hearts. He proceeded to up in tempo, but only slightly, (24) U.8. OPEN BADMINTON “ McCabe and Mrs. Miller” 8:22 PIG Baldwin joins four others from a buggy for him. lied out the jadi and nine of when he meets his second She could not help it but there Ibearts from dummy, discarding — 9:30 — Meadows Drive-In — “You’ll Connecticut who will represent It was quite a struggle was a triplet born. She had, paramour. A hotsy-totsy red making house calls, in all kinds Ail work done by trained personnel with Itwo diamonds from bis own (8-40) ODD COUPLE like My Mother” 8:30; “High Tropical Island Drinks w ile'^e . the state on the National Jaycee however, made up her mind and Plains Drifter” 10:30 COYOTE head, Bobbi Michele talks like a Planning Board. of rain and snowstorms. ITS SAFE! 24 K gold plated stainless steel studs Iband. South’s king and jack of — KhOO — Cocktails house afire exploiting her hence forth made no claim to U.A. East 1 — Baldwin said, “The Jaycees Driving out into the country on ■clubs then took the last two (8-40) LOVE, AMERICAN * Busineosmen’a Luncheon various eyebrow raising number three. She cared well I tricks. “Cheerleaders” 7:30-9:15; offer leadership opportunities mud roads to reach the sick. My for “her twins” but the old man 8 T Y U • Luau Dinners experiences with men, and for young men between the ages brother then would have to take Takes just 3 minutes. Ears pre-marked Did you foresee that South (20-30) BOLD ONES “ West Side Story” 12:00 Mid­ always had to do all the baring night raO N E eventually gets Barney to join of 18 and 36 through their many the buggy to the livery-stable, irS EASY! for proper centering. ■ would discard his losing (24) STATE OF CONN. her in a pot smoking siesta. for “his triplet.” To the best of U.A. East 2 - “High Plains community activities. Any and walk home. My mother I diamonds on dummy’s trump? 6 3 3 -2 4 7 0 Tnke home orders and Renerraliont When he hears his blink, he our knowledge many years — 10:35 — Drifter” 7:30-9:25 young men who reside in the always waited up for him, to later the triplets had developed knows he’s stoned. Manchester area can obtain see he had something hot to (24) MARTIN AQRON8KY U.A. East 3— “Lost Horizon” ROAD into fine young people. It’s Jeannette Fisher, drink. — IldK) — 7:00-9:30 141 Hebron Ate. Glastonbury,-Conn further information by contac­ On another case to which Dr. iV— Barney’s wife’s best friend, ting the Manchester Jaycees at Finally my brother got double CLINIC HOURS (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS ’ South Windsor Cinema — who finally opens his eyes, after Moore had requested her aid “ The Sweetheart Kid’’ Bank Amoricani, Msstor Charge 649-7037.” pheumonia and almost died. (20) HAVE GUN-WILL he’s reached the height of Then the doctor brought one of she was told by the young TRAVEL 7:00’9;15; “ Tales From the and Amarican Eiqiraas LIVE d. IN PERSON mother about her youth in the Chargs Cards Waiconw bravado, .and makes him figure the first automobiles to FRI, MAY 25 6 PM TO 9 PM — 11:05 — Crypt” 12:00 Midnight 3 FREE IN PERSON that his wife is his best bet, “old country” in Europe. Manchester. It was white and It seems a young man had (24) janaki APPEARANCES after all. green; quite an attraction. How Joe Shilinga is a beautiful been granted permission to SAT, MAY 26 10 AM TO 6 PM proud I was to get a ride in that take her to a fair in a * unin^ r s a i/ m a lp a s o c o m p a n y p r o d u c t io n — 11:30 - 3,6&8P.M. Barney, comical, but a little car. neighboring town. She said, TCCHNICOlORe* PANAVISION* Am erica loves w hat th e Ck>lonel cooks! * « Plus >9 4 sad — like a clown, (3) MOVIE o M ayor’s Hours The doctor’s practice grew “ When we were»leaving in the EAST H ARTFORD Margaret Martino, a ten-year fast. Now, so mqny babies were Signed release form required. Anyone under 18 must be accomp­ M U.S. ROUTE 5 • - D R IV E - IN - • 528 7448 “From the Tarraca" (1960). ONE PRICE BONUS member of the Masquers, gave Mayor John Thomspon has morning my mother said ‘you being bom in our neighborhood. bring her back just like you anied by parent. For everyone over 6 years old. a particularly polished perfor­ announced a change in his of­ Babies were born in their L.- I rhK ‘HE sTMimrr sritiDBr (8) IN CONCERT WEEKEND take her.’ ” i I mance as Elaine Nav^io. Her fice hours Saturday. homes then, and at times, when (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON smooth assurance settled the He will be in the Municipal But he didn’t. So they were HOW M ANY FAC n ‘ 3 5 0 the doctor arrived, there was play toua sound beginning. Building from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. married and came to this coun­ DOBS MUnOBR W EAR? | i (18) NEWS nothing ready. So the doctor try where they had their first­ LeNl|.e Fearlman tripped The monthly office hours are d r o B i l Manchester would say, ‘Go get your born son. He ^ e w up to be fine Street, Bilges avairabi'e for along her lines as Bobbi for Manchester residents who Mother.’ Mother would change •J u D i n x i m $at. afternoon & evening Michele in high gear without a wish to discuss town or com­ young fellow and became an of­ 0pen...10 to 10 her big long apron, and away ^stir*siRvici STeeit Sunday afternoon and flaw. munity affairs. ficer in the U.S. Navy, Monday afternoon A UNIVERSAL RELEASE ■ TECHNICOLORS Jo Demaio is a favorite with A ALECGUIKNESS Ride all Ihe rides the Country Players in SIMON WARD aCmarty times as whatever she plays. She HITLER: you want exhibited another facet of her talent in her serio-comedy role ARB THE LAST TEN DAYS Celebrating our of Jeannette Fisher. IF YOU’RE 60ING FORIHAL.. ■ro,C0UW M B . 0,18 I For a first night perfor­ BOLAND 25th Anniversary mance, the slow spots were perhaps you should know YOU S O n a i T G R S N “lALCS I BURNSIDE * ** Season * * * hard to find, if, indeed, they MOTORS were there. Miss Schwartz’s Y STOCK CAN nus FIGUNt 8 WIAUTV USED CARS GOING PeoDtenegdit... V fROMTHE EVERY SAT.-8M P.M. superb direction has paid off. “Last of the Red Hot lSMInWa.Aaa.)itM.I-94 SAVE in the year /7 Lovers,” will continue to enter­ Gal. The truth about TO C K ¥ P E ROUTE 159 tain audiences tonight and AMOCO GAS! AGMWAM, MASS. tomorrow at South Windsor DANCE 2 0 2 2 . High School. Curtain time is 389 CBNTBR ST. 8:30 p.m. Tickets are available PhOM 848-8880 MtTROCOLOR at the door. ALL FORMAL tNEAR NIGHT A- AT Tan Is Beautiful, THE Have Fun In The Sun— RENTALS! IVs All Here at Most stores rent the^Formal Wear they rent to you, from a wholesaler. . . They don’ll stock their own iuxedos.,.Many times you can'll even WESTOWN try on the tuxedo you desire to rent because MCMP,«,n,sCHARLTON HESTON • LEIGH TAYLOR-YOUNGi. they donH have the style or siitle on hand—You TonigM At Saturday 4 Sunday can never he sure youHl get the style you chose 7 ;3 0 9:1S From 2 :1 0 PHARMACY! or whether the fit will be correct... 2 Have a barrel of fun • COPPERTONE -Olirr V e r t t o n ^ • TANYA C itte A • BAN de SOLEIL • SWEDISH TW m iTBII.M .M iPiriilM M in l y Mwau.M.iiaiimiiiMiMB and Free apple pie • SUDDEN TAN TANNING SECRET at REGAL’S r • SEA and SKI • SOLARCAINE FORMAL SHOP this weekend. WE,HAVE EVERYTHING IN STOCK... 5 WESTOWN IS YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR: Here's a real tasty apple pie Noting tC send away fori What you see is what you getl and it’s tree! 6 FROST CHEST 6 PICNIC SUPPLIES There are usuaiiy no second or third choices - we Mmnunnuiunl BuyYhe Family Dinner Special, any Bucket 6 CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUlO 6 HOT AND COLO CUPS oSTERNO COOKING FUEL guarantee you’ii never be disappointed! dr Barrel of delicious, nutritious finger-lickin’ 6 ICE BUCKETS 6 LATEST STYLE SUHGLASSES Remember: it costs no more to rent from Regai’s . .. good Kentucky Fried Chicken-and we’ll give oPAPERPUTES At The Broad Stieet Dairy Queen* 6 PORTABLE BARBEQUE 6 BALLON HOT Because you’re renting out of our stock, not out of a you'a family-sized apple pie absolutely tree! GRILL FOR ONLY $ 2 .3 9 AND COOLER JUGS A sigh of delight in every bite. Whether ifa booki For your convenience, we’ll be open our regular your favorite BRAZIER* meal or a Scrump- hours all weekend long, including Memorial Day. 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TRI-CITY PLAZA PANAVI.V)N® JiS, 9X New 9nUin Ave. West Hertford ( « (iM««oe Norttarl i«t) 872-0538 TUX MANCHESTER, CONN. 410 firmin|ton Avf. Bristol (Wni w linioi fimi 300 Burnyde Avi, test Hertford (Anoii son i(wh« FiA) ^ * PHARMACY ■ ^ 643-2478 CHARLTON HESTON MON.-SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 MON.-FRI. 10:00 fo 9:00 KE Queen Stieet. Southtr^i.fR to. lotit (rw« /irt)! ' 40S Perk Street, Hertford (i«ii Mr wmmiioo Suom) IflGHTAYlOR-VOUNG 455 HARTtORD ROAD 643-5230 THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 TODAY! MUM? t e n u M l 1 1 IN T tr M . 131 |iJU “Mtlflrr caa I PA------brazier. JO; Middle Turnpike West. Menchester (A<>m from feiMdr) 1000 Blue Hilts Avf, Bloomfieid {Conw oi tsam Cw«t N ) H W m e K M M I ' 1. B t M l NT A MWD Wt Tl M « « I>«« U S P«I on Am D Q Cwp e 1973 Am 0 Q Cofp ]7EI Berlin Turnpike. WelhetslieldtecrtitiiofliertCoichCno) 27 Town line Rd.. Welhcrsficld/ltock]r HiN (AcmilwsCdto} ( PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, M«y 25, 1973 lHaitflif&trr lEunttitg ?*(^N?.HESTER e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester„Conn., Fri., May 25, 1973 — PAGE FIVE Founded Oct, 1, 1881 Personnel Switching Probe Under Way MBNA ASSIKMTE PROOtAM Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Train for a career In Broadcasting, Publlcati6ns Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 ) ■ or Public Relations. Enter this unusual, new, two- 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). WASHINGTON (AP) - House Commerce Committee members John E. Moss, D- actually decides whether a par­ p.m. should telephone the circulation published report. “ It’s one to take testimony from former year college credit program. Facilities include tv- ■ Congressional probers are investigation subcommittee. Calif., and Bob Eckhardt, D- ticular applicant will be hired Published every evening except Sun­ departm ent, 647-9946. thing after another,” said ;a presidential Counsel John W. digging for information about The requests stem from con­ Tex., recently proposed legisla­ as an agency attorney. radio studio, photographic darkroom, videotape days and holidays. Entered at the source close to Staggers. Dean III regarding the ITT j>eople who switched from jobs cern by some Democratic con­ ’The letters were sent before equipment. Partial program Credit may be earned In Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member Audit Bureau of Circulation tion aimed at providing more “Messing around with the SEC matter. with the White House, gressmen about the state of the independence to such agencies. ’The Washington Post reported work experience courses at nearby broadcasting cond Class Mail Matter. Member of The Associated Press ... is causing no end of con­ A spokesman for the Com­ executive offices or the so-called independent Staggers has circulated a that former White House aide stations and public relations offices. cern.” mittee for the Re-election of Burl L. Lyons, Publisher \ President’s re-election team to regulatory agencies that letter to a dozen agency Charles W. Colson and two For information phone the Admissions Office posts with federal agencies. The panel is investigating the President said he has not The Manchester Publishing Co. C o n ^ ss created to carry out chairmen or acting leaders partners made plans to place a secretly various matters in­ 646-4900, Ext. 281. Various alphabet agencies— put together a list of where his assumes no financial responsibility for administrative or judicial-type whose operations come under lawyer in a key position at SEC volving SEC, including the com- from ICC to CPSC, Interstate former staffers are working typographical errors appearing in adver­ functions. the eye of his committee. to help their firm represent mission's actions in Inter­ MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Subscription Rates Commerce Commission to the now. “I hope to have it together tisements and other reading matter in Reps. Harley 0. Staggers, D- The letter asks for details of clients. national Telephone & Payable in Advance Consumer Product Safety Com­ in a week or two. There are a The Manchester Evening Herald. W.Va., chairman of the agency hiring. He also sought Congressional probers are Telegraph and Robert L. Vesco One M onth...... $3.25 mission—are being asked to lot of people I’ve just lost track Display advertising closing hours, Commerce Committee, and the identity of the person who expected to look into this cases. The subcommittee plans Single Copy ...... 15^ give written information about of, frankly,” he said. Read Herald Advertisements three full days prior to publication. By C arrier, W eekly...... 75^ such personnel shifts to the Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon One Y e a r ...... $39,00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Three M o n th s...... $9,75 Monday. S h ip y a r d W o r k e r s Base Closings Not All Bad S u s p e n d e d HOLIDAY WEEKEND SALE! GROTON (AP) - A spokesman for the Electric Fully Americans have nursed so long at <3ne city that will not be having Boat Division of General iAulomatlcI the federal breast that the mere teething problems is New Orleans, Dynamics Corp. said Thursday that 52 workers at the Groton thought'of having to get along on their which happens to be in the home dis­ shipyard have been suspended own gives them severe teething trict of Rep. F. Edward Hebert, who without pay following a wildcat walkout Tuesday. 2 problems. happens to be chairman of the House Now 24 Stores S.J. Wornom, public affairs Cries of anguish went up across the Armed Services Committee. director for Electric Boat, said To Serve You! land at the recent announcement by Indeed, Rep. Hebert issued a press the workers, members of the International Brotherhood of Finkel81/2’ x12Rib 18” Table Top Big and Ptill the Department of Defense that it release in March informing his con­ Wild Flowe?s of Connecticut — May Star. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) 20 Lb. Oakburne Electrical Workers local at the RED TAG CLEARANCE Cranklift Umbrella Bar-B-Q Grill 7 Web Folding'bhair planned to shut down or cut back 274 stituents that 1,700 new jobs and shipyard, were suspended Charcoal Briquets Our because of “a wildcat illegal Our domestic military bases, eliminating millions of dollars in military payrolls SALE! Reg. work stoppage.” He did not in­ Reg. Reg. 49.99 som e 26,000 civilians and 16,600 and construction outlays were coming dicate how long the suspensions 36.40 i 4.99 3.77 4.99 Push butfom tilts half or partial. 3.77 i 1.29 would remain in effect. Flip over folding legs, non-slip 5 military jobs. into the district — “undoubtedly the Sturdy 1" tubular folding frame Easy lighting, long burning. Capital A union spokesman said the Color coordinated solids/florals grid adjustments. Easy carry largest single move made by any #2198 with double tubular or waterlall Closing of the Air Force Base in Max Lerner workers were among 70 IBEW along! #3051 arms. #744-744T Lighter Fluid...... 39.« Qt. Laredo, Tex., claimed Mayor J.C. branch of the military into the New members who left work to at­ Martin, will deprive his city of $15 Orleans area in history.” Andrew Tully tend a special union meeting Fare called to discuss “mistreat­ million a year. “I was stunned,” he Some of the Navy personnel are Comments ment of union members.” He said. “We are economically depen­ being transferred from Omaha. This declined to elaborate. The company termed the 'H' dent on the base.” elicited a blast from Sen. Carl Curtis What IPs About walkout a violation of the con­ Waring In Rhode Island, where the Navy is of Nebraska who claimed that the tract between Electric Boat Futura whole thing was “an attempt by the Nation of Phonies and the Metal Trades Council, 7 Speed the state’s largest employer. an organization composed of 12 42” Steel Mesh Democratic Rep. Fernand St. Ger­ Navy to cater to the demands and It’s an awesome game of many ways the most crucial keep him from knowing what separate unions that represent Folding Sand Chair Blender WASHINGTON, D.C.’- In Down with war. Of course, truth and consequences. Let us they are doing, presumably in workers at the submarine Folding Table I Contour Lounge main predicted that closing of all wishes” of Rep. Hebert and that something. As the whole Ideal for Beach many ways we have become a down with war. However deep hope we are learning the truth. episode has unraveled, from the his behalf. shipyard. Adjusts to 36 Positions rather than saving .money, the moves nation of phonies. We call it It is a world of shoddy prin­ Our naval facilities in Newport would the beliefs that produced it, the The Watergate participants are first bug and blueprint and One union official said the in­ Reg. would cost the taxpayers an extra Memoriai Day weekend, but it Civil War was an American fol­ learning the consequences, to ciples and shabby values. It cident stemmed from continued Our Our have “consequences that may ap­ game plan to the last disclosure Bicycle Bonanza 27.99 Reg. is in fact a weekend dedicated ly because it sent brother into their rue. Thus far the story is doesn’t even have the derring- worker unrest following the Reg. $41.5 million or more. in the Senate hearings and the 21.74 S2.77 12.99 proach that of the depression of the Sturdy tapered legs, ball feet 17.99 to gold-brickers that they may battle against brother. 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M manipulation, about the power According to Members of Congress The age, of course, is unsen­ Up To who have yelled the loudest in recent use The Bomb. drama in which the nation’s of the government (open and to endless phone conversations, plained about workers being UpTo„ w timental, perhaps because 59.99 39«8 for Peace through Law, a group of But, misguided or not, there rifling psychiatrists’ files. It is idle. 45.99 2088 years for lower defense spending are Americans have had so much identity and perhaps its sanity secret) to shape its images, and are wars in our history in which are at stake. a cutthroat world of threat and Many, many bikes to choose from! All the way from sidewalk among those complaining because es­ congressmen dedicated to trimming war during the past 32 years. the counterpower of the press Aniericans died, whether they But assessing the scene as a and other media to reshape counterthreat and blackmail. convertibles to 26 inch lightweights! (iH I-SIRl/illi Yet it is sad that Memorial the fat off defense budgets, the closing Then, as soon as the lies get Not All M o d .li In A ll S lo re i tablishments in their states were Day’s meaning passes un­ believed them just or simply a whole, following the Senate them. closed,” of a base does not necessarily result in necessary evil. We might re­ committee hearings, watching In the process of learning Unstuck and patches of light noticed by so many millions of come through the bedraggled economic disaster. the citizenry. 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And t h ^ offered up unto Now it was then that the son has an active vocabu­ culprits but also to distort for both sides put their lives on the dust of advertising agencies in the Lord a goat named Dean in heavens parted and a voice of lary of 60,000 words — a 3 WAYS TO CHARGE our own political preferences SALE: Fri. and Sat. | line for their beliefs instead of his own image. And the Lord sacrifice. But the Lord was not thunder replied; Well, at least mere 7.5 per cent of the the images that file through the MANCHESTER 1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ^ carving peaceful and profitable said unto them. Be friiitf\jl and appeased. And he drove them they won’t' have me to kick entire English language. SSBw passes we guard. This puts a Saturday 9u00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. careers out of civil unrest. multiply and have dominion from the garden, saying For around anymore. ' ^ special responsibility on us. N’i*\vP|»ji|»fr l-'n h riu is f Ahp^ii.

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May 25. 1973- PAGE SEVEN 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Teacher Honored Student Researchers For Achievements Fare Well in Bermuda / i W O R l j OF X Vernon students who recently biological, geological, unrestricted | 500 grants being favorable reputation of Vernon HARTFORD ANN EMT q>ent a week at the Bermuda meteorological and other fac­ 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 6 4 3 -S 1 3 5 awarded to the schools is baaed on exceptionally good Correspondent Biological Station returned tors, Brookes said. represented by the top five behavior and contributions of Tel. 228^971 with a plaque bearing the coat Laboratory sessions and Hm PROHSSIONAL QUJU.ITY ROAD chosen. the maps to the station and Michael Klapik, sixth grade of arms present^ to them by visiting researchers, OtKAes cultural experiences are also an Distinguished judges, along teacher at the Hebron Elemen­ the Lord Mayor of Hamilton as said. integral p ^ of the program. CONTROLiEO AUTO BODY REPAIRS 5 with the Board of Advisors, will Students maintain their own tary School has been chosen an a formal gesture of welcome to The collection of assorted select the five: Bermuda. salt water aquaria containing on ail makes. . . Outstanding Elementary living marine invertebrates In announcing the award 445 HARTFORD RD.. NEAR McKEE ST., MANCHESTER Teacher of America for 1973. The trip involved 34 students that have been added to the dis­ the organisms they have BTATE o f c o n n , l ic e n s e n o . 173 OPEN 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. EVERY NIGHT winners to the administrators. Nominated earlier this year divided into two groups, each played salt water aquaria at the collected, Brookes explained. LOAN and RENTAL CARS Dr. V. Gilbert Beers, director He said they use these by Paul A. White, principal at spending one week at the sta­ high school and the middle of the program, stated, "The Available by Appointment. . . SAT. TO 6 P.M. the school, he was select^ for tion. The students were e:q)osed school are used as teaching specimens and record obser­ men and women chosen for this to the many facets of science vations in notebooks. this honor on the basis of his resources, Brookes said. high honor have explored new professional and civic and were in contact with The students going on the in the evening the students STAN OZIMEK, Manager paths, developed new insights m achievements. professionals engaged in basic trips pay their own way. The listen to the news and weather and effectively communicated research in varied fields. for 20 minutes and then work in 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Outstanding Elementary cort of ^45 covers air fare and their knowledge to their Teachers of America is an an­ Francis E. Brookes of the the laboratory or listen to guest students and colleagues. They food and shelter at the station. nual awards program honoring Vernon Center Middle School lecturers. Brooks said visiting are exceptional teachers." These students r ^ u n t their ■ CHARGE distinguished men and women staff, and Joseph Bellino of the scientists are always willing to Guidelines for selection in­ experiences to other students USE for their exceptional services, Rockville High School staff, led through class presentations and speak to the students on their clude an educator’s talents in the two groups. Read Herald Advertisements achievements and leadership in assembly pro^ams. research projects. the classroom, contributions to elementary education, and the Both men said Vernon is in This year tlvee students from i w i t h research, administrative biographies of those honored very good standing at the sta­ the newly organized Research YOUR abilities, civic service and are featured in the awards tion. This was the third year professional recognition. and Independent Study volume. such a group trip has been con- Program at the Middle School i m a s t e r C lerk Klapik is now eligible to ducted. The continued participated in the workshop. CREDIT receive the Outstanding Assessor Harold Maddocks is Brookes said he feels the inclu­ ■ CHARGE Elementary Teacher of the accepting applications to fill a sion of these students greatly 2 Year Award Trophy with five clerical position at the Town Oslo Only Capital Pretty Visitor benefited the program socially Office Building. That’s Ski Resort as weU as academically. The position calls for four Students are pre-trained for Playboy liiagazine model Oslo, Norway—Oslo claims to hours per day, five days a week. the trip, both academically and ■■aaRiagaaagggMigHiiiiHigiaaaiaaiie Hours are flexible; however, Miki Garcia arrives for be Europe’s only capital that is. also a famous ski resort, with physically. While the groups 30 N 0 R .-N .L TP K L the preference is from 8;30 dinner at the White House 16 slalom slopes (13 of them are accompanied by group a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or from 9 with her date, former ROUTC 32, UNCASVILLE with ski lifts), most of them leaders, the biological station P.M. a.m. to 1 p.m. 848-1445 APPLUUNX SERVKENTER prisoner of war Capt. lighted at night. Oslo also has extends the use of some FRIDAY 10 A.M.-0 P.M. Application forms are Galand Kramer. Former a 1,600-mile network of marked members of its staff to serve as S9nlC9 A Parti available at the Town Office 5 prisoners of war were the trails for Nordic skiing; 60 drivers and boatsmen. •TYPEMnOB •SMVatS Building. EVERYTHING MIST guests of President Nixon miles of these are lighted, for Daytime activities include SAVINSS UP TO • VAC««UII GliiUlEIIS Welcome Wagon who hosted the gala affair. use at night .after work. Nu­ short trips on the station van • AND MOST PORTABLE merous ski-jumping hills are APPLIANCES Mrs. Ann Dallaire of Bass (AP Wirephoto) and boat, to selected localities. Lake Rd., Amston, has been also available. Emphasis is on a total examina­ 0 p m Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5 Sat 8:30-3 • 843-7877 named Welcome Wagon hostess tion of each area in terms of for the town. Vernon r sratrsw EM SAVINGS! SAVE ON APPUANCES, School Band in Festival ALL FIRST QUALITY • FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU

The Rockville High School “ Valdres” by Hanssen- play the Finale from Symphony Concert Band will participate LADIES: SUMMER SLACKS - PALAZZOS BAGQIPS . nni im c w m it HUVISIONS, STEREOS Bainum; ’ ’Misty,” featuring in F Minor by Tschaikowsl^- in the Hartford Arts Festival to David Phiilips as saxophone Safranek. be held at Constitution Plaza, soloist; Symphonic Dance No. Tile festival is sponsored by June I through 10. 3; Scherzo, Op. 77, featuring the Greater Hartford Chamber b o d v s S . ^ b i o ^ o J e S s . ' I S ’ ' * REFRIGERATORS Tlie band, under the direction Marjorie Baum, Sara-Lynn of Conunerce, the Retail TYade of Samuel Goldfarb, supervisor Morre, Charlene Ryan and Bureau and the Greater Hart­ MEN: FREEZERS of instrumental music in the Lucille Samson on flutes; ford Arts Council. 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pa g e ; EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. May 25. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, May 25,1973 — PAGE NINE Waddell PTA College Notes i Pack An Ice Chest Space Jobs Reduced Elects Officers S te p h e n A. Neill, of^ About Town Washington— Employment in Manchester, a senior at Colby the U. S. aerospace industry de­ The Baby Has For Your Picnic Junior High Methodist Youth South United Methodist clined from 924,000 at the end of. Mrs. David Carpenter of 91 College, WatervUle, Maine, was SESQUICENTENNIAL Brent Rd. and Mrs. Richard ju d g ^ first place winner in the Fellowship, of South United Church Study Group will meet 1971 to 917,000 at the end of Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at 120 1972. Despite the continuing Wright of 25 Brent Rd. were in­ annual Colby ^leaking Contest Memorial Day nsually means salads— and kept chilled in tte Methodist Church will meet Delmont St. drop, the industry remained the stalled as co-presidents of the held recently on campus. A psy­ the beginning of the season for refrigerator until you are r e ^ . tonight at 7 at the church. nation s largest manufacturing Waddell School PTA by Prin­ chology major, Neill is the son outdoor dinii^, patio parties, to leave the house for yoor but^ WEEK The Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, employer. Been Named cipal Maxwell Morrison at its of Dr. and Mrs. Mather H. Neill and picnics. Pood always tastes door feast. Ice cubes placed iiL The Young Marines will meet pastor of Community Baptist meeting at the school recently. of 87 Boulder Rd. better when eaten outdMrs, and the bottom of the chest will last Other officers installed are wise homemakers, knowing, all day — and keep your food tonight at 6:50 at the Marine CHurch, will conduct a service iW»jSiaKa»S!i»»s-:s^ Corps League Home. Sunday at 2 p.m. at Green Lodge. Mrs. David Caron, correspon­ this, plan many of their meals iresh; June 23 - 30, 1973 RANGE AND He will be assisted by Mrs. ding secretary; Mrs. George Miss Kathleen Foran of 221 to be eaten al fresco when the Many of these plastic cod- FUEL OIL Burns, Megan Lee, daughter of John A. and Patricia Perlotto William Hill of the dlaconate of English, recording secretary; Benedict Dr., South Windsor, a warm weather arrives. tainers are excellent not Mly Bums of 19 Hiiicrest Dr., Vernon. She was bora May 8 at r The Rev. George Smith, the church. GASOLINE Alan Shaw, treasurer; and Mra. senior and a elementary educa­ For the holiday weekend, or for picnics, but are additionally Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are pastor of the Presbyterian Paul Potamianos and Mrs; tion major at St. Bernard any summer weekend for that useful for fushlng, hunting, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perlotto of Torrington. Her paternal Church, will conduct a service Lloyd Berry, PTA Council College, Cullman, Ala. was matter, a lovely way to spend a camping trips, as well as jubt Schedule of Events BANTLY OIL grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bums of Venice, Fla. She Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on radio Seafood Sales Rising ' | delegates. recently chosen in ballotUng by delightful day outdoors is to family outdoor dining on the has a brother, Michael John, 5; and a sister, Susan Lynn, 2Vi. station WINF. The program is COMPANY. INC. Committee chairmen are students as varsity cheerleader plan a picnic for your family patio. The insulated picnic jujg New Delhi—.India exported sponsored by the Manchester Mrs. Roland Brandt, ways and for the 1973 soccer season. She either by the side of a stream, is marvelous to own the year Saturday, June 23 over $56 million in seafood dur­ 331 Main Street Cuneo, Maria Lynn, daughter of Frank E. Jr. and Jacqueline Area Conference ofChurhces means; Mrs. Charles Ferguson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. on a boat, at the beach, or under round, since it can also keep Parade - 2 p.m. ing the 1971-72 season and ex­ Tel. 649-4595 Irrera Cuneo of 402 Richmond Rd., Coventry. She was bora May 8 and the Clergy,Association of pects the total to reach $168 cafeteria; Mrs. Stanley John Foran. a shady tree in the park. It’s drinks hot for hours, when Fair on the Green (Center Park) 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents the Manchester Area. million by the 1978-79 season. | Rockville 875-3274 are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milner of Springfield, Mass. Her pater­ Choman Jr., historian; David also a great way to help Dad un­ you’ve decided on an outdoor Historical Sites - Permanent Markers nal grandmother is Mrs. Esther Cuneo of 122 School St. She has a Caron, legislation and safety; Miss Deborah Porcheron of wind after a hectic week at the journey and the weather has Commemorative Religious Services turned cool. sister, Kimberly A., 2. Mrs. Jerrold Abell, library; Bolton was among the 13 office. Simply pack an ice chest Mrs. Robert Mullaney, publici­ graduating nursing majors at with a mini-feast cooked ahead “ If you are wondering what Ehrlich, Brian Scoti, son of Richard M. and Cynthia Scott ty. West Virginia Wesleyan of time, that requires no further to wear on your picnic, take a Sunday, June 24 Also, Mrs. Gordon Beane, College, Buckhannon, W. Va., preparation when you arrive at look at some of the fasUons Ehrlich of 50 Downey Dr. He was bora May 9 at Manchester Fair on the Green (Center Park) 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Johnson, Mrs. to receive their caps and pins your destination, and go! featured for summer days, Youth County Fair - Mt. Nebo, Noon - 9 p.m. A.C. Scott of Syracuse, N.Y. His paternal grandprents are Mr. Kenneth Marti, Mrs. Thomas and their bachelor of science "You can find just the right when you’re shopping for picnic and Mrs. R.M. Ehrlich of Norwood, Mass. He has a sister, O’Marra, room mothers; Mrs. degrees. kind of picnic equipment equipm ent,” the Commemorative Religious Services, 7:30 p.m., Center Kristen Lynn, 2. William Monroe,, fine arts; required,’’ says Virginia Lyons, expert points out. “ You’U pe Congregational Church Mrs. Alan Shaw, program; Miss Barbara B. Bolton of an F.W.. Woolworth home ad­ amazed at the high-fashibh, Parade rain date • 2 p.m. Mrs. Arline Swanson, Girl Manchester received a BS viser. “ ’There is an extensive low-cost women’s wear Historical Exhibit - Whiten Memorial Library Scouts; Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. degree in professional arts at line of styrofoam and heavier available. One popular number Cheney Homestead - Special Exhibits 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. 2 m etal and Shaw and Mrs. Caron; commencement exercises at St. plastic ice chests designed to this summer is a canvas sandal Lutz Junior Museum - Special Exhibit 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. p la stic nominating; Mrs. Leo Joseph’s College, May 13. hold' bottle of beverages, for with a rippled rubber sole — McNamara, Mrs. Andre those who « f e r to carry them chic and aiiy, and perfect to be Monday, June 25 window Daigle, Mrs. John Mack and in bottles m fter than poured worn with jeans or other Mrs. Richard Perron, hospitali­ into a jug. ’I w prices start in­ summer pants. ’There is also an Square Dance (Main and Forest Sts.), 7 p.m. - Midnight. boxes ty. credibly Iow Yaso even If you extensive line of attractive Miss Patricia A. Orfitelli, Boule de Neige variety of rhododendron shows this magnificent bloom in the garden of are not planningVo picnic every halters to go with pants, sun Tuesday indoors, or outdoors daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jr. of Wapping. Translated “ Snowball,” the name indicates the color of the weekend your investment in hats, sun glasses, bandannas to B ^ rd Judging Contest - VFW Home, 7:80 p.m. sizes 18” to 36” *1.17 to *2.44 , Michael Orfitelli Jr. of 2 Village blossom. (Herald photo by Bevins) ^ Dancers this equipment is minimal.” keep your hair from blowing, cemetery vase ...... 39c St., a senior home economics Bike Route Ride to Historical Markers - 7 - 9 p m The cooler chests can be and “ kooky” beads to perk up Square Dance rain date 5 major at Adrian College, Receive filled with such make-ahead your outfit. You’ll be able to S* •!*! Adrian, Mich., was recipient of foods as baked ham, cold meat pick up more of your picnic we have V .y little thing!” Awards the award presented to the out- loaf or chicken, cold soups and needs than you ever dreamed Wednesday, June 27 standing senior in home (Herald photo by Pinto) possible!” An Evening with the Performing Arts (Manchester High hnd it at Awards were presented to economics at the college. School) 8 p.m. get your students of the Betty-Jane Gardening Turner School of Dance on Mon­ 25th Anniversary conn, Thursday, June 28 lottery day at Manchester H i^ School. The Southern Connecticut Our State Lottery drawing (Main St.) 9 a.m. tickets Receiving awards were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Snowden of Manchester and Laurie Darling, Nancy Degan Fountain of 37 Devon Dr., will Allen W. Snowden of Lancaster, State College Alumni Associa­ NOTICE w ith Products Show (Manchester High School) 5:30 -10:30 p.m here! tion presented a scholarship I Servicemen | an^d Karen Trieschmann, 10- observe their 25th wedding an­ N.H., and four grandchildren. Parachute Exhibition (Manchester High School) 7:30 p m T n V r o c k c f wm year awards; Carolyn Boulais, niversary Saturday. The couple Mr. Fountain is employed at award to Marcia McFadden, Airman Kenneth A. Koper, Youth Concert (Mt. Nebo) 7 -11 p.m. >wnto«>n r t M was feted at a reception in their 115 Hany Lane, Rockville, at For the man that gar FRANK ATWOOD Holly Brennan, Kathy Brown, The Hartford Insurance Group son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius T. a honor Sunday at the home of and is a lifetime member of the pre-commencement Honors dens. . . wa’va got rebuilt Chris^tine Crosby, Cindi Koper of Columbia,' has Friday, June 29 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Hite Disabled American Veterans. Convocation held at the college. work shoes. Gezelman, Helen Helm, Kim graduated at Sheppard AFB, Henson, Beverly Uensen, of 122 Oak St. Mrs. Fountain is employed at Also, at the college. Miss Joy Products Show (Manchester High School) 5:30 -10:30 p.m. INDOOR/OUTDOOR CLEAN-UP PRO! DeCalo of 18 Grant St., Tex., from the U.S. Air Force Shoes made wider and longer. Shoe Hike - Case Mountain - 7 p.m. Martha Kanehl, Debbie Lawler, The Aetna Insurance Co. repairing of Uie better kind. “ While The Fountains, who have electrician course conducted by Then in spite of the fact that their own homes they also Jacqueline Leone, Nadine Mr. and Mrs. Fountain are Rockville, was honored with you wait" is our specialty. V(e think of rhododendrons as Melodrama resided in Manchester for 17 the Air ’Training Command. He' most flowers are blooming ear­ planted flowers. Mr. Winkler Leone, Robin Metevier, Anna members of several bowling membershij) in Omicron Psi luxuriant large shrubs bearing Grand Ball (State Armory) STEEL INNERSPRING AIR COOLED years, were married May 26, attended Windham Technical SAM YULYES ly this spring, the rhododen­ remembered two beautiful R o c k w e ll Marie Monseglio, Debbie leagues. The couple is planning Lambda, the honorary sorority. lovely masses of bloom in Parachute Exhibition (Manchester High School) 7:30 p.m. 1948 at Burnside Methodist High School in Willimantic. drons seemingly took their own azaleas at his parents’ home on Patrizzi, Lori Mirucki, Wayne to mark their anniversary with 23 Oak Manchester white, or pink or rose, but a Church in East Hartford. sweet time about coming into Long Island and at his own first Romeo, Cheryl Risley, Dawn a trip to Florida and the blue ribbon was awarded Sun­ They have two sons, W.T. flower. The azaleas were ready home in upstate New York he Saturday, June 30 Auto Seat Pads All-Purpose Steiner, Rebecca White and Bahamas. day in the state show of the Rhododendron Society of but the rhododendrons would tried to grow similar plants. He Products Show (Manchester High School) 1 -10:30 p m Colleen Wright, 5-year awards. Michael W. Fleming of failed b^ause the winters were M Connecticut to a miniature Youth Olympic Day (Manchester High School) 9 a.m. - 5 Manchester, received second too severe. p.m. 10 G ^ oiiV eic PINEHURSTa,3.Z«-,n plant that grows about two in­ have profited by the extra honors and was named to the Coming to Connecticut 12 Trinity College Graduates | ches tall. week. Melodrama dean’s list at Fairfield Univer- Open Saturday 8 a.m. Ill 6 p.m. years ago, he purchased five Grand Ball (State Armory) REQ. $60 VALUE o n l y ^ 4 ’ 9 ^ sity, Fairfield. He is member of Guy Wallis and Gunther cuttings from a nursery and Hot dogs were not only part Zadelle Krasow Greenblatt of and please note change In The little rhododendron was Winkler are both engineers at Trinity College awarded the junior class, and the son of these have grown into six-foot Cool woven mesh cushion allows air o f the fare of the Apollo Manchester, MA degree. Holiday Week Schedule entered by Anthony Angelini of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, but Tackle your toughest clean-up Jobs faster, easier than degi;ees during commencen^ent Mr, and Mrs. Walter Fleming shrubs. With the seedlings of Daily Events Open To Public to circulate. Level top innerspring astronauts’^ visit to the moon, Coventry: Robin B. Messier, Torrington and the blossom was were not acquainted until they ever before! Super-powerful motor picks up sawdust, but it is estimated that enough exercises to area students! of Manchester. various sizes that he has Historical Exhibit - June 24 - July 1 colls. Neat binding. BA degree with honors; shown in a tiny bud vase. It is a met at the Rhododendron Socie­ wood chips and shavings in workshop, playroom, of them were sold in the U.S. in They are: Daiton DeWitt OPEN ALL DAY started, he thinks he now has Historical Markers - June 23 - June 30 rhododendron that can be ty. Now both are not only garage. Sweeps up gravel, leaves, grass and twigs 1972 to reach to the moon and Schnack Jr. of Andover, MS Richard J. Papanos, BA "several thousand” plants. Lutz Junior Museum - June 23 - June 30 degree. • grown as a ground cover. growers but amateur from patio, walks. Cleans ground-in dirt from auto back at least two times. degree; John Fouts Sibley of The Connecticut chapter of Natural Science Center - June 23 - June 30 Bolton: Jonathan M. Treat, Two Manchester students MONDAY, MAY 28th hybridizers, choosing parent the Rhododendron Society was LIQUID . carpeting, under seats, trunk. Ideal for general home Manchester, MA degree; Mrs. Best of show in the exhibit at Cheney Homestead - June 24 - June 30 BS degree. named to the fall semester plants, crossing one with started a few years ago by a .^w. . ■. ■.... , _ _ _, , , ...... cleaning, summer cottage, boat and much more! the Pond House in Elizabeth Manchester: Lynne C. dean’s list at the University of another and growing seedlings handful of enthusiasts and now Park, Hartford, was another You gel these versatile 2V5" attachments! Derrick, BA degree; Paul A. New Haven are: Egils A which they hope will be new, has about a hundred members. v...... Turtle small rhododendron, a dwarf • Floor Brush • Upholstery Nozzle• CreviceTool ‘ Round Spinella, BS degree. Mitrevics of 33 Richard Rd., different and important There are monthly meetings at ' type of Carolinianum, also Elbow Brush • Flexible Hose • 2 Extension Wands Vernon: William M. Orfitelli, and Norman J. Yester of 79 hybrids. the Hartford College for white. Dr. Frederick Serbin of Wax BA degree. Chambers St. Wonlen and there have been Bloomfield entered a small four annual shows. Mr. branch of his plant, with four Y Look for Yellow Flower Winkler, whose home is on blossom clusters, each about Both of them, like other Converse Rd., Bolton, is the two inches in diameter. hybridizers, are hoping for a membership chairman. Long lasting, deter­ Best of show among azaleas yellow rhododendron that will Legend of the Dogwood. gent resistant high SNEAKERS be hardy enough to survive New was a deep pink bloom of the It has been a fine season for This is the gloss shine. 18 oz. Tennis Basketball Elsie Lee variety entered by England winters. Mr. Wallis dogwood bloom, and one of my Rudy Berg of Groton. It was of has started with a native white neighbors thought The Herald se a so n for Deck Style normal size for an azalea but Catawba rhododendron for har­ might like to reprint “ The Rally i t T A R G A * E R ! ' * 0 the show made the point that diness and crossed it with two Legend of the Dogwood.” BLACK FOR EV£fi¥ MEMBER azaleas and rhododendrons, varieties that have some yellow ■By CLAY R. POLLAN “ At the time of the ARIES OF THE FAMILY Cream W ax LIRRA classified together as a single color in the blooms. Sellings MAR. 21 ^ Your Doily Adivily Guido H Crucifixion,” the story goes, CARPENTER ANTS genus, are plants of great diver­ will bloom for the first time “ the dogwood had been the size A M . If * According to Iho Stars. » In addition to being To develop message for Saturday, 2.29 2.97 3.47 sity. Dr. cionald Wyman of the when ^ey are about seven of the oak and other forest Applicator Pack unsightly and unsanitary, / Lv >'».A3^1 read words corresponding to numbers 2- 8-21-26^1^ Arnold Arboretum says there years old and then he can select trees. So firm and strong was 53A7-69 Get The Best For Less at Plazal ^ T A U R U S of your Zodiac birth sign. are 4,000 kinds, and the number the best of these for further Black Ants excavate 1 You 31 It the tree that it was chosen as AM . 20 61 Those. SCORhO Holiday Speclale for Tonight W 9; grows each year as new hybrid crosses. extensive galleries In wood ^ J 3 8 2 Depend 32 Do 62 You OCT.'Mf the timber for the cross. To be mat to serve as nesting places 1 20 3 Cycle 33 Nothing 63 Exciting AH Day Saturday and Monday, May 28th crosses are produced. Mr. Winkler, starting with used thus for such a cruel pur­ 4 Attroctive 34 Artistic 64 Recreotion N or. 2I'- PLAZA DB>T. STORE A-14-25-30 different parents, is doing much and may cause extensive 1 -step deep ly45-57-42 5 Con 35 Others 65 And 34-36-38-40A Next to Frank’s Supermarket AH our Haulos, fresh or frozen, are ground here In pose greatly distressed the 6 You 36 Arwi 66 And 46-A9-50 the same thing, and since it tree, and Jesus, nailed upon it, damage to your home. cleaning, wax GEMINI 7 Moke 37 Meons EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER 18 oz size. The 67 True our meat dept from U.S. Choice Beef. may take several generations protection. ^ MAT 21 6 Only 38 Culture! 68 Sellirio SAGITTARIUS Wapping Man President sensed this, and in His gently '/a hour car.wax. 9 Toke 39 Necessary to produce a desirable new 20 69 Friends lUUJTY.PRQPUOTS. BUDGET PRICES Lean Pinehurst Patties ...... lb . 1.29 East-of-the-river growers had pity for ail sorrow and suffering, 10 Heodwoy 40 Affairs ‘ 70 Rainy Die. 21 M l plant, they are both embarked f^41-48-51-55 )) Win 4) Moke 7) Outlets 4- lb Box, fresh or frozen ..5.I 6 prominent parts in the state said to it: iy 6 1 -7 0 -7 2 12 The 42 Trips 72Doys 59-63-64-65^ show. Guy Wallis Jr. of Wap­ on what could be a lifetime “ ‘Because of your regret and 13 Accent 43 A 73 For 71-73-77 R (PsMet run B to the pound) project. CANCER 14 Member 44 Postpone 74 You're ping is president of the state ptiy for My suffering, never June ii 15 While 45 Sex CAPRICORN Mr. Wallis, from his study of I 75 Able DEC. 22 ^ Deluxe Sirloin Pettles...... ib. 1.49 chapter of the Rhodododen- again shall the dogwo^ tree Call iJULY 22 16 Is 46 In 76 To the subjwt, does not expect 17 On 47 To 77 Energy JAN. If drom Society, and Gunther grow large enough to be used as 1^3-16-17-23 18 Affection 48 Soured much yellow color to appear in 78 Decisions 9-22-39-42if' GROTE & WEIGEL Better Quality Winkler of Bolton was exhibit a cross. Henceforth it shall be for 0 Preventive Hainteimiice program HIM. 2 19 Is 49 Top 79 Reciprocal the first generation. 20 Confidence 50 Fovor 80 Young <4-78-84-S9<- J L Termite control chairman. slender and bent and twisted s t a t e , LEO 21 On 51 Provisions 81 Assoc lote AQUARIUS Exhibitors came from as far 'Realistically, he admits the and its blossoms shall be In the 5 j m i) 22 Only ■ . 52 There's . 82 Or JAN. 20 away as Riverton, Bridgeport possibility that be may never form of a cross, two long and VMOlORi ^AUG, 22 23 Possessions 53 And 83 Achieve FRANKFURTS 24 Returned 54 Propitious 84 And ni. I t and Groton, but Mr. Winkler find what he is looking for. In two short petals. 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[ s l S w v ' PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, May 25. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 25, 1973 PAGE ELEVEN V. Coventry ■ Rockville Vernon; SuMn Eule^ Hurlburt St., Manchester; Mrs. Pauline « Senior ^ ’ Lancaster' and daughter, Hospital St., Rockville; Mrs. 6 e i < \ \ o r 4-H Taking Part Kevin Plant, East Hartford; M a rg a re t W inkley and \^ /A > Girls Set Notes Roger Wells, Overbrook Rd. daughter. Old Stafford Rd., Vernon. Tolland. Discharged Thursday: Sarah Births Thursday: A son to In Monday Parade Admitted Thursday; George Ashline, Loveland Heights, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1973 VOL. XXXV, No. 27 ^ Sleep-ln Barrett, South St., Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jdsion, Rockvitle; Gloria Klee, Moun­ Terrace Dr., Rockville; A son James Boettcher, Box Moun­ tain St., Rockvitle; Maureen ^ HOLLY GANTNER tain Dr., Vernon; Lisa Breton, to Mr. and Mrs. Shane month s Tolland County dress Mello, Alpert Dr., Rockville; Senior girls, are you getting Correepondent Shoddy Mill Rd., Andover; Lin­ Argraves, Somers; A daughter revue, which was held at the Daniel Nascendeni, Grand Awards Given At Banquet the blahs and boogies, well, Tel. 742-8795 da Camp, Scott Dr., Vernon; to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mansfield Training school. Ave., Rockville; Mrs» Laurie / cheer up! June 8 is the Senior Local 4-H clubs will par­ Rose a a rk , Vailey Falls Rd., Schneider, South St., Rockville. T u n e Five winners and two alter­ Gaskill and son. Hackmatack Cheerleaders: Robin Hall, Girls Sleep-In. What’s that? It’s ticipate in the Memorial Day The annual Merit Awards Kathryn Donovan, Belinda Sock ’n B u s k in : M eg nates will go on to the June 14 Linda Pisch. an overnignt-over sized parade Monday in North Coven­ banquet, sponsored by the Stu­ Dorsey, Teri Dvorak, Jeffrey Blakeslee, Anna Cyr, Laui'a state revue, to be held at G. Fox dent Assembly, was held the Chess Club: Gary Bujaucius, Frithsen, Karen Frost, Dennis Hllvyak, Pameal Horton, ^ w \ ~ H avf\ slumber party for Senior Girls try only. All 4-H’ers are and Co. Jeffrey Frithsen, Daniel Silver. Gliha, Keith Grabow, David only. It last from 7 p.m. Friday, requested to meet at 8 a.m. at evening of May 16, to honor Stephen Ide, Jed Krascella, Noel Miller, Brewster St., Current Affairs Club: Paul to 9 a.m. Saturday. the intersection of Rts. 44A and Students who have excelled in Gryzb, Donna Healy, Mary Joel Krutt, Claudia Kuehl, placed sixth in an annual sheep their respective clubs or ac­ Backoffen, Kathryn Donovan, Ellen Hewey, David Holmes, Paula Saimond, Pamela Walch, . Some of you gals may be 31 on the Green. 100% GUARANTEED judging contest at the Hicks David Hoyt, Claudia Kuehl, Richard Horton. wondering “Duh! Well what’s Girls are asked to wear white tivities. Close to 100 students Kathy White. ^ 2 . . 0 0 Arena at UConn this month, Chris Saunders, Jeff Stone, there to do?” PLENTY! ’The blouses green or dark were in attendance to receive Also, Catherine Johnson, Somanhis: Lynn Carman, and where 99 contestants from all r A D C so days with Judy Szarka, Debra Vater. gym areas will be open all n i^ t colored shirts. >Boys should their Merit Awards. David Kolumbar, Joel Krutt, Laurie Ganzer, Pamela Horton, over New England competed. Deepsixers: Jeff Bolton, for your convenience— badmin­ wear white shirts and dark pan­ V H n J NO MILEAGE LIMITATION The faculty advisor of each Darlene Loughrey, Kim McAr- David Hoyt, Thomas Neubelt, Those 4-H’ers planning to ton, volleyball, or swimming, ts. activity selects those he feels Scott Vinci. dle, David Nelson, Jennifer Jan Rosenthal, Debra Vater.' participate in the 4-H Fair in AXit ASStMBlY,BSAKiSYSHM, tlK T S IC S ^ MWITHUNUM French Club: Ellen Cosgrove, tennis maybe? Guys are have contributed Che most to his Nordeen, Maurice Perrica, Lin­ Student Assembly.% William Mrs. Marie Carl, 4-H chair­ August must be enrolled at the club to be award recipients. David Hiers, Irene Messier, da Robert, Mark Silhavy, Mary Boll, Andrea Burr, Glenn allowed to stay in school until man, is in charge. TAC office in Rockville by July 72CAMAR0 $3295 The Student Assembly handles Barbara Murphy, Steven Smith. Sloan, Debra Vater, Janet Veal, Cooper, Kathryn Donovan, Bar­ a . r c r t . 5 10; 30 and no girls are allowed in Patricia Bray, Talcott Hill 72 PONTIAC 53495 VOLKSWAGENS 15 in order to qualify. Horditp. V*|. Qutwmatic, p*w«r the awards from there. Future Business Leaders of David Whitehouse, Stanley bara Freedman, Cindy Kurtz, after 11. How’s that for a late Rd., was a local winner in this U M o iu 2 door Hardtop, V.|, auto- tiewring, laclery oir cenditiening, molit, powor'tlttting, power 70V0LKSWA6EN $1795 Mr. Glaeser, advisor to the America: DeidreConnors, Nan­ Wojcoski. Mari Midlin, Kathy Pratson, date. geld with bkuk vinyl reef. DowV c>er«us$vov\ cVio btoki^lacltry oir, ytilow wiilt Sedon. Autemnitc tlick thifl. | assembly, announced at the cy Davidson, Denise Daniels, Ski Club: Stephen Badger, Lorraine Roberts, Chris Breakfast will be served from while vinyl teef. Green, / banquet that he would be Lee Edwards, Sul Johnson, Robin Chamberlain, Donald Saunders, Jeff Stone, Ralph b u y a. V ^ 7 to 9 Saturday morning for all Regional GOP Election Plans 72 PINTO $2195 leaving this post, due to the Carol Mulherin, Lynn Nelson. those tired girls who make it an At a special meeting this tunobewt. Auiemoik, 70 AUDI $2695 Claing, Brian Clavette, Scott Taft, Richard Wasserman. green, real 71 VOLKSWAGEN $2095 pressures of his schedule. He Future Secretaries Club: DesRos.ier, David Jacobs', all nighter. week the Republican Town' kherpl 100 IS 4 door 4 tpt«d Itontmit* Student Director: Janet Gas Supply tion tmokeblue. Super Sedon. 4 8peed with oir con • I was awarded a plaque in ap­ Susan Crockett, Susan Digan, David Orfitelli. Brewer. The tickets are being sold at Committee discussed diltening. Cleon preciation of his service. Mr. Karen Frost, Renee Tournaud. an amazingly low |2 each. preliminary plans for the Assessed 71 CHEVROLET $3195 69 PONTIAC * $1695 Glaeser has been advisor since German Club: Dorothy Her­ They’ll be on sale in front of the November municipal elections. 68 VOLKSWAGEN $1445 Kingiwctd * p*i(*ng*r Stalitn Tempeil 4 door 6 cylinder, oule- Sedon. 4 tpeed, blu« 1965. man, Catherine Johnson, Scott Boys Staters Chosen office before .school up until BOS’TON (AP) — Gasoline Incumbent GOP members of ■ Vogtn, V.|, flulematic, nYolie. pewerileefing, treen. ‘ 2 Mayor John Thompson was Johnson, Richard Meier. May 31. Don’t forget your will be available in New the Town Council spoke on •ttwing, poww bralcn, air tonSi- Editor’s Note: ’This is the two political parties, the S lu t. 69 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 the keynote speaker at the High School World: Andrea variety of sports. Generally, parent signed permission slip England during the Memorial criteria for successful can­ first part of a two-part article Federalist and the Nationalist. 72 FORD $3695 Sedan. 4 ip*ed, blue. banquet. He spoke on the Burr, Anna Cyr, Diane Kellsey, softball, baseball, swimming, you must have one in order to Day weekend but low-lead fuel didates and the conduct of a 70 FORD $1595 Ceuniry Sedan. 10 pottenger Student Plays designed to better acquaint the These are the Boys State necessity of being involved. Carol Larivee, Robert Walsh. track and field, (rolleyball, ten­ buy a ticket. may be in short supply in some successful campaign. Mavtrkk J doti Stdon. t cyKndtr, W ogoK V*i, outemolic. pewer 67 VOLKSWAGEN $1245 people of Manchester with the counterparts to our two main tleering, power broket, fodory oir. Stdon.4 Apeed, blue. The award receipients are as Majorettes: Elizabeth nis, and soccer are emphasized. Any girl who graduated in areas, the Massachusetts Divi­ Various ideas for improving oultit)alk gretn functions of Nutmeg Boys State political parties, the Yellow. Very lew mileoge. follows, listed under their Haberern, Bonnie Wightman. A noteworthy U.S. sports figure January scrounge up eight sion of the American the effectiveness of the town 71 AUDI $3245 To Be Presented and with the MHS delegates Republicans and the also is featured. ’This person 72 CHEVROLET $2995 respective activities: Math League: William Boll. quarters and a permission slip Automobile Association says. committee were also discussed, fl« n ' * ^ *P^*d. green, very who will be attending it this Democrats. Each party Nt*a Sallyt Spwt J dttr. V-S, au- [2 MUSTANG $2895 Accompanist: Kathryn Musical Theatre: Bridget Sock ’n Buskin during its ex­ talks to the boys about his par­ ’cause you won’t want to misst Bridget Bossidy, both seniors. and Judy Kravitz, Nancy meetings, and legislature. Each summer? The same old thing, GTRoadMaiiMrs! engbio, doluxe eM vinyl Intoflor whHo iMo w oltt, floor PILLARED H'TOP Latham, Feature Editor, Dave The editors have decided to This is not just another mots wHH corpol hwortt, monuol whbpof oir condl* It seems that her choice was Donovan and Kit Merrill. boy immediately becomes a just sitting around doing MODa THAT BEST FITS YOUR NEEDS... Jacobs, Sports Editor, John increase the organization of the fashion show. Please,-suppOTt CAPRI Morilng, AM r e ^ , ProtocHvo bo4y oMo molding docor a wise one. Not only have the If this is any indication of citizen of the town to which he nothing? Would you like to help Antoma^^tandard, group, romole tootrol lofT bend mrror, vW bllity Rghl Mrosek, Photo Editor, and Karl staff, and of the page itself. your friends, and fbture A ^ RIceSelectiofl girls had a victorious season (3- what the girls can do nowadays, is assigned. others make their lives more 72 FORD $3195 group, Hntod gloM^ complote whh fondor okbts« Slock* Turek, Art Editor. Mr. Their goals are to re-introduce visitors. If you are considering 72 VEGA $1995 70 MONTE CARLO $2375 In Stock 1), two girls have claimed the it certainly should be obvious All boys are then divided into meaningful and rewarding? ------^ TODAY! ’4 3 4 4 Vaughan is the faculty advisor. Gran Torino 4-Door. V-8, Hatchback. 4 cylinders, stan­ Sport Coupe. V-8, A/trans., 2000’s-26p0’s regional doubles title and will that girls tennis at MHS is here the use of regular features such You can, you know. applying to be an exchange stu­ Staff members spend every as the old Legion of Honor, to dent, you must realize that the A/trans., air conditioning, dard trans., radio. vinyl roof, power steering, be entering state competition to stay. Camp Kennedy, a day camp we?k collecting news from the give the paper some uniformity club needs money to support a vinyl roof, power steering, radio. MHS Girls for the mentally retarded will school’s various activities, and from week to week, to plan student. If we are to have a stu­ radio. 73 VEGA . $2395 soon open its ninth year. ’This writing up articles for sumis- news articles in advance, and to Softball dent here, we need money to 71 BUCK $2250 70 PLYMOUTH $2195 year there is a new director, Hatchback. 4-cylinder, HSW Questionnaire sion to The Herald. Then, every build up a supply of fillers. suppoi't this student. David Moyer, who is also the Skylark Sport CoJpe. 6 A/trans., radio, wheel rings, Roadrunne'r. V-8, 4-speed Tuesday afternoon, all the The editors think that they Loses, 8-7 Past classes have been able cylinders, A/trans., radio, whitewalls. trans., vinyl roof, power The High School World has director of lOH. one regular place, features in editors, and a few staff will be able to accomplish these to earn enough money to not power steering. steering, stereo. recently come under a new ’The Girl’s Softball Team was Camp is held at Globe Hollow 2 another...) members gather in the HSW of­ goals, and are looking forward only send a student, but to bring editorial staff. ’This year it will off to a bad start this season daily from nine o’clock to 3:30, 71 FORD \ $2895 72 PONTIAC $3275 3. Would you like to see a fice to do the layout, type up the to an interesting, well- two students here. AFS is coun­ 69 CHEVROLET $1995 NEW 1973 COMET 4-DOOR SEDAN mean more than jusl new weekly series of short- articles, and put in fillers. with a heartbreaking 8-7 loss five days a week. All activities Torino SOOstatlorrWagon. LeMans Sport Coupe. V-8, JVEH organized paper next year. ting on your support. Please A/trans., power steering, Impala Sport Coupe. V>^8, UgMR^PfW Mm wMl Mn* iHMilar apHMi, ^OlttfOOmnwMMwoN TflVlyHrn, names in the press box. paragraphs written in the MHS Typically, Diane or Carol against Rockville High, played take place outside, so if it rains V-8, A/trans., air con­ AMi.dlak,ra).aiv*My»ManNMngt,da

Explorer Post Being'Formed Manchester Cuisine Dftte 2 AIR DEATHS FIRST -Paris — Aviation’s first fa­ Infoline Cuts Red Tape MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn!, Fri., May 25, 1973 - PAGE THTRTF.r n tality occurred June 15, 1785, tion may call Sgt. Charles Hospital Italians Gave French ■ A High Adventure Explorer wheri during an ascent in a com­ Barrera, 649-0423 or 646-4166, or Post for boys and girls, 14- Notes A Big Cooking Boost bination hot ■ air and hydrogen Area attend one of the Monday night For Those With Problem years-of-age or older, has , Paris—Possibly the most me­ balloon a static spark ignited Benefit Planned meetings. Chamber Addresses Self recently' been formed by the Discharged Thursday; Pearl morable date in the history of the flammable gas in a balloon ALICE EVANS of the Manchester Area from the handicapping effects For Sassi Fund Manchester unit of Hdgtrs. Co,, M. Cole, 75 Foxcroft Dr.; French cuisine was Oct. 20, 1633, carrying Pilatre de Rosier and Police (Herald Reporter) Conference of Chun±es, and of social disability. Jules Remain. Both were killed 1st Bn. of the 169th Infantry. Richard J. Papanos, Coventry; when the younfir Catherine de’ Mrs. David C. Wichman of 40 Slicing through the ^stem . James Breitenfeld, coordinator He said that, in a small in the crash. To Five Priority Goals The Post meets Mondays at 7 Faith A. Muri^y, 26 Ttotter Medici arrived from Italy to Lexington Dr. is the Infoline is like great big of the drug advlMry center, percenUge of the calls, there p.m. at the National Guard Ar­ Education Board St.; Angelo Felice, 50 Birch St.; •hiarry the future King Henry II Report Manchester ticket chairman for scissors cutting through red toured Infolhie headquarters to was no service that was of France. mory, 303 Main St. However, Paid M. McFarland, 92 Barry a program June 3 to benefit the The Greater Manchester Meets Wednesday tape. It’s a k n i^ t in white ar­ discover what types of caOs the available, but in most cases, She brought with her a regi­ secondary priority list which it ... Seek an improved fiscal there will be no meeting on May Rd.; Linda D. ’Trivigno and STEVENSON BROS. John Sassi Memorial Fund for Chamber of Commerce mor coming down the pike referral service receives and people received satisfactory or ment of cooks who had learned calls "Needs Beyond the climate for the town and state. 28 as a National Guard open The Manchester Board of daughter, 21 Pearl Dr., Vernon; COVENTRY Leukemia. Tuesday officially adopted the Goals.” ’They are: trying to find answers for peo­ how the calls are handled. at least partial help. About 23 their art during the height of EXXON ... Initiate actions to continue house will be held at the Ar­ Education has rescheduled its Margaret M. Tedford, 44F Case David Monroe, 19,.of High St., The John Sassi Memorial CHiamber’s new role of “ An ur­ ple with problems.” ’’Infoline is the intermediary, per cent of the c ^ e r s were the Italian Renaissance. Until ... Seek improved legislation the improvement of mory. next meeting, due to the Dr.; Josephine M. Balcome, PbitiiaranMn Rockville, was charged Fund' is a non-profit organiza­ ban problem-solving relating to the business com­ ’That is how Michael Speciale, not the expert, but its staff able to solve, their problems then, French cooking had been Manchester’s environmental The explorers will have an op­ Memorial Day holiday and con­ 22G St. James St. <« lUi SbMt iMlMkr ’Thursday night with fourth- tion which gives direct support organization.” munity. assistant coordinator of In­ knows how to get through the themselves, he said. simple and monotonous, with M M m quality. portunity to become proficient flict with a League of Women Also, Patricia A. Sturgeon, meat, fish and soups but no degree larceny (shoplifting), to leukemia research, treat­ It created a program, entitled foline, envisioned the free, con­ system,” Speciale told them. A special feature of Infoline ... Seek improved consumer in marksmanship, com­ Voters meeting. The school 151 0 ^ St.; George Shafer, vegeteble dishes. Coventry Police reported. ment and education in the State "Commitment to the Challenge fidential referral service, as he “ It is not a provider of services, is that a follow-up is done^n nil relations. munications, emergency first board will meet Wednesday, (Coventry; Kathleen L. Morrell, Police said the charge stems of Connecticut. It was created of Tomorrow,” which identifies explained its functions to a and though it receives a lot of calls to be sure that ... Seek continued industrial aid, auto mechanics, mapping, May 30, at 8 p.m. at the school 615 Griffin Rd., South Windsor; from an incident at Steve’s in memory of a West Hartford five major urban issues to Manchester study group touring legal questions, it is not a have been given and that development for the future of camping, hiking, and aviation. system’s administration office, Claudia C. Martel and son; 242 Package Store on Daly Rd., boy who died of the disease five which the Chamber will ad-, Infoline’s West Hartford lawyer. It just tries to find caller is satisfied, he said. Times Sale Manchester. The Post will have field trips 45 N. School St. Parker St.; Morelewicz, baby Coventry. Court date is June 11. years ago. dress its manpower and finan­ facilities recently. answers,” he added.” Manchester Memorial W.G. GLENNEY CO. ... Coordinate and encourage and social events. boy, 95Foster Rd., South Wind­ The June 3 program , called cial resources Chamber Presi­ May Hinge On Infoline, also known as The types of problems it Hospital, Hartford’s hospitals Manchester’s cultural ac­ Those wishing more informa­ sor; Joyce L. Borgida, 46 Introduces VERNON ’’Fascinating RhyUim,” will be dent Edward M. Kenney Helpline, tries to find answers handles, he said, are those con­ and the Newington Chilcben’s tivities. Conway Rd. Morgan G. Olin Jr., 22, of from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Tower explained. Court Ruling to the problems of residents in cerning family, employment, Hospital, are active par­ The Chamber’s “Commit­ Also, Mary Efstratiou, 205 Mile Hill Rd., Vernon,, was Room at the top of The Hart­ He identified the following the Greater Hartford area 24 mental and physical health, ticipants with Infoline, and NEW HAVEN (AP) - The ment to the Challenge of Terrace Dr., Rockville; An­ OUR NEW P U N T U N E charged Thursday night with ford Insurance Building, five goals in the order of hours a day and seven days a welfare, legal aid, housing, view their participation as an Register Publishing Co. was Tomorrow” will be a one-year dreas M. Lorenzen, 105 Bran­ Another Advtnca to Servo You Batter third-degree larceny, resisting Asylum Plaza, Hartford. priority: week. By dialing 521-7150, finances, children, youth, old extension of sendee already authorized Thursday by its program. ford St.; Denise R. Dupont, 117 (In Manchester Store only) arrest, and intoxication, Ver­ It will feature Judge Wright 1. Revitalization of all callers will be provided with ac­ age, recreation, a ^ consumer provided through their various board of directors and two of its During July, the Chamber C O I N S H O W Ridge St.; John E. Hediund, non Police said. In a companion and his Five Wrongs, playing business areas, with major con­ curate information, help to sort protection. hospital departments. three trustees to continue will identify the specific 386 Porter St.; Henry J. Lisk, case, Dana R. Dubois, 18, of 86 the milsic of Cole Porter, centration on the Downtown negotiations for purchase of the projects it will undertake, out problems presented, The group concensus was that An information and referral 324 Carpenter Rd., Bolton; Village St., Rockville, was George Gershwin, Rodgers and Area. receive counselling if necessary Infoline is a valuable resource service, such as Infoline, can Hartford Times, according to a relative to each of the five David. W. Morrissette, 405 N. charged with third-degree Hart, and of ragtime. 2. Seek solutions to urban Polish National Home for Manchester, especially in only show you the tip of the company spokesman. priority items. In August, it will and then will be connected with Main St. larceny. To be ^ ib ite d will be works traffic, parking and transporta­ 100 Governor Street, Hertford The company publishes the establish the action councils, an appropriate agency, the area of after-hours mental iceberg, but that tip is a Also, Brian R. Cook, Swamp Police said the charges stem by Connecticut professional ar­ tion ne^s. health crisis calls. New Haven Register'and the seeded expertise and the 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Speciale told the group. barometer for community Rd., Coventry; Johanna M. from the attempted theft of a tists from the Academy of Fine 3. Seek continual improved Journal-Courier newspapers. manpower resources to ac­ Mrs. Joy Van Cleef of ’Thursday, Speciale was in problems,” a member of the In­ Mortensen, 33 Division St. pocketbook from a picnic table Arts, Connecticut Water Color educational quality, career op­ Sunday, May 27, 1973 The Times is owned by the complish the projects. And in Manchester Community Ser­ Manchester to discuss Infoline foline staff recently said while at the rear o f the Kosciuszko Society and Ck)nnecticut Society portunities, and an over-all ac­ Gannett Co., Inc., of Rochester, September, the (Thamber of­ ADMISSION FREEI vices Council, the Rev. Eugene with members of the Communi­ summing up facts from the Qub on Vernon Ave., Rockville. of Women Painters. tion plan for Manchester’s t p ih t s a lB N.Y. ficially will open its aggressive Charman and Mrs. Nancy Carr ty Services Council at its referral services annual report. Both men were held over­ youth — to include recreational ’The authorization votes came solution development program. luncheon meeting at TTie report states, “ Not only Alpha Delta night and were to be presented activities. fast drying shortly after a Superior Court Manchester Country Club. is there a difference in the in court at East Hartford today. 4. Seek solutions to Pledges Judge heard testimony from "During the first four months types of problems presented by hiph hiding Manchester’s crime problems, Richard S. Jackson, former SHOP HERE AHD of 1973,” he said, “ Infoline has various age groups, but there are Vernon Police issued 24 including vandalism, shoplif­ Members company president, who is received 54 calls frem also some marked differences wide color choice motor vehicle warnings ting and drug abuse. ORIYE FIRST seeking an injunction to block Manchester. ’This is 3.46 per in the types of problem calls Manchester’s Gamma Thursday to motorists who Comet Sinking 5. Seek responsible coopera­ CLASS IN ONE any attempt to buy the Times. i CALCULATE |i^ the SAVINGS cent of all calls received from that arise from the various Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, were allegedly exceeding speed tion between citizens’ groups OF THESE Inquiry After listening to a half-day the Capitol Region, although towns in the Capitol Region.” international honorary sorority admires the 10-Gallon Donor key ring presented to him by Robert limits on four town roads. and the Chamber in the Manchester represents 7.46 per If you live in Hartford, finan- LATEX ^ le r . The occasion is in honor of Alvord’s support of the Blood Program. Fuller is past of testimony from Jackson, for women educators, pledged ’The warnings were the result, development of a workable ac­ ON YOUR NEXT C A R !V > ^ Recessed Judge Leo Parskey recessed cent of the population in the cial and transportation 12 new members recently to of police use of radar equip­ tion plan for the orderly growth Program, and also president of Lydall, Inc., where the hearing until next Capitol Region.” problems would plague you form Kappa Chapter of the Alvord IS employed. (Herald photo by Pinto) ment on Grove St., Old Town of Manchester. PROVIDENCE (AP) - The ’Thursday, directing that no sale He said that 39 of the calls more than your suburban sorority in Enfield. . HOUSE PAINT Rd., West St., and Merline Dr. Coast Guard called an in­ In addition to the five priority agreement could be reach^ un­ from Manchester came during counterpart. But if you live in No arrests were made. items, the Chamber’s board of Participating in the Enfield * definite recess ’Thursday in an til after he rules on the motion, business hours; 13 were made the suburbs, you are more in pledging ceremony were Mrs. investigation into the sinking of directors has established a c between 5 p.m. and midnight; need of advice regarding legal Bernice Maher of Manchester, 132 Contribute Blood SOUTH WINDSOR the chartered fishing boat and 2 between midnight and 6 assistance, mental health care province chairman; Mrs. Enid $ John P. Krepcio, 16, of 177 Comet in which 16 persons died. a.m. Four of the 39 calls were and family problems, the report Manchester blood donors fell Benedict Dr., South Windsor, The t'wo-day-old marine Dath of Wethersfield, state Peter A. Cullen Mrs. Edna Christensen placed by agencies, one from points out. short of the quota in Thursday’s Robert H. Frenklln president; Miss Gloria Norbet Terry Shoenbergen was charged Thursday night board of inquiry hearing was BRAND NEW 1973 DODGE Manchester Memorial “ Family breakup problems, Bloodmobile visit at Concordia Lawrence C. Hagler with second-degree burglary BRAND NEW 1073 CHRYSLER of Manchester, state ai Miss Linda J. TMford Joseph F. Donahue halted by the disclosure that Hospital, one from the town as presented to Infoline, are membership chairman; and Lutheran Church. There were Rolland Wood Robert L. Greenberg and fourth-degree larceny. Mrs. Willian Jackson, the wife CUSTOM CORONET 4 DR. NEWPORT 4 DOOR SEDAN Mrs. Janice M. FIckett SfOAN. 6 outonviltc. poww health officer, one from Child three times as prevalent in the 132 pints collected. ’That’s 18 Mrs. Edith B. HIscock South Windsor Police reported. of the boat’s skipper, was a iSU U IV A N Ue»r'^, foi-0. wKtfwolH. Stock Nbr. Eqi*;oo«d with V -i «ngir«. outsmolic Mrs. Marion Harlow of Ernest E. Ley Mrs. Grace Bogdan frtiti mh'-iofi, power stcerin power dhc and Family Services, and one suburban towns as they are in pints under the quota. David W. Morsey Police said Krepcio was co-owner of the vessel. Safes Sapnaantatlva iuy krokes htll hand ouHido.>|iirror, radio, Rockville, Gamma Chapter regular $9.65 Robert Schaller heovyduty «heek\. w ilt m a lk . Stock from an unidentified agency, he Hartford,” says the report. president. Of the total number of Mrs. Marla Storozuk Catherine Regan taken into custody at his home Capt. John W. Yager, the in­ ’3095 ‘some custom colors slightly higher Robert E..Wernar UKUwiwmb Then ’3745 said. donors, 120 kept appointments Stanley M. Geldel just before midnight, about a quiry board chairman, said NITES Other members of Gamma ’The calls, he said, came from and 23 were walk-ins.' Eleven William J. Strickland half hour after he had been sur­ Mrs. Jackson must be notified ' WEEKBB SPECHISI Chapter attending the Robert Whalen 1971 DODGE 1969 BUICK 1971 CAMMO people without jobs, with in­ people were turned down for Walk-In Donors prised in a garage at a Birch of her rights to be present at the Dart Swinger. 6 cylinder, auta- laSobra 4 door Hordtep. Vinyl Nuclear Output Rising ceremonies were Miss Marita Gerald C. Hardy 2-Door Hardtop, Auto Irene,, various reasons. Hill Rd. residence. ’The proper­ ■k COMPKCTS ★ motic, power slaaring, vinyl raof, raaf, V-I, Mutomatie, power adequate income problems, Kemp of Manchester and Mrs. LATEX REDWOOD STAIN John Kautz Dr. Edwin J. Lojeskl hearings, to be represented by power steering, bucket sets, Brussels — By 1985 the nu­ Raymond Gowen bucket seats, factory air candi- staaf tng, factory oir candtiiening. hazardous living conditions, Harriet Osborne of Somers. Persons reaching gallon Gregory Nolln ty owner who surprised the in­ legal counsel, to cross-examine vinyl root. outlasts conventional stains 2 to 1 Kristin A. Potter transportation difficulties, clear capacity of the original marks were: Howard S. Peters Fred Q. Edward truder, police said, called witnesses and to present Miss Vicky Glass n in w i nas * 2 1 9 5 . M 6 9 5 legal or. physical problems, six members of the European and Donald Ellis, four gallons; Mrs. Joan M. DeQIacomo police at the time but the In- testimony on her behalf. I Resua oonverllbla, Im- $ 2 5 9 5 Mrs. Joan Hutchinson Edward C. SeShopp marital or family conflict, in­ Economic Community is expect­ Mrs. Catherine Anderson and t n ^ r fled, Attempts to notify the woman I meeuMe, hard to And model. • ed to total at least 100,000 meg­ loyl., auto., PS. Individual adequate home and family Edward Timbrell Jr„ two ^ e p cio was to appear in of her rights, he said, have been awatts of energy. This would I reollnlng from aealt. Juel ovtr 1968 PONTIAC 1971 DODGE management, need of day care, gallons; and Miss Marcia F. court today. unsuccessful because she is in 140,000 orlg. mllet. Had, btoek Exacutiva 4 door Hardtop. V-8 1972 SCAMP supply 33 per cent of the totid 6 cylinder, outomotic, pawat B300 Royal Bpoilsmah. 12- inadequate housing, family at­ Borello, David W. Gourley and "an unnamed hospital under automatic, powti steering. passenger, V-8. aulo. trans., electricity used in Belgium, steering, vinyl raaf. regular $7.95 South Windsor Police power steering. titude problems, and one in­ France, Germany, Italy, Luxem­ Edwin Dezso, one gallon. Standby heavy sedation.’ ’ Her husband Kleartone or Solidlone Abortion Rules | * 7 9 5 . * 2 6 9 5 . stance of problems arising bourg and the Netherlands. The next Bloodmobile visit to reported a break, which oc­ was one of the victims of the ac­ $ 2 6 9 5 Manchester will be June 20 curred shortly after 3 a.m. cident last Saturday off the from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. at Tem­ Being Readied today, in which about |5 in pen­ southern coast of Rhi^e Island. ple Beth Sholom on E. Middle nies were stolen from the Fat ’H)ke. Cat cocktail lounge at 641 BE SURE xBLISS hat boon aervlng the Heme Owner SOUTHBURY (AP) - Three pregnancy be carried out in a Sullivan Ave. for 91 YEARS. Fer a cemplela FREE INSPECTION of Health Department regulations hospital with “ certain con­ Police said the alarm came in your heme by a Termite Centrel Expert, lupervltad Court Cases concerning abortions are being ditions met.” A spokesman said at 3:17 a.m., about a half hour WANTED by the finest technical ttaff, phene eur naireit Appointments Kept readied for implementation in the conditions would involve after the owner left the lounge. CHORCHES SHOP the event the Connecticut Cloan. Lato Modal lecel effica; recognized hospital-medical T H K George>rge E.______Cullen No signs of forced entry were CIRCUIT COURT 12 legislature fails to adopt a new standards. Both were extradited earlier FRIDAYS Mrs. Marlon Cullen found, police said. Investigation OF MANCHESTER im a Manchester Session Reno R. Dutour in the year to face charges in abortion law before the current ’The third proposed regulation is continuing. USED CARS Four men pleaded guilty to IW.G.GLENNEY TO Mra. Sarah Gurry General Assembly session ends 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 Connecticut steming from a Mys. Martha KurowskI would prohibit abortions after companion charges of illegal series of burglaries at area 8:30 p.m. George L. Legler June 1. the 24th week of pregnancy Top Pricas Paid 649-9240 possession o f. marijuana businesses. CO. Mrs. Petries A. McCarty The Connecticut Public except when done to preserve For All Makes Thursday in court. ’The four, SAT. James V. McCooe The two have b ^ n taken to « « F C n | a Mrs. Meredith Ray Health Council has voted to the life or health of the mother. CUTER (XVROLET BUSS TEKMITE CONTKOl COUP. originally charged with illegal State Prison at Somers to begin Richard W. Steevee give public notice of its intent to This is in line with the U.S. TO Mrs. Mary Warner G0..MC. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. possession or control of a non­ serving their sentences. adopt the regulations and set Supreme Court’s recent ruling i 1882 narcotic controlled substance 12 Noon Norman Boulals 1229 Main Street This is a test pattern to John N. Esche July 6 as a tentative date for a that state’s cannot interfere State Workers The Oldest & Largest in Conn. with intent to sell, were Daniel Reynold Desjardins, 37, of determine TTie Herald’s print­ William M. Haberern public hearing on the proposals. with abortions except in the last Bolger, 22, o f Waterbury, Plainville, pleaded guilty to a ing quality. 336 NORTH MAIN ST. — 649-5253 Mrs. Esther P. Haloburdo ’The first would require the trimester of the pregnancy Pay Raise Michael Hardegan, 22, of Mrs. Barbara Jackson reduced charge of criminally Mrs. Dorothy Miller reporting of certain abortion term. Under Study [FITZGERALD] Willimantic, Gary St. George, negligent homicide and Peter S. Ryezak statistics to the state Health After the public hearing, 19, of Danielson and Jonat£in David J. Torstenson received a 90-day suspended Paul Tesik Jr. department, excluding the state law requires that the HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. Gross, no age or address Mrs. Mary Walker sentence. He was originally mother’s name and address. council present its proposed Thomas J. Meskill promised available. Mias Karen Petrowich ’The data would include such BUY A charged with misconduct with a Miss Barbara Boland regulations to the legislature’s state employes ’Thursday he Bolger, Hardegan and St. MZZ ROCK ALBUM motor vehicle. Edward A. Borgida things as the term of the Regulation Review (^mmittee would reconsider a cost-of- George were each given 360-day Mra. Patricia Dow aborted pregnancy, age of the FORD 1973 FULL and the state attorney general DILLON FORD, INC Mra. Gina Dwyer liying pay raise for them, a un­ Just for Test Driving any jail sentences. Gross has not Other cases disposed of or Mrs. Marne Groman mother, reasons for the abor­ for approval before they can be ion leader said. yet been sentenced. Mias Helga WIrtz SIZE CAR nolled (not prosecuted) in court tion and other information for implemented. A Health Depart­ But Meskill told a reporter Naw Toyota, or Uaad Car The four were arrested in Howard A. Miller Thursday includedv Mrs. Lois Morgan recordkeeping purposes. ment spokesman said the that he did not want to raise the December in connection with Mrs. Mary L. Jarvis OR WAGDN In our atockl • Charges of breach of peace ’The second regulation would procedure can take as long as a hopes of state employes. He an incident in which State Frank N. Ssrignese require that all abortions per­ year to complete. (two counts) against Matthew ’ Daniel LeBlanc said he was concerned about i r WAGONS ir Police found them to be in Paquette, 16, of 118 Florence Richard J. Bagga Sr. formed after the 12th week of ’The council, a 10-member the rise in the cost of living in possession of a large quantity of Mrs. Nancy Russell body including state Health St., nolle. Mrs. Loretta Schaller the last six months. He marijuana. 1972 TOYOTAS USED TOYOTAS • A charge of possession of Miss Mary Walsh Commissioner Dr. Franklin promised to meet with Finance AND 1 CENT 14 Used Toyotas In Stock Rocco DeSimone Factory Demos, Some with very low liquor on town property against Foote, met Wednesday at Commissioner Adolf Carlson Sedans, Wagons and Hardtops Joseph Petrello, 18, of East Mrs. Anne A. Gschaa mileage. Corollas, Coronas and David P. Zboray, 18, of 9 Mrs. Mercia A. Memery Spaniards Left Southbury ’Training School. and Personnel Commissioner WILL BUY A CHILD’S Hartford, and Real ’Turcotte, Michael Psrretto Mark lls ■ Waddell Rd., dismissed. Platinum To ‘Ripen’ The legislature has been un­ Edward Simpson next week to 60 DAY, 100% WARRANTY 23, of no certain address, were Joseph Tully Jr. • A charge of disorderly con­ Ernest J. Smith able to agree on the wording of discuss a pay raise. RADIO RODEO WAGON sentenced Thursday on ctorges Richard Templeton a bill to replace the state’s Jack Markina Offer G o o d Until June 30, 1973 duct against Ronald J. Gauvine, Quito — Ecuadorians wore Earlier this year, the gover­ 1970 CHEVROLET IMPALA of third-degree burglary. Earl E. Anderson existing anti-abortion statute 1989 FORD TORINO 40, of Somers, dismissed. Mark Belluardo nose rings and other ornaments nor opposed an across-the- CUSTOM 2-DOOR HARDTOP. V-8, Turcotte was sentenced to Stephan J. Cavagnaro Jr. which was declared un- 2-DOOR HARDTOP. V-8,automatic, • Kenneth J. Luck, 29, of 140 ------. of platinum 2,000 years ago. But board pay increase for state ^4-Dr. H-Top LTD automatic, power steqring, factory air serve two to four years for each Joseph CzerwinskI when the Spaniards found the constitutional by the federal power steering, new tires, a real nice carl Spruce St., pleaded guilty to a Mrs. Margaret Doris employes. Brown, 4-Dr. H-Top, auto Irene., V-8 conditioning. ^ ^ ^ count of third^egree burglary charge of operating a motor BUY A BIG FORD WAGON Durward J. Miller shiny metal in South America courts. eng., vinyl seate, white vinyl roof, redial (five counts) and not less than vehicle while his license was Joseph F. Parker in the 16th century they d is -______tiree, conv. gr„ It. cor. lampe, deluxe two years nor more than four on AND FOR l‘ MORE GET A Dale Roberta carded it. Because it turned up bumper gr.. radio, tint glesa, It, group.. ■ ^ 2 0 9 5 n 4 9 5 under suspension and received Ernest J. Scott elec, trunk lid releaea, olr cond. No. 8 a charge of first-degree failure a 90-day suspended sentence. James P. Tierney in river sand along with gold, CHILD’S COASTER Saip Feltham they thought it was unripe gold 1 1988 THUNDERBIRD to appear in court. Charges of carrying a Robert S. Mortsnson and threw it back into the ’ 2-DOOR HARDTOP. Vinyl top, power 1988 PONTIAC TEMPEST Petrello was sentenced to dangerous weapon and c a n in g WAGON. Mist Diane DIetsrIe steering and brakes, power windows, tilt 2-DOOR HARDTOP. V-8, automatic, serve not less than two years Timothy Banning water to ripen. a dangerous weapon in a motor (OFFER GOOD THRU JUNE 30) James T. Cunningham SUMMER ^4230 steering wheel, air conditioning, EXTRA power steering, bucket seats. nor more than four years for vehicle were nolled. John B. Herklna each charge of ~ third-degree • Charges of disorderly con­ Jack J. Leppen BARB burglary (four counts). Jamet H. Rldyard k SPEIMLDES ★ duct and intoxication against Mlaa Laalle Blbrlnaz y By PHIL PASTORET 1972 BUICK CONV. ' 1971 CADILLilC r “ - * 1 8 9 5 M 4 9 5 The sentences in both cases Raymond E. Spellman, 18, of 24 Mra. Joyce Young ^ SESSION 1973 1/2 LTD WAGON Maroon, DeVille 2-Dr. H-Top. Auto, are to be served concurrently Gana Coolbaugh This little piggie went to Red, Centurion, white top, auto Thompson Rd., Rockville, were Mrs. Candida Landry trans., V-8 eng., PS, PB, P/wihdows, 0 (simultaneously). 351 V8, CONVENIENCE market, this's TittleTi ­ piggie * ^ l»* 5 * ‘ trans., V-8 eng., stereo tape w/radio, nolled. Robert H. Sines P/seat, AM -FM radio, biack vinyi GROUP, FRONT AND Mrs. Merne West stayed home; this little PS, PB, P/seat, P/wIndows, wsw 1 1968 OPEL L$ COUPE Mrs. Helen Aseltins piggie had roast of beef, and JUNE 25-AUGUST 3 top, cruise controi, wsw, wheei 1968 PLYMOUTH REAR BUMPER James B. Grimes tires, wire wheei covers, air cond. With Sunroof 4-DOOR SEDAN. V-8, automatic Mra. Joan D. Martens THIS little piggie had corn covers, auto air cond. Richard Lauzier flakes au gratin. GUARDS, AM RADIO, Rev. Stephen J. White iHMixsiir. iuK Courses Available In I 2-Ooor Hardtop. Small V-I, MUNICIPAL BUILDInI b CRUISOMATIC TRANS­ Mra. Constance Adame There’s a difference M 1 9 5 * 8 9 5 ’ 6 9 5 Mra. Grace Agnaw English, ceramics, painting, life sciancaa, < 4 9 9 5 J aulomafle Irene., 4naw MISSION, POWER Mrs. Beverly Herzog between an open mind I whltawalle, power ileering, Mrs. Barbara Hill and being empty keaddd. phyaical aciancaa, mathamatica, aociology, I redto. Very tiierp. Turquotee, MIet Margaret E. Mulkern I vinyl kilerlof, STEERING, UNpER- Mra. Dorotin Relnohl paychology, philoaphy, political acianca, LIST PRICE $4646.47 COAT Richard F. Relnohl Paul Somoze history, reading, anthropology, accounting, Excellent Selection of New CLOSED Mrt. Doris TImbsrII |U REHL lists ' STOCK No. 3428 SELLIN G r^RICE $3925.00 Arthur R. TInM data procaaaing, music, shorthand, typf writing. I SST 2-Or. Hardtop. Small V-I, TOYOTA Harry N. Jensen 1973 CARS & I euto. bene., power atearlng, bi- V Bruce R. Relnohl I dividual teete, radio, vinyl toft, Monday, May 28, 1973 Eugene M. Dickenson - A,..-- T ill i The college reaenM Die right to cancel any claas bacauaa of In- we want to FORD M itt Joann Roberta Dwire TRUCKS IN STOCK! I wHh melehtog fcitorlor. IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY Glenn B. Gibbs There’s nothing more sufRclant aiirollmanL ^ make'you happy DILLON FORD Charles Qrinin pious than a meat whole­ Tuition and faaa for one 3-cradlt couraa: $38.79 Arnold Q. Jensen saler trying to explain low Mite Allison Kuahl For further informatfon, wrlta or call Mr. Tatro, Director of ■k Many Others k : Emargoncy Tolophono Numors 319 MAIN STREET Roger J. Bolduc prices after being boycotted Summer Saaslon, Manchaatar Community Collaga, PO Box LYNCH MOTORS RoilenClilend Cota for a week or two...... 649-5070i Denial Fraher 1046, Manchaatar, (fonnactlcut 06040, Talaphona 640-4900, FITZGERALD FORD, INC. MANCHESTER Robert P. Kennedy. Ext 3«4 ^ 335. DECORMIER HARTFORD AREA’S LARGEST TOYOTA DEALER! ilMUBO...... 649-1886; Peter T, Bourdon Whatever happened to TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER all that nasty old mercury 345 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER — 646-4321 I Sanitary Sowar and Water...... 649-9697 i Ctrl J. Dauber WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES, Motor Sales, he. 643-2145 Earl Doggart that supposedly was in 28S BROAD STRECT Irvin W. Qarttlde the fish we're now urged Michael T. Lolertkl MANCHESTER • 643-416S Joeeph Roy to eat? MIUKIESTER COMMUNflY C01LE8E TEL. 843-2489 875-3389 Otto A. Churchill (NlWyPAMR INTIRPRISt. ASSN.) SHOP TOHin "m 91 ISHOPl I a n d I ISAVEl

1 I J w c Ok V i vAf ! r n PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 25, 1973 Obituaries Tolland Picks Magruder Mayor, Manager Encouraged Top Students (Continued from Page One) director, that confusion had DetUh Claims arisen about the investigation By Services Council Work ting Director L. Patrick Gray of Mexican aspects of the June Tompkiqs VIVIAN V. KENNESON Historical Society Special opinion of other guest speakers Chris McHale III said that he warned Presi­ Watergate case. (Herald Reporter) that toe Bummer Activities in BUY Achievement award in . who have \dsited toe Cimununi- M. REALTOfi Correspondent dent Nixon last summer that Former CIA Director Manchester (SAM) program American History in her junior Manchester Mayor John ty Council, — that a preventive RENT Tel. 875-4704 “people on your staff are trying Richard Helms said that last has again received a federal year, she was a member of the Thompson and Town Manager program in juvenile delinquen­ Christopher S. (Huck) John Weigold has been named to mortally wound you.’’ June 23 then-White House Chief .l^obert Weiss spoke en­ grant, in toe amount of |17,000 McHale, 60, of' 167 E. Center valedictorian arid Joan National Honor Society in both In testimony before a closed of Staff H. R. Haldemari iof cy, mental health, involving which will enable employmoit junior and senior years, and couragingly of the first year’s community services is all part St., a former funeral director, Chorches salutatorian of fhe session of a Senate Ap- structed Walters to tell Gray a to r ^ of toe Manchester Com­ of 41 youths during toe summer. died Thursday at Manchester Tolland High School graduating served as yearbook coordinator .propriatiqns subcom­ that the FBI should halt its of a positive social change that Gowen said there would be a this year. munity Services Council at a - Memorial Hospital after a long class. The selections were an­ mittee—and reported later by Watergate-connected in­ is taking place. need for volunteers to teach Miss Chorches plans to attend luncheon meeting Thursday at illness. nounced by Richard F. Olson, the subcommittee’s chairman, vestigations in Mexico, for fear toe Manchester &>untry Club. “For our tax dollar, we have courses in guitar, pottery, MAY 20-26 Mr. McHale was bom Feb. school principal. the University of Hartford to John L. McClellan, D- of uncovering covert CIA ac­ photography, macrame, maybe major in art. One of toe most promising good schools and social ser­ 17, 1913 in Manchester, son of Weigold is the son of Mr. and Ark.—Gray said he spoke to tivities there. outcomes of toe council’s ef­ vices,” he said. yoga. Anyone interested in Christopher S. and N ^garet Mrs. John H. Weigold of Nixon last July 6. Gray said Thursday that the forts is the almost sure He spoke in favor of inter­ these openings may contact toe Holloran McHale, and had lived Weigold Rd. He has been a Gray said he cautioned Nixon message was delivered and the prospect of hiring a (immunity community relationships. He Manchester Recreation Depart­ here all his life. He attended member of the National Honor Police after agreeing with Lt. Gen. FBI investigation was curtailed Services Coordinator in the said it is a good thing to reach ment office. Society in both junior arid Vernon Walters, deputy CIA for several weeks. But he said .This summer there will be “Pride in, respect for, the property of America.” Manchester schools and was a very near future. out and make usa of open graduate of the McAllister senior years, participated in he went to dark MacGrteor, Mayor Thompson explained spaces. new assignments as a “SAM- School of Embalming, New several band activities, Report the new director of l i o n ’s an inter-governmental plan He assured the Conununity aides” who will be paid to act as York City. received musical achievement Memorial reelection committee, and which utilizes extra HUD. Services Council that the town marshals at toe summer rock MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS He was a fine basketball awards, took part in the spring MANCHESTER asked him to inform Nixon that employes which are affected by would lend its support to toe concerts. player while attending musical and senior class play Michael Daly, 17, of 16 Day Haldeman’s orders were toe cutback in^HUD funding. various problems it would face. Stephen Cassano, advisor to Manchester High School and and is a member of the Year­ Hathaway Lane, was charged causing a lot of confusion. These employes are available The status of the Lincoln toe Voluntary Action Hub and a book staff. played with the 1931 team, early today with several (Continued from-Page One) On July 6, Gray said, Nixon to assist in state or local School building is still not en­ member of toe Group Home which just missed winning the Weigold plans to major in criminal charges stemming called him and Gray told the government capacities with job tirely determined. The town is (^nunittee, said there is a need Daughters of the American Cheneys Had Big Impact : / .‘t ' I state championship. Later, he foreign languages. from breaks in the last three President, “Mr. President, funding shared by federal and pretty well determined that the for a group home in toe com­ Rewlution; speakers, clergy played with the Guards, an out­ Miss Chorches is the months, Manchester Police there is something I want to local budgets. first floor will be used for toe munity for girls. He said toe and honored guests standing local team that gained daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon reported. speak to you about. Dick Town Manager Weiss said it Sheltered Worktoop, said 'Town committee is involved in an r* Third Division: St. Patrick’s town honors. He also was a Chorches of Cider Mill Rd. She Daly, taken into custody at Walters and I feel that people ' is very possible that there Manager Weiss. Tlie town is extensive study with other town Pipe Band; Veterans of Foreign member of the town Advisory has been active in school affairs his home at about 3:30 a.m., on your staff are trying to mor­ might be a community services considering using toe second agencies for establishing group Park and Recreation Commis­ throughout her four years at Wars; Marine Corps League; tally wound you by using the homes. On Manchester's Growth was charged with third-degree coordinator available by July 1. floor for health and welfare ser­ power through a water wheel, sion for a number of years. Tolland High. American Legion; Army and CIA and the FBI and confusing vices. The Voluntary Action Club SOL. R. COHEN It purchased hundreds of burglary, third-degree larceny, Mayor Thompson told toe and through toe years to 1955, In 1889, when the need town. In addition to bringing He was a funeral director in Recipient of the Tolland Navy Club. the question of CIA interest in, expects to be funded with |6,000 (Herald Reporter) acres of land, which it sold at developed for still more water, first-degree failure to appear in group that “we are sinking For anyone not living in when it sold its name and Cheney workers to and from the the area for many years. Fourth Division: Fire or not in, people the FBI wishes The council had thought that from Manchester Community low prices to workers for house the company organized the court, attempted third-degree more money into public ser­ Manchester during toe glorious facilities to J.P. Stevens Co., plant and their homes, it also At the time of his death, he Departments; Order of to interview.’’ space might be provided for toe College, said Cassano. lots, or which it used for houses South Manchester Water Co., a carried freight. burglary, second-degree failure vices than ten years ago. Cheney years, it is understan- was deeply involved in all was employed as a foreman at DeMolay; civil and fraternal McClellan said Gray was community services coor­ The activities of toe recently it rented out to its workers. wholly owned Cheney sub­ to appear, and fourth-degree “ We’re getting a dollar’s dabiy difficult to appreciate toe aspects of Manchester’s life The number of passenger Pratt and Whitney Division of organizations; Stewart referring specifically to dinator in Lincoln School, but formed Infoline, a 24-hour, 7- It built and macadamized sidiary, and constructed Porter larceny. value for every dollar spent,” impact the Cheney famiiy had blood — its culture, its schools, trains dropped to eight a day United Aircraft Corp.; East Highlanders Pipe Band. Haldqman, John D. Weiss said that he would like to day a week hotline providing roads in toe vicinity of toe plant Reservoir and then Howard Parade Route Daly was being held at Police he said. Although he is greatly its business and its govern­ when trolleys and automobiles Hartford. Fifth Division: Nathan Hale Ehrlichman, then Nixon’s chief be a close liaison with toe coor­ communication between in­ on the town in every sphere of and it built schools in toe south Headquarters and was to impressed by the young people activity. ment. Reservoir. The company began to appear on the streets Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Vernon's Memorial Day School Majoretts; Boy Scouts adviser on domestic affairs, dinator and, therefore, would dividuals and volunteer end of town. A boarding house supplied most of toe water for presented in court today. in the community and their There was something in toe Cheney Bros, was sold by J.P. of Manchester. Still, even in Florence Hampston McHale; a parade will start Monday at 9 and (^b Scouts; ^ n n e t Junior and fired White House Counsel prefer to locate that office in counselors, was outlined by for 100 teachers was erected, a people in toe area south of Mid­ cooperation in Instructors of character of toe people who Stevens to LaFrance In­ 1923, the last year it was' son, Christopher P. McHale of a.m. at St. Bernard Cemetery, High School Band; Girl Scouts John W. Dean III. the town hall. Michael Speciale, assistant library was started, water, gas Thursday night a break into th e Handicapped, the dustries, which sold it to toe dle Tpke. and west of Autumn operated by the Cheneys, it Manchester, a former Kingsbury Ave. and Brownies; Bluebirds. McClellan also quoted Gray coordinator of the new agency. comprised toe Cheney clan that and electric plants were con­ St. ' Steve’s Market at 598 Center St. Cooperative Occupational went far beyond self interest present owner, toe Geri (to. of carried 136,789 passengers. The professional baseball umpire; a From St. B em ^d Cemetery Youth Division commanders as reporting that after the war­ Rick Gowen, chairman of toe The Infoline handles the structed, a fire department es­ Later still, toe company huilt netted burglars about |120 Education Program, and and economic goals. New York, a family-owned line was taken over by The New sister, Mrs. John G. Rohan of the line of march will be to are Wilber Auden and Mrs. ning, Nixon paused, then said: Youth Commission, reported problem of a mental he^to tablished, and a short-spur Globe Hollow Reservoir. Even­ Haven R.R. - later the Penn worth of cigarettes and beer, Summer Activities in TTie Cheneys were successful operation again which employes Manchester; and a grand­ Grove Hill Cemetery and then Harold Harmon. “Pat, you just continue to con­ crisis as readily as a problem of railroad operated. A Cheney tually, toe entire water system, Central. police said t^ ay . Manchester (youth jobs), he businessmen who had a high about 400 persons. daughter. down through the center of In case of inclement weather, duct your aggressive and welfare. The service refers the Halt was constructed for plays, including the huge Globe At noon today, police had ap­ . believes that we’re “years sense of civic responsibility. The Pioneer Parachute Co., The Cheneys built many The funeral will be Saturday Rockville and past the the decision to call off the thorough investigation.’’ caller to whatever agency can productions, meetings, dances houses and cottages for their prehended a suspect, and behind in the treatment of kids They were genuinely interested one of Manchester’s top com­ Hollow tract, was purchased by a t 8:30 a.m. from the reviewing stand. parade will be made by Parade In an interview later best handle toe problem. (See and speeches, and even a public the town. It included the Veleran Realtors Herbert IVlcKinney and charges were to be lodged leading tragic lives.” in their employes and their pany’s today, was formed by workers on a rental basis - Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Persons and groups marching Marshal James Wagner no Thursday, Gray told NBC that Infoline story on Page 12) bath facility erected on Main privately owned Manchester Robert H. Smith exchange pleasantries at against at least one youth. Mayor Thompson voiced toe problems and they were proud Ctoeney’s in 1938. with the policy of selling them Main St., with a Mass of the in the parade should be at the later than 8:30 a.m. on the day he never had any reason to About Town St. for toe use of those town Ck>untry Club, which stood on Realtors annual meeting. Dr. Archibald Stuart, presi­ of toe community growing up Manchester, still known toe to toe renters on reasonable Resurrection at St. James starting point at 8:30 a.m. of the parade. The ceremonies Temple Chapter, OES, will residents who had none of their (2ieney-owned land and now Camping gear valued at about believe Nixon was involved in dent of toe Ctouncil, summed up around their factories. world over as “The Silk City,” terms, whenever possible. The Church at 9. Burial will be in St. would be held at 11 a.m. in Watergate or in the coverup. have its official inspection May th e first* year of the own. stands on town-owned land. |365 was stolen from the base­ Home on Leave Basically, they believed took on toe slogan, also, of “A CSieneys were proud of their James Cemetery. Woodruff Hall in Center 31 at 8 p.m. at toe Masonic organization’s growth with a The schools it built were in The (2ieneys built a gas plant ment of St. Mary’s Church on At the Senate’s Watergate Pfc Peter Marceau, son of business and conununity rose City of Village Ctoarm.” policy of no tenements and no Friends may call at the '■ Congregational C^hurch. Temple. Dinner will be served the old Ninth District — later to supply lighting for toe mills, slums. Park St. recently, police hearings, convicted burglar Mr. and Mrs. William H. strong note of enthusiasm. He and declined in concert. 'The (tonnecticut Manchester funeral home tonight from 7 to For those who have enough at 6:30 p.m. reservations for absorbed by toe town. In 1915, for Ciieney-family residences reported today. Bernard L. Barker said be Marceau of 8 Tracy Dr., is credited Mayor Thompson and The Cheney family, even is the third largest municipality In 1937, in a giant three-day 9. energy left during these events, toe dinner should be made with toe State of Connditicut es-' and for workers’ homes, with Gilead Road, Andover The camping gear, owned by broke into the Democratic home on leave after graduating Town Manager Weiss for toe in­ before it built its first factory.in by that name in toe wprld, sur­ auction, Cheney Bros, dispdsed holiday sports events will kick Mrs. Cecelia Johnston, 193 teblished the State Trade toe gas'generated from coal. the Boy Scouts, was taken from National Committee’s from his Advanced Individual terest and concern they had 1838 at Hop Brook and drew its passed only by Manchester, of 248 separate parcels, off at the Manchester Country Plymouth Lane, by May 26. Education Shop on School St., The plant was expanded later to lockers in a church basement headquarters “as a matter of Training. shown in toe Community Ser­ England and Manchester, N.H. assessed at a total of $1,081,0(K). Club, with a 36-hole Foiir Ball vices Council. now called Howell Cheney supply most of Manchester. It Mrs, Caroline G. Moriarty Fire Calls storeroom, police said.«The national security,” looking for He enlisted Jan. 23, went to The public sale brought $831,- Golf Tournament on the evidence showing leftist con­ Technical School in its modern was sold to toe Hartford Gas 275, for 75.1 per cent of the WAPPING—Mrs. Caroline missing items include 5 three- Ft. Dix, N.J., for basic training, weekend, 18 holes Saturday and tributions to the McGovern .J^V:-i-V-y-Open"6 Day» Thur$. 'til 9 building and housed on W. Mid­ Co. assessed value. The proceeds of Gates Moriarty, 81, of Windsor, THURSDAY man tents, three tarps, two and then took his guaranteed 18 on Monday. presidential campaign. He dle Tpke. Both are direct When toe shift came to elec­ th e sale went to the died Thursday at a Windsor 9:06 p.m. — Town fire depart­ cook kits, two cook rolls, a training as a heavy equipment Little League and Farm found none, he said. descendents of a textile appren­ tricity, (Jieneys buiit and incor­ Reconstruction Finance (torp., convalescent home. She was the ment called to Westland St. for Dutch oven, and a bow saw. operator at Ft. Leonard Wood, I College Reunions, Vacations, Summer League baseball activity is also Barker told senators he felt tice school set up about 1910 in porated toe Manchester Elec­ toward payment of a federal mother of James P. Moriarty of gas washdown after auto acci­ from which he has graduated. slated Monday night. he was doing a worthwhile duty Theaters, Are All In The Wings. Waiting CJieney Bros, mills. tric Co. — servicing not only the loan. Wapping and widow of Patrick dent. William B. Brown, 54, of East After leave, he will report to his All Recreation Department for his country and has not Historic Gavel Mary Cheney Library near mills, but the entire town as Those persons who were ren­ Hartford, was listed in satisfac­ guaranteed assignment in (]ier- Come Before Us—And J. Carman, Moriarty. slow-pitch softball leagues will toe Center still has books from well. TODAY tory condition today at changed his mind. many. I Clothier Has The Que For Spring And ting toe properties had first Other survivors are another be idle until Tuesday night. the old South Manchester The company had a steam- 3:53 a.m. — Bedroom fire at Manchester Memorial Among toe treasures of toe community became cemented chance to purchase them and 61 son, a daughter and seven But however you want to '^ Summer Clothing For You “Guva” ’ii Public Library, established on generating plant near toe mills 140 Blue Ridge Dr. home of Hospital, where he was taken Manchester Board of Realtors in all endeavors of living, renter-families did just that. grandchildren. celebrate the holiday, i “Gala” . . . ^ Wells St. by the Cheneys. The and a water-powered auxiliary Most of toe homes went for un­ Robert L. Titus. Town firemen Thursday night after a one-car A.* presented many years ago by wood and to fashion toe gavels. Funeral services will be remember to do it safely. In books were saved in the 1913 on toe Hockanum River near N. der $4,000 each and the terms said the fire, in an unoccupied accident on Porter St. Daytime, workllme, UUuretlme, and eurlalntime ttyling In men’i and toe National Association of The steel plate from toe USS Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Car­ case of emergency, telephone PAINT Great School Fire. Main St. — actually, on Union were simple — 10 per cent room, damaged a bed, mat­ Police said Brown’s vehicle ■romen i clothing await your intpaetlon—, drop In and view lu frdm Real Estate Boards is a Missouri had to be remelted m en Funeral H om e, 6 numbers are: front row center. Before toe Wells St. library Pond. The North End plant and down, with 25 per cent of toe tress, and bureau, and caused went off Porter St., east of SMALL CANS — SPRAY CANS historical gavel. and treated in order that it Poquonock Ave., Windsor. Highway: 649-5070 was estalilished, space was toe pond were acquired later by purchase price to be paid in 30 moderate smoke damage. Wyllys St., at about 9:15. The It is made of wood grown at might be rolled into sheets. Burial will be in Riverside Refuse: 649-1886 VARNISH — PORCH ENAME • provided for them in Cheney toe Town of Manchester. The days. The biggbst buyer was vehicle struck a mailbox, a George Washington’s home at This service was contributed by Cemetery, Windsor. Sanitary Sewer and Wqter: Hall, and before then, they electric company was sold by Moriarty Bros., which bought traffic sign, and a large oak ^ PATCHING COMPOUND S. Ckrttutn, I Mount Vernon and Thomas the (Carnegie Illinois Steel Cor­ Friends may call at the 649-9697 were circulated among the Cheneys in 1937 to toe Connec­ 14 parcels for $58,650. It later tree, police said. The car was Jefferson’s home at Monticello. poration. From toe thin sheets funeral home tonight from 7 to The Municipal Building will The steel is from the USS workers at the mills. ticut Power Co. re-sold toe houses. 9. towed from the scene. PAINT REMOVER - THINNER were made, bands to encircle In Memoriam be closed on Memorial Day. CEloUjiTTH I Missouri, on whose toe gavel heads and descriptive The idea of a Cheney iibrary Probably the most interesting Most of the properties were The family suggests that any In loving memory of our husband and ANTIQUING KITS 887 Main Street in ^ quarterdeck toe Japanese plates for toe boxes which con­ started when toe girl workers and romantic of Cheney’s on High, Pleasant, Cooper Hill, memorial contributions may be father, Stanley W. Grzyb, who passed dpunloien Manchester ^ surrendered to General of toe tain toe gavels. They read: brought books to toe mills, to auxiliary enterprises was toe Prospect, Pine, Chestnut and away May 25, 1964. You Gef The Best For Less At Plazal made to a charity of the donor’s Army MacArtour and Fleet Ad­ “This gavel (s presented to read to each other and to South Manchester R.R, Less other streets on the West Side. choice. Sadly missed, “Main Guild Member" than two miles long, it was con­ Wife, Sons and Families Added Reward Offered Sf, 'A miral Nimitz. toe member board receiving it lighten toe monotony. When The bidding was spirited but PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE At a ceremony held on toe as a niemento of World War II production increased sidered toe shortest railroad in good-natured and toe three-day I Where Fitting You is OUR PLEASURE, | evening of Nov. 11,1946, during and of toe services rendered by noticeably, toe workers and toe toe United States and, possjbly, auction had almost a carnival In Memoriam In Bolton Slaying Case (W« Hava A Notion To Plaaaa) NEXT TO FRANK’S SUPERMARKET I and YOUR SATISFACTION! | toe Altantic City convention of Realtors everywhere to their company contributed funds for the only family-owned railroad air. Traffic was blocked and In loving memory of David George toe nationai association, purchasing new books. at the time. people jammed the streets. Muniock who passed away May 25,1951. Bolton businessmen are spon­ EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER country during toe war years. It School Census Charles C. Wall, re p re^ tin g Christopher Spencer, a Built aboqt 1859 by toe Hart­ Interest^ spectators from all soring an additional reward was shot by an unknown I I Free Main Street and Purnell Parking I is a blending of toe old and toe I cannot say and will not say. assailant bn April 7. QUALITY PRODUCTS RUDOET PRICES the Mount Vernon Ladies new—toe old ideals that guided Manchester native and ford, Providence and Fishkill over New England — most of Anyone whose home was not That he is dead. He Is Just away. fund for information leading to Association, made a syinbolic superintendent of Cheney Mills R.R. Co. and operated by it for them with no intention of contacted during the annual And left us dreaming how very fair. the arrest and conviction of a this country through its infancy presentation of toe wood from machine shop, produced and 10 years, it was chartered in buying — followed the auc­ School Enumeration should It needs must be since he lingers there. person or persons responsible and the .new strength that Think of him faring on as dear George Washington’s home to protected it in its recent days of patented toe Spencer repeating 1866 by the state legislature as tioneers from street-to-street contact Youth Service Center, for the death of Harry “Pete” the South Manchester R.R. 14 Park St., Tel. 646^800. In the love of there as the love of here. Boyd T. Barnard, then presi­ peril. rifle in 1860, He was encouraged .and from house-to-house. Think of him still as the same, I say T. Miner. by toe Cheneys. Cheneys acquired it about 1869. In toe years since toe 1937 He is not dead, he is just away. dent of toe national association "This gavel should be (NAREB). returned to the National President Abraham Lincoln In toe 18M’s, the line ran 18 auction, some of toe 248 parcels Mather Anyone wishing to donate to personally tested toe rifle at the passenger trains daily betf^n have been sold and re-^old this fund may contribute to any Mr. Henry Alan Johnston, Association of Real Estate vice president of toe Thomas Boards if toe Board receiving it request of toe Cheneys and toe north and south sections of several times, but not at the M,- branch of the Savings Bank of *Heritage Spencer. The federal govern­ (KX) original average price. Manchester by merely giving Jefferson Memorial Founda­ ceases, for any reason, to be a ( f l e n ^ tion, appeared and made a member of toe NAREB.” ment ordered 222,000 pieces and the account number of the fund: used some of them at toe Battle 8-2461. Sim sbtuy' similar presentation of wood from Monticello. The National Association of of Gettysburg. ’5’reasurers of the Bolton Capt. Logan Ramsey, com­ Real Estate Boards” The rifle was designed and Nine-room custom built Ranch, 3-car garage, 5 acres of parkllke land, 2'h baths, manding officer, Navai Air perfected at Cheney’s Branch are Walter M. Cooley The condominium homes of The gavel is presently in the central alr-conditloning, all brick construction, 4 years old. PLUS... a heated In­ and Shirley G. Potter. Bases, Fourth Naval District, custody of Louis Dimock, presi­ Manchester plant and was Heritage Glen of Simsbury are so S ervin g door swimming pool. Many other outstanding features, too numerous to mention. represented toe United States dent of toe Manchester l^rd, " manufactured in Boston. beautifully designed and perfectly SATURDAY A cut-off date will be set for Navy and presented the historic and at toe completion of his Because Hop Brook had no s itu a t^ that they seem to have the fund; therefore, all in­ steel fro(n the battleship term of office, it will be parsed great water supply, Cheney the real estate needs been there as long as the trees have. terested persons should con­ Missouri. ' on to his successor who then has Bros, built the Taylor Reser­ BANKING Nature and homes blend together tribute as soon as possible, President Barnard, in toe custody of the gavel during voir for its manufacturing and of all Americans , as if each were designed to comple­ receiving these presentations, his term of office. fire-protection needs and for 9 A.M. -1 2 NOON ^ An alternative means of dis­ m ent the other. Each home has announced that from toe Mount supplying homes near its mill pensing the funds, possibly in been carefully placed to offer the Vernon and Monticello wood area. the form of a memorium to Mr. advantage of a particular view. You and toe USS Missouri steel, MANCWSUR STtTE IMNK Miner, would be determined. have the distinct feeling that nature gavels would be made for 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER is a part of your indoors as well as presentation to each other of Yliner was toe owner and. your outdoors. Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon the member bdards of the operator of the Rt. 6 and 44 The architecture of the homes is National Association of Real PRESTIGE AREA /■ Package Store, Bolton, who ■ ' Moniber FDIC contanporary, yet retains a feeling Estate Boards. of naturalness through the use of It required approximateiy a rough-sawn cedar siding and year-and-a-half to season toe shingles. Up-to-date style, but old Despite the Cheney influence world charm. Truly, a "limited in all facets of town activities, edition" of 121 completed homes Manchester never typified the Formal Announcement for sophisticated condominium usuai "company town,’’ living. possibly because it was a . Michael Quish, former president of the William P. Quish Heritage Glen of Simsbury is humanistic, not paternalistic, currently converting to complete attitude the (Sieneys had. Funeral Home, wishes to thank thei many families served by his condominium ownership, and It was in toe eariy 1900’s that establishment for their trust.and confidence during his many many 1 and 2 bedroom homes are toe company’s close bond with years of active service. He is still available for advice and service still available from S29,300 (95% . at the new Fitzgerald Funeral Home. MGIC financing available). This is Realtors® are serving the real estate needs of a rare opportunity to purchase a all Americans. Providing expert advice in home in a highly desirable com­ every phase of real estate. For your every The Fitzgerald Funeral Home has been completely renovated, munity at an exceptional value. For House Passes further information please use the Space Agency Bill 141 Waranoke Road real estate need, look for the symbol of a with your comfort in mind, an informal home like atmosphere to coupon below or call M r John Realtor.® serve your every need. Lynch collect at 2031658-2820. WASHINGTON (AP) - The I House has passed and sent to Clean custom' built 7-room Cape. 3 bedrooms up the Senate a 13.073 billion ap­ hvmg room, dining room, kitchen and den or another Any funeral need can be satisfied, with a personal concern by Heritage Glen of Simsbury Seven-room, 2Vi baths, custom built one-owner Ranch in prime Manchester area 11 Library Lane propriation authorization bill bedroom down, plus lav with , shower, enclosed Pride In, ratpact tor, tha proparty of Amarica. situated on double lot. This home has been meticulously cared for and has-been | Edward M. Fitzgerald at the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, located at Simsbury, Connecticut 06070 for toe space agency. breezeway, finished basement. Soon vacant. Priced professionally landscaped to perfection, 2-car garage. 225 Main Street, Manchester. . . The vote was 322 to 73. to sell. Name^ The measure allots $2,254 Street- billion for research and The Multiple Listing Service of Manchester development, $112 million for T. J. CROCKETT, REALTOR In eooparatlon with Sincerely Yours, C ity -^ construction of facilities and The Manchester Board of Realtors Warren E» Howland R. Michael Quish ^ $707 million for research and 843-1577 program management. Realtor-MLS 643-1108 -Phone. y

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 25. 1973— PAGE SEVENTEEN Public It ' Records U.S. Trade Surplus Warranly Deeds field Rd. conveyance tax Green Manor Construction 834.65. I n Co. Inc. to Paul R. and Dorothy Judgment Lien Recorded April A. Ostunl, unit in Northfield Knudsen Brothers Dairy Inc. Green Condominium, con­ against Paul and Valerie Fiano, WASHINGTON (AP) - The Dent said the trade figures in­ veyance tax 834.10. property at 61 Arnott Rd., United States recorded its first dicate that the two devaluations Elsie M. Heimer to Arthur R. 8265.26. trade surplus in 18 months of the U.S. dollars in the past amd Donna G. Kapitke, proper­ during April, Secetary of : j Trade Name two years ’’are having a ty at 289 (Racatack St., con­ Joseph A. Bovino, doing (^mmerce Frederick Dent said stimulating effect on sales of Thursday. veyance tax 130.80. business as Carriage House U.S.-made goods ...” Ann F. McCaughey to Her­ Salon, 18 Oak St. Dent noted that April was the Other factors, he said, are an man M. Frechette, Albert R Marriage License third straight month that economic boom abroad and ^ MarUn and Daniel F. Reale, Alphonse Reale, 74 Woodland exports reached new record slowing of purchases of foreign property at 26-28-30 Maple St., St., and Barbara Marie Dobb, levels, while imports declined products. conveyance tax 131.90. 40 Olcott St., June 9. for the second month. The United States had a trade Robert H. Smith and Herman Building Permits But Dent said he could not yet deficit of 8B.3 billion in 1972 and J. Heck to William A. and Newton R. Emerson, ad­ predict that the nation is in a per­ a deficit of |2 billion in 1971, the Gladys R. Ellis, property at 19 ditions to dwelling at 9 Village manent trade surplus position. first trade deficits in recent Johnwn Ter., conveyance tax St., 81,500. \ He released the figures one American history. 826.40. B.T. Peterman, swimming day earlier than usual at a Dent noted that despite the Edward Raymond McGregor pool at 250 Fern St., 84,000. special news conference. It was April surplus, the trade deficit and Myrtle Ann McGregor to R.L. Davidson & Son for unusual for the country’s trade for the first four months of the Robert P. and Pamela M. Lea’s Realty, alterations to figures to be announc^ in this year was at an annual rate of Orlowski, property at 44 Camp- dwelling at 33 Maple St., 81,500. way. Usually they are an­ 81.9 billion, meaning that if the nounced in a Commerce performance of the first four Department press release. U A months continued throughout M ID 308 •< Exports exeeded imports the year the year-end deficit * " ^ x '" during April by 8196.3 million. * V * would be 81.9 billion. V Much of the favorable shift in The last previous monthly the trade balance resulted from Formerly the residence of Phillip Cheney, now the home £ -J surplus was in September of r f a decline in imports from 1971 when it was 8308 million. of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley C. Gryk, 50 Forest St. (Herald ' ’♦'s Canada. lAoto by Ofiara) 2 \ • Heralding Homes Bursting at the Seams — Outgrown Your Home? ■ ^

The officers of the Manchester Board of 5 Timothy Cheney^s Legacy Frechette, first vice president; and Richard Realtors are, from the left, Louis Dimock, E. Merritt, second vice president. (Herald resident; Frederick M. Gaal, treasurer; photo hy Pinto) laiss Lillian G. GranL secretary; Herman M. Story by June B. Tompkins Garrison Colonial, convenient to everything. Treed lot, compound, though individual, fits into a family, and the non-symmetry of the location ideal for children. 7 rooms, living room with fireplace, eat- beautiful park-like setting in the South of of the homes. In kitchen, formal dining room, den, 3 large bedrooms, When Timothy Cheney, clockmaker, farmer Manchester. and miller, built his home on Hartford Rd. It may have been the impression of the baths, garage. Priced right. A variety of stately trees provides large sometime around 1780, he probably un­ (Cheney residential area which inspired the areas of cool shade in summer. In the fall, the ____ M ID 408 knowingly established a precedent for quality epithetical phrase — Manchester, a city of home building for his heirs and descendants. spacious rolling lawns are carpeted in riotous village charm. It is pleasant to see that, in autumn foliage — the mass of bright yellow As the pictures on this page will attest, the spite of the houses that mushroomed like so l^ v es around the former Rush Cheney man­ Ofiarar*****"^* Cheney, "Wedgeway,” 99 Hartford Rd. (Herald photo by original model was well followed for good many boxes during the World War H years, sion, in particular, brings a new brightness to there are stjU many shaded streets and design, classic architecture, comfort, and the dark brick building. magnificent landscaping achieved mainly by properties that have not been afflicted by w m leaving the surrounding grounds in their Although the (Cheney homes were within a eager bulldozers. natural setting. short walking distance of each other, privacy Manchester’s physical charm is still evident was maintained by scenic driveways that (Complemented by appropriate shrubbery in the obvious efforts of its residents to plant c i ^ ^ around the great estates, the gardens Let us sell it for you. and flowering trees,'every home in the Cheney trees where others have been uprooted, and to specially tended by members of the Cheney plan attractive landscaping. Call any of our agents ready and willing to serve you.

Jeanette Halnsay Ken Marks M Gracious Colonial, in one of Manchester’s best residential areOT on a beautifully landscaped lot. Formal dining room, Irv Hainsey , Mika Coughlin kitchen, formal living room with fireplace, heated’ sun 'II ^ bedrooms and a walk-up attic. Lots of Wall-to-wall Frank Clmfno Mika Kelly carpet and many extras. , Mika Stevans Shirley Koplowicz M ID 308 Clayton Pllz Grata Wolcott A Maury Abran Paul Raff I Chat Govang Y H&R REALTORS

The board of directors of the Manchester and Robert D. Murdock. Missing when the Holland A Ruhlandar Raal Estata Co. Board of Realtors are; (Rear row) Russell G. •ihoto was taken were George A. Meyer and 828-8307 Philbrick, Barney T. Peterman, Robert iarlton W. Hutchins. (Herald photo by Pin­ 603 Rumsido Avo., East Hartford Dutch Colonial— Must be seep. Secluded lot, surrounded Wolverton and ISorman Hohenthal; (Front to) by privet hedges, trees and shrubs. Lar'ge eat-ln kitchen, row) Joseph S. Lombardo, M. Helen Cooper formal dining room, living room with fireplace, 3 large bedrooms, rec room, 24’ above ground pool. Good buy.

u . l!- SPILECKI, REALTOR F. J. SplltckI______643-2121 Bob Gorman V Herald Legal Services Yesterdays Bill Advances 25 Years Ago WASHINGTON (A P )-A b ill I * WA' - that would establish an indepen­ Chief of Police Herman dent government corporation to CALL Schendel asks for fund increase -'S. provide legal services for the . ,, due to the growth of the number *■ poor was approved Thursday by Joe Lombardo Ray Negro ■■ < of motor vehicles and the % the House Education and Labor development of new schools. Committee. The measure, approved by The former home of Frank (Cheney Jr., now Susannah 10 Years Ago voice vote, would place the Wesley Hall, a part of South United Methodist Church Hartford Court of Common legal services program under campus on Hartford Rd. (Herald photo byr Ofiara) Pleas orders foreclosure by the control of an 11-member sale of three lots owned by board appointed by the Presi­ William J. Maguire to pay back dent, as the administration has 2 taxes on real estate. requested. Bob Nurmi Paul Steinmeyer

/ WHAT ABOUT ODEGARD REALTY?

The former residence of Rush (Cheney is presently the Jessie Lee House, another part of Odegard Realty is a relatively small real es­ the South United Methodist (Church campus on Hartford Rd. (Herald photo by Ofiara) tate agency, owned and operated by David 0. Odegard. Ed Swain Bill Belfiore 5 The agency will remain small, retaining the ______quality of service that you expect, and that Dick Barker of East Hartford, Sales Manager, seated at desk facing the Hurwit we want to be known by. & Simons staff. Facing Mr. Barker, left to right are: Kathy Surh of Manchester, Real estate is our only business. Bud Collier of Manchester, Eve Robertson of Manchester and Barney Weitz of WORK! Tolland. Dave Odegard has served on the Board of Directors of the Manchester Board of Realtors and the Multiple Listing Service of Hurwit & Simons has 40 sales associates with’active membership in the . -Z'S:' ■ MANCHESTER, VERNON and GREATER HARTFORD REAL ESTATE Manchester, ^ d on the Professional Stan­ Members: BOARDS. dards Comrnittee of the Connecticut Association of Real Estate Boards. MMCNESTER BOMD OF RULTORS The company Is the local representative for A complete file is retained, enumerating all GRERTER HMTFORD BOARD OF REALTORS |ii! "ALL POINTS RELOCATION SERVICE’’— a homes that we have listed for safe, all network of highly qualified brokers we work GREATER VERNON BOARO OF REALTORS with when our clients are transferred out of previous buyers and sellers, and all state. professionals that we have done business COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT DIVISION .W -. ; with. This file is available for your inspec­ AND 1129 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester tion. redder Bhopplng Center, Bun Comers, ExK 93, oW I-S6, HL 18 We believe that, by any guage of real estate GREATER MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE effectiveness, Odegard Realty has shown The (Cheney Homestead, c. 1780, built by Timothy results that exceed any accepted standard Cheney, grandfather of the founders of Cheney Bros, silk 646-1117 of performance. WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY mills, - now the Manchester Historical Society. (Herald The Howell Cheney residence, now the home of Mr. and photo by Pinto) - Mrs. Richard Dennison, 110 Forest St. (Photo courtesy of 6 43 -43 6 5 431-433 MAIN ST3EET 647-1413 Richard Dennison)

t •' > ^ * V PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., F ri„ May 25, 1973 Midwest Flood Today in History MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 25, 1973 — PAGE NINETEEN By The Associated Press Philadelphia to frame the U.S. ''Cuban Refugees Constitution. Today is Friday, May 25, the On this date— Land In Florida 145th day of 1973. ’hiere are 220 In 1836, Rep. John Quincy PLANTATION KEY, Fla. Effects Told days left in the year. Adams opposed the annmrjition (AP) — Four Cuban refugees, Today’s highlight in history: of Texas in a speech in the three claiming to be escaped On this date in 1787, House, saying the move would political prisoners of the Castro American leaders met in The Aseocialed Press buildings, some halfway up the trapped on Louisiana’s Dia­ trigger a war with Mexico. government,' have reached The floodwaters of the first story, and the stagnant mond Point, across the In 1844, a Washington cor­ Florida in a homemade Mississippi River are receding odor of mud and dampness Mississippi River from respondent for the Baltimore sailboat, authorities say. at Ste. Genevieve, Mo. hangs in the air. Vicksburg, Miss., have died of Patriot became the first jour­ Authorities said that since Townspeople find their lives starvation over the past month, Today's Thought nalist to send a news dispatch neither fopce nor hijacking was slowly returning to nonhal; and "You have to wait and see despite efforts to feed them. by telegraph. involved in the escape, the what happens. What else can downtown, business is almost Iheir bottomland habitat was It’s Friday night. Lord. In 1862, Confederate troops group would probably be you do?” says Milbert as usual. cut off by rising water, leaving Time for the family under Gen. Stonewall Jackson granted sanctuary. Scbirmer. Three weeks ago bis But less than four blocks them stranded on about 50 to be together. defeated a Union force in the home was filled with swirling from the town square, the acres, with bobcats and a pack Thank you for weekends: Civil War battle of Winchorter water halfway to the ceiling. skeleton of a sandbag dike of the rare red wolves as un­ security and relaxation. Va. Now an inch of mud cakes the covered with plastic sheeting welcome neighbors. Help me to be mother and wife In 1944, in World War H, the floors. remains, one of the reminders The hungry deer have eaten as they need me. Anzio beachhead in Italy was Schirmer, a resident of Ste. of the worst flooding in 200 the grass, every weed, the Let it be fun. linked with the Allied front. Genevieve for more than 25 years. poison ivy, vines and stripped Help those families around the In 1961, President John F. K E in rs years, looks at the three peach Many of the houses and stores the leaves from every tree and world Kennedy asked the American trees in his front yard, their along North Main Street remain shrub as high as they can reach. wracked with sickness people to strive to send a man KORNER leaves turning yellow after unoccupied, furniture and homelessness to ^ e moon within a decade. being inundate for so many merchandise still resting on "I couldn’t believe my eyes— hunger. In 1967, the U.S. State Depart­ days by the river. platforms intended to keep I looked upstream and saw this Let loving here this weekend ment ordered the wives and “ Boy, there ain’t going to be them from the water. house floating down. It was the make me brave enough children of American officials any peaches this year, either,” Automobiles that were sub­ first time 1 ever lifted the to truly risk caring to leave Egypt and Israel he says. » merged by the river sit mired in bridge without getting a toot.” for nameless others. because of the danger of war. the mud. Everett Kronable is bridge From: Medical Mission Sisters Ten years ago: The leaders of About 50 of 700 wild deer Higbwater marks ring the tender of a highway liftbrldge Philadelphia, Pennsylvania six African nations, meeting in Prevent picture marks on spanning the Illinois River at 19111 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, formed your walls by sticking a Hardin, 111. At the peak the Submitted by the an organization of African uni­ thumbtack on each comer flood, there was only a 6-foot Reverend Lyman G. Farrar ty- . of the back of the frame. 2 clearance under the lift span. Co-Pastor Five years ago: Striking 'T m probably the only bridge Allow the tacks to extend Center Congregational workers in France negotiated a about Vk of an inch. This tender in the country that had Church 35 p e r ce n t in cr e a s e in to lift one to let a house go minimum wages. will allow circulation of air, behind the frame and pre­ through,” he says. "The They’re ei^ y in g cocktails before the annual Standing is Mfs. Warren E. Howland, whose problem was that it had to be Three bankers and a Realtor find a mutual point for dii^ussion. vent picture marks. guided through, like a barge. Ihev are from left Bruce Reynolds, banker; Carl A. Zinsser, dinner-meeting of the Manchester Board of husband, Warren, was honored by the 1. RANCH - IVk acres, We got a couple of boats out New Almond Type Better MANCHESTER Realtor; Everett Livesey, banker; and Paul Coope, banker. The Realtors. Seated are Mrs. Bean and Stillman Realtors is the “ Daddy” of Multiple aluminum siding, 5Vk there and got it through then Keith, members; and Mrs. Mollie Gworek, Fresno, Calif. — A new devel­ bankers are from the Savings Bank of Manchester, and Livesey is its Listing Service in Manchester. (Herald rooms, garage. Low 30’s. moored it. ’The house — four GREEN AREA opment by the U. S. Horticul­ president. (Herald photo by Pinto) The Herald’s classified advertising manager. photo by Pinto) 2. Stores - warehouses - Spacious new 7-room CMonial rooms with an attached sun- tural Station at-Fresno and the office - industrial space for porch — is still tied up and un­ Fresno . State College Founda­ secluded from traffic and lease and/or sale. claimed.” tion is a soft-shelled, fine- noise situated on ap­ 3. Comer lot - “ A” zone - flavored almond called Vesta — proximately acres, in one Soviet Wheat Tom Mix Museum ’The water still stands a foot larger, more productive and less of the town’s older established Central - $9,500. REAL To Get State Aid A modern housewife is a or so deep in the Mississippi susceptible to worm damage neighborhoods. Ideal home for Crop Off To Delta town of Holly Bluff. than the Nonpareil variety that growing family. Priced to DEWEY, Okla. (AP) - The gal who can put off today local postmaster, W.C. Shar- is now the principal commer­ sell. ESTATE A Good Start Tom Mix Museum, which was what her husband can do brough Jr., attends to his cial almond variety grown in PETERMAN ARENCY threatened with closing if atten­ this weekend. rounds by boat, and the local California. Vesta trees are vig­ MOSCOW (AP) ^ Mild dance did not spurt, has been One thing they should both orous and high-yielding. RULTOR-MLS 649-9404 CORNER bank is operating under a sign weather and adequate moisture rescued by a state appropria­ do; start loking for that that reads: “ Open for business have combined to promote tion. house at — Boat or Boot.” by Ralph A. Paaek earlier-than-usual ripening of An amendment to the the winter wheat crop, and legislative appropriation bill Before Kaskaskia Island in sowing of spring wheat is near­ for the Oklahoma Historical Where you do not have the ly four-fifUis completed, the Society provided |30,000 for the Keith Illinois was completely flooded, BOLTON cash necessary to pay the civil defense officials said 3,00 Soviet press reported. next fiscal year. The historical difference between the men and women students from Reports in Selskaya Zhin — society will take over operation (leal Sstate atnount of the primary Southern Illinois University Mrs. Eugene T. Kelly resisters for the annual meeting of the Rural Life — and Sovyetskaya of the museum on July 1. 172 EAST CENTER ST mortgage and tte purchase Russia — Soviet Russia — The museum honoring the Immaculate 5-bedroom Split-Level, snuggled Into volunteered to fill sand bags for Manchester Board of Realtors. Waiting to sign, in are Mrs. Joel the hillside of pines and birches, overlooking a the levees. price, you may be able to suggested guarded optimism on one-time Dewey marshal and 646-4126 649-1922 beautiful valley and river. Over 4 acres surrounds The dikes eventually failed, l?nto) ’ Hedlundund Atty. Joel E. Janenda. (Herald photo by get the cash by obtaining a the part of Soviet planners after later Hollywood western actor, but the volunteers left a second mortgage on Uie last year’s crop failure which is about $30,000 in debt at pre­ this large home with 2’/* baths, 2-car garage, family forced the Soviets to make sent. room with wet bar, country kitchen, built-ins and reminder of their effort...... property. . . Second “ We were not prepared for ...... * ...... massive purchases pn the world plenty of oak cabinets. For the family who needs mortgages generally bear grain market. elbow room in and out of your house. MID FIFTIES! nature’s call,” says an official. higher than normal in­ “ There were no toilet facilities. terest rates and other Straw was used to build small Bonnie And Clyde Car charges that are and will REAL ESTATE PORTER STREET 'him and her’ huts. So, when the Specializing in the sale of HOMES - in water leaves the island and continue to be burden­ some . . . Except Town and Country HEBRON several strange-looking straw in things are seen in the open field To Be Auctioned Off q>ecial circumstances, a you’ll know they played an second mortgage shouid G emergency part.” ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - A car not be resorted to by a Toddy estimated that the car buyer uniess his earnings Realtor which cost possibly |1,000 new, has earned about |10 million in ficers who fired more than 200 Three Office of Emergency bullets into the car. which has earned an estimated fees at exhibits since Bonnie clearly allow for these A Preparedness centers set up m |10 million and still has a possi­ and Clyde were killed in 1934. The car now rests on a special payments in addition to all Louisiana to aid flood vicUms ble value of nearly a quarter of The car has been involved in movable platform and Toddy other carrying charges LilliaN close today. a million dollars will go on the said it is exactly as it was when extensive litigation with others' See this beautiful, like new U&R custom Contem­ projected . . . Interest paid George Hastings, regional auction block in July. he purchased it. “ There’s never exhibiting vehicles billed as porary Ranch home, that offers such fine features as a to a second mortgagee is T director, says 6,710 families It is the 1934 deluxe Ford in even been a wheel turned,” he “ the true Bonnie and Clyde spamus well-lighted living room, with a huge floor-to- also deductible for income (OWNER) received direct disaster which notorious outlaws Bonnie death car.” added, and no part of any kind tax purposes . . . assistance since 25 counties Parker and Clyde Barrow were has been replaced.” ceiling Indiana Stone fireplace, 3 bedrooms, large In a suit in U.S. District Court were declared disaster areas. killed at a police ambush near kitchen, formal dining room, 19x25* pine paneled fami- WALTON W. GRANT in Atlanta in 1969, Toddy won a He also said a brown stain In addition, emergency housing Arcadia, La., May 23,1934. remains on the upholstery ly room, large sun deck, 2-car attached garage with Buy Of The Week AGENCY ruling from U.S. District Court was provided for 467 displaced ’The vehicle has been owned Six-room Colonial, flroplace Judge Sidney 0. Smith Jr. that which he said a doctor iden­ many more features that make this truly a fine home Etuuislwd 1910 families, food stamps worth since 1952 byj, Ted Toddy of tified as blood. and garage. 834,900. his is the original Bonnie and All situated on a high dry 1% acre treed lot. Priced at Mwniwr: Muittpla Listing Sirvicn 1840,000 were issued to 8,400 • Minehstlsr loird of Hailtors Atlanta, a former movie Clyde death car. Despite several hundred only 157,000. Mrs. Beatrice P. Millette exchanges peelings Harry Millette and Alfred P. Werbner. families, disaster unemploy­ producer who said he bought it bullet holes. Toddy said the car PASEK-RUTHERFimD, INC. • OrtaMr Hattfom loanl ol HasHort The judge noted that a 1934 with, from the left, Atty. Jerome 1. Walsh, (Herald photo by Pinto) ment checks went to 1,736 per­ in connection with a picture he 043-11S3 deluxe Ford was purchased is in virtually mint condition. 60S Iv m ib East Hartford sons and the Small Business Ad­ U&R REALTY CO., INC. 22 CamlirMga S t was producing and “ found out I M arch 15, 1934, by JeSse Toddy said he decided to put 289-7475 ministration processed 3,200 had a car that was worth more Warren of Topeka, Kan. It was the car up for auction “ because 643-2692^ Executive brick and slate 4-bedroom applications for disaster loans. than the picture.” stolen and the following May frankly. I’m getting along in Colonial, 2,300 square feet of living area, • s Robert D. Murdock^ Realtor It will be auctioned at the Bay Bonnie and Clyde were shot to years and ready to slow down.” Spotless 4-bedroom Garrison Colonial in prestigious ’The members of six families huge living room, dining room, eat-in State Antique Automobile death in a 1934 deluxe Ford with There May Be Better Jobs^ neighborhood. Center hall, formal dining room, in Tomato, Ark., (pop. 150) Exposition in Princeton, Mass., kitchen, family room, 2-car garage. arge fireplaced living room, walkout basement, on the same serial number — PLANNING TO SELL? have refused to leave their July 28. 649198. ^Tis True; But There Gorgeous landscaped lot. Many extras. lovely wooded lot. If your price range is in the thir­ homes despite being sur­ The judge also noted that Asking $52,900. rounded by floodwaters. One, ties, this one shouldn’t be overlooked. Just Reduced! “ It will be put up for auction Toddy’s vehicle was identified In planning to sell your home you have a number of decisions to make. How A.J. “ Slick” Mitcbusson vows: on the condition that the price is as genuine by Ted Hinton, a well you make them will determine, to a large degree, your ability to obtain a Are Many Worse Ones^ Too “ The only way I will leave right,” Toddy said. “ I turned former- Dallas, Tex., deputy fair price. here is for the water to get into down 1160,000 for it two years sheriff and the only surviving OUR NEW HOME On request we will mail you a copy of "REAL ESTATE AND OUR TOWN, cramps him too much, is too Yes, when a fellow thinks of FRECHETTE & MARTIN my damn bed. Even then I’ll LESSENGER CO.,' ago.” member of the group of six of­ MANCHESTER” — a 20-page booklet giving much of the practical information REALTORS just take my wife and come By HAL BOYLE confining or simply beneath his some of the jobs he might have needed by most homeowners. dignity or his ability. to work at, it makes him want back. I love the place. I love to. 122 EAST CENTER ST. NEW YORK (A H - At least Roaltor/ML8 647-9993 Route 44-A, Bolton So he shirks and daydreams to kiss the paycheck he gets for sit in my living room and watch Or, if you wish to discuss the real estate market and the specific considerations one in five Americans thinks he 263 Main St., M^nchaatar 643-8713 how nice it would be if he had a , what he does now. the boats go by. ’The boats look that may be involved in the sale of your home, call Dave Odegard, Realtor. would do better in a different 228-3080 1-423-9291 Abortion better, higher-paying job and* like small cities floating down There is, of course, no obligation. job. 2 could afford the goodies of life the river....” I He feels his present one i nis wife and children clamor Probe Requested for. East Hartford Preferred ODEGARD REALTY What many of these men don’t appreciate is the fact they NEW HAVEN (A P )-T h e A d Robert Killian investigate 643-4365 Lt. Galley are lucky to have the job they SUNSET Hoc Committee on Abortion of possible civil law violations and do. the New Haven Pastoral Coun­ that state Health Commissioner Granted cil ’Thursday called on New \ Dr. Franklin Foote investigate TOCKCEBSTarea 'There are a lot worse jobs RIDGE Haven County State’s Atty. Ar­ possible violations of ad­ than the one you have. nold Markle to investigate 5 ministrative regulations that Hearing For example: ^ whether “ criminal violations might have resulted from the Tester in a revolving door Owner Very Anxious relating to homicide” have oc­ alleged experimentation. curred at Yale-New Haven WASHINGTON (AP) - LI. factory...going around in "Asking $59,000" William L. Galley Jr., convicted Hospital regarding alleged “ These charges were based circles 40 hours a week. of murdering civilians at My experimentation on live, on documented testimony con­ (Tiief taster in a cod liver oil Lai in 1968, has won a hearing plant. • 4 Twin size bedrooms aborted human babies. tained in the brief presented before the U.S. Court of A bullfighter with arthritis. • 2Vi baths ^The committee’s co- before U.S. Supreme Court in Military Appeals. A seed salesman in Siberia. • 4 Fireplaces in:' chairmen, the Rev. James D. an appeal of the federal court’s The court is likely to hear the Song leader in the Timbuktu Keating of St. Mary’s Church, previous rulings on Connec­ Beamed ceiling living room appeal in October. Rotai7 Glub. and New Haven real estate ticut’s abortion law,” The Rev. Large formal dliiing room The court will consider only White House contact man for agent Michael Shea Jr., also Keating and Shea said in a joint 15x26’ Summer porch three of th^30 arguments the GIA. asked that state Atty. Gen. statement. Walk-out large family room. Galley’s la s e r s advanced as Salesman for a cor­ • Large eat-in kitdhen, all bullt-lns, 'os. grounds for overturning his con­ respondence school course in first-floor laundry. viction and 20-year sentence. wiretapping. One argument is whether pre­ • Redwood deck overlooking 20x40' EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION An electric razor heated pool, cabana. Office Space Available trial publicity ruled out a fair demonstrator in a hippie com­ ALICE CLAMPET • Extremely private (stockade fenced) 843 Main Strtat, trial. Another is whether (he mune. To help us to serve your real estate needs, we have moved to a judge properly and clearly in-' A bomb.hole repairer in Viet­ beautifully landscaped rear yard. Makes this custom Contemporary unique not only In Interior design, but also in Manchastar ' 131 Mountain Road A I l the privacy of a well landscaped lot. This home affords one 3-4 bedrooms, • new and larger office. Stop in to see us. Ask for either Bob Terry structed the court. The third nam — with a broken shovel. family room, huge living room with full wall of cut atone. All thermopane glass Ben Shankman, Anne Miller, Frank Fllloramo or Rick Here is-an outstanding home. Eight rooms in aii - 3 or 4 bedrooms, raises the question of insuf- A voice instructor in a firm and redwood exterior. Priced in the low 50s. Merritt. We will be glad to discuss your Real Estate needs — 2 baths, 2 full kitchens on main floor (formerly an in-law suite), .ficient evidence. that makes talking dolls. Entertainment chaimian of a iFor Personalized Service whether Buying or Selling. Call or drop in. plus a gorgeous "rec" room. A true "English Tavern” atmosphere. Woman’s Ghristian An excellent large family home - OUTSTANDING VALUEI BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO A strong, mature Douglas Must be seen to be appreciated. Temperance Union — WGTU — REALTORS - MLS 646-2482 Fir can withstand winds up to Call today - Suzanne B. Shorts, 646-3233 649-4543 643-7407 convention. 189 WEST CENTER STREET The RICHARD L MERRIH AGENCY, Inc. T J. CROCKETT, REALTOR 90 m.p.h. On a warm summer Raaltors/MtS 646-1180 day, this tree will consume Dietician for a society of J. WATSON BEACH REAL.ESTATE CO. 643-1577 hundreds of gallons of water. Egyptian and Greek belly MLS REALTORS dancers. PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTE31 EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 1973

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ May 25, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Tigers Triumph Behind Lolich Herald Angle l Longest Game Ever Jim Thomas Stars AND DETROIT (AP) — It’s only one loss, but irtien a baseball team today I really felt good,” offered losing pitcher George Medich. “ I know thb year I just won’t make the All-Star team,” said is in first place for the first time in m we than four years it would By Earl Yost “ I feel good that I came back.... but I don’t feel so good because Lolich afterwards without any equivocation. be nice to savor the moment a little loeger. winning is what counts. This was for first — a really important In L. A, to Mets RADII “ There are just too many pitchm, with good records who’ll But Mickey Lolich, Dick McAuliffe and the Detroit Tigers game.” make it. I’m five victoriea behind the big winners and you lust weren’t out to make the New York Yfmkees feel good T h u r^ y LOS ANGELES (AP) — It was late In CCIL Matches It was only the second loss in the last six games for New York, can’t close a gap like that.” But it also sent Manny M ob spin­ Sports Editor night. in Los Angeles when b e New York which now trails Detroit by one game, beading into a 10-game* The All-Star game isn’t until July 24, but pitching nnnHMatea so ning into a slump. He was O-for-9, the TONIGHT “ Jim Thomas has bailed (BE); Annulli (M) def. Lolich, who has two complete game losses of 1-0 and two more home stand beginning tonight against 'Texas. far include Wilbur Wood of (m cago, who has already won 11 % Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers finally only sbrter who failed to get a hit. us out of four matches,” Williams (BE), 4-3r" Thomas of M this year, finally got some hitting supp<»t and be pitched a “ Medich made one bad pitch,” Hook moaned. “ It got away games, Ken Holtzman of Oakland (9-2), and Lolich’s teammate r ,'^ ‘ completed beir game, which began said Tom Kelley, golf coach (M) def. RosenbladfTBE), 6-5. six-hit shutout as Detroit blanked the Yankees 44 at Tiger *^e M eb collected 22 hib against 7:30 (18) Yanks vs. Rangers, from him. The kid pitched a hell of a game otherwise.” Joe Colenum, (8-3.) Thursday night and ended early today. Manchester vs. Central Stadium. five Dodger pitchers. The Diggers WINF a t Manchester High, Quite a Contrast in Scores The bad pitch led to a three-run homer by McAuliffe in the But althou^ hb record doesn’t show it, Lolich has been But imagine b e Met fan who got np Fabiani (BC) def. Leone (M), 2- It was only the veteran southpaw’s third victory against five AMERICAN LEAGUE Collected 18 off five New York 11:00 Mets vs. Dodgers, following victories over fourth inning. It followed a leadoff single by Gates Brown and a throwing like the same guy who won 25 and 22 games the last two 1; Downey (M) def. losses this year. It prevented New York from sweeping the three- East early in b e morning in New Y ork and hurlers. WINF Bristol Eastern and Central scratch single by Duke Sims, whose popup was lost by shortstop years. Chamberlain (BC), one up; An­ There was quite a contrast in final scores of two Rec game series abd taking sole possession of first in the American Gene Michael in the lights. W L GB switched on his radio. He caught the After b e Dodgers missed out on 7:30 (18) Yanks vs. Rangers, yesterday afternoon a f'b e ‘T v e been pitching and losing, but pitching good,” the 3^year- Detroit 21 20 last couple of innings. nulli (M) def. McIntyre (BC), Department Slow Pitch Softball League games last League East. Detroit added a run in the ei^ th on a bases-loaded single by bases loaded situations in b e eighb WINF Pequabuck G olf Course in old lefthander said. New York 20 21 one up;. Thomas (M) def. Tuesday night. Brian Sullivan’s inside-the-pait hbmer was Hie Yankees earned a share of the lead for the first time since The Mets mercifully scored four 11:00 Mets vs. Dodgers, Bristol. Jim Northrup against reliever Jim Magnuson. The run was The whitewash was Lolich’s first of the season but 8Srd of hb and 10b innings, b e game actually Kennedy (BC), 6-4. (^lening day 1969 when they beat Detroit 6-5 Wednesday. Baltimore 17 19 runs in b e top half of b e 19b inning WINF The locals upped b eir im­ the only run as Armory Tavern blanked Benue’s TV, 1-0, charged to Medich, 3-2, who was nuking his ninth start but first 11-year career - one short of the 'Dger record held by Tommv became a pitchers’ battle between b e "I didn’t feel like I threw too well my last three times out and Milwaukee 18 21 SATURDAY while on the other side o f the coin. Dean M achine walloped against the Tigers. Bridges and George Mullin. ^ to outlast b e Dodgers, 7-3. Dodgers’ ^arlie Hough and b e M eb’ pressive record tp 20-14 overall Boston 17 20 2:00 Yanks vs. Rangers, while in b e (XIL b e mark is Miles, 47-3. The winners tallied 23 runs in the first inning "^e game ended at 1:45 a.m. PDT, George Stone. Finally, Doug Rau Cleveland - 18 23 WINF 11-14. Maloney leads b e league en route to their romp in the Dusty League. The which New York fans caught over replaced Hough ih b e 16b but was 2:15 (22-30) Cubs vs. Reds, bacon and eggs at 4:45 a.m. w ib a 10-0-1 while Manchester Successful whitewashing, an oddity in softball play, took place in the Advice Helpful Chicago 24 13 .649 nailed for four runs m b e 19b. 5:00 (8) Wide World of Sports, and Hall are next at ll'-l. The game was longest time wise in Charter Oak League...Holiday Lanes will be the site June Fractured Hand California 21 17 .563 3^ A run-scoring single by Rusy Staub Gymnastics, Permatex 300 “ We knew we had bree good Thanks to the generosity Minnesota ^ 21 17 .553 3V4 Los Angeles Dodger history — five 21-23 o f the 11th annual Maureen Gilberto W om en’s Han­ finally broke b e tie but before b e in­ 8:30 Red Sox vs. Royals, seniors and we needed a fourth of Manchester supporters Oakland 23 19 .548 3^ hours, ,42 minutes — and b e longest dicap Duckpin Bowling Tournament with the winner due to ning was completed Ken Boswell WTIC man. Jim has been a real factor of the Little League For Petrocelli Kansas City 23 20 .535 4 any way you look at it in Dodger SUNDAY get 3550...Gov.Thomas Meskill has designated National Sidelines Griffin singled home a run and Ed Kranepool in our success to date,” con­ baseball program the an­ Golf Day in Connectucut on Tuesday...Hel Tyler of Texas 12 25 .324 12 Sbdium history. doubled home two more. 2:00 Yanks vs. Rangers, tinued Kelley. Thursday's Gaines nual house-to-house can­ Manchester perfotmed with the Bowdoin College lacrosse If anyone is able, the two clubs go at “ We had about six opportunities to WINF Thomas claimed medalist BOSTON (AP) — Rico Petrocelli went to teammates for Boston 10, Milwaukee 1 2:30 (22-30) Red Sox vs. JIM THOMAS vass for funds last week team this spring, the most successful in the school’s BOS'TON (AP) - Doug Griffin of the Boston Red Sox b a it again tonight with Claude Osteen, 3- score and didn’t,” said Dodger honors w ib 41-35-76 on b e par advice and took it. Now he hopes he’s on the beam, ready Chicago 4, California 1 Royals, WTIC 35-34-69 Pequabuck course. amounted to $2,600. history. The Polar Bears won 13 of 15 starts...Lincoln man of many falls. He courts disaster as a second 3, scheduled against John Matlack, 2- Manager Walt Alston. “ It’s just one of to give the Boston Red Sox some badly needed punch. Cleveland at Baltimore, post­ 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec­ Jim Leber, LL president, baw m an, fearless o f any runner vriiUe making the pivot on 4. Scott Leone had a bad day local country club. Wednesday Downs plans a 14-race program Memorial Day starting at “ I hit the bail real good and those games we should have won but a double play. poned, 2 tacular n carding 38-4341 and losing both the Indians will play out of b e made the report. The 2 The game almost produced some 10:30 a.m. Appreciation Nights are scheduled ’Tuesday and hope I can keep it up,” the Detroit 4, New York 0 didn’t. But you have to give the Met 5:00 (8) The Racers ^ matches which was a first for CCIL with matches against proceeds will be used to plate today and got my short A slender 6-footer, listed at other marks but fell short of be Wednesday nights at the Lincoln, R.I. track, one for the veteran third baseman said Minnesota 2, Kansas City 0 pitchers credit for pitching out of bat Weaver and Bulkeley. Thursday swing back. I saw the ball all 170 pounds, Griffin b up(^ed cast to nearly the elbow. him. Other Tribe scores were, operate not only the Little women and the other for men with a new car being given after belting his seventh homer Only games scheduled doubleplay record by two teams — 10 many jams.” MONDAY Lon Annulli 43-42-85 and Brad at Rockledge C.C. the CCIl the way, and that’s what makes with unusual regularlity. “ They told me I’ll be out four I.«ague but also the Farm away each ni^t...Pat Callahan has joined the Wesleyan and three line singles Thursday Friday’s Games — by one and when b e Dodgers left 22 Said New York third baseman 2:00 Yanks vs. Rangers, Downey 4040-80. Alternate Jim showdown will come between a difference,” Somehow he escapes with to s b weeks, but with thb cast and Rookie Leagues. as the Red Sox whipped the Texas (Paul 3-3) at New York runners, it was one shy of b e National WINF Wigren carded 39-45-84. Maloney, Hall and Manchester. staff as h^d swimming coach. Callahan graduated from minor cu b and bruises. and all I don’t know how long it Staub, after driving in the tie­ More than 600 Milwaukee Brewers 10-1 before Luis Aparicio, answering (Kekich 1-0), N League record. 8:00 (30) Oakland A’s vs. Next week will close out Results: Manchester vs. Wesleyan in 1971...Bruce Eagleson of Vernon played with However, the great hands will be,” the 1972 Golden Glove breaking cun: Manchester youngsters are a crowd of 8,416 at Fenway critics who consider him Oakland (Hunter 5-2) at It did produce anober Dodger Tigers regular season play for b e Eastern the D ^n Junior College varsity soccer team this spring which are invaluable in the field winner said. “ It takes a ‘ long “ The law of averages had to catch Park. finished at the age of 39, also Detroit (Perry 6-2), N 9:00 (8) Indianapolis 500, enrolled in the program. time to regain the strength m record — six hits by Willie Davis, up with you.” locals. Tuesday b e ITribe plays Bachand (BE) def. Leone (M), Ferguson, a freshman, played his high school ball at had four hits, also contributing are killing him at bat. The left delayed telecast Petrocelli, who took the field your hand. I know, because I California (Wright 2-5) at which also tied a modem National Bristol Central and Hall at the 3-1; Downey (M) tie Bowden Rockville under Coach Chuck Saimond... UConn’s John with only two hits in 24 previous a sacrifice fly. hand has proven vulnerable for ^^lwaukee (Parsons 1-2), N never could get gobg after League mark. 5 a second consecutiv^year. Dilenburg, Charley Horan and John Tokarz gained berths trips to the plate, broke out of Kansas City (Splittorif 7-2) at “ I did the same as always, co m i^ back last year.” on the Academic AU-Yankee Conference baseball team. his slump with a vengeance. He “ The same as last year,” Minnesota (Hands 4-4), N looking to hit the ball good at G riffb was on a hot streak, Horan had a 4.0 average based on a 4.0 scale. drove in three runs and scored Griffin said Thursday as he Cleveland (Perry 6-5) at least two times,” the ageless hitting .280, when he was hit by three while biking bis average sipped a beer while fiilly Chicago (Gossage 0-3), N shortstop said. “ The hits come dressed in front of his locker a pitch and suffered a broken Shots Here *n There 23 points to .214. bone in his left hand b s t year. Only games schedule when you do that.” while teammates were sur­ "I guess I was doing He was out for a month and Slow Pitch Two fine Manchester High soccer players, Reiner rounded by writers after the everything wrong,” said Aparicio also stole two bases, Cacace andJBill McLean, have been nam ^ to the all-state Red Sox’ 10-1 victory over finished with a .260 average. Petrocelli, who has been boosting his career total to a NATIONAL LEAGUE MANIXSIER STATE BANK Now, hitting .289, he is lost level B All-Star team among players inthe Connecticut. Milwaukee. East plagued by a bad knee. “ Sure, I magnificent 497. again. Rookie Mike Guerrero, a Junior Soccer Assn. The league is for boys 13-15. McLean “ I guess it’s all part of the W L Pet. GB drove in a run as we beat And Tommy Harper, another shorstop by trade, and veteran game, but It hurte,” Griffin Chicago 24 17 .585 scored one goal in the Stars’ opener last Saturday night at Milwaukee Wednesday night, old pro who plays d ^ i t e in­ Super Sub John Kennedy are' Softball said. “ I like vacations, but only New York 20 17 .541 2 Dillon Stadium in a 2-2 tie against a team from England. It but I wasn’t myself.” juries, had two hits and stole a available as replacements. in the winter. Now I can’t do Pittsburgh i6 18 .471 4^ was a prelim to the Connecticut Wildcats’ lid-lifter in the After that 5-3 victory, base. However, the Red Sox probably anything but run, and maybe Montreal 16 19 .457 5 Present a pro circuit...Moriarty’s lost catcher Bill Merrill for the Petrocelli sought out Carl “ Sure, you hurt at times, but will recall Buddy Hunter from throvm little, for a long time.” Philadelphia 15 24 .385 8 Yastrzemski and Reggie Smith, you go out and do the best you the Pawtucket Red Sox of the TO N IG H T ’ S GAMES coming Twilight League season but got a five-star replace­ Leading off for Boston in the St. Louis 13 24 .351 9 REC along with coach Eddie can,” Harper said. “The big Fogarty vs. (Jorman, 7:30 ment in big Frank Wicz who was with the New Britain first inning, Griffin was hit on International League for infield West In a closely played contest. Popowski. In the middle of the thing is we won with a few runs. insurance. Fitzgerald . Falcons. Manager Gene Johnson of the MB’s is now the left hand.by a pitch thrown Cincinnati 25 16 .610 Vt Center Congo hung on to defeat clubhouse. Smith, althou^ dis­ It was a good day all around. Groman’s vs. Sportsman, looking for a first baseman to take over for Stan Slom- by Milwaukee starter Bill “ Griffin’s loss really hurb,” San Fran. 28 18 .609 North Methodist, 8-6. Joe abled with a pulled thigh mus­ We haven’t had many of them Boston Manager Eddie Kasko 8:45 Fitzgerald cinsky who plans a five-week trip to the West Coast...Neal Champion. He went down in Houston 26 18 .591 1 Ruggerio and Steve Joyner had cle, swung a bat, sdiowing Rico this season.” (AP photo) terrific pain, then wae taken to said. “ He has been great b the Los Angeles1 24 19 .558 IVt CHARTER OAK b ree safeties while two hits kfehoney, director of scouting for the Boston Red Sox, who what he was doing wrong. . The Red Sox had a break in HSHING I2.INIC a hospital. field, as usual, and has been Atlanta 17 23 .425 8 Bob Plaster went 44 and came from Steve Banas and died W^nesday in Cambridge, was a frequent visitor to “ I was getting into a real low the American League sch^ule swinging a heck of a bat. It Wilbur Wood En Route to N o .ll X-rays showed a fracture of San Diego 16 27 .372 lOt^ Fred Dykins 3-3 to pace Allied Qarence Switzer. Manchester to look over talent. Many times over the past crouch,” Petrocelli said. “ I today. However, they weren’t hurb, but we can’t let it get us the bone on the back of the Thursday’s Games Printing to a 19-7 victory over For the losers, Steve Wilson two decades we dined together in the press room at wasn’t seeing the ball and I cer-, idle, travelling to Pawtucket, down. He’ll be back. We’ve just WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 7:30 P.M. hand. Griffin returned to Atlanta 2, San Francisco 1 Fuller’s Package last night at had two hits. M Uinly wasn’t getting any power R.I., to play the International Fenway. There were few high school or college players in got to buckle down and do the New York 7, Los Angeles 3,19 Fitzgerald Field. EASTERN into mV swing. After listening Fenway Park with his hand in a Connecticut Mr.Mahoney didn’t know about. League’s Red Sox in an exhibi­ job while he’s out.” innings Mike Osip had b ree hits for Scoring 12 runs in b e first in­ MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL GYM to all the guys, I stood up at the tion game tonight. Wilbur Wonderful Only games scheduled the winners including a homer ning propelled CB&T to a 23-3 Friday’s Games while Bob Green and Mark blasting over Manchester JC’s { Major League | Houston (Reuss . 5-1) at Duq^ had two singles each. at Nebo. Bryce Hunt collected . Handcuffs Angels ■'Pittsburgh (Moose 3-3),’^N in a losing effort, John Torza five hits while Tom Kurjcnek " FREE ADMISSION "Leaders Chicago (Reuschel 3-3) at homered and singl^ with John and George Cole had three Cincinnati (Gullett 5-2), N Odell and Tim Gurske both apiece. NEW YORK (AP) "H e’s just Wilbur Wonderful!,” says poking two singles. For the JC's, Dennis Adams NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Atlanta (Reed 2-4) at St. Chuck Tanner. Louis (Foster 2-3), N SILK CITY and Bob Werner each had two A BATTING (75 at bats)- BATTING (75 at bats)- Philadelphia (Brett 2-1) at Groman’s Sport Shop edged bingles. Movies He’s really Wilbur Wood, but you can pardon thepiicago Lopes, LA, .358; Maddox, SF, Blomberg, NY, .375; Hart, NY, CRAW OPENNG San Diego (Matlack 2-5) at Los Manchester Honda, 13-9 at INDY White Sox manager for speaking in superlatives. .352. .349 Angeles (Osteen 3-3), N Fitzgerald. Mike Reardon, The BA Club broke a 7-7 tied Dofflonstratlon Chicago’s star pitcher had RUNS-Mayberry, KC, 33; RUNS-Bonds, SF, 45; Wat­ Montreal (Torrez 3-5) at San Dave White, Roger Maciaone, with five runs in the sevenb to TOMORROW -10 A.M. - 6 P. just won his nth game— tops in Otis, KC, 31. Teaching Royals 2-0. Rain postponed a Bob Brannick and Steve Brady down Bonanza Steak, 12-7, at the majors— with a 4-1 decision son, Htn, 33. Francisco (Bradley 2-2), N doubleheader between the RUNS BATTED had two hits for the winncffs. Keeney Field. Jack Hughes, Er­ over the California Angels Baltimore Orioles and RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, IN-Mayberry, KC, 42; Melton, nie Brown, Don Hensley, Dick Session The Fahuloue NEW %'h A e n Thursday. White, Maciaone and Bob Cleveland Indians. \ Cin, 35; Ferguson, LA, 33. CW, 32. Kowalski each banged homers. Keogh, Bob Carr and George Wood earned the decision In the National League, the HITS-Otis, KC, 54; Door Prizes v Y Honda’s Don Coppen, Merrill Cushing each banged out two over Nolan Ryan, the Angels’ HITS-Bonds, SF, 61; Atlanta Braves turned back the R.Jackson, Oak, 48. Bristol Tops Myers, Arnold Pagani and Bob hits. Keogh also homered. hard-throwing right-hander. Fuentes, SF, 55. San Francisco Giants 2-1 and DOUBLES-Rojas, KC, 12; Howe each collected two For the losers, Ed Crandall, Ryan struck out 13 batters to MHS Netters the New York Mets stopped the DOUBLES-Bonds, SF, 14; D.Allen, Chi, 11; Kirkpatrick, safeties. Myers had a home Rex Crandall and Dave Gourley raise his major league^leading Los Angeles Dodgers 7-3 in 19 Cedeno, Htn, 12. KC, 11. run. all produced two hits. Ed Cran­ total to 107. Bristol Eastern’'S varsity ten­ innings. TRIPLES—E.Brinkman, Det, dall blasted a three-run homer. Because of his fabulous start, TRIPLES-M ebger, Htn, 7; nis team won six of the seven , Bert Blyleven pitched a one- 4; 9 Tied W ib 3. Bob Buttrum went 44 to help FELINE \- an 11-3 record and 10 victories Mdddox, SF, 4. matches yesterday to defeat MANCKSTER HONDA hitter — Ed Kirkpatrick’s bunt HOME RUNS—Mayberry, Coming-from-behind, lead .Sportsman Tavern to a 9-6 in the last 11 games. Wood was Manchester High, 6-1, at b e single in the fifth inning — to HOME RUNS—Stergell, Pgh, KC, 13; D.May, MU, 10. triumph over DeMaio Paving at Crispino’s scored five times in naturally a sk ^ about a possible Memorial Field courts. lead Minnesota past Kansas Ci­ 12; H.Aaron. Atl, 12. STOLEN BASES-North, Fitzgerald. A1 Rodonis was 2-3 the sevenb inning to defeat Rod, Reel, Lines, Nets, Camera, $200 Worth of Prizes ~~ Exit 93 • Off R t 1-86 - (24 Adams Street) Across from Caldors 30-victory year. Or even 40, for Russ Sink scored the only ty. George Mitterwald and Dan­ Oak, 15; Alomar. Cal, 10; also for Sportsman. • Roosevelt Mills, 104 at filing., ... that matter. STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Tribe triumph by winning his ny Thompson knocked in Patek, KC, 10. DeMaio’s Bob Lebreux, Bob Sue Leslie, Marlene Donnelly ''' “ No comment,” he said. “ My Cin, 19; Cedeno, Htn, 19. singles match, 6-4, 6-3. Overall Minnesota’s runs with singles. PITCHING (5 Decisions)— Tedford, Dean Kupperschmid and Carol Brown all had two goal now is the next game — b e Tribe sports a 4-4 record Carl Morton fired a five- PITCHING (5 Decisions)- Holtzman, Oak, 9-2, .818, 1.30; hits for b e winners. No. a ” with a m atch Tuesday in and Mike Hayden all collected hitter and batted in the winning Billbgham, C b, 7-1, .875, 2.61; Lee, Bsn, 4-1, .800, 2.28; Roosevelt’s Ann Madsen had Webersfield which will close two bingles. In the other American run in Atlanta’s victory over Reuss, H b , 5-1, .833,2.49; Dow­ Colbom, Mil, 4-1, .800, 2.52; SPECIAL GUESTS out b e regular season. . DUSTY two of her club’s seven hits. League games, the Boston Red San Francisco. The Braves won ning, LA, 5-1, .833, 2.54. Pina, Oak, 4-1, .800, 2.60. results: singles — Sketle The Angels wibstood a late Sox walloped the Milwaukee the gam e by scoring both their STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, PW, (BE) def. Saunders (M), 7-6, 6- Fire rally to post a 104 victory Brewers 10-1; the Detroit runs in the second inning, one 107; Sbger, Cal, 88. 70; Seaver, NY, 66. 4; Karl (BE) def. Badge (M), 6- at Robertson Park. A1 Sm ib led Bass Fisherman Trout FJ^erman Tigers blanked the New York on Dave Johnson’s home run 2, 5-7, 6-4; Sink (M) def. the offense with three bingles Yankees 4-0 and the Minnesota and the other on Morton’s RBI Chiarillo (BE), 6-4, 6-3; Dess while two hits came from Ed MEET DOB WILSON Twins trimmed the Kansas City double. Say hello to BILL CAIRNS (BE) def. Heard (M), 34,6-3,6- Vallone, Ray Fossman and Creme Lure Company World Famous fly fisherman Beaning Recalls Incident 3; doubles — Sketle-Chiarillo Lynn Snyder. (BE) def. Hadge-Sink (M), 64, Th? losers were led by Gary from the Orvis Company. See his 44, 7^5; Karl-Judd (BE) def. Ladabouche and Frank demonstration then try fly casting on the Saunders-Stone (M), 6-2, 6-3; Lalaskius w ib two hits apiece. gym floor. J. German of Manchester Assis­ CANDLELIGHT 2 Dess- Berardenilli (BE) def. tant instructor. ^ Rodriguez Hit, Heard-Horton (M), 6-4, 74. WINF scored early to turn Saturday theswii^inyou. back Manchester State Bank, , agolf cMx^Swm a teiml* racqpiet. Or just sw ii^ 15-9 at Mt. Nebo. Bob McLucas May 26,8:00 p.m. ragriwi^ Harixw b that l^ ^ p b c e --t e n n t s courts, Charges Mound led the attack w ib four singles 3 HONDAS GIVEN AWAY FREE ' “ ' South, to Exit 14. Follow mound, bat b hand. However, def. Taggart (G), 6-1,6-1; Ross signs to Harrison “ Everything started vriiile I Let Bob Wilson show you how to catch the he was btercepted by Boston (M) def. Pecquin (G), 7-5, 6-3; y M . in Wallii^fofo, was pitching b w bter baU b Estimato Mileago of Honda-Thon Ridar - No Purchaso catcher Bob Montgomery. McCluskey (M) def. Adams Hoim of Fanws rKiof stars! big ones with Creme Plaetfc worms. How to O r call us at 265-2011. Puerto. Rico,” be soubpaw “ I wasn’t trying to throw at (G), 6-1, 7-5. NEW LONDON- ^ Courtesy of the State of Conn. Dept. Environmental Protection hurler said; “ I hit Rodriguez Mailt EVENT rig your base outfit. . . See special Creme Necessary - Pick Up Entry Blanks At him,” Lee said. "Sure I Doubles - Teraila-Leaky (G) Movie on bass fishing. C.J. Hughes Assistant Commissioner Information & Education. def. K. Donqvan-Kravitz (M), 7- WATERFORD nlanchester Honda oyer b e pbte and b e baU hit out b e re to do a job. He leans 6, 6-2; C. 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LIGGEH DRUG female to work at Watkins •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• dog house. Reasonable. Call CLEAN USED — refrigerators, location. $70 monthly. Group bus and religious facilities. Call 649-7620 racer, bright orange with blue Automatic, power steering, fac­ Routt 6 West WWiinintic, Gt Electrical repairs, additions. 41 looks good on you Brothers in decorating depart­ Situation Wanted 38 875-4179. ranges, automatic washers living. 6467378, 643-4903. Model apartment open for : RlaiiciMstcr Parliadc ment. Full-time, 40 hours, 5 lock. Reward. Call 643-8090. tory air-conditioning, blue, 423-1625 alterations. Small job with guarantees. See them at B. inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday black vinyl top, 31,750. 528-7543. 12 Painting-Papering specialist. Free estimates. But then - days, one night. Experience TAG SALE, May 28th, at 62 ATTRACTTIVE sleeping room, Rectoun—The Dealer Who listens Services Ottered YOUNG mother of toddler will D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main and Sunday. Other times by LOST friendly old Siamese cat. Master Charge. 6468832. NURSE’S Aides, wanted for helpful,■-elpf- ’ but" ■ not ■ required. • ■ Call- - - Carpenter Rd., Bolton, 9 a.m. to St., Call 643-2171. gentleman, shower bath, MANCHESTER - One- Everything lo(3ks-gotw on you, care for child in my home. 646 appointment. bedroom Ranch type apart­ Vicinity Pine Pharmacy. 1969 CHEVROLET Impala con­ TWO handymen want variety of P A IN T IN G , 15 y e a r s full-time on ail shifts. Salmon Mr. Sherman, 643-5171 for ap­ 4017. 9 p.m. 0 private entrance, free parking. Reward. Call 643-6715. vertible, automatic transmis­ experience, low, low prices. Flooring IS even your Wrinkles! pointment. Apply 195 Spruce St. ment, private entrance. Motorcyclet-BIcyclea 11 jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ Brook Convalescent Home, off CARPETS — Wholesale to you Call; Includes heat and appliances. sion, power steering and tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ Ranch house as low as 3100 plus House Street, Glastonbury. WILL do ironing in my home, $5 TAG SALE - May 18-28. at our warehouse. The Caipet FOUND Saint Bernard, brakes, front disc brakes, paint. Similar low prices on all FLOOR SANDING and Ida Know Everything from A-Z, 2,500 LIGHT housekeeping room, ful- U&R Housing Corp $163 per month. Paul W. 1971 HONDA CB350, 3600 firm. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. Apply to Director of Nursing, basket, shirts 25 cents each. Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535,646 crossbreed, male. Redish color. excellent condition, low houses. 643-4887, Refinishing, (specializing in 6366244. items from four families, 10-6 Manchester. 646-8568. ly furnished. Stove, 843-9551 Call 643-8549. Reasonable rates. 643-5^. KEYPUNCH Also alterations. 649-0516. 1021. Contact Coventry Dog Warden, mileage, original owner. Phone •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• older floors). Inside and outside daily. 774 Tolland Tpke., refrigerator and lines provided. Robort Murdock, Roaltor Manchester. 801 Main Street, 649-9879, 423-6524. 646-3233. TREE Removal — pruning, Building-Contracting 14 painting. John Verfaille, 646 CORRESPONDENT to cover OPERATOR SENIOR special education MOVING — Three-piece living 643-9551 HONDA CB450-K5. One month 5750, 8^-2222. For the summer months, Alpha- THREE roorasr^feat, hot new. 1,600 miles, must sell. spraying, etc., fully insured. news of South Windsor for the major desires babysitting with room set, $125 good condition. water, appliances,'iutrklng M Stophon J. Luchon Jr. FOUND large red male Saint 1970 GTO, immaculate condi­ Licensed. Free estimates. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Happiness is a Manchester Herald on part- Numeric experience required. Monday exceptional children. Extensive TAG SALE Saturday and Call 6467879. FURNISHED room, central, Asking $1,000. Call 742-9262. through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 p.M. Sunday, 10-6. 63 Jensen Street. $140. ^ cu n ty deposit. i 1-349 Bernard crossbreed. Contact tion. Must see to appreciate. Phone 633-5345. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 SURPRISE Help someone else smile time basis. This position experience. Call 6467560. clean, quiet, home-like Sup’t. - 546-5257 Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. Apply: V atomosphere, mature evenings, 649-4742. Best offer over 32,250. Phone 1969 HONDA CU50, excellent ditions, rec rooms, porches and provides an opportunity to earn MAPLE Living room set, anytime, 649-9724. WASHING Machine Repairs — roofing. No job too small. Call MANCHESTER Delivery - GOING AWAY Eight-year-old boy money for doing interesting and CARDBOARD Cartons with in­ sofabed, two chairs, two end gentleman preferred, condition. 3550. Phone 742-8946 Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 serts, 14x14x12” , peach MANCHESTER Parkade PLUSH 2-bedroom duplex. FOUND black and white male RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, 649-314----- 1«. light trucking and package PARTY needs important work. Applicants FIRST NATIONAL tables, $75. Three bathroom phone 6468798, 566252f Apartments. We now have Mongrel. Contact Coventry Dog after 5 p.m. baskets, large flat light oak Dining room, patio,' aii 1970 DUSTER, V-8, 318, stereo Maytag. Reasonable rates. delivery. Refrigerators, should have an interest in STORES, INC. FREE kittens available to good sinks, with AS fittings, $8. 643- openings at the Parkade appHances, extra closets,clos base­ Warden, 423-6524. 8-track, chrome reverse rims, washers and stove moving Given by “BIG BROTHER” desk with chair, 643-28lO; 0053. ROOM for gentleman, parking, 1968 SUZUKI 200, excellent run­ Former owner Pike Coin Wash- MASONRY - All types of public affairs. Call Alex Girelli, Park a Oatland a«m m homes. Call 742-825B. Will Apartments, a short pleasant ment garage. Waiking distance new tires, excellent condition. stone, brick fireplaces, walls. specialty. 6460752. Special Freinds and Call 646-4900 at the Herald, 643-2711. deliver if necessary. kitchen privileges. ning condition, perfect first Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. East Hurtfura TAG SALE - Moving. 290 walk to one Connecticut's to Parkade. 643-0710. FOUND male Mongrel, cream 3lj700, 649-7864 after 5 p.m. concrete steps, sidewalks. No An Equal Opportunity Employor, COLDSPOT refrigerator, dou­ Refrigerator-freezer, air- largest shopping centers. We bike. 3395. Call 569-1558. Family. Ext. 361 Forest Lane, Glastonbury, May conditioning, television, washer color.■ Call ■ ■■ “Dog Wan'Warden, 646- job too small.111. Free“ estimates.- U/F ble doors, avocado, $200. 643- CEILING and ceramic tile Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 27 Thanks a million Voluntary Action Program AKC Tiny Toy Poodle, black, 11 26,9-4. No previews. Furniture, and dryer. 643-5600. furnish stove, refrigerator, A 4555. 0610, after 10 a.m. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 8 26” BOY’S bike, excellent con­ specialist. Repaired and Over 20 years experience. After LUBMCATION MEN weeks old, female! Call 872-6114 heat, hot water, grounds APARTMENT cylinder, automatic, power 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. C. and L. Curtis after 4:30. piano, stereo, miscellaneous. maintenance and parking. One dition. Call 646-7613. remodeled. No job too small. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ TELEVISION technician, PLEASANT quiet clean fur­ kin “ FOUND buff colored male steering,tei power brakes. 3400 Phone 649-8735. cond, third. All kinds. Realty primarily bench work. Good COLDSPOT Refrigerator, 17.1 bedroom, $159 monthly, two RENTAL OFFICE Cocker Spaniel dog. Canton Phone 643-5219 after 3 p.m. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Needed Immediately TAG SALE — Saturday, May cubic foot, with freezer top, nished room at 50 Woodbridge 1966 DUCATI - 160cc. Road statewide. Cr^it rating un­ starting wage plus fringe FAT and Sassy kittens free. 643- 26th, 165 p.m., 179 Main Street, Sreet, Manchester, next to bedrooms, $195 monthly.'Call We have a large variety of license No. 85969. Call Dog STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, remodeling, additions, roofing. necessary. Reasonable. Con- for second shift. benefits. 872-9161 for appoint­ 6920. automatic ice maker. Tappen 649-5365 for more information. deluxe one and two-bedroom Warden, 6464555. 1962 BUICK Electra, 225,2-door bike, very good condition, 3300. Manchester. Wedding gown, deluxe gas range. 643-0035. shopping center. Inquire before 646-6483 after 6 p.m. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Call David Patria, South Wind­ fidential, quick arrangement. Happy Birthday ment. lawn spreader, lawn mower, ^apartments and townhouses hardtop, V-8, automatic Happy 5th Anniversary KITTENS free, call after 6 3 p.m. FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, concrete repairs, inside and sor, 644-1796. Alvinin Lundy Agency. 52V527-7971. W e have openings for books, toys, clothing, camera, jthroughout Manchester. Ren­ FOUND Shepherd type, black transmission, power steering, 100 Constitu POOCHIE p.m., 649-9236. Mualcal Inatrumenta 53 hot water, appliances, central 1970 SUZUKI 500 cc, excellent outside. Reasonably priced. 100 (Constitution Plaza, Hart- I HONEY experienced lubrication men. PART-TIME Service station trumpet, girl’s bike, record PLEASANT Furnished room ta l office open daily from 9-5, and tan maleale dog. ■ Call Dog power brakes, radio, heater. 643-0851. WES ROBBINS carpentrv ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Hope you had a nice trip location, parking. Security, running condition. Two $ ALL my love Starting rate $3.25 hourly with attendant, gas and oil only. player, canning jars etc. for working man. Inquire 4 Jother times by appointment. Warden, 646-4555. Very good mechanically. Tires remodeling specialist. Ad- Don’s Xtra, Route 6, Bolton. FREE to good home, male CLARINET for sale, excellent lease. $180. 649-3340. Y helmets. 3500 firm. Call 1-423- Mom, Dad, a chance for advancement. All Pearl Street, Manchester. and body good. 3325 or best 0692 between 6-10 p,m. JOHN and Andy’s. Odd jobs, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, MORTAGES — 1st, and 2nd i Sue mixed‘ wire ina haired terrier, good condition. Asking $90. Call 646 offer. 643-7389. and Bam-Bam fringe benefits. Uniforms and TAG SALE — 3-family Projec­ 3816. DAMTO OnniilSES, MC. you name it, we do it. Pnonone built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, mortgages — interim financing TRUCK Driver — Experienced with children, very affec­ tion screen, furniture, games, 643-2097, 872-2385. 6463446. expedient...... and confidentialtial tools furnished. For appoint­ with furniture. References tionate. Call 875-7782. MANCHESTER 246IUIM SWi M , N n cM a Autos For Sale l970 HONDA, SL 100, good con­ electric shavers, books. IB MmrtM FroM Hwltonl 1961 FORD F a ir la n e , 8 dition, 3300. Call 872-3998. service, J. D. Real Estate ment call 6862233 required, good pay and 1461021 cylinder, four door, sedpn, new Help Wanted 35 30 GALLON long tank, with National Geographic Apertmenta For Rent 63 KLM Pump Service — Water LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Assoc. 6465129. benefits. Apply in person, Bez- ma'gazines, handmade articles, r**««*«4 NEED CAR? Credit bad? battery, radio, heater, ^0. 643- Problem? Call for immediate new homes custom built, zinii's, 519 Bast Middlelie ’Turii- stand, best equipment. Many 2 Bedr(HHii Apartments Bankrimt? Repossessed? 0055 after 5 p.m. PRESSMEN, AB Dick 360, racing bike, and much more. Antiquea 58 WE HAVE customers waiting attention. This includes well remodeling, additions, rec SECOND Mortgages — residen- pike. rare tropical fish. Must be sold New Bolton Road, Route 6, lor the rental of your apartment AVAILABLE immediately. Honest Douglas accepts lowest systems, basement water con­ rooms, garages, kitchens tial, commercial, industrial to EXPERIENCED experienced to work in plealMnt as unit. 644-1015. Pleasant four-room apartment. down, smallest payments. 1971 DODGE Polara, 9 conditions, in small but growing before Bolton line. Saturday WANTED — Old curved glass or home. J.D. Real Estate start'at $ 2 0 7 Services Ottered 12 trol or complete outside remodeled, barn tile, cement consolidate bills, business COOKS — Part-time position, and Sunday, 10-6 p.m. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. heat, hot water, appliances, Douglas Motors, 34515 Main. passenger station wagon. Air- dewatering. 643-6029. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ expansion, alleviate cash OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN firm. Call 647-1311. GOLDEN Retriever pus, AKC, china closets with broken glass. m ust be over 17. Apply Paying $30 and up. 649-7069. 643- carpeting, air-conditioner. conditioning, power brakes and SHARPENING Service - tial or commercial. Call 646 problems. Jan Brennan • Excellent wages Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, sire High Farms Championnpion LOOKING for anything in real 1 Bedroom & Townhouses Lease, security. $195. 649-3978. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, steering. New tires, luggage MEfjHANIC, experienced with Major Gregory. X-rayed O.F.A. TAG SALE—Saturday, May 26, 6710. Saws, knives, axes, shears, REWEAVING burns, moth 4291. Associates Mortgage (Company, • Paid Holidays Manchester. 9 to 5 p.m. 466 Mam Street, estate rental -r apartments. can be reserved 643-6165. new brakes and battery, rack. Excellent condition. 5267500. own' tools, for large truck fleet. normal. Call 644-2224 after 5 skates, rotary blades. Quick holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ • Retlrehfient Plan (rear), Manchester. THE Pack Rat — Antiques, homes, multiple dwellings, no excellent condition, low 32,400., 875-9702, 649-9634. service. Capitol Equipment dow shades, Venetian blinds. R.E. GOWER—• Finish carpen­ Calk 643-2414. ROCK Band needs bass and weekends. Your rent includes: . MANCHESTER - Three-room mileage. Call 646-4722 after •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Good working conditions •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Refrigerator, gas stove, collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. Keys made. TV for rent. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ Bualneaa Opportunity 28 guitarist and percussionist. Call clothing, and miscellaneous kssociates, Inc. 643-5129. Heat and Hot Water apartment, all .appliances, 3:30. Trucka-Tractor ditions, garages, porches, any • No traveling to Hartford MA$ wanted as truck driver Live Stock 42 days, 12-6. Flora Road, off Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 742-6365 or 7&-6308. items. Route 85, Bolton. utilities, $170 per month. Fiano 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4.'643^ type remodeling. 6462087. POPULAR Manchesterler pizzapiz and yard man. Apply in person Agency, 646-2677. 1964 PONTIAC, station wagon. MAN with roto-tiller for hire. SIX4100M Duplex, separate HOTPOINT 1966 HALF-TON Chevy fleet- 7958. ^ and grinder business.1. StrongStro „ Write: BURNER DEPARTMENT at W.H. England LumberLuml Co., HELP wanted, waitress, part- RIDING Lessons, horses furnace, fully carpeted, stove, good running condition. 3175 or side pickup with trailer hitch. Lawns and gardens custom Route 44A, Bolton Notch. REASONABLE wooden Wearing Apparel 57 APPLIANCES J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish location, convenient to recrea­ P.O. BOX 1126 time, 11 to 2 p.m., 5 days week­ boarded. Appaloosa Riding for screens and storm windows, large yard, cellar, $200. 646 FOUR-ROOM tenement, 25 est offer. Call 649-5610. Good running condition and LOAM, gravel and fill for sale, tilled. Call 643-9920. carpentry, rec rooms, tion and apartment complex. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ly. Apply in person, Hilliard- sale. Beau Meadow Farm, 269 • atfrigwOor Ridgewood S tre et, $110. MAN wanted as truck driver from 24x43” to 36x51”. Call 643- MOTHER of the bride dress, • MltiWNhir rubber. Call 646-7708. excavating, septic and drainage remodeling, kitchens, Parking for over 60 cars. Mid ville Luncheonette, 303 Adams Keeney St., Glastonbury, 646 6914 after 4 p.m. Married, security, 643-5873. VOLKSWAGEN, 1970 Beetle, Painting-Papering 13 bathrooms, formica work, teens. Call Mr. Collier, Hurwit and yhrd man. Must have Class 8374, 6365687. pink, size 14, dress and jacket, work. Phone 643-7172 or 742- MACHINISTS - We have the Street, Manchester. worn once, $70 new, asking $40. MANCHESTER - Available automatic transmission, 31,200. PICK-UP truck for., 98 SUMMER Employment 1965 CHEVELLE Malibu, SS 1971 SELFrContained 16V2’ Call 649-4594. T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, SET A TRADE IN Salary commensurate upon REAL Estate Career — Earn mowing lawn, full-time. Fcaturtnq: THREE-ROOM, furnished 327, 4-speed, headers, 780 Interior-exterior painting. East Main St., Rockville, Conn. $15,000-$25,000 annually. Camper, sleeps 6. Hitch, RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 18 experience. Apply in person. Griswold & Fuss, Inc., 6462469, EXPRESS LAMe I apartment, recently remodeled Holley, 3500. 646-7598. Reasonable rates. Swirled CONSTRUCTION An equal opportunity employer. Excellent commission arrange­ • 2MrM OAKLAND and refurnished. Central. Walk mirrors, awning and many CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ 8-5 p.m. You PICK THE .iG \ nWG ceilings our specialty. Call 643- EAST HOUSE ment. For confidential inter­ '“Sv' OINQ • Eal-lii UtahM Main Street. Rent includes extras included. Immaculate ages, additions, repairs, small ROOFING and roof repairing, MANaveteaa wanted forsva |/aprice ivc VAdclerk, FASTEST LINE 5 1949. 748 main $1, view. Mr. Pasek, 289-7475. WE need an accurate typist for heat and. utilities. One month condition. 31.690. 646-6993. mbs. Free estimates. Call Coughlin. Roofing Co. 643-7707. All classes forming now. forforpli plumbing and heating supp- IN TH E • 11/21 East Hartford Pasex-Rutherford, Realtors, billing and general office work. securityto deposit required. To Stephen Martin, 646-7295. Includes stakes, grades, tran­ 'ly firm.fin Call 6464563, ask for SUPERMARKET MANOR 1967 IMPALA SS 2-door, hard­ 1969 NIMROD, Riviera, tent INSIDE-Outside ...... BIDWELL Home Improvement sit, reading operations, MLS. 40 hour week, good pay rate, • NB prMM inspect, Mr. Lindsay, 643-1111. Special rates for people over 65. Jack. CHECK-CMJT— top, automatic transmission, trailer, sleeps 4, excellent con­ POWER MOWERS, hand Co. Expert installation of preventive maintenance, company 'paid insurance TUDOR LANE power steering. New car due. dition, 3495. Cali 643-4216. mowers repaired, pick-up and Fully insured. Estimates given. aluminum siding, gutters and BULLARD operator, lathe benefits. Write Box “ M,” ^ THATls WHAT'\ Rentals start at $255 including FURNISHED attractive 3- Call 649-7863. backhoes, loaders. No need to operator. Top pay for top men, heat. Model apartment open OAKLAND STREET room apartment, all Must sell. Reasonable offers in­ delivery. Prompt-Reliable- trims. Roofing installation and Manchester Herald. \ YOU THINK! ) vited. 644-8424. leave your job. For informa­ overtime, benefits, R & R daily 1-5 P.M.. Sat. and Sun.. ExN 84 oft 1-86 utilitiesfurnished, one-car Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. repairs. 6466495, 8769109. 12-5 P.M. Other tim es by PAINTING and paper hanging, tion call. Jobs Available Machine Co. Inc., 9 rea r GAL Friday — Bookkeeper, PHONE 647-9771 parking, no pets. 649-7743. appointment. JAGUAR — Classic 1961 Mark Motorcycles-BIcyclea 11 TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving commercial and residentiaidential. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Spacer Ctourt, East Hartford, experienced bookkeeper IX, painted Rolls Royce silver Free estimates. Call 644-0642. FOR MEN AND WOMEN through trial balance. Diver­ THREE clean, furnished, large appliances, cleaning roofing, storm window;, aw­ 230-2244 © T he register The cashier m T h e custom er ® A n01HE PACKED PAUL W. DOUOAN, RMttor and black, stored winters. Must MOTORCYCLE insurance — If you are seeking permanent full time work In sified duties, include composi­ FOUR-ROOM duplex, west carpeted rooms, parking one cellars, attics. Also will buy nings. Quality workmanship, RUMS CXJTOiFTAPE CAH'T FI HO THE hAs to w r it e a DROPS THE JAR 643^4 S35 car, no utilities, security, be seen. 32,200 or best offer. Low rates. Immediate binding and sell used furniture. 646- J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom free estimates. Fully insured. MM CmlncliM Sctml TWO Sheetmetal mechanics, tion of correspondence, AND THE PACKER side, working couple,luple, no pets. authority. Call Joan Lane at Manchester, we need you. PRICE OF AN ITEM - CHECK that needs OF PICKLES adults, no pets. 646^0057. 647-9464 after 6. 1775. decorating, interior and 872-9187, 6463417. i m n n FN unsMiB for commercial and residential purchasing, inventory control HA6 TO leave TO BE O.K.'D - $150. After i; 643-7672. Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- exterior, paper hanging. Fully duct work. Capable of erecting. and customer contact. Highly MOW MUCH THREE-ROOM, centrally •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1126. insured. 646-9658. e Machine Operators cufting and managing their own FORPOCRER’S GOT A 398 HARTFORD Road - three TWO light blue Volkswagens, LAWN MOWER Service, repair ROOFING — Specializing Hel^ Wanted 35 challenging position in pleasant CO located, stove, .refrigerator. Houaea tor Rent 66 . 5SW-V 1967 good condition, 3650; 1968 and sharpening, pick-up and repairing roofs, new roofs, e Weavers job. aTI fringe benefits in a new two-girl office. Free barking, PICKLES? PENawHATS Available June 1st. $130 and four room apartments for needs transmission work, best EXPERT bicycle repairs, all PROFESSIONAL painting ser­ opqn shop. Wonderful ol,__.ir- conveniently located, off 1-84, m TMEnWE*?y monthly. Security and rent. Call 6461946. makes, models■ and ntl speeds. delivery. Hours Monday gutter work, chimneys, cleaned MAc'IRINIST w a n te d - • Boiler Fireman for new automatic boilera. LARGE 6rpom Colonial, big offer. 646-2755. through Thursday, 8 a.m. to vice, spray, brush, roll, in­ and repaired. 30 years tumty for the right man. Please East Hartford. Phone Linda at references required. 2269692. lawn, parking area, pleasant, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, terior, exterior. Free es­ art work, experienced caU New England Mechanical FIVE-ROOM Duplex, available 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. tq,.9L experience. Free estimates. only. Overtime and paid in­ We will train qualified applicants In these openings. 5269561 for appointment! convenient suburban location, 1966 DODGE, Coronet, conver­ Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- timates. Fully insured. 28 years Services, 643-7257 or 6460540. HEAT and hot water included .June 3rd. $180. 643-4638. 2098. p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to- 4 Howley, 643-5361. surance. Penobscot 'Tool and Company paid benefits. working adults. 643-2880. tible, V-8, automatic, good con­ p.m., 872-8311. experience. M3-0001. SERVICE Station attendant, in this fully carpeted 2V4 room ••••••^•••••••••••••••••••> Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. In textiles, a career comes with every Job. Apply AUTOMOBILE mechanic - cjkuU u.'ta- THREE-ROOM apartment, dition, 3350. Call 649-7871,. WINDSOR Roofing & Sidiiw — Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. full time, experience desired. apartment complete with Out of Town- „ MOTORCYCLE insurance, PAINTING — Teachers have f Enterienced, full-time, days. Apply in person Surwill's Mobil dO seP H P O R N appliances, parking and a lawn. iieasant, convenient suburban 66- LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird today. * FLUORA.NN. focation, like private home, For Rent 1966 DODGE Monaco, 4-door come to us for good rates. Just lawns mowed, trees cut and saved homeowners 20-50%. A'mly Clarke Motor Sales, Station, 1083 Burnside Avenue, $135. Homefinders, Fee $20.546 5 minutes of your time. Cali Roofing, storm-windows a ^ JANITORS — Experienced, lawn, basement, working hardtop, full power, air. Must removed. Cellars and attics Twelve years experience. Fully doors, and gutters. Aluminum Bolton. Conn. East Hartford. DORIV'S LAW: ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart­ Crockett Agency, ask for Betty insured, free estimates. 643- part-time days, evenings, adults. 643-2880. sell, 8^1650. cleaned. Free estimate. Call awnings. 6469444, 6864849. Manchester area. Call 6465691, SFFICIEWCi ment, heat, hot water, stove, or Louise. 643-1577. 643-6000. 1609. Cheney Brothers, he. HOUSEKEEPER - Two or COUNTERGIRLS wanted for CHILDREN and pets welcome refrigerator, $130. Security 3-6 p.m. th^ee days weekly, own 6HOULOSE LOVELY 3-room apartment, 1968 BUICK four-door, extra ROSSI Roofing, siding, i i evening help, 611 p.m. Must be in this first-floor, 3-bedroom, deposit required. Adults only, HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales, 49 JOHN’S A-1 Exterior-interior transportation references over 18. Apply in person. speuE nvim apartment with a garage for the ideal for working couple, tile parking for one car. Call 646 clean, good tir^ , new brakes, chimneys, mtters. Free es­ TRUCK Driver, Class II a: jS: bathroom with shower, and must sell. Make'offer. Brown’s Park Street, Hartford. Motor­ ODD JOBS, lawn care, light painting and papering bybi required. Phone 644-2183 after 6 Burger Chef, 235 Main St., AH "IP* f«.p.#e.u s pjt car. $175. Homefinders. Fee 9678. cycles, parts, service and tree work, removal service to timates, fufly insured. Days, license, heavy work, plumbing 0 107J tfy Ufwltd fr.rtuic SynArjte. Iiu more. No pets. 649-0463, after 5. Tire Shop, 333 Main Street, professionais. Work evenings, 529-8056, Paul p.m. Manchester between 8-4 p.m. $20. 549-6980. accessories. 247-9774. dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. |uaranteed. Call 6465474 after anti heating supplies, inside Mancbester, 643-2819. Cosgrove, 643-5364. work too. 649-4563.

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HoiiMt For Solo 72 Houtot For Solo 72 Houaaa For SOlo 7 2 Houaaa For Sale 72 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 25,1978 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN WARMTH I CNARM CENTER STREET - Business Manchester Lota-Land For Sale 73 Out olTown-For Sale 75 Out ol Town-For Sale 75 Zone n , excellent comer Ix a ­ KIDS! MANCHESTER - Twd AA Are just a few of the great tion, with sound existing stnic- IS PROPERTY •Boltotv features our immaculate Blue ture. Easily xnverted to fine The place for them is a lot zoned lots with ail utilities i~ Three-bedrxm EAST HARTFORD - T hrx Ixated in desirable Forest VERNON Spht Level with family rx m Cape has to offer. Besides its offix building or business. Low 80x300 with lawn, garden, New Listing—8-rxm Raised bedrxm Split-Level, corner Hills. Zinsxr Agexy, 64^ 1511. and oversized 2-car garage, on lot, garage, fireplax, family great Ixation, if offers 3 large 40’s. Blanchard & Rossetto, fmit trx s , plus a sound 6- SELLING? a nixly treed acre lot. R a x Realtors, 646-2482. That’s a question we are ^ c h , 3 or 4 bedrxms, 2W rx m , excellent xndition. (jail bedrooms, living room with rx m home with 2-car garage. COLUMBIA — Two lots, with Mths, kitchen with xm plete Agency, ^2677. asked almost everyday, frank- 668-778!),for information. Contracts Let For Equipment fireplace, dining room fit for a Country living in town. Mid old stone walls, mxdow or built-ins, large rec rxm , ly the way a property queen. Its colonial decor is MANCHESTER - Five-family, 30s. Call - treed, accepted by town for fireplace, scrxned porch, “Moves,” when it’s offered HEBRON — N x r Bolton town breathtaking. It must be seen. near East Hartford line. Good WOLCOn REAL ESTATE building. Call Emil Sadlon, wall-to-wall carpeting, 2-car 6 4 9 -2 8 1 3 line. Six-rxm Raised Ranch. DONNA HOLLAND for sale, depends a lot x how Venwn - Immxulate Ranch! any residenx where drainage Constitutix Plaza in Hartford, Mid SOs. investment, Earle Everett, 568-8200 builder, 228-3080, after 6 p.m. attached garage. Very ElxxU xt xndition, 2-car gar­ CorrMpondent Septic Tank Pumpings THRU Eastern Real Estate, 646-8250. it is handled. For this reason on quiet strx t, sunny k itc h x | might a ffx t the lake, is being Hutchinxn has bxn xtified Thursday, J u x 7 at 2 p.m. spacious throughout. T re ^ age, large lot. Call Mitten R x l­ Tel. 646-0375 BLANCHARD when you are buying or BOLTON — Birch Mountain. •With dining a re a , fu lly | xnducted. The band is under the dlrx- lot. Convenient Ixation. $49 - ty, 643^30, Rxltors. (Contracts for a new dump by the president of a Ixal ^ A MANCHESTER - 64 Duplex xlling, we suggxt you give us Treed acre building lot, 200^ carpeted living rx m , hxtedf tion of Edward R. DiFronzi. Ve r n o n street — owner Ixated near shopping, schxls, 500. truck and sprxder have been All, systems were inspxted business that while he was But ol Town- Wanted to Bent Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 a x ll. We are old e x u ^ to be 250’. Convenient to 14. $9,500 r x rx m . $28,500. VERNON — Young 7-rxm Included in the Bolton For Boni 69 R O SSE nO selling attractive 6-room churches, newly painted, 643-1288. awarded by the x lxtm en. An and dye tests run on making a routine inspxtion of 66 experienced, young exugh to Raised Ranch, large treed lot. program will be “The Musk MANCHESTER - Clean 6- REALTOU-IMJ S4S-2482 Raxh, 1V4 baths, fireplace, at­ separate heating systems. appropriation of $18,000 for questionable systems. The in- his property he had disxvered CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, U&R REALTY CO., MC. Applianced eat-in kitchen, Man,” Symphony No. 4 by ROCKVILLE — 5,4, and 3 room OLDER working couple desires room home, priced to sell im­ 1NW.CMMirtL tached Mrage, full basement, Pnced at $31,900. ZirZinsser Agen- be aggressive, large exugh to COVENTRY LAKE - 300’ to th e x items was approved by spxtors are trying to Ixate several tanklxds of leptic tank 9, room California Ranch. near xhxis, churches, stores, Robtrt D. Murdock, Rocltor family rx ip with fireplax, Mozart, “Malaguena,” “Put - apartments, $105 to |150 four rooms, preferably two- mediately in the 20s. Treed Fireplaced living room, formal cy, 646-1511. be efficient and small enou^ and overlxking this delightful residents at a March town systems that xuld cause pollu­ pumpings had been dumped family house. Excellent buses. $35,700. For appointment smidxk, $41,000. Call Owner, Your Hand in the Hand,” “Joy monthly. Appliances, and yard. yard. Walk to schools, shop­ dining room, modem kitchen to be perxxlized. lake. Exxllent, very large lot 643-2692 woLverton 875-9237. mxting. tion to the lake or be of poten­ there. references. Will maintain MANCHEISTER — Located in call 643-2693 or 64984&, ask for REAL ESTATE to the World,” and “Stars and Utilities extra. Phone 872-0359. ping, churches, bus. Couple with dining area, family room, BLANCHARD f x all y x r ’round or vacation Stephen Slaker Equipment tial danger to the lake. Hutchinxn and Buzzetti are property for reduced rent. 647- leaving country, may leave one of Our best residential Mr. Balch. 6 4 0 -2 8 1 3 xnducting an investigation into Stripes Forever.” 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 9041. three largq bedrooms, fourth home, or u x as two lots, ^,000 Co. of Wallingford was awarded Separating distances betwxn practically all furnishings. Ask neighborhoods. Large gracious Manchester—6-rxm Colonial A Adt now, call John F. Shannon HEBRON — Reduced $34,900. systems and well Ixations have this matter. “Tropical Twilight” by E. possible. 2-car garage. Colonial on a large beautifully the contract (or a Frink BOLTON — First-floor apart­ for Mr. Swain Belfiore Agency, Beautifully landscaped with two-car garage, large Real Estate, 568-5630. M Ranch on lovely acre plus. Osterling will be led by student WANTED garage, Manchester landscaped lot. Lots of extras. RO SSEnO Wentad-Baal Batata 77 Spreader with a 6-yard capaci­ bxn an important part of the Septic tank xntractors are ment, quiet neighborhood, 647-1413. grounds. Marion E. Robertson, kitchen with pantry, dining 6EALT06S-MLS 646-2482 Three large bedrooms, two study, which is almost xm - required to dump only at an xnductor Randy Fish. or vicinity, for storage. Phone Priced in mid 40’s. F. J. . carpeting, fireplace. Realtor, 643-5953. "■ y ' rx m , 3 bedrxm s, x m e r lot. MANCHEISTER—Two A-zoned massive stone fireplaces, SOUTH WINDSOR - Lovely 7- ty. Its bid was $2,364. 643-2848. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. Offered by the 189 W. CmNw S t room Split Level home in Pine SELLING your home or pleted. authorized dumping station. Robert Redden, Michael References required. $185 MANCHESTER - Large 7- $28,900. lots, on Ferguson Rd., city workshop and one-car garage. acrxge? For prompt friendy Brainard Ford Truck Sales, Ryba and Todd Redden will be monthly. 643-5983. room Colonial, 3 bedrooms, un­ utilities, $9,500. each. Lessenger Co. Realtors, 646- Knob area. Features 3 Inc. of Hartford was awarded Several violations have bxn Hartford Arts Festival Apartment Bulldinga- MANCHESTER - Two- bedrxms, 1V4 baths, family service, call Louis Dimock featured trombone, baritone usual property, huge bam. $31,- MANCHESTER — Ideal for Blanchard & Rossetto 8713, 742-9718, 228-3080. R xity, 649-9823. the contract for a 1973 Ford found X far and abatement The Bolton High School For Sale 70 bedroom Condominium, in­ children, 7-room Garrison IMMACULATE 6-rxm Cape, rx m . Large enclosed patio. horn and clarinet soloists, ROCKVILLE - Four 3-room 900. Warren E. Howland, cludes air-conditioning, PHILBRICK Realtors, 646-2482. Model F909 with a bid of $14,- orders are being sent to proper­ Concert Band will perforn) at Colonial on a short street. fireplaced living rx m , dining New driveway and new xterior ty owners effxted. respxtively. apartments,’ $110 monthly. One Realtor, 643-1108. c a ^ tiM , all appliances. Admt rx m , two full baths, rx rx tio n COVENTRY - Four-rxm, 2 ALL CASH for your property 649. the Hartford Arts Festival at 5-room a p a rtm e n t, $125 MANCHESTER - 4-family Fenced-in rear yard with lots of wcMverton paint job makes this houx a Pony Team living. Garage, full basement. rx m and garage on beautifully 100x150 CORNER building lot, bedrxm home with 3car gar­ within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, Still to be purchased are a monthly. Utilities not included, brick, 4-car garage, good in­ Ma n c h e s t e r - Duplex, 3- trees. Very nice home. Priced BEAL ESTATE on Lombard Drive, (ioventrv age and approximately 5W rpal buy. Priced to sell at $36,- come builder. Hayes Agency, Call evenings, 6:30-10 p.m. 649- in mid 30’s. F. J. Spilecki, AGENCY landscaped lot in Bucklev 900. Call Doris Smith, Jarvis instant xrvice. Hayes Aeencv. two-way radio and a fire Bolton’s pony league team 872-9179, 875-7362. bedrooms, excellent condition, 1868 Agent. $2,800. Call 6434638. acres of land on Grant Hill Rd. 6464131. ^ 646-0131. Realtor 643-2121. a G e r i G V Schxi district. Mid 30’s M7- Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, 643- extinguisher. Seven bids were No. 1 was tied 4-4 with Colum­ many improvements, top area. t e n a c r e s o f t e r r a 9743. Selling price $20,000. Cail Mr. bia in a game called after 7 in­ HEBRON — Two and three Mid 30’s. Hayes Agency, 6 ^ 1121. rexived, thrx for the truck THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, ALTA, with custom built MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA Reynolds, 646-1700. nings yesterday. Bjlly Steven- bedroom apartments. Bualneta Property- 0131. NEW Listing — 6-room Cape, zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- . pnd four for the sprxder. two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ granite studded stone Ranch, Manchester Immediate occupancy. Phone For Sale 71 breezeway, garage, rec room, 900. Heleji D. ciole. Realtor, FIVE-R(X)M Ranch, carpeting, A xm m ittx made up of Dan­ x n led the team with 3 hits. ages, Florida room. Hutchins treed lot, $31,500. Hayes Agen­ perched on top of ten acres of MANCHESTER — 8-room new rx f, large lot, dead-end The game will be rexheduled. 228-9115. CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 Agency, 649-5324.' Colonial with 2-car garage, MLS, 6434666. ny Rattazzi, Ray Soma and COVENTRY — Large commer­ acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, cy, 646-0131. woods with panoramic view JUSTREDUIXD EAST HARTFORD strx t, $21,900. Hayes Agency, On May 29 the team will play first-floor family room, 4 6464131. ' Donald Massey will be xm - ROCKVILLE — Four rooms, cial building with IV^ acres. beamed ceiling, garages, view. stretching out for miles. 8 COVENTRY — 41V4 acres. For S x this immaculate 8-room in Colchester at 6. Good location. Heavily traveled bedrxms, 2V4 baths and much Eight-room Cape, 3 mended for having done a 2 heat, hot water, stove, Hutchins Agency, 649-53M. MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex, 3 rx m s, 24x24’ living room, details, Mr. Steinmeyer, Raised Ranch. Cathedral road. Frechette & Martin, bedrooms, each side. Only $27,- more. Over 2,500 square fx t of bedrooms, dining room, BOLTON — Birch Mountain, 6- thorough job of compiling the Girl’s Softball 'refrigerator. Available June LIST WITH US dining rx m , modem kitchen, living area. Priced in the 50’s. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413, 228- railing living rx m , 3 or 4 Bzzzzzzzz In and saa Realtors, 647-9993. 900, Needs work. Earle fireplace, 2-car garage, rx m Cape, excellent codition, sp x s and reviewing the bids. The Blue Blxpers defxted 1st. security. $160 872-3919. MANCHESTER - Three fami- We have been very fortunate Florida rxm , first-flxr laun­ Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 0384. bedrxms, paneled r x room, our busy Baa. Wa’ra ly central location, separate Everett, Eastern Real Estate, aluminum siding, sunrxmi 3 bedrxms, large living room, Selectmen Approve the Red Bombers 21-16 in a in helping many families find dry, central vac, automatic large sun dxk, 2% baths, raady, willino and abla game yesterday. Houaaa For Sale 72 furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- 646-8250. rec room, walk to East Baaort Proparty-For Sale 74 fireplace, eat-in kitcheh^dining M erger Bualnoaa Looatlona- new homes. temperature controlled yard. City utiUtix. $47,- rx m , 1V4 baths, sunporch, am­ to aaalat you in tha aala For the Blxpers, Sue Negro 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Manchester CathoUc High. The merger of the Capitol For Bant 67 MANCHESTER - 7 -room Let them find YOUR HOME ENJOY the summer in this 6Vi grxnhouse, automatic garage ple storage, walk-out baxment, was the winning pitcher and BOLTON Lakefront — Vernon or purchaaa of YOUR Region Planning Agency and Colonial 1V4 tiled baths, THREE-FAMILY, newly y s t With room Ranch on an acre of dxrs, plus many, many more GROVE STREET attached garage, hot water Karen Manning had two home MANCHESTER - From 6,000 - sxtion. Private xtting. Five- proparty. the Capitol Region Council of plastered walls, range, dis­ renovated throughout, good in­ beautiful land. Two fireplaces, extras. Call today to inspxt LA PENTA AGENCY room Ranch type home. $26,900. U&R REALTY CO., MC. heat, drilled well, private tr e ^ runs. For the Bombers Darby 150,000 square feet of industrial, hwasher, garbage cfisposal, huge family room with a bar, 2- this rare home in a unique s i ­ acre. Mid 30s. Principals only. Governments has been ap­ vestment or home with income. MERnn AGENCY New listing - Excellent 5-5 Raaltors/MLS 646-2440 Hayes Agency, 6464131. Robort D. Murdock, A M lIo r 643-1268. Barnard was the pitcher and 5 commercial warehouse space. extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone car garage, plus a carport for proved by the x lx tm e n who Ray Lima, Hutchins Aaency. REALTORS 646-1180 ting. $75,000. duplex, separate heating 643-2692 L ix Reichert had one home Loading platforms, railroadilr( hot water oil heat, city utilities. 649-5324. ' our boat. All for only, $37,900. / C e itL are awaiting results of a town siding, ample parking. Fully systems, extra large treed lot. AMSTON LAKE - Like new, COVENTRY run. Built by Ansaldi. Charles «(ealesco 643-1250. COLONIAL-RANCH near Lakefront cottage, private meeting which will be sprinklered. F. J. Spilecki, Reduced for quick sale, to MANCHESTER Area - 5V4 Farm League Lesperance, 649-7620. Country Club, 6 rx m s, large treed lot, 2 bedrooms, SOUTH WINDSOR - Lovely, DOfT BE BASHFUL scheduled sx n , before the two Realtor, 643-2121. $36,900. rx m aluminum sided Ranch, 3 formal dining rx m , paneled fireplace, x rx n e d porch. ^ , - clean eight-rxm older home on Make my boss an offer. I’m a R e d € s ta te groups are informed of Bolton’s In a Farm League game THREE Family, plus package bedrxm s, large eat-in kitchen, 114 acres. Trxs, fruit trxs, earlier this w xk called after living room with built-in garage, your garden is already 900. Holxmbe Realtors, 643- full baxm ent home with 3 or 4 172 E. Cantar St. approval. MANCHESTER - 100,000 store (real property only) 8616, 644-2447. and shrubs. Four be^ x m s, 544 innings because of square feet, will divide. Large rooms, excellent loca­ bxkcases and fireplace. ’Two ARRUDA REALTY started on this Wi acre lot. bedrxms, fireplaced living 649-1922 646-4126 East Hartford Mayor clean, wholexme atmosphere room, 1V4 baths, and all darknex, the Braves beat the Suitable for manufacturing and tion. For information Call 643- or thrx bedrxms, family | 644-1539 ’Trxs and privacy, built-ins. near city conveniences, hfr. Richard Blakestone, CRCCXj warehouse. 1-748-5634. rxm with fireplace, garage, Only $32,500, Keith Agency, 6 ^ DIAMOND Lake, Glastonbury, aluminum siding. Reduced to Red Sox 17-6. 0683. Char Bon Agency. Lou Amida Waterfront 3-bedrxm xttage, Nurmi, Belfiore Agency, 647- chairman, said that a cit- plus many extras. $38,500. 4126, 649-1922. 1413. $25,900. THINKING of xlling? For the regional citizens forum has Winning pitcher was Vincent fireplace, spectacular view. service you want, cail Bill 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, MANCHESTER — Spacious b x n started “to provide broad- Morrone and losing pitcher was MARTIN SCHOOL Area - | Owner 633-6558. BLANCHARD Charbonneau, Char-Bon Agen­ Danny Butkas. office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- six-room Colonial located near INSPECT this doll house Cape EAST HARTFORD — Quality based input into the plans and 5. Raised Ranch. 7 rx m s, one A cy, 643-0683. schools, shopping and church. in a most convenient area. Tliis Out ol Town-For Sale 75 built eight-rxm, four-be^xm , Jimmy Barcomb led the full, two half baths, two cutie only has a living rx m , policies of the new Formal dining room, fireplac^ Colonial in desirable residential ROSSEHO organization.” Braves attack with four hits, in­ 466 MAIN Street — Building for living room fireplaces, two-car garage. kitchen with built-ins, 4 WE WILL buy your houx for cluding two doubles. living room, priced in the low HVE BEDROOMS COVENTRY — 5-rxm home, a r x . Many features including REUTOGS-MU 646-2482 x sh . Call anytime, Hutchins Eventually the selxtm en will any business, office, or com- 30’s. Zinsser— Agency, 646-1511. Large wooded lot. Beautiful bedrxm s, family rx m and two wall-to-wall, two dining room Russell Fish, of the Red Sox, Plenty of privacy on this large kitchen, new rx f, plus 189 Ilf. Cwiter 8 t Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. make appointments to the mercial use, near Center. Call home and excellent Ixation. baths. All on a private lot for unfinished sexnd flx r. ^,900. hiitchx, two-speed cxling fan, made five putouts unassisted at 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. acre lot. Nine-room only $28,500. Vantage R xlty, forum. This will be done on a 2.9 ACRES, 7 rooms, two baths, Colonial with 3-car gar­ Hayes Agency, 6464131. automatic kitchen, first-flxr first bax. built-ins, kitchen carpeting, OVERSIZED Custom 4- 872-9402. family rx m etc. Truly must be MANCHESTER vicinity — Mid Thkikisf «f Stlsi? • proportional basis. age. Convenient to 30’s. R a ise d R anch, 3-4 Nutrition Talk MANCHESTER 10,000 square fireplace, garage. $35,900. bedrxm Colonial. Built in COVENTRY — Mini-estate sxn. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore STOP Septic Systems Tested feet industrial space. Fi everything. 40s. bedrxms, formal dining rx m , Sunday morning at 10 at ^ully Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 1972. First-flxr family rxm NEW HOMES with 160’ on the water. Califor­ Agency, 647-1413. » In conjunction with requests sprinklered, loading docks , of- family rxm , carpeting, gar­ Invaatigata our guaranteed United Methodist Church in with fireplace, 2% baths with • 6 plus rx m Raised Ranch nia style Ranch home. Two full from the Board of Selxtmen, fice area. Hayes A|igency, 646- age, many other, extras, one aalaa plan Brat. Bolton, Miss Gladys Oberlln, a MANCHESTER — New 6-room marble vanities, 2-car with garage, aluminum baths, two-car garage. For TOLLAND the town h x lth officer. Dr. 0131. Ranch, aluminum siding, IV^ LA PENTA AGENCY acre wooded lot. Open houx, nutritionist with ^ e Overxas, oversized garage, fuli walk­ siding, fireplace, 1^ baths, more details call The Zinsxr !! $37,900 II Saturday and Sunday, 1-4 p.m.. INTERNATIONAL baths, pick your color. $33,900. Bealtora-MLS 646-2440 Agency, 646-1511. . Robert Butterfield, and Calvin Board of Missions of United' out basement with sliding wall-to-wall carpeting, Is the p rix on this big 7-rxm 643-5345.1, ASSOCIATES, INC. Hutchinxn, xnitation inspx- MANCHESTER 4,000 plus ^layes Agency, 646-0131. Realtors 847-1360 Methodist Church, will narrate M square feet store-building for With Nearly glass d x rs. Beautiful skyline throughout and treed lot. $37,- Ranch with a beamed 1st.- tor of the State Department of COVENTRY — Immaculate'^ a 20-mlnute slide show. view. 900. flxr-family rx m . 1 full & VERNON — Three-bedroom 333 East Cantsr SL Health, have b x n charged with lease. Huge paved parking MANCHESTER — New custom Ranch. Living room, dining Miss Oberlln is assigned to two Ml batte; and a 700 sq. ft. Ranch, IMi baths, large lot, 3- the responsibility of testing all area. I^ime location m town built four-bedroom Raised CIRCA 1730 — 16 rooms, WEST Side — 6-rxm Cape - • 6-rxm Colonial with 1V4 rx m , kitchen, family rx m , car garage in excellent condi­ Rxlfe, Brazil where. In addi­ with highway access. Hayes Ranch. Executive location. recently restored. 7| Colonial, 3 bedrxm s, 2-car gar­ baths, aluminum siding, treed two bedrxms, bath and gar- R x rx m down. All x t on a V* tion. Internatiixl Assxiates, xptlc systems bordering tion to her work in nutrition,; Agency, 646-0131.______Quality built. $52,900. Hayes age. $32,900. Principals only, ^ e . Priced at only $25,500. acre wooded lot. For more in- Bolton Lake. fireplaces, summer kitchen, 6 lot, fireplace. $36,200. Inc., Realtors, 647-1300. SELLING your property? Call she is Involved in literary | Agency, 646-0131. Every Home or more bedrxm s, new baths, 647-9898. Frechette & Martin, Rxltors, formation call Tony us first. We’ll buy your home Hutchinxn is being axisted claxes. 474 MAIN St.*— Commercial Bufft by Taylor Made Homaa, 647-9993. immediately at a fair price, all Mrsa Budd Honored place ideal for office or store, new kitchen, two-car garage. Inc. Wasilefsky at 649-5306. HEBRON — 7-rxm Raised by Alan Buzzetti from the The presentation will be MANCHESTER — New listing. $58,900. EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - Two Ranch, fireplace, garage, large cask Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, department. $150. 646-2426, 9-5. 6-room immaculate older Both homes can be shovm at made in Skinner Hall, and will family, 5-5, wood and brick con­ lot in good Ixation. Inter­ Arruda Realty. A survey of all systems At Retirement Fete home. City utilities, full base­ RANCH-6 rxm s, IVi baths, struction, excellent condition your convenience. P leax call, ..B&W.. be followed by coffx, before BOLTON The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. national Associates, Inc., bordering the lake, including A PROFESSIONAL office, ment, garage. Convenient loca­ formal dining room, 3 with large barn, large lot. Mrs. G xrge Budd, retiring the Mnniorial Day Sunday beautiful, spacious. Excellent We U$t, BLANCHARD 1st Time Offered, U&R Realtors — MLS Rxltors, 647-1300. Mrs. Budd, a graduate of the tion. Low SO’s. Pieser Realty, bedrxm s, garage, treed lot. Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, Custom Built spacious 7-rxm Manchester Parkade— 64S4306 ^ chairman of the art department worship service at 10:45. exposure. First floor, all 289-8628. 6464800. Rhode Island Schxi of Design, facilities, parking. Reasonable *33,900. & Ranch Home. This distinct COVETTi-RY (NORTH) at Manchester High Schxi, was has taught in Manchester for 24 Miss Oberlln will be the houx honored Wednesday night by guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. MANCHESTER — Two-family, CENTRAL air-conditioned 8- ROSSEHO dxigned hoine has a 16x21’ BOLTON — New listing. At­ years. She has studied and THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTC ICW .VISD MUCK about 125 of the prexnt and Stephens of Bolton. 5-4, central location. Large lot. room Colonial. First floor REALTORS/MLS 646-2482 living rxm , with flxr-to- tractive six-room Ranch on taught at the Willimantic Arts FOR JIN treed and shrubbed lot. Formal (Quality bcdt 6-room R. Ranch Committee Drafts 122 EAST Center St. New first- Priced at $36,900. Frechette & It’s the Same family room with large 189 W. Canter Street ceiling Indiax colored stx e re tir^ faculty and staff of the. and Crafts Workshop. Town Offices Closed on a bxu;!iful acre lot 25 floor professional office space. Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. fireplace and recessed dining room, fireplace, high schxi. All town offices will be closed fieldstone fireplace, four EXCLUSIVE LOCATION m inutx from Htfd. Cathedral Mrs. Budd is an exhibiting Convenient location, ample reostatic lighting, formal .workshop, new rx f. Lovely in- Mr. and Mrs. Budd were Monday in observance of bedrxm s, 2V^'baths, two-car For example this 8-rxm con­ ground swimming p x l. Mr. ceilings, 145 baths, equipped Report To End , member of the Society of parking and on bus lie. Will sub­ ^ MANCHESTER — Colonial in MANCHESTER — Two-family special guests at the annual Y garage, walk-out basement, temporary offers 3 or 4 dining rxm , leading to a Connxticut Craftsmen and is a Memorial Day. divide from 100 square feet to i nice condition. 3 bedrooms, 44, $5,000 cash required. Ne^o, Belfiore Agency, 647- kitchen, fireplace, wall-to- MHS retirement dinner at The dead-end s trx t. One year old. bedrooms, two full baths, large sundeck, good sized member of the Connecticut Bulletin Board ■ 2,000 square feet, to fit youir living room, dining room, financing. International wall carpeting and 2 garagx. Colony at Talcottville. needs. 646-1180. ' Old Story.... family rxm. All set on a kitchen with ample cabinets Scholastic Art Awards (Com­ The Zoning Board of Appxls Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- Abuses Of Secrecy kitchen, IVt baths, den or 4th RAISED RANCH - 8 rx m s, Fantastic value at $37,900. J. Retired MHS Principal Edxn professionally landscaped 1300. and slide-in range unit. 3 NORTH COVENTRY - Five- mittee. In 1966, she rxeived a will m x t Tuesday at 8 p.m. at bedroom. Good lot. Only $30,- one full, 2 half baths, all large Gordon, 649-5306. grounds, in the Porter S trx t bedrooms with an over abun­ rx m Ranch. J x t reduc^ to Bailey paid tribute to Mrs. national merit award for the Town Hall. STORE, Attractive clean, dry, 900. F re c h e tte & M artin rx m s, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- Budd’s long and devoted ser­ Realtors, 647-9993. area. Priced to sell in the low dance of closets, two full $21,500. Pasek-R utherfork WASHINGTON (AP) - craftsmen. A special meeting ot the spacious. Heat, all facilities. wall carpeting, large ‘ fully ealtors, MLS, 289-7475,742-8243. • •B&Woe transport and declassify vice to the x h x l and to her Reasonable rent. Business - of­ 50s. GOOD baths, one with a glax topped Citing abuses in the prexnt The MHS retirement dinner Bolton Athletic Assxiatlon will equipped kitchen, central vac vanity dressing table and The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. material. many contributions to the art fice combination. 649-3549, 649- MANCHESTER — Exceptional BUMCHARD Realtors - MLS system, a bipartisan con­ “To the extent that any committee was headed by Mrs. be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 1680. system, 2-car garage, one OPPORTUNITY mirrors. Ground level 19x25’ VERNON Manchester Parkade — mbavm department. He noted her skills 8-room Condominium, com­ Here Today, gressional committee has classification system d x s not John Gerard and Miss Anne Herrick Memorial Park. pletely equipped. Call for acre wooded lot. A To acquire a 2-family home in pine paneled family rx m , in ths crafts area, which he xid NEW 4 BEDROOHL rxommended a new law to punish those of its participating Bexhler. The Charter commission will details, Frechette & Martin, I BOWERS School—Five rx m ROSSEHO a highly desirable office a r x with a huge corner brick Colonial on a large treed lot in overhaul government s x r x y have bxn demonstrated by the Realtors, 647-9993. HEBRON — Three-year old, officials who abuse the system, m x t Wednesday at 6 p.m. at older home, with 16x32’ in- REALTOIIS-MLS 646-2452 on East Center St., fireplace, 2-car attached gar­ a prestige a r x . 24 ft. living practices. many MHS students who have Besort Property- four-bedroom Colonial, 144 who classify unnecesxrily, or the Town Hall. I ground pxl. Rear yard com­ 189 W. Cantar S t Manchester. Ideal Ixation for age, cast iron b ax b x rd h x t, room with fireplace, IVi baths, full baxment, attached In a rx en t report the group won awards in state and For Bant 68 MANCHESTER - Dutch professional use. carpeting, Anderson ther­ who ‘play it safe’ by national competition. Colonial, Porter Street, 4 Gone Tomorrow! pletely enclosed with anchor b a ^ , formal dining rx m , garage, on a large lot. Inter­ said a two-year study had overclassifying,” the com- mopane windows and x rx n s , Dr. James P. Kennedy, bedrooms, living room, dining fence. $25,900, built-in, x lf clean oven and national Associates, Inc., tu rh ^ up abuxs of the current w a t e r f r o n t cottage. Lake Manchester Exclusive 5 x ts flood lights and many Realtors, 647-1300. m ittx concluded, “it adds im­ Manchester’s superintendent of VEEDER Winnipesaukee, sleeps 6, room, kitchen, baths, large 1 COVENTRY—5-rxm cottage, range, dishwxher, disposal presidential-order classifica­ measurably to the proliferation private beach. Call 1- 603- 524- first-floor family room, two-car HURWIT JARVIS REALTY CO.' more qxlity xtra fxtures, and garage. $39,900. J. Gor­ tion system, heavy over­ xhxls, prexnted a certificate I fully furnished, close to lake, RULTOHS-MLS situated on a high wooded 1V4- ROCKVILLE — Ten-rxm older of classified documents, of apprxiation to Mrs. Budd Industries 4948, or write Cottage, P.O. Box garage. Immaculate home in 4 BEDROOMS! don, 649-5306. classification, accumulations of Isecondary financing acre parcel of land, with a home, centrally located. gradually weakening and even­ for her years of xrvicq in the 4, Lakeport, New Hampshire, desirable location. Priced at Four bedrooms, full base­ 843-1121 hundreds of millions of I available. $10,000. terraced landscaped yard. Private yard. Small down pay­ tually destroying the integrity 03246. $52,900. Frechette & Martin, ment, excellent ••B&W •• classified papers and estimated schxi system. Current MHS DIVIDEND NOTICE Realtors, 647-9993. MORTGAGE HELPER — Priced well under today’s Hie BARROWS & WALUCE Co. ment. Change of work forex us and effxtiveness of the entire Principal G xrge Emmerling neighborhood for children to xll. $27,900. For details, x ll costs of more than $100 million CAPE Cod — Chatham, 2- Comes with this contem­ MANCHESTER vicinity — No replacemxt xst, at $57,000. Realtors — MLS system.” presented her with a chxk On May 22, 1973, the directors declared a Shake exterior, private yard. Manchester Parkade — 64S-5308 owner, 872-3705. Principals on­ a year to guard, handle, store. bedroom cottage, short dstance ONLY the rich can afford to porary Ranch, owner’s side dusting! No cleaning! No Any sxurity classification from the x h x l faculty, and quarterly dividend of 40 cents a share, payable from water. Available June and pay rent. Buy this 2-family, let Only $25,500 makes this headaches! You can move into iU IR REALTY CO.. Ma ly- system should provide preeix Want to sell your home in minimum time for the has 7 rxm s, 1V4 baths, formal home a must to see. Call this spotless U & R 7-rxm expressed apprxiation for her June 13, 1973, to stockholders of record June 1, September at off season rates. one of the wealthy pay your dining rx m , sunken iiving I. MHRMKK, KIILTOR GLASTONBURY - Estate definitions of “truly vital talents and xrvice. 643-1073. rent. 4-4 in good location. Inter­ i-1117. Raised Ranch on treed acre lot G43-2I92 sale. Two-bedroom Ranch, categories of information sub- 1973. . This Is the 40th year of consecutive maximum price? Call Hayesl Our list of over 200 ' rx m , den or fourth bedrxm . For only $36,000. Call Barbara TOLUND Several letters from former national Associates, Realtors, Europxn family rx m with j x t to classification and a lx dividends. MISQUAMICUT — iVt room 647-1300. qualified buyers—our aggressive salesmanship— Plus studio apartment, 3 SIMONS Weinberg, T. J. Crockett. SPECIAL — Ranch 5 rxm s, fireplace, s i t x t x on a well An unusual home, large faculty members and students Clarke BrInckerhoff ] rxm s and bath. Over 1V4 R xltor, 643-1577. immaculate. Modern living in farmhouse with remodeled NOTICE have an effxtive mechanism were read by Mrs. Robert cottage, heated, furnished. No and our extensive contacts assure you prompt ac­ Realtors 1129 Tolland Tpke. landxap^ one-half acre with The Conn. Department of for strictly limiting classifica­ Secretary singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- MANCHESTER - Six-room acres with beautiful view. Hebron, seaxnal park yard, spxtacular view. M xt be s x n kitchen, sitxted on 10 a c rx Pratt, Ronald S. Mxadio was tion. We sell 95% of the homes we list, and home- Transportation, Burxu of Ad­ tion authority among federal Hartford 2 0491. aluminum siding. $%,500. 643- master of ceremonies for the Colonial, baths, formal |40 ACRES—of land in to be apprxiated. 3561 Hebron in desirable section of ministration, will accept bids dining"""s roomtuuiii eat-inccu-iii kitchen,Mienen, owners average 98% of their full asking price. You ROCKLEDGE AREA 2951. > Ave. Opien for inspxtion this departments and agencies in­ event. I Manchester on East Hartford SUNRISE VIEW of Case Moun­ Tolland. Priced to x ll. (]all on June 4, 1973 at 10:30 A.M., CAPE COD, August rental, new aluminumluminum siding, two-car gar-gar­ tain at breakfast! 2Vt year oid Custom built 8-rxm home weekend, Saturday, Sunday, Lloyd O’Dell at T.J. volved in national defenx and age, ...... can’t do much better than that! I line. TOLLAND — You can be the DST, xvering the Removal of 2-bedroom house, walk to ge, priced to sell. Mitten Agen- Colonial, 7 rxm s, baths. with 3 bedrxms, 2 baths, 2 Monday from 1-5 p.m. or call Crxkett’s Tolland office, foreign policy matters,” the Skaket Beach, Orleans. 644- cy,y. Realtors, 643-6930. WALKER ST. - 6-room Thrx b^rxm s, large family separate kitchens (in-law first owner of this large 6-rxm 228-9851, 228-3265, M3-0601, 633- Rubbish at various locations com m ittx added in.its 113-page Ranch on a treed acre lot, Rxltors, 8754279. 1833. home, living rxm , dining rx m , convenient first flx r suite) and a beautiful 8708 for appointment. within District I of the State of report. Ixated only 3 m inutx from I------MANCHEISTER — Immaculate rxm, and kitchen on first lavatory, laundry-pantry, full “English Tavern” r x room. Connxtixt. In attacking President JULY RENTAL, lakefrorit<-'’^^® ‘^*'ooni Cape, Fireplace, 86. Two baths, sliding patio flx r, 3 bedrxm s and bath on dry basement, garage. Quality galore. Must be seen. SOUTH WINDSOR SUFFIELD — f-rx m Ranch, Propoxls are available at the Nixon’s March 1972 exxutive house, large deck, private garage. Beautiful treed lot.’' Immediate expansion if desired d x rs, firepiace and garage are Bureau of Administration, ‘‘Manchester sexnd flxr, 2-car garage, horse barn, fenced acreage order, the committee x id it beach. Lake Chaffe, Ashford. ^S-SOO. Pasek-Rutherford, 289- T.J. Crqckett, Realtor, 643- a few of the features included in PICTURE BOOK YMO I assumable mortgage, $31,900. for additionai rx m s including with pond. T rxs, shrubs, fiilly Purchase Sxtion, 17 Van Dyke found xrious shortcomings and 5 644-1833. 7475. 742-8243. 1577. this home. T.J. Crockett Surrounds this long 7-roomi fuil bath. New watl-to-wall carpeted, 2 baths, rx rxm, Avenue, H artford, Cdiin ,' major defxts. MANCHESTER-Ranch, 6 carpeting, fireplace, formal Rxltors, 643-1577. Ranch. Step into the back center firepiace, double gar­ Attention: Mr. William J. WATERFRONT pottage, 4 MANCHESTER — Porter St., rx m s plus Florida rx m , and dining rx m , abundant cabinet yard and you will fall in love. age, porch, brxxw ay, kitchen It Pays To Call Hayes Lota-Land For Sale 73 BOLTON — Just listed, 8-rxm Harvey, Purchases Coor­ Th^n rooms; sleeps 6, Columbia area, 6-room brick and frame outside patio. Wall-to-wall space. Lovely d x k overlxking 2-car attached garage, big built-ms, many extras. $49,900. dinator. r Lake. Call 643-5500. Colonial. Garage, $34,]900. carpeting throughout. Newly strx m , spacious lot with trx s. Ranch, 4 bedrxms, two baths, country kitchen, R x rx m , 668-7789. A-ZONE, city water and xw er, kitchen with dishwasher, for­ Pasek-Rutherford, 289-7475. redexrated, $32,900. Excellent residential Ixation family room plus much more. FEW weeks left for Chalet or $9,000. J. D. Real Estate mal dining rx m , den, large / I SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rx m s, \y» near Martin School, golf Asking $37,900. For more info and Now’^ cabin bn private, lake in New Assxiates, 643-5129. abundant closets, two-car base­ Wantad-Baal Batata 77 Court'of Probate baths, interxm, family rxm , course, swimming, stores. M d call Tony Wasilefsky, 649- Diitrlct of Manchester Hampshire. Swimming, , MANCHESTiR 50’s. Principals only, 646-3598. ment garage, r x rx m . Verry boating, great place to get I garage, city utilities, $38,500. COVENTRY — One-half acre, pretty rural xtting. Plantings NOTICE TO CREDITORS $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An­ msure privacy. Fairly priced at “'‘■'A/ away. Phone 644-2174 or 644- NEW LISTING BAS'! CENTER ST. - O ffix ••B & W o o . e s t a t e o f RICHARD S. NIVER. A special edition commemorating j 2048. I building, originally set up for dover, $1,800. overlxking lake. $41,500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. The BARROWS 4 WALLACE Co. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William FOUR-ROOM Hayes Agency, 6464131. • Realtors — MLS What Is Your Proper^W oiw E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Manchester’s . 150th birthday, We have just listed an im- dental office. Waiting rx m , Manchester Parkade - SW-SSOS 'No will vlow your property ef NO COST or obllgaJ presented- h) Uie fiduciary named below CAPE COD — West Dennis, rxeptionist rxm , 2 operating starter home for young xuple on or before A u ^ t 18,1873 or be barred Become a Herald subscriber today ^ walk to beach, near all ac­ tnacuiate Cape style home in GLASTONBURY - SOUTH WINDSOR Son, and auggoat today’a markat value. rxms, spare rxm, 3 labs, or retired persons (COLUMBIA — Mini-farm, five- by law. The fiduciary is: and receive this edition at no ad- | tivities, 3-bedrooms, few choice excellent location. Lovely Minnechaugh Mountain, 33 Birch Hill area - U&R 7- Ann S. Niver half bath, parking plus 3-rxm Reaxnably priced rx m Ranch on 15 acres, dead ASK ABOUT OUR GUARANTS SALES PLAN TOBAY weeks left. $200 per week. Call fireplaced living room, formal prime acres. Access Cedar rx m Raised Ranch. Living 271 Bush Hill Road ditional charge. apartment on sexnd flxr, end strx t. Offered at $K,000. Manchester, Conn. 06040 646-0770 after 5 p.m. or 646-0174 dining room, kitchen with Ridge Terrace and Manchester room with white birch days. 350,000. SIX-ROOM CAPE Fiano Agency, 646-2677. breakfast bar, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 HAYES AGENCY ■ I Rd. Frechette-& Martin fireplace and cathedral I Lovely location, near new Realtors, 647-9993. baths, loads of closets, city xlling, formal dining room, COLUMBIA. $20,900, 4- water and sewers. Low SOs. Racquet club. For details call Court of Probate X- large U tchx and xting area, bedrxm home on one cxntry IffiHia District of Manclmter Hurry!! IN C . ■ MANCHESTER - Ludlow cuiwwi built-ins, 3 bedrooms, glass acre. Needs a little work. Low Wonted to Bant 69

A. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 25. 1973 Have A Happy The Weather t Shaw PTA President Safe Holiday Cloudy and cool through Sunday with chances of showers this afternoon and Barry Shaw of 159 Bryan Dr. Big Weekend Drive Carefully tonight and again Sunday evening. Highs was elected president of the ^ th days near 60, low tonight around 50. Manchester Parent-Teacher Coming Up... Monday, cool with chance of rain. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 201 Manchester A City of Village (Jiarni SIXTEEN PAGES - TWO TV - TWO MINI Association for Exceptional By Joan Thompsoh f PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Children Tuesday night. The junior class of Edst Other players for East in­ Shaw, assistant director of Catholic has yet another cluded Ron Surwill, first board; CLUSED HIUNDAY, fiscal affairs at the University project under way for this year and Matt Melley, second board. of Connecticut Health Center, — a picnic. But this is not your ’The tournament took place in MEHIURIAL DAY, F A C lU a i Farmington, is active in the ordinary picnic, as it’s told to Hartford. Manchester M A Y 2Uth ▼ W W s i p u Manchester Jaycees and is me. Elections College to maj chairman of a committee Studies. Astronauts To Attempt In conjunction with the Chris­ Student Council elections MANCHISnR rARKAOl working to provide Manchester tian Involvement class (a were held recently. ’The results Memorial Hospital with new religion course offered at of that election were; \ equipment. East), the class of ’74 has Tom Toce; president; Denise ' Harvest Hill Installation of the PTA of­ planned a day at Wickham Park Donnelly, vice president; Meg Gypsy Moth GROW LIGHT WHISKEY ficers took place at Keeney for approximately 100 elderly Healy, secretary; Madeline UO Proof Street Schooirwith Principal Sun Shield Repairs residents of the Meadows Con­ Rice, treasurer. BLENDED WHISKEY Edward Timbrell officiating. valescent Home here in Elections for class officers Control! 8 years o ld — 86 Proof Other officers of the PTA are Manchester. This day, super­ were held last Wednesday. ’The CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) mine how well it has survived several failures which caught Skylab after a 17,000- Louis Marinelli, vice president; panel with special cutting tools vised by Sister Marion Ray­ results of that election were; - * »* . » ” — Safely docked with their or­ the -effects of 12 days of threatened a quick ending. mile-an-hour pursuit that lasted on the end of 10-foot poles. Claire Kusmik, recording • SEVIN SPRAY 5 6 biting space station after a day extreme heat. Barry Shaw mond, is scheduled for Jim Charest, sophomore .* . » *® During a frustrating space 7(4 hours.’ He breathed heavily as he secretary; Alyce Alemany, cor­ Wednesday, June 13, with a rain 4 .3 2 5 of high drama, Skylab I’s Later today, they’ll attempt president; Steve Turgeon, walk,' Weitz found he did not For the second docking, the worked without any luck. As responding secretary; Alice astronauts today attempt what to erect an umbrella-like shade Shaw presented Mrs. House date set for the following day. junior president; James Morin, have the proper tools to free a astronauts finally had to take time passed, he worried about McClintick, treasurer; Anita • ISOTOX SPRAY could be another cliffhanger — designed to block the sun’s rays with a Past President’s pin, a This day, to last from 10 a.m. . junior vice president; Roily jammed solar panel that would what amounted to a space walk moving into darkness, when it House, Ann Prytko, and Cecile raising a sun curtain on their and oool the craft so they can gift from the association. to 2 p.m., has been coordinated Charest, senior president; Joe ,».* 1 D« have provided their orbital to make necessary repairs. would be difficult to work. Mulherin, council delegates. by Steve Dandeneau and Bever­ Picone, senior vice president; cabin in the sky. live aboard it for 28 days. They donned space suits, Mrs. House, the outgoing The Manchester PTA for • RIOTROLXK home with more electricity. I’ve got a cutoff point in about ly Brooks, both juniors. Pat Gatarowski, senior They’ll long remember evacuated air from the cabin of president, announced that the Exceptional Children was Bone-tired after a hectic first 12 minutes,” he said. Included in the festivities of secretary; Michele Sauve, Friday. It was a day of The drama centered on the their Apollo ferry ship and, in Connecficut PTA has awarded formed just over a year ago. It. • RIOTROL PLUS Harvest Hill day in orbit, Charles Conrad “We’re going to have to give the picnic will be an exhibition senior treasurer. changing emotions that began repeated attempts to link with' the vacuum of space, hooked up the local PTA for Exceptional was the first iinit of its kind in WOLFSCHWIIDT Jr., Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin and it up,” he said. "But I really softball ganhe followed by a with a flawless liftoff into space the laboratory after the failure an electrical cable to override a feel bad because there’s just Children a certificate for out­ the state; interest it created Farewell Column Emm SeloleoR ^ --- »------Paul J. Weitz face another busy game between the students and rOf A POM ITutOCtlOlli Distilled London and ended with a successful to release the panel. It followed short circuit. standing achievement in has prompted organization of ’This will be my last column. time today. They enter the sta­ one tiny little one-half inch Meadow’s residents. Fran Puz- Band The Trees w i t h VODKA linkup with Skylab. one successful linkup earlier in programming and booklets. two similar associations. Hopefully through the reporting tion for the first time to deter­ They did not step outside but strap. But, boy, did it rivet zo and Bob Wetberbee are in In between they met with the day when the astronauts moved into a tunnel area where itself to the side of that thing,” I’ve done during these past Tree DRY GIN 80 Proof charge of this activity. months you’ve either been in­ the Apollo docking mechanism The docking problem 2 80 Proof Ms. Nancy Carr is in charge troduced to East Catholic or Tanglefoot is located. followed, and for several hours of musical entertainment, have been updated on activities 1 lb .-S lb .- 8p r a y U.S. Euvoy Coufers “Yea! We got a hard dock out it appeared that the $2.6-billion $ R 3 S of it,” Skylab 1 commander along with Ken Kuezynski and going on at the school on the ” o r ’ T a p e SA 29 Skylab project was in jeopardy. Bob Lussier. 2 3 Ctonrad exclaimed just before Two Killed In Collision hill. „ Wh QL 1 # It still could be in trouble if Refreshments for the picnic .* 4 ‘ » * 8*4 With Gambodiau Leader midnight as the hooked up the astronauts cannot erect a I appreciate the help of Sister Full U rn of Sprayors Apollo and Skylab flew above a BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A in good condition at St. have been arranged by Ms. Jean Farley, the patient sun shield to shadow the lab PHNOM PENH (AP) - Sullivan cut newsmen short, tracking station in the South man and a woman were killed Vincent’s Hospital where he Debbie Ford. Money for these guidance of Mr. Harold jMonehelFer Hardware work of the commission “is from the solar heat. SEVEN LDCATIDNS TD SERVE YDU Southeast Asian troubleshooter saying “That’s all I have to Atlantic. and a youth injured Thursday was treated for lacerations. refreshments is being taken Turkington and Mr. John now at deadlock." Temperatures inside have and Supply Company William H. Sullivan conferred say.” That joy was absent four night in a two-car accident in Police said the dead man and from the junior class treasury. Johnston and the enthusiasm of BMiops Comer CorMm Comer He charged Thieu's govern­ soared over 120 degrees and 6 for an hour today with Presi­ The U.S. and Phnom Penh hours earlier when the Apollo front of the Park Royal woman had been thrown from Here is just another Mrs. William Belfiore and Mr. 877 M AIN ST. IN *•»* Hartford West Hartford Hartford ment with blocking delineation have made the workshop un­ Demonstration of exactly what 648-0446 U23-D723 861-2888 . 247-8818 dent Lon Nol on the serious governments have charged that of areas of control and preven­ came out of a radio blackout inhabitable. Apartments on Park Avenue. their foreign compact car and Sol Cohen, not forgetting the d o w n t o w n [ MANCHESTER Now London WsSmSun Irla to l military situation in Cambodia some 40,000 Noisth Vietnamese and Conrad announced: “We The astronauts late this after­ ' Police identified the dead as officers say they aren’t certain the course "Christian In­ ever present encouragement ting meeting? of local military Ernest Larson, Proprietor 443-8378 753-fl^ 888-1812 and the key role the country troops are violating the Paris tried twice to hard dock without noon hope to solve that problem Lorraine Michael, 24, and her who was driving. volvement” means. from my parents. commanders to sort out poten­ will play in reinforcing the Viet­ agreement by remaining in tially explosive situations.' any luck.” by entering the Skylab and 26-year old husband Joseph, Police said the accident ap­ ’The future of the column for FKE PAinONG nONT nam cease-fire agreement. Cambodia, supporting the local Working on suggestions from poking a folded umbrella-like both of Norwalk. parently happened as the Win Trophies next year is uncertain at the For the fourth successive inU REAR OF STORE Sullivan and his party spent a Khmer Rouge insurgents and day, fighting in South Vietnam mission control, the astronauts device through an airlock. Once foreign car was pulling out of a The East Catholic Chess moment. As for my future, I The youth, Anibal Auntunes. total of three hours in Phnom servicing the supply trails to remained at its lowest level repeatedly poked Apollo’s in space, it is to open like a driveway and collided with the Team brought home two Penh following three days of South Vietnam. harpoon-like docking probe into parasol and would measure 22 18, of Bridgeport, was reported second car. since the cease-fire went into trophies from the Connecticut talks with South Vietnamese The Khmer insurgents effect. The Saigon command capture latches in the Skylab feet by 24 feet. High School Doubles Tourney. leaders in Saigon, then flew on launched a major offensive reported 62 Communist truce tunnel. Space agency officials are Winners from East were Tom Memorial Day Preparations to Vientiane for consultations soon after the Vietnam violations during the 24 hours The efforts were futile and confident that if a shade can be Gionfrido and Chris Welch, who with Laotian Premier Souvanna ceasefire went intp effect and, ending at dawn, and none in­ the control center emplaced, Conrad, Kerwin and TREE took third place for the Class B James Lechausse, left, and Ralph Lechausse of 21 Church St. pay a tribute to a Phouma. despite heavy U.S. bombing, volved large-scale fighting. recommended a “final docking Weitz will be able to conduct a trophy. Also winning fourth Radio /haok veteran in St. James Cemetery on Broad Street at the Disabled Veteran’s (DAV) Cease-fire agreements have most of Cambodia now is in attempt, an EVA (extra­ full 28-day mission of scientific, board second place was Chris grave decorating ceremony Thursday. ’Their father Elwood Lechausse heads the been signed in both Vietnam their hands and the capital is all vehicular activity).” medical and earth resources ___ - SPRAYIHG Welch. flag committee of the Permanent Memorial Day Committee. ’The grave and Laos, but there is none in but surrounded. Two ICCS If it had not worked, the experiments. decorating is the first event planned by the committee injionor of Memorial Day, Cambodia. Of all three In­ At U.S. insistence, the ailing astronauts planned to separate H ioim 3444321 (Herald photo by Klemens) dochina countries, the ceasefire Lon Nol has broadened the base Members May some distance from the 118- appears to be working best in of his government, but the Com­ foot-long station and sleep over­ MILLANE NURSERIES Laos. munist rebels have given no Withdraw night, while ground experts Before leaving South Viet­ sign they are ready for peace regrouped for another try AND TREE EXPERTS Boland Gets OUR BEST CALCULATOR nam, where he met with Presi­ negotiations. SAIGON (AP) - The Saigon today. Food Prices C M M m U . COHN. dent Nguyen Van Thieu and a In Saigon, the Viet Cong’s government said today it has The astronauts had been learned from diplomatic M School Post Cox Begins Special technical team led by Foreign Col. Duong Dinh Thao warned without sleep for nearly 21 Rise Again BUY OF THE YEAR Minister Tran Van Lam, the situation in ^outh Vietnam sources that Canada and In­ hours at that time. In Brooklyn Sullivan told newsmen his talks was “becoming increasingly donesia are considering “We’ve had our problems and In April had been “very friendly and tense” because of what he withdrawing their you’ve had your problems,” David D. Boland, son of Mr. Watergate Inquiry peacekeeping forces. ash in g to n a p ALL OF THE FEATURES OF OUR 129.95 AAODEL constructive. We now have a claimed were violations of the Conrad advis^ controllers. “So W ( ) - The and Mrs. Thomas R. Boland of much clearer view of the in­ truce by the United States and “We have not directly con­ we’ll press on and get this thing middlemen who convert raw 63 Vernon St., has been named terests and needs of Vietnam.” tacted the Canadian delegation seUipand hit the pad.” products into groceries took a PLUS CONSTANT CAPABIUTY... WASHINGTON' (AP) - Richardson was elected the Saigon regime. suprintendent of schools in dent Nixon is involved in the But when asked whether Thao is a member of the Viet or the Indonesian delegation in The three astronauts cheered heftier bite of the food dollar in ravel w i Brooklyii, Conn., where he now Saying he will stand for no in­ lieutenant governor and at­ scandal. Saigon, but from what we’ve Thieu was satisfied with Cong delegation to the two- when early this morning mis­ April, while the farmers’ share resides. His appointment is vestigative delays. Harvard torney general of Samuel Dash, the committee heard from diplomatic sources, sion control bade them good­ shrunk a bit, according to the A proposals drawn up in Paris by DOMESTIC A INTERNATIONAL ~ law professor Archibald Cox Massachusetts and served the party Joint Military Commis­ effective Aug. 1. Previously he counsel, said the suggestion by Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi’s these two governments are con­ night and said they could sleep Agriculture Department. Airline tickets • Cmiies • Steamships • Honeymoons • Resorts has been sworn in as the Nixon administration as un­ sion 'to' which South Vietnam Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel had resigned as superintendent Sen. Herman Talmadge,- D-Ga., Le Due Tho for strength^ing also belongs. He told newsmen sidering pulling the teams out in as long as they liked. The cost of a market basket of schools in neighboring government’s Watergate dersecretary of state; was discussed briefly and then of Vietnam if the presence of The launch was perfect, and rose 1.6 per cent last month, the prosecutor. the Jan. 27 peace agreement. at a regular weekly briefing the NO SERVICE CHARGE Canterbury, effective June 30. secretary of health, education rejected. the Canadian and Indonesian upon rendezvous, they flew department said Friday, Boland is a 1955 graduate of Cox’s superior, Elliot L. and welfare, and secretary of —Five of the convicted delegations in Vietnam are not around the giant lab to assess although the farmers’ share of Manchester High School and a Richardson, took his oath of of­ defense. Watergate conspirators were justified," government damage caused when a protec­ the consumer food dollar 647-9949 1956 graduate of Munson fice as attorney general in a Nixon, underlining his transported in secret to the News Capsules spokesman Bui Bao True told a tive shield ripped away during dipped slightly. The increase (Mass.) Academy. He received G e tH separate and more elaborate repeatedly expressed concern Federal Correctional Insitute in news conference. launching on May 14, exposing boosted the market basket in­ ceremony Friday. for national security, an­ Y his B.S: degree in 1960 from Danbury, Conn., from the But Imrad Idris, deputy head the vehicle to extreme solar dicator to another record high, Central Connecticut State Ontredlt Richardson replaces Richard nounced that Richardson will District of Columbia Jail. of the Indonesian delegation, heat. but it was the smallest rise College, his m asters in educa­ G. Kleindienst, who resigned remain on the National Security The five are Bernard L. Doghouse school in this northwest said, “We have absolutely no “Whoole,” said Conrad as he since last December. saying close associates were Council, the nation’s top securi­ Barker, 55; Eugenio R. Mar­ plans to pull oiit of the ICCS. tion in 1963, and a sixth year WASHINGTON (AP) - Some Alabama town has been pulled to within five feet and In April, the market basket— This electronic genius odds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides . .. PIUS, does chain implicated in the Watergate ty group. tinez, 49; FYank A. Sturgis, 37; Our position is unchanged, and HOURS: Mon, thru Frl. 9-5^ Sat. 10-1 67 East Center St., Manchester certificate in 1970 from the Washington hostesses think diagnosed as a case of mass saw the jumbled mass of debris theoretically enough to feed 3.2 multiplication and division. Sophisticated calculations such as squaring can also be scandal Cox will be probing. In other Watergate University of Hartford. He Virgilio R. Gonzalez, 45, and E. President Nixon barked up the hysteria. at no time have we ever in­ hanging from the side. persons for an entire year—cost performed. Us many features include: CONSTANT SWITCH Ihol lets youptulliply or Cox, (61, took the oath in the developments: Howard Hunt Jr., 54. dicated we were planning to received graduate certification divide a long series of numbers without re-entering the constant figure; CLEAR EN­ wrong tree when he warned a That was the conclusion He reported a large mass of $1,480. That was $22 more than U.S, solicitor general’s office —The Senate Watergate in­ leave.” from the University of TRY BUTTON that erases a wrong entry without ^turb in g previous entries in the —In Saturday editions the bachelor to watch out for reached by a state health of­ the shield was jammed under in March. Of the gain, officials where he served foT five years vestigating committee rejected Washington Post reported that Bridgeport in 1972. some calculation; AUTOMATIC DISPLAY CUT-OFF thot eliminates display after 30 “some of those dogs” at Capital ficer Friday after a two-week True’s statement came one solar panel and that when it 6aid, middlemen got $15 and during the administrations of a suggestion that it press im­ the mysterious message to FREE ESTIMATE He taught elementary grades seconds to extend battery life (display is instantly restored with touch of “0" dinner parties. investigation of the incident. A amidst mounting speculation tore because of severe farmers $7. buHon); f l o a t in g DECIMAL that automatically positions itself; and HOODED Presidents Kennedyvand John­ mediately to find out if Presi- James W. McCord that he at Pomfret Community School “I’d rather sit next to a dog psychiatrist who has lived vibrations it took with it For the month of April alone, DISPLAY for a clear, easy-to-see 8-digit readout. Its sturdy, yet lightweight con­ son. that the Canadian government for four years until 1954, when would be receiving a telephone among the residents most of another panel. farmers received 44.2 cents of struction lets you take it to a grocery store or soles presentation . . . in your suit- Cox told newsmen he had than a bug,” retorted one will announce next week that it • ON DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, he became Pomfret’s assistant call from “a friend,” which he her life agreed that the illness is pulling out of the Inter­ The loss of the panels sliced every food dollar. This was cool pocket, brief cose, or purse. 63-602 asked the three assistant U.S. Washington party-giver. principal and its junior high said led to an offer of executive was imagined and not real. ' Skylab's power supply in half. down slightly from a 20-year TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. 33-453. "AA” Penttght Calls (4 raquirad) 4 only 99< attorneys investigating the MIA Relatives Nixon found himself in the national Commission of Control reading and math teacher. ' clemency, originated with Dr. Inez Fowler, the psy­ and Supervision. The reason is After an hour’s dinner break high in March of 44.5 cents. 33-135. “AA" Rachorgeoblo NiCod Cells (4 required) 3 for 3.39 Watergate case to stay on for doghouse Friday after he In 1965, he was appointed former White House counsel chiatrist, said those who had said to be Canada’s unhappiness while linked with Skylab, the But over a longer haul, it has Phone Days 6 4 9 -5 2 3 3 E « e n ln g s BAe-OeSB Mr. the time being so there would Appear Before chatted in front of news principal of the Dr. Helen John W. Dean. Quoting sources, the illness, characterized by an with the commission's im­ astronauts undocked, and been the farm er who has be "no break or delay in the in­ photographers with Lt. Col. Halnsey Baldwin School in Canterbury, E X C L U S I V E 3 - W A Y 1. Use AC House Current 2. Rechargeeble Battar|ee Special Panel the newspaper said the itching rash, dizziness and Weitz, wearing his bulky space benefited most by higher food vestigation,” but that he will John Dramesi of Tacoma, potence due to constant dis­ assistant superintendent there 3. Low-Cotl PenlighI Cellt message went from Dean to nausea, were not actually sick suit, leaned out the open Apollo prices, according to depart­ POW ER FEATURE later review their status on his Wash. agreement along East-West in 1971 and superintendent in NEW YORK (AP) - “These Paul O’Brien, a lawyer for the — they just thought they were. lines. hatch and tried to release the ment statisticians. HOT BITUMINOUS PAVING ... and you can staff. August 1972. men are no^ only written off the Committee to Re-elect the Pardons 500 President Nixon looked on at At Its Best! He is certified as a college payroll, but any further in­ President, then to William, 0. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina the White House as Chief Saaling Experts and Repairs Also and high school basketball and CHARGE IT quiries concerning them are Bittman, lawyer for Hunt, and (AP) — President Hector J. Justice Warren Burger ad­ soccer referee by the Inter­ open to rejection by the North finally to Gerald Alch, Campora pardoned more than ministered the oath to Richard­ national Association of Ap­ Vietnamese,” said Dermot G. McCord’s lawyer, who gave it 500 political prisoners within son, 53, the 69th attorney proved Basketball Officials and IN-THE-HOME ON-THE-JOB STUDENTS WHILE TRAVELING Foley, a New York lawyer to McCord. hours after his inauguration G&H PAVING general. Some 200 friends and the National Intercollegiate whose brother has been missing —The three major television Friday and more are expected associates attended the Soccer Officials Association. in action in Vietnam since 1967. networks said they will alter­ to be freed today. . CONSTRUCTION CO. BAHERY-OPERATED TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER ceremony in the East Room, nate their coverage of the 2 He played basketball in high t e l e p h o n e in t e r c o m Foley was among several The executive order applied usually the setting for major WEST STREET, BOLTON school and college. relatives and friends of ser-' Senate committee when to all prison inmates whbse FOR HOME, OFFICE, OR "SHOP*' f o r PRIVATE CONVERSATION diplomatic and other formal ac­ 26 Years’ Expanance Boland was picked for the vicemen who testified Friday hearings resume June 5. Under crimes were considered by the tivities. beforq a congressional fact­ the arrangements, NBC will new government to be political­ Brooklyn superintendent post Generally, cabinet officers from a field of 52' applicants finding panel, urging that televise the hearings June 5, ly motivated and includes many are sworn in at fairly routine from throughout New England, Congress demand a more ac­ CBS June 6 and ABC June 7. guerrillas convicted of subver­ oniv ceremonies watched by family New York and New Jersey. He ..A- ^ curate accounting ofMIAs. —Jeb S. Magruder, former sion or terrorism. members and friends. Kathy says: "Have a Happy S Safe Holiday; and let will succeed Michael Phelan, Foley said the Defense No. 2 man in the Nixon re- The sweeping decree had Without mentioning the \ Pare a make your Memorial Day Weekend \ who will retire June 30 after Department was conducting election campaign committee, been opposed strongly by the Enloyabler... ' Watergate scandal, Richardson has been rehired by Nixon’s in­ 6 four years in the post. * hearings to change the status of military junta that syrrendered said: “There are times when We have CNSP ARE Macs, Reeie and Red Delicious Apples. Boland and his wife, the . or verficolly’^on the wolf one of my clients, they’d call it retreat now owns three-fourths "on the.phone." Come* with built-in earphone jack. Enclosed in mod­ Prowdes loud and clear fronsmissions. Complete insirudions included.' Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. of the estate. Example ern-designed, high-impoct cose*. 42-230 malpractice,” Foley told the panel. Government documents The diklosure Friday of a I f a n c y c u k e s ...... 2 ^ 29o released during the Pentagon transaction that occurred near­ I I N B C H E R R IE S ...... - I T S S Costs $1,848 The ad hoc hearihg, run by The Herald Reps, Charles Rangel, Lester Papers trial showed that E. ly 2'/^ years ago was prompted IfHlTaASOM IOHS ...... 2 i b s : S c CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - FREE TV TUBE TESTING • ASK ABOUT OUR FREE BATTERY-A-NONTH CLUB Wolff and Edward Koch, all Howard Hunt, who was plan­ by published charges that lef­ ...... 6 12* 02. c o n s 89c j Gov. Meldrim Thomson Jr., Will l\ol lie Published Democrats from the New York ning the break-in in 1971, visited tover campaign money had ; ‘*'^1 ■* ■■ redecorated the governor’s of­ metropolitan area, was a Cushman, who was then CIA been used to pay for Nixon’s •V.U-*'..a'. . We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald Monday fice at his own expense. R a d io /h a e K prelude to formal hearings next deputy director. Hunt obtained property. - COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS phony documents, a disguise liie A^ite House denied tha^ WE SELL 60c CX)NN. LOTTERY TICKETS “I hope I have set an example MANCHESTER SHOPPIHG PARKADE THC NATIONWtOE SUfCRMAMn OF ROUND week by the House Committee for others, both in and out of Memorial on Foreign Affairs. and a concealed camera, the campaign funds were used. Memorial Day Traffic Delayed "THE KING state government to follow,” he At the time ofthe Vietnam court documents-said. Mass Hysteria said. MANCHESTER cease-fire Jan. 28, the Pentagon —Herbert W. Kalmbach, Fi'iday afternoon motorists in the Wakefield, Mass., area dent of four cars followed when the boat crashed on the OF fornierly President Nixon’s . BERRY, Ala.. (AP) - A He added, as he wrote out estimated American MIAs in expecting to get an early jump on holiday traffic were un­ highway. It was finally removed permitting traffic to flow PRODUCE!' OPEN MON., TOES., WED. 10-6; THUDS. 10-0 personal attorney, Ulked with mysterious illness that afflicted checks totalling $1,848, that Southeast Asia at more than 1,- expectedly delayed when this boat slipped off its trailer freely. (AP photo) ERO "my wife is madder than a SATURDAY 10-5:30 3(». federal prosecutors for six more than 80 pupils and n s OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER — StS SW near the intersection, of Routes 129 and 128. A minor acci­ hornet because I have fractured hours. 'teachers at an elementary (, ■ her household budget.” 1 \