PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Marlchester^Conn., Fri„ June 8, 1973 The Weather Skylab Crew ’‘Doctor^ Effects Rescue Fair tonight, lows in low to mid 60s. Sun day sunny with highs 90 to 95. Precipita SAN LEANDRO, Calif. (AP) Tuesday’s incident. “I just he had learned in a high school Euptttttg Bmll! tion probability 20 per cent tonight and 10 — Benjamin Brown, 20, was followed him and saw a girl first aid course. per cent Sunday. In Good Shape about 6 years old on the floor of riding a rapid transit car to his The little girl revived and the car and her mother leaning Manchester—A City of Village Charm SPACE CENTER, Bouslon job as a cook at a restaurant snuggled into the arms of her MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1973 - VOL. X(fll, No. One reason for the Skylab here when a man rushed up over her crying for help.” FOURTEEN PAGES - 2 TV - 2 MINI PAGES *’* '* ^ ^ ' CENTS (AP) — The Skylab astronauts crew's good condition is that mother, who barely had time to have been pronounced nearly as shouting, “Doctor, doctor, So Brown knelt and began thank Brown before he left the their large spacecraft allows come quick!” fit after 13 days in space as they much more exercise, said mouth-to-mouth resuscitation train to go to work. were before the mission began. Brown, who was wearing a Hawkins at a medical briefing. white coat, protested: “Wait a Early findings from tests of One surprise is that com minute. I'm no doctor. I’m a...” the three crewmen^ indicate mander Charles Conrad Jr., Dr. their capacity to perform work "No time for explanations,” Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. the man interrupted. “A little Kathy say$: “Charlla haa a tarrltlc tpecfaf on Antique has been essentially unchanged, Weitz have encountered no mo medical officials said. girl is sick in the next car.” School Deaka — Only $5.00 aetf” Fighting Flares Up tion sickness during the mis "What could I do?” Brown Such functions as heart rate, sion, Hawkins said. CnSP MK Macs, and Red DeiicNut Ipiitet blood pressure and breathing said Wednesday, recalling MTIVL Asparagus, Spinach, Hot House Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Salad Im ri, rate during exercise "are not Boston Lettuce, Egg Plant, Green, Yelow Squash, Corn, Peas, Turnips, Yams, far away from the preflight RomahM Lettuce, Kale, Broccofi, Cauliflower, Hew Potatoes. Baseline" figures, said Dr. HATIVE Strawberries, Bing Cherries, Pineapples, Limes, Phans, Apricots, He^ Royce Hawkins, Skylab flight tarines. Grapefruit, Cantaloupes, Watermelons, Peras, Mangoes. surgeon. In South Vietnam A major goal of the 28-day WEEKEND SPECIALS SAIGON (AP) - The flight is to determine the movements, because of the in The Viet Cong claimed they ty was reported as the United FANCY YELLOW SQUASH ...... 2 lbs. 39c Canadians on the cease-fire effects of long periods of ro'fel w creased risks to their lives, ac States expressed hope that a FANCY BING CHERRIES...... Ib. 79c supervisory group were had crushed two large-scale weightlessness on human func cording to sources in close con South Vietnamese operations, document might soon be signed tions. DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL FANCY PEACHES...... |b. 39c ordered to stay in their tact with the Canadians. Airline tickeU . Cruises . Steamships • Honeymoons • Resorts FANCY TOHUTOES . . . r . . f ...... |b. 49c barracks today as a sharp up wiped out 300 government with North and South Vietnam The crewmen of the 14-day The chief Saigon command troops and_shot down two and the Viet Cong aimed at Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals* Group Travel* Business Travel BOSTON LETTUCE...... head 39C surge of fighting was report^ Geniini 7 flight showed a spokesman, Lt. Col. Le Trung helicopters. Government NEW TEXAS ONIONS...... 2 lbs. 3Bc throughout South Vietnam. strengthening the Jan. 27 significant decrease in work NO SERVICE CHARGE Hien, charged that the North attempts to reopen Highway 13 ceasefire agreement. capacity,. They also had some Vietnamese and Viet Cong We Carry llie Manchester Evening Herald Senior officers said the ap to the isolated city of An Loc Fierce fighting in the Mekong trouble readjusting to earth forces violated the cease-fire COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS proximately 240 Canadians with north of Saigon and to extend Delta has been reported for the gravity: Their limbs felt heavy, ______WE SELL SOc CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS 161 times during the 24 hours 647-9949 the International Commission control in the Mekong Delta last five days. Both sides and the blood tended to pool in ending at dawn today. This was of Control and Supervison were area were blocked, a Viet Cong reported battles along Route 13, Editors of The Echo, East Catholic High School’s student newspaper, review an issue of their legs and cause feelings of the highest number since 200 told to stay in their quarters, spokesman said. part of which has been under the award winning paper. Left to right are Anne Farley. Sharon Rayball, and Donna dizziness. No Travel Arrangemeiite violations were alleged on Feb except for essential The stepup in military activi- Communist control for more Bailey. Similar problems were noted Too SMAg OR Too iaitie PRODUCE!"I 20. than a year. by Russian cosmonauts after ipppn The government said its 18-and 24-day Soyuz flights. HOURS: Mon, thru FrI. 9-5-Sat. lO-l 67 East Center St.. Manchester 276 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER — 643*6884 forces killed 45 Viet Cong in an eight-hour fight to force back McCord Seeks New an enemy thrust at the road. A ECHS Echo South Vietnamese communique listed 11 government soldiers MANCHESTER SUMMER SCHOOL killed and 26 wounded. Award Winner Trial Or Acquittal The Viet Cong spokesman. Manchester, Connecticut — July^S through August 15, 1973 Col. Vo Dong Giang, said the Saigon forces lost ^ soldiers levels of creativity; news America regarding the Black, the Indian, the Jew, and others. East Catholic High School's * INDUSTRIAL ARTS WASHINGTON (A P )-A day witness gave perjured and two helicopters during a material must be thoroughly Learn to communicate concerning these ethnic groupings. Fensterwald also asked student newspaper. The Echo, Auto 1: An opportunity for students to learn more about the after a member of the Senate testimony and the prosecution futile attempt to extend their prepared with extensive ELEMENTARY PROGRAM $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. 'A credit. Judge John J. Sirica to delay has received a first place award systems and malfunctions of automobiles and the practical Watergate investigating com withheld information. control in Chuong Thien research and logical develop (For Manchester Residents Only) Grade 12 English: Course 169 - English literature, survey and McCord’s scheduled June 15 in the annual Columbia Univer application of resolving mechanical and electrical malfunc mittee predicted the convic Fensterwald’s motion asked province, in the delta. ment. Enrollment in the Elementary Reading Improvement and review, composition, spelling, vocabulary, language usage. sentencing, order the govern sity Scholastic, Press Associa tions. Lecture, demonstrations and applied laboratory tions of two conspirators would the court to overturn McCord’s U.S. field sources confirmed Judging in the writing & Elementary Arithmetic Improvement programs Is limited to $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. 'A credit. ment to determine if his client’s tion national competition. experience offered. 2 hours per day (3-5 P.M.), Vt credit. be overturned, the lawyer for conviction or to grant a new that the South Vietnamese had editing category was broken Manchester Residents referred by and registered through the Grade 12 English: Course 144 - Study the communications telephone is tapped and order Thf Echo was judged perfect Extended laboratory period from 5-7 P.M. for making Injured Removed From Train one filed for a new trial. trial. suffered heavy casualties ih an into five areas — general, news, school in which the pupil is currently enrolled. Children functions of tapes, records, films, slides, periodicals, TV, etc. McCord’s former attorney, in the competition's three automotive repairs. All auto parts at expense of the student. Bernard Fensterwald, at As the motion was filed, operation in this area the past features, editorials, and recommended for either of these programs will be notified Investigate the effects on man of these different means of Gerald Alch, to turn over his major categories —content, $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. Rescue workers remove injured passengers from one of were injured in the crash of the trains bound for Connec torney for convicted con across the country in Los files. month. headlines. and registered by their school. There is no charge for these communicating. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi writing & editing, and makeup. Woodworking: For boys and girls, ages 12-15. Classes two trains involved in a collison in Mount Vernon, N.Y., ticut. (AP photo) spirator James W. McCord Jr., Angeles two former Nixon In the makeup category, programs. dent. 'A credit. Nearly 3,000 high school designed to teach students safer and correct use of power contended in U.S. D istrict aides were testifying in connec judges looked at appearance of Elementary Coordinator, after June 23, 643-4019 Friday night. One person died and more than 100 persons newspapers were involved in and hand tools as they construct a worthwhile project for their FOREIGN LANGUAGE Court Friday that a government tion with the break-in at the of the newspaper, style, layout, the contest. homes. Two classes are being attempted this year. One class French I: Full year course of first year French for student fice of Daniel Ellsberg's psy and typography. To attain a perfect score in SECONDARY PROGRAMS will be a three week program for a total of 30 hours (two hours needing to make-up credit or meet sequential requirements. chiatrist. In Washington, a Cease-Fire Talks the content category, a The Echo is published GENERAL INFORMATION per day, 15 days). $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi Prior experience in Freeh I essential. 2 hours per day. 1 full quarterly under direction of federal judge said he would rule definitive balance and perspec Summer School classes begin on Thursday, July 5, and will dent. credit,, $15.00 resident tuiti.on — $30.00 non resident. i Tuesday on whether to halt Mrs. Marjorie Kohanski, ad tive must appear consistently in continue through Wednesday, August 15. Enrollment is not Advanced Woodworking; 6 week program- for advanced Spanish I, 2nd Semester: Emphasis in 2nd half of Spanish I in News Capsules I broadcast coverage of the Enter Final Stage each edition of the school visor. This is the first time the Commuter Trains restricted to Manchester residents. Courses meet dally, Mon students. Program will provide most of supplies needed with developing oral proficiency with and introduction to basic J Senate Watergate hearings. newspaper has won a first place newspaper. Feature stories day through Friday, between 8:00 and 12:00 A.M. at the exception of lumber. Lumber must be purchased by stu reading and writing In a limited sphere. Also program offers McCord, former security must display unique and high award in such a competition. PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Viet Cong and the»KJnited Manchester High School unless otherwise Indicated in the dent. 2 hours per day, 'A credit for 9th graders. $30,00 resi insight Into life and customs of all Spanish-speaking people. Downed By Fumes Dollar SlipH director for President Nixon’s Kissinger and Le Due Tho of the States. He described it as “an dent tuition — $60.00 non resident. For students with prior Spanish background or for those who course description. Pupils desiring credit or a final mark in Crash In Station JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) - LONDON (AP) - The U.S. re-election campaign com North Vietnamese Politburo attempt to explain or bring Electronics I: A course covering basic electronics in AC and wish to initiate Spanish I, 2nd semester during the summer academic courses must attend a minimum of 26 class Nearly 100 persons were over dollar fell slightly in quiet mittee, was one of seven men met today in the final stage of about the implementation of the sessions and complete a final examination on August 14. DC circuits including radio. Ample time Is alloted for lab work months. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — convicted on charges stemming MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. come here after a hemical plant trading on European markets their talks to tighten the Viet existing cease-fire Pupils enrolling in semester courses for 'A credit must attend on projects and experiments. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $30.00 non resident. questioned train crewmen after his compartment, Brewington from the break-in June 17,1972, (AP) — The Penn (Central the crash. fire sent clouds of chlorine gas Friday, but finished out the nam peace agreement. agreement." a minimum 25 sessions and complete final exam. Students $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. Spanish 11,1st Semester: For students who have earned "D" said, automatic devices should at Democratic National Com Railroad and county officials across the city. week above Tuesday’s record South Vietnamese govern who maintain a "B” average on August 8 need not take final or "F" average In the 1st semester of Spanish II. Opportunity The Penn Central spokesman have applied the brakes. mittee headquarters. The meeting in a villa outside launched inquiries today into People as far as a mile away lows. ment sources said President exam and may complete program on August 8 provided no BUSINESS to gain better insight and skill before tackling Spanish II, 2nd said the local was unloading on “You didn’t hear anything ... Sen. Lowell P. Weicker had Paris was delayed by an hour Typing for Personal Use 1: Course fdr beginners In typing — why a packed commuter an express track at the station were affected Friday when the Some currency dealers Thieu would not object to a prior, absences or tardiness are recorded. Pupils are semester, or for students wishing to gain headstart In Spanish Anytime you leave the controls forecast Thursday that convic while documents were an opportunity to learn the touch system of typing and express slammed into a local fire broke out at a Chemical thought the orderly trading, joint communique, but would < expected to conform to basic disciplinary standards and to II.'2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 because of earlier equipment the train is supposed to stop. It tions of two of the seven, prepared for initialing by the familiarization of the key board. 1 hour per day, 'A credit. train unloading passengers, Compounding Corp. plant. It combined with a drop in the not sign a new agreement. dress in a way that Is appropriate to the serious business of non resident. problems on the local track out screeches. There was no McCord and G. Gordon Liddy, two top negotiators. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. leaving one person dead in the took two hours to bring it under price of gold, indicated specula Reports from Saigon in school. The "dress code" presently in effect at Manchester of New York City. He said the screech. There was not stop un would be thrown out because of Informants said the docu . 9 ^ Typing for Personal Use II (Intermediate): For students with HISTORY twisted steel and 140 more control. tion in the dollar may be dicated that President Nguyen High School will serve as a guide for Summer School attire. express was behind schedule on til the bang.” testimony before the Senate ment contains no new formula some prior experience and wish to reinforce skills and im U.S. History: Survey course In U.S. History emphasizing th'e claiming injuries. declining. Van Thieu feels he is being This code will be explained on the first day of school. ' a night plagued by general James Cookman, a film panel. for ending the fighting in Cam prove speed and accuracy. 1 hour per day, % credit. $15.00 colonial period, westward movement, Civil War, Industrial A railroad spokesman would delays along the line. Probe Asked pressured by the Nixon ad editor coming home from work The Connecticut Republican bodia. CREDIT COURSES resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. Revolution, World War I & II, etc. Make-up credit coul'se for not comment on reports that Drug Control Act ministration and will not accept Irving Brewington, a in New York, said he “got WASHINGTON (AP) - was referring to statements by CCDGnATIONS Typing I: Make-up course for students wishing to meet students needing to Improve grade for credit. 2 hours per the express did not slow down One American official said the document. But U.S. officials Academic courses for pupils desiring to make up credit, meet b a r te n d e r of 36 y e a r s ’ tossed in the air’’ as others Watergate prosecutor Herbert L. Porter, former sequential requirements or make-up credit. Full year course. day, 1 full credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi just before the crash at the there was a “triangular in Paris discounted the reports. a sequential requirement, or Initial new credit. Classes meet 2 experience with the railroad, were hurled between seats. Archibald Cox has been asked WASHINGTON (AP) - The scheduling director for the dent. Mount Vernon station Friday argument” between the United In Saigon, informed sources hours daily. Pupils In grades 9-12 should Indicate Collegdqr Prior experience in typing I essential. 2 hours per day, 1 said the train “lost its brakes There wa^s "no warning at all in to investigate' whether any Senate Friday passed a bill to Nixon campaign who testified she was just another lady. credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. World Understandings: Survey course beginning with early States, North Vietnam and said the Saigon government and Some people, claim that the Non-college level when registering. Pupils from other than' evening. A railroad bartender coming around the curve” the second car—just all of a witnesses committed perjury in tighten federal controls on Thursday that he and another wild small game animals and She built a nest in the awning Office Machines for the College Bound: To give the college civilization through the rise of contemporary governments in the first car said it did not South Vietnam over its form. Washington remain at M.H.S. should obtain their principal's approval for credit before the station. When the sudden, pow.” testifying at Senate confirma methadone and other drugs government witness, Jeb Stuart birds are governed solely by in and had two babies there. and society. For students with prior experience and failed or The official said the agree loggerheads over portions of make-up before registering. In order to enroll for a make-up bound student the opportunity to develop skill in the use of sound as though the brakes engineer ran frightened from tion hearings of former Atty. used to treat heroin addicts. Magruder, former campaign stinct and do not reason things Before they were weaned she did poorly. 2 hours per day, 1 full credit. $15.00 resident tui were working. ment may be issued in the form the document dealing with credit for the Manchester Public Secondary School a pupil most popular business machines used in business today. 2 Gen. Richard Kleindienst. •The'bill, which now goes to deputy director, perjured out. O.C. can't buy that. was killed by a car in the street. hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non tion — $30.00 non resident. of a communique signed by geographic areas of control for must have received at least one passing quarter grade (D). For mpny passengers in the Atty. Gen. Elliot Richardson the House, covers methadone, themselves while testifying for resident. Modern History Through Literature: Brand new course lead car, warning came only North and South Vietnam, the each side. We let down the awning and Students who enter with this minimum requirement (DFFF) has asked Cox to look into morphine, numorphan and the prosecution. There is a cable guy from a and receive a mark of D or better in Summer School will emphasing contempbrary U.S. History beginning with the when the engineer ran from his demerol. found it chewed with big holes SCIENCE Senate Farm Bill testimony relating to the ITT- However, Fensterwald's mo pole to a tree trunk. About the, reoeive-a full-credit, unless they have previously received half Roaring Twenties thru the Violent Sixties. Researched tlyu compartment shouting-”We’re in it. The two babies were Human Anatomy and Physiology: Review of cellular biology, Hartford Fire Insurance Co. It would require practitioners tion in the case did not mention middle of it hangs a small a credit for having passed a semester. In-this case only half a varied novels, biographies, and other literary media. 2 hours going to crash!” In other cars, raised on warm milk with structure, hygiene function and diseases of the human body merger, around which much of who dispense the drugs in the Porter's admission. Instead, it limber wire. On the end of the ■ credit will be given. Students who have failed all four quarters per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi several passengers said they medicine droppers until they system. Biology I background desirable but not a Limits Subsidies Kleindienst’s 1972 confirmation treatment of narcotics addicts argued that McCord himself Gov. Meskill wire is where we hang suet for must receive written permission from their school principal in dent. had no warning at all. hearings revolved. to register with the federal the bids. could eat nuts and Were then> prerequisite. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition knew that Magruder had given given their freedom. They order to enroll. They will receive 'A a credit If they receive a — $30.00 non resident. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Colin Hughes, Australian vice WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate has passed government and to satisfy false testimony. "D" in Summer School; a full credit for a "C" or better. Marks consul in New York, was would stand up on their hind Math for Chemistry Students: Students who are planning to Individual instruction once weekly for half-hour session and overwhelmingly a farm bill opposed by the Nixon ad Heavy Research federal standards in addict Further, Fensterwald con A gray squirrel wanted some of Manchester High Students who take courses In Summer band practice twice weekly for one hour. Individual Instruc reported in serious condition at SPACE CENTER, Houston treatment programs. tended : Protests legs and reach as far as they take college preparatory chemistry. In the coming school year ministration, tying to it a $20,000-per-farmer annual sub suet. He went up'the tree but School for make up credit or tor upgrading are included in Mt. Vernon Hospital. (AP) — With their spaceship could to pull the dropper down will benefit from this course. Designed to give the prospective tion will be supplemented by activities such as band and sidy. limit criticized in the House. “The fact that the Watergate the distance was too much to into their mouths. We have had the academic record but do not replace previous marks in small ensembles. Grade 4-12 at llling Junior High School Former Sen. John Sherman power replenished, Skylab's break-in was made by a group student some skill in expressing a problem in mathematical Friday’s 78-9 vote came after jump. He went up the pole and numerous squirrels tame these same courses. Both original marks and the Summer terms — to interpret a problem In chemistry and set up an Beginners: F^r the younger pupil with little or no formal Cooper of Kentucky, on his way astronauts today planned one of Bridge To Open of individuals, most of. whom . decided the same thing. It was four days of debate. The legisla The $20,000 ceiling would PUC Action enpugh to come into our lap and School marks are Included on the transcript. 9th, 10th, 11th music training.- to a Yale reunion in N ew their heaviest research days. were employed at one time or ''Very evident he was surveying equation for solving that problem. 1 hour each day, 'A credit. tion was sent to the House replace the present -$55,000 take nuts and seeds. and 12th grade pupils will receive 'A credit toward their High $10.00 resident tuition — $20.00 non resident. Intermediate: for the pupil who has studied an Instrument H aven, w as one of 107 Charles Conrad Jr., Dr. HARTFORD (AP) —The new another by a White House unit, the arrangement and figuring School transcript. If they successfully complete semester where Chairman W.R. Poage of limit per crop for each grower. Fundamental Aeronautics: To familiarize students with the for about two years. ^ passengers treated for minor Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. $40 million (Sold Star Bridge on plus the fact that members of out a plan. courses. the Agriculture Committee, The proposal was offered by Advanced: for the pupil with over two years of instrumental injuries at the hospital and Weitz scheduled continuing ■ Interstate 95 spanning the the group were told that the One we called “Fluffy" was practical application of physical and mathematical principles and Rep. B.F. Sisk, chairman of Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., who HARTFORD, (AP) — An outraged Gov. Thomas J. involved in powered flight. Slight cost for some, materials training. released. medical studies, three sessions Thames River between New group's activities were vsanc- Then he went up the tree, the greatest of all. She had JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SUBJECTS its Cotton Subcommittee, said said it would save up to $200 Meskill says he will redouble his efforts to make sure a For information or placement contact your child’s music Police identified the dead with a set of solar telescopes London and Groton will be tioned by the attorney general walked the guy, and hung by his several litters of young, three Courses for upgrading or repeating for credit: (yearly courses protwble. 2 hours per day, 'A credit. $15.00 resident tuition — million a year and would not temporary rate increase granted to Connecticut Light & - 1 full credit) » $30.0WNkin resident. teacher. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. man as Dominic Gomes, o f , Friday they were bitter about and an earth resources study opened to traffic next and the counsel to the Presi hind legs and feet while pulling or four young squipr^lg ajear,.. Port Chester, N.Y His body was the $20,000 subsidy ceiling. hurt family farmers. Only big Power Co. (CL&P) doesn’t become permanent. As soon as they were able to g o ENGLISH 7 thru 9 corporate growers would lose, over a narrow strip from the Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., the dent, all would indicate that the up the wire "hand over hand." MATHEMATICS REMEDI/^L READING trapped in w reck^e which Poage of Texas, and Sisk, a their 6wn and beginning to WORLD UNDERSTANDINGS state of Washington to northern state Department of Transpor operation was being undertaken The state Public Utilities Commission Friday granted When he'^had it almost within 7, 8, 9, 10 Grade Math: General math to reinforce the com Remedial Reading: For the student who Is underachieving firemen cut away with Californian, said it might be he contended. His amendment' come to us, Fluffy seemed U.S. HISTORY was adopted 45 to 37. South America. >s. tation announced Friday. under color of law." CL&P a $5.5 million interim rate increase. But the PUC reach it slipped and fell down to putational skills and m^athematlcal concepts developed within largely throu^ some learning disability or In need of more in acetylene torches. better to abandon the legisla jealous and drove them away. the full length of the wire. MATHEMATICS 7, 8, 9 & 10 the specific grade level. Full credit course, 2 hours per day. dividualized remedial help. Small class size assures needed The railroad and the tion altogether and return to an denied a request by the Hartford Electric Light Co. ALGEBRA I & II attention. Grade 7-121 hour per day. 30 session, 'A credit. earlier farm program they said (HELCO) for a $2 million interim increase. Both com One year something got one For make-up credit only. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non Westchaster County District The same thing was repeated PLANE GEOMETRY resident. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. was fairer to farmers. The two of her kids out of the burrow in Attorney’s office both panies are members of Northeast Utilities. ...— ...... a second and then a third time. Basic Algebra: An Introduction to algebraic concepts geared are Democrats. a lumber pile. She brought it DRIVER EDUCATION Meskilh who plans to testify He gave that up and pulled TYPING 1 for the student who will be pursuing Algebra I on a two-year over to us to care for. We had FRENCH 1 - Driver Education: The driver education course consists of two against both requests during the company must have these himself back on top of the guy program. Suited for the student who has previously the HELCO hearing this week, cable. After another short little hope for its survival. It phases - 36 hours of classroom Instruction and 6 hours of revenues (the $5.5 million) im Courses for Initial credit: Any High School student may enroll experienced great difficulty In the regular Algebra I program. said the PUC’s action was deliberation he let himself was badly torn from one end to behind-the-wheel Instructior^ Students who will be 16 years mediately if it is to maintain its In courses and receive '/:.credit upon completion - no prior 2 hours per day. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resi old prior to October 1, 1973 may enroll. "outrageous.” down the wire, tail first, the other. Not only was the hide dent. ability to...meet continuing ser ripped open but big chunks of experience Is hecessary. Students Jiaking seme^er courses The classroom phase will be held 5 days a week (Monday thru “Consumer interests have gnawed off a hang of suet, Algebra I: For students who ytysh to pursue sequential Seven Given vice requirements.” flesh were hanging out. for make up will receive only 'A credit for that course. ■ Friday) from 8 A.M. to 10 A.M. The first class meeting will be taken agiave setback," Meskill dropped it to the gouhd and then requirements for higher mathematics or to utilize for make The temporary increase can on Thursday, July 5. The final class meeting Monday, July 30. said. "Today's action means dropped himself down to it and ENGLISH 10, 11, 12 up credit. Prior experience'in Algebra I necessary. 2 hours not take effect until five days We did the best we could for Students must attend a minimum of 30 class hours. that the consumers and carried it away. SPANISH 1 & II per day, 1 full credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non after the PUC approves, a it. Fluffy would come several OFFICE MACHINES The behind the wheel phase Is arranged by appointment on Scholarships homeowners must now wage an schedule of rates. resident. times a day to nurse feed iLahd Monday through Friday. ~ uphill battle to just stay even.” We have learned that AUTO MECHANICS I Algebra II: For students desiring to meet sequential In denying HELCO’s request however tame and friendly a then go back to take care of the Successful completion of the coursb will lead to the awarding The governor termed the ac for a temporary increase, the ELECTRONICS I requirements in Algebra II or make-up credit. Prior Seven high school seniors, gray squirrel may seem they others in their nest. Well, the of a State Secondary School Drlver Education Certificate and ly of 648 Keeney St.; Linda tion "a flagrant and careless PUC said the (jompany’s last experience In Algebra II necessary. 2 hours per day, 1 full five from Manchester, and two cannot be trusted. Their at little fellow pulled through and HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY an auto Insurance premium discount where applicable. .3 Marion Crawford, daughter of disregard of the public in rate increase took effect less credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. from area towns, have been titude can change like a flash. though slightly crippled got out WOODWORKING credit. Fee: $35.00 Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Craw terest.” He called on the com than six months prior to its Plane Geometry: For students who have failed Plane named 1973 recipients of loans One female seemed com into the world on his own. , CRAFTS I, II, III Please make checks payable to: Manchester High School ford of 191 Henry St.; JoAnn mission to rescind its decision request for another boost., AUTO MECHANICS LAB Geometry previously. 2 hours per day,,^ 1 full credit. $15.00 Driver Education that will help to finance their immediately. pletely tame. She would sit up Fluffy grew so ojd with us that resident tuition — $30.00 non resident.' ' Marie Savino, daughter of Mr. HELCO applied April 6 for an' MATH FOR CHEMISTRY STUDENTS preparation for careers in nur and Mrs. Frank Michael Savino "We must redouble our ef increase of about 3 per cent on and allow O.C. to stroke her she lost her teeth and for the REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Advance mail registration is sing. back. She waited on a window •PERSONAL TYPING ENGLISH of 72 Birch St., and Mrs. forts to make sure that this ten- all services, a total of slightly last year we had to pick out nut required for non-credit courses and strongly recommended Mai Sterud, RN, nursing sill when it was time for him to •REMEDIAL READING! 7, 8,'9 Grade English: Full credit course emphasizing gram 7 Patricia A. Creagan, Windsor porary increase does not more than $4 million. and seed meats and break for academic courses since classes are filled on a first-come director at Manchester become a permanent part of the get home from work and then them for her. She also liked MODERN HISTORY THRU LITERATURE mar usage, composition and Individualized literature depen Locks. The PUC said evidence in basis. All registration fees for courses cancelled will be Memorial Hospital, presented rate structure,” Meskill said. would jump to his shoulder to lunch crackers broken up. She ‘ •DRIVER EDUCATION ding upon reading level and grade level. 2 hours per day, 1 Miss Sica will train at New troduced by the company so far refunded. Mall registrations with full fees must be received by the awards in ceremonies The PUC said CL&P was en reach around to take a nut he would come when calleid and full credit. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. Britain Hospital; . Miss Field "did not establish that earnings Fee: $15.00; Non-resident fee: $30.00 ''A credit only ** .3 June 15. Your cancelled check'is your receipt. Friday morning at the hospital. titled to the temporary increase had put in his lips. put her front paws on our hands credit only. Grade 10 English: Course 113 - If you enjoy usirig your im will train at Joseph Lawrence have eroded to such a degree agination, you will enjoy this course; read the Tolkien fantasy, The $750 loans ace made Hospital; Miss Crawford will while the regulatory body con that immediate commission ac while she ate off the palm. At For further information on the Secondary Program: Summer REGISTRATION DATES: At Manchester High School — One summer day when the and other fantastic tales. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non - available each year through a attend St. Vincent's Hospital; siders the' company’s full tion is necessary in order to last she disappeared. It's doubt School Director, 646;5854 Tuesday, June 26, 9:00- 12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00 — Wednesday, door was open she came into the resident. 'A credit. June 27, 9:00 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00. Manchester Student Nurse Miss Savino will train at Hart request. preserve the financial.integrity ful if squirrels in the wild live to J-oan Fund screening com kitchen, and sat on O.C.'s knee such an age. ART Grade 10 English: Course 122 - Study the basic mythology of M^il completed registration forms with the full fee to: ford Hospital, and Mrs. CL&P had asked for $3 of the company.” and ate a nut he gave her. She mittee. million more on an interim One gray that came to live Crafts I, II, or III: For students who want to enrich their the Greeks, Romans. Norse, Indians, and the English. The SUMMER SCHOOL DIRECTOR Creagan will train at the The HELCO hearing before Winners are Alice May Sica basis and a total, permanent in was offered another nut, took it with us was blind in one eye. experience In learning to work with metals and enamels. beginnings of man and the world. $15.00 resident tuition — 1146 Majn Street University of Connecticut the PUC is scheduled to begin then dropped it and sank her of Windsor; Donna Shafter Awarded Nursing Education Loans crease of $17 million. If ap The right eye was black, the. Basic steps In soldering, setting of stones, etc. Experience $30.00 non resident. 'A credit. Manchester, Connecticut 06040 School of Nursing. Tuesday. teeth deeply into O.C.'s thumb Field, Glastonbury; Greta proved, the total increase left white. He was more necessary to take Crafts II and III. All work at same time block Grade 11 English: Course 150 - American literature survey Make checks payable to: A stipulation of the program Miss Marion Elizabeth Connolly reads the stipulations of Should the PUC’s final order and hung on until he boxed her Elizabeth McConville, daughter Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday morning. From would raise the average elec suspicious than the others. but Individualized program provided. 2 hours per day, 'A and review, composition, spelling, vocabulary, language ‘ BOARD OF EDUCATION is that the recipients agree to repeal or rqduce CL&P’s in ears soundly. That's the only of Mr. and Mrs. James McCon the. student nurse scholarship to five other girls, all left, Donna Shafter Field, JoAnn Savino, Greta McCon tric bill 6 per cent and the price Probably had to be to live. Our credits. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. usage. $15.00 resident tuition — $30.00 non resident. 'A Checks for the Driver Education course should be made return to Manchester Memorial terim increase, the company time she ever did anything like ville of 453 Summit St.; Marion' Manchester high school seniors. The girls were recipients ville, Miss Connolly, Mrs. Patricia Creagan, and Linda of gas 13 per cent. daughter named him credit. payable to DRIVER EDUCATION MANCHESTER HIGH for at least one year of service must" refund money to its Elizabeth Connolly, daughter of of $750 loans made available through a Manchester Student Crawford. Alice Sica, another recipient,was absent when The PUC said the evidence that. Why? O.C. can only think "tyclops," Grade 11 English: Course 196 - Study racial attitudes in SCHOOL. after completion of their customers at 8 per cent in Mr. and Mrs. James W. Connol- training. Nurse Loan Fund screening committee in ceremonies at the photo was taken. (Herald photo by Ofiara). “ supports - the conclusion that terest. ■N, J. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 9. 1973 MANCl.^STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 9, 1973— PAGE THREE Tolland TV ISotes Radio for the Week " |' “Wizard of Odds,” a new sonality Alex Trebek, who will ("rhese are the basic listings, and include'only those news broad- Business Bodies NBC-TV audience-participation be making his American TV casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some sUtions carry other short » debut. newscasts. Daily sports information can be found on the sports S game show, will premiere Mon pages.) A day, July*16, aU 11 a.m., ZBA Denies Bid CORPORATE OFFICER APPOINTED replacing “Sale of the Cen CBS-TV will air a special Ray M. Perisho of Lynwood tury.” The new Monday- news report, “The Watergate Dr., Vernon, has been ap WTIC - 1080 WINF - 1230 David R. Nichols of 74 Amott through-Friday show will be Year — Crisis for the For Gas Pumps pointed assistant vice president President,” Sunday, Jane 17, at iMoi»da>-Fhda>) Rd., comptroller of Lydall, hosted by Canadian TV per 5 (JO Timn jnd Countrv iCBSi News Every Hour On The Hour' at Phoenix Mutual Life In 6 pm ., pre-empting “Sixty t> 00 Bob Steele Show Inc., 615 Parker St., has been . iMoi»da\-Frida>i Commission had tentatively set surance Co. Minutes.” CBS newsman Dan 10 05 Theiitre of Melodv 5 00 John UBella VIVIAN V. KENNESON elected a corporate officer and 11 05 Jejn Colbert Show 6 30 Jon Leonard June 18 as a publicliearing for a Rather will lake a look at the 12 OO News Weather Correspondent 8 00 World News Kound-up zone change request from Perisho, a graduate of the STATE functioning of the presidency 12 15 Mi-el Me on the ilaza 8 15 Jon Leonard Tel. 875-4704 I 00 News 10 00 Jeff Jambs Schoenhardt for part of the University of Illinois, earned' ■If ra** tiat of TMiaiit and of the government, in light I ISMikeline ‘The Zoning Board of Appeals 2 00 Jav Richard parcel now zoned residential. his master’s degree at of the Watergate case. 3 05 Afternoon b^ition 4 10 Brine Back the Bands has denied an application for UNSToppablc! 6 00 News-^Stockb. Weather 4 30 Jav Richard gasoline fuel pumps at the The zone change application Northeastern Connecticut State 6 25 Strictly Spurl> 6 00 The World Tonight was made before the ZBA UNbcliEVAbU! Don Adams and Don Rickies 7 05 .Accent 70 6 IS Phil Rizxuto proposed “Travel Center” 7 35 t^iward NewTnan Reports 6 20 Phaultless Phil denial, however, and PZC will star in “A Couple of Dons,” development on Rt. 195 UNbEATAbU! 7 50 Joi'Caraftiob 7 20 Pat Summerall Chairman Douglas Prior has a one-hour comedy-variety H 00 New^ . 7 30 Mjke WaUam (Merrow Rd.) near exit 99 of H 15 lAjp Concert 7 35 Lowell Thomas not heard whether the special planned for telecast by 7 45 Jav Diamond Rt. 84. 9 C6 Nightbeat applicants sbll wish the zone NBC-TV this fall. It 00 News. Busincbb. Weather 11 00 Capitol Area View point Richard Schoenhardt, 11 20 Sports Final I 00 Sign Off Simsbury developer, had change. II 30 Other Side of the Oav Monday nights only iSalurdayi 7 45 Srorts Huddle applied for multiple pumps on 5 00 Town and Countn- ’ 8 45 Don Shula Show S 9 00 NFL Football the 54.5 acre parcel of land for |2SaYTHMLUii t) 00 Bob Steele Show ’ A special (preview of ABC- CHNIERS 10 00 (iardeniime which he holds an option from 10 15 Modern Uving (Saturday I tax assessor Stuart Tinkham. TV’s \^Bui;ns and Schreiber m STARUING! SHOCKING! 10 30 Salurdav Showcase 6 .00 Jon Leonard Comedy Hour,” starring Jack SUSRCNSfFUl! 50 WTfCOtitdoors 8 00 World News Round-up Schoenhardt’s plans include a ^B qbcE L u 10 8.15 Jon Leonard 11 00 Saturday Showcase 100-room motel, a restaurant, Bums and Avery Schreiber, 12 00 News. V^'ealher 10 00 Jeff Jacobs The MAsnii of luuuTi kuNqfu r o w £ a II 00 Bring Bank the 50 s office space, bazaar, and a will be telecast Friday, June 22, 12 ISSuturduvShuwcubc 12■...... :00 JefffJa< Jacobs at 10 p.m. The show, a summer h bjtck with ^ v i L I 00 News 2 00 Jim Beckwith lounge and washroom for 1 IS Vour Home DiH'uruior 6 00 Jack Warner on Sports replacement series, will of > CMOff 1 30 Saturday Matmei* professional truck and bus ■ PLUS CO-rKATimil 7 00 The World this Week ficially premiere Saturday, '“M E ClIlNESE 2 00 Opera 7 30 Bill Vassar drivers. 3 00 .Monilur 1 00 Sign Off June at 9 p.m. b 00 News Weather ‘The ZBA hearing May 29 was C O H H E C nO H ' 6 20 Stnclly Spurts attended by over 60 persons op 6 3(1 Monitor iSundav! 11 00 ,News. Weather • 6 30 Religious Prograniming posing the plan. Charles 11 20 Sports Final 10 :00 Jack Warner on Sports Mac Arthur of Merrow Rd. led David R. Nichols STEVE McQUEEN 12 00 Edward M PRO Two former big league shortstops, ex-Dodger Maury Wills 12 00 Other Side of the Dav the opposition and presented an (Sunday! 12 30 Songs of Eiin assistant treasurer at a recent (left) and ex-Yankee Tony Kubek, are on the broadcast 5 ;10 Sunrise Seranade 1 00 Edward M environmental impact study *LE M A N S ' 6 00 Jim Beciiwith SOCCER coiiYpany board meeting. 7 UU Sunday Strings 9 30 Rival Time with slides and charts. CMMCTKUr teams for NBC-TV’s telecasts of major league baseball. 8 00 News Nichols, who joined the.com- CmwiW Tlw Time BOX ,1 10 15 Holy Tnnity Church Another factor, which may Rav M. Perisho J 8 15 Sabbath Message 11 00 Jim Beckwith WILDCATS pany in 1968, holds a BS degree i / - 8 30(juideline 12 00 Sign Off have affected the ZBA decision, vs. 9 00 New^. Weather in accounting from Bryant College. He is a member of the 9 10 Hymntime was a letter from Kingfisher NEW JERSEY BREWQtS College and is a member of the Vernon Young Republicans and Weekend Theater Schedule 9 30 National Radio lAilpit Corp., presently Tolland’s SAT. JUNE 9 Manchester Rotary Club. He is 10 00 Sunday Showcase largest taxpayer, which the Hartford Actuaries Club. 12 10 Sunday Showcase DILLON STROniM also a member of the American 12 45 Travel Trends referred to the "truck stop” as HARTFORO-8;15P.M. $ Institute and Connecticut Socie FEATURE SCREENED FIRST- Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, 1 00 Sunday Best W PO P-1410 being “disastrous to Tolland.” Saturday 2 00 Monitor ty of Certified Public Accoun Caldor Shopping Plaza — 5 10 News F.J. Gregory, Kingfisher 5 2 2 -9 2 2 3 9 tants and is president of the "Sleuth,” 2:00-7:00-9:30 5 10 Sunday Kdiliun (.MondavFriday! president, made the charge MCE PRESIDENT Office in New Quarters Vernon Cine 1 — “Klute,” H 00 News. Weather .'Sports 6 00 Bill t,x)ve — Lou Morton Omar Shrine Club. TIddleronihcRoof 2:00-8:15; “Dirty Harry,” 4:00- Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, 6 30 Meet thcJH’f^b 10 00 Tom Jones because of: (1) potential 1 00 Bill Winters The Meyer Real Estate Agency has moved. Its new office is at 553 E. Middle Tpke. Pic 6:30-10:15 Caldor Shopping Plaza — "Two 7 05 .Monitor destruction of the Tolland People,” 7:15-9:15; “Chitti- 7 30^'ufo Reportb 4 00 Mike Greene tured standing (and crouching) in front of the new office are, from left, Geoirge Meydr, Vernon Cine 2 — "Walking {105 Your Bov at the Opera 7 00 Rav Dunaway marsh; (2) air pollution; (3) !:Z " (>G- 12 00 Bobbv Rivers Burt Reynolds Tall,” 2:00-7:^0-9:30 Chitti Bang Bang,” 1:30 'k 30 Klcrnal Light traffic congestion; (4) reduced Michael Forand and Albert James. Forand, soon to be associated with the firm as a sales Manchester Drive-In — East Hartford Drive-In emergency vehicle access to all representative, is the owner of the company’s mascot, Ninja, a fully grown puma. Meyer, WDRC - 1360 PROMOTED “Tower of Evil,” 10:00; “Tales “Superchick,” 10:15; “ The (Saturday I areas due to traffic congestion; the owner of the company and a director of the Manchester Board of Realtors, says that Stepmother,” 8:30,,--' 6 00 Bill Love - Lou Morton (5) future development on the Mrs, Augusta W. Watson of 5 of the Bizarre,” 8:40 i.Monday-Fridayi 10 00 Rav Dunaway Jarvis Rd. has been promoted having a wildcat around the office has not as yet seemed to affect business. The puma may State Theater — “Chinese East Windsor Drive-In — *b UU Bob iX’Carlo 2 00 Bill Winters periphery of this truck stop in - . .^NDERBDLT) even serve to “eat up the competition,” he added. “Fiddler on the Roof,” 8:30; lU (X) Rob Craig 6 00 Chip Hobart order to “cash in” in the truck to the position of office super Connection,” 2:00-5:35-9:10; 3 UO Ihrk McDonough 12 00 Bobbv Rivers visor of construction programs “Here Comes The Fuzz,” 11:35 drivers other needs. “Le Mans,” 3:50-7:20 7 uo Joe Huger control with Southern New Meadows Drive-In — “Tales, Blue-Hills D rive-In-“Twitch 12 00 Du k Haddad Gregory concluded that LAKEST AMUSCMCNT PMK )N Robert P. Genovesi of Vernon •i5 00 on .Mondavt England Telephone. of The Death Nerve,” 8:45; Kingfisher is “dead set against NEW ENCIANO has been appointed vice presi of Bizarre,” 8:45; "Tower bf 10 30 Congressional Report Mrs. Watson, who is active-in- "Last House on the Left,” 10:30 iSalurdayi (alternate Sundmlavsi' . this type of growth and hopes ««««««««« dent in charge of sales with the Evil,” 10:25 H UO Bob DeCarlo the Jimmy Fund, joined the Burnside Theater — “Carnal 11 00 News, Weather, Sports that the concerned citizens of Free karkin]. Free Admiision Print-Craft Corp., Bloomfield. O p e n 10 00 Bob Craig 6 00 Religion company as an operator in Knowledge,” 7:30; “The 3 00 Terrv Wood> 7 00 Sunday Through The Valley Tolland will not permit this por- 7 00 Joe Hager Hartford. Graduate,” 9:15 SimpNon posal to become operative at ENTIRE PARK OPEN In addition to his new post MPMERAHNOB 12 OODu-k Haddad 8 00 Toni Jones South Windsor Cinema — (Sunday! this or any time in the future.” FRI. 7 P.M., SAT. 1 P.M. Genovesi will carry on his WESTOWN H1RRI4REN1BANO 11 30 Other Side of ihe Day All Day THE STEPMOTHER” "Payday,” 7:00-9:15; "The 6 00 Religious and public 1 00 Mike (ireene Conservation Commission SUN. 1 P.M. former responsibilities as PHARMACY YOUNQPEOPIE prugramming 6 00 Chip Hobart Night They Raided Minsky’s,” 9 00 Scott Morgan Chairman Robert Bass also creative director of the com n> fiMk* W «• nM«i k M MMi 12:00 Midnight; “Wonderful 2 00 Dick ,N!c()onuugh spoke against the travel center ASSISTANT SECRETARY pany’s graphic center. EAST H ARTFORD ItM M* mMM>T W 7 00 Terry Woods SUNDAY, JUNE 10 Norman L. Nordeen of 357 S. Sunday. World of Alladin,” 2:00 10 30 Religious and public and read part of a letter U.S. ROUTE 5 • . D R IV E -IN • • 528 7448 Shaver Center Opens Genovesi, a graduate of the U.A. East 1 — “Bonnie & programming received from the Coventry Main St. has been elected assis 12 00 Sign Off tant secretary of the Hartford Hartford Art ^hool, has over All Medicinal Services Available |«UMU XOMinU Clyde,” 2:40-7:00; “Bullitt,” Conservation Commission Thomas J. Quinn of 124 Greenwood Rd., proprietor of the Quinn Shaver Center, Birch St., tmni MMncn Insurance Group’s operations 20 years of experience in the 455 HARTFORD ROAD J 4:30-9:00; “ Marathon of WKSS.FM — which questioned the effect of 643-5230 7:00 Panivf8k>n* • Techhicokx* 10:25 displays some of his wares at his new shop. Next week a customer may try out a new elec Robert P. GemivcKi graphic arts field. Fright,” 12:00 Midnight till ^ews (wo minutes behire the hour. 24 the proposal on the Skungamug resear,ph department. hours'a d a y tric shaver at the store and get a free shave with no obligation to buy. The shop, which JOSEPH C. UVV4C ACAOCMV Ml MU uw nu Dawn WRCH - 910 . C^' River. Nordeen, a graduate of prtMrHsa AMMO Nnaltl SyMna tauoM U.A. East 2 — iMonday-Saturdayi l^iimLiy-^iilurtLi% i opened three weeks ago, deals in all types of electric razors and accessories. Quinn also Northwestern University, holds MKEMCHOCS ' WMMfl Mrs. Charles Funk, Coventry LAWRENCE TURMAN M8T h 00 Reveille Midnight All stereo music repairs all types of electric shavers in his shop. a master’s degree in actuarial ProduCt'On DUUCTOR “Cheerleaders,” 2:30-4:10-5:40- 9 iK) Rhapsody 6 a m Stereo 96 music conservation chairman, noted MMI wcMOU 7:30-9;00 l2(H)Malmee 9 a m KISS '.vilh More Music the Skungamug River flows science from the University of K i r a in n U.A. East 3 — “ Lost 4 00 Righlight> ol Hartford • ^ _ Noon The Dillerence Is the .Mu.'ic Wisconsin. IM - 11 ra w irn irw a w y M HOOGashgnt 6 p m SlcreoMusic trom the Sound to through Coventry center and R Horizon,” 2:30-7:00-9:30 12 00 Hour> M m - AM t the Berkshire's asked that studies be made QUALIFIES •Sunday I 9 p m More Music Kof Now Kngland regarding drainage of oil and Same a> M«mday Saturday li'ting extept Irnm the Mansion JR. COLLEGE GRADUATES 0 Carnal Knowtedgq ' R (Ml Religiou.o program> chemicals in the marsh, which Don'^d S. Genovesi of 71 the Nassau Beach Hotel, is for V M MK MDU ir IS eillB Sunday II (MiOuiet Hour' feeds into the Skungamug. Strickland St., president of the outstanding agents of the com CandkeBeigen ) Va> M it M y Mry The Planning and Zoning Donald S. Genovesi Insurance pany from its eastern and Theater Time Schedule For ,\nnlUaigrei Agency Inc., has qualified for southern divisions. Sunday, June 10 unson’s UAtE
1 I T 1 W O M “N i r r\ MaNCU^TTER e v e n in g HERALD, emanchester, Conn., Sat., June 9, 1973— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 9, 1973 ------—» ^ ^ — iH an rliratp r S itpiititg li? ra l^ Founded Oct, i , 1881 SERVICES ISIRECTORY Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.nri. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except Sun departm ent, 647-9946. LUCA'S days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation GAMPINe \ Self-Service Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Member of The Associated Press HIGH GRADE cond Class Mail Matter. Liundromit EQUIPMENT Mw iMttvifti' Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Burl L. Lyons, Publisher CustMi Hidt PRINTING The Manchester Publishing Cot Air Mattresses, Stoves, Sorti. Pants and Lanterns Job and'Commercial assumes no financial responsibility for Coals' S3 TOLUND TURNPIKE P rinting typographical errors appearing in adver •Tailoring FARR'S Mandi/Vamon Town Una FREE TOWING Prompt and Efficient ^ Subscription Rates “The Everything Store tisements and other reading matter in •Dry Cleaning PHONE 043-2487 Printing of All Kinds Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. •Laundry Service Cantp - Bike - Sport 2 MAIN STREET OPEN: One Month ...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, 176-178 SPRUCE ST. at Depot Square Community Pratt ^ Monday to Friday Single C o p y ...... 154 three full days prior to publication. MANCHESTER Open Dally to 9:00 P,M, 8 A,M, - 6 P,M, 254 Broad St,, Rear By Carrier, W eekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Drive-In Parking J , FARR — 64V 7111 Saturday 8 A,M, — 12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 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 Months...... $9.75 Monday. MANCHESTER Answers Your Needs CUSTOM MADE Ostrinsky ning it — Luca Addabbo, whose Sooner or later everyone MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINQS / DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL 00. Glass is Versatile motto is “We fit to please you! ” needs the service of a fine The tailor shop also specializes There are times when it is a MATERIALS Opposite East CenMtery the oncoming lights distort quality dry cleaner, laundry in reweaving, dry cleaning, real task to think of something them. Spot checks are run to service or a tailor. In custom made suits, pants and Ssafojod. Quality Memorials different to give as a gift and if Rail Roadbeds Sad IRON see if windshields are safe as Manchester, Luca's Laun coaTs; plus all types of this is the case, stop in at the Over SO Years* Experience far as visibility is concerned dromat and Tailor Shop is the alterations and professional CHOICE VARIETY White Glass Co., 31 Bissell St., SCRAP METAL but more important, you might answer to these services. It is So bad is the deterioration of tracks with unassailable logic, well- Call 649.5807 and think in terms of glass. conveniently located at 176 services on mens, womens and be injured because of poor Qualify and PAPER Glass is so versatile; it is the Spruce St., just around the cor- childrens clothes, and roadbeds on the nation’s railroads maintained track and roadbed is ab- A, AIMETIl, Prop. visibility and distortion. 731 PARKER ST, one thing that can fit into any ner from Oak St.-almost next today’s inflationary Seafood — solutely essential. Another item that would be a SE^ US FOR: that the ride quality of several Am- Tel, OIS-BISS or M3-S870 Harrison St, Manchester home, whatever its decor, to the Nathan Hal School. economy, you will be pleased to •i Aluminum Roll Up boon daring storms is the 43 OAK STREET NARP has announced a cam paign to^ modern, contemporary or with Aw nlnft trak routes has declined to the point installation of glass ventilators The business is divided into '‘"“w TEL. 649-9037 your most prized antique three sections; (l)l(Poly-aean tailoring work are most fair. • Door Canopleo seek ‘‘vast improvements” in railroad that protect against storms, where “almos.t the only people who STEVENSON furniture. Mirrors are always (R) Cleaners, (2) Laundromat ^ y Addabbo is a master tailor • Storm Doon Wild Flowers Of Connecticut — Iris. (I%oto by Sylvian Ofiara) lets in plenty of air and do not o'ConiblnuUon Window! will ride trains are pass holders, track and roadbed and calls on the welcome; they add beauty to with over ten years experience. MERCURY BROS. darken your bedrooms. These and (3) Tailor Shop. The Mancheiter Awning any room and in rooms that are convenient hours are 7 a.m. to Should you wish your dry In railroad enthusiasts and those with an government to require all railroads to are very easy to install; you can A lin ed 195 WEST CENTER ST. Travel Agency m ] HXXON odd sized or somewhat small, 10 p.m., seven days a week, for cleaning (which is done next do it yourself or someone froir Stock Tolephone 649-8091 absolute mental or physical aversion maintain their main lines to standards £46-2756 405 Main street they add a sense of space and toe Laundromat. door in the laundromat) White Glass Co. will be hap[. EilabUihed 1940 toward air travel.” sufficient for smooth, dependable Manchester airiness. Of course, when you Luca’s features the finest in pressed, Mr. Addabbo will do The Innocent ’ NO SERVICE Phone 649-5533 to do the work for you. Be sur, that for you at a slight charge. operation. see the AID Service Emblem of, equipment; Maytag Washers, BRAKE 9 And presumably one other category Inside CHARGE • Tune-ups to take accurate measurements ^ J Upholstery the P.P.G. Industries, thqt is Hoyt Dryers and RCA Or better yet, he will do your • General Automotive if you do the work yourself and — members of the National Associa If tracks were in good enough shape RESERVATIONS FOR displayed at the White Glass Whirlpool Cleaners. As busy as entire dry cleaning and P and IVI Shop Repairs on All they will cut it to your SHOES RK-UPHOLSTERINO •HOTELS Co., you know that you are Spruce St. is, there is pressing. Don't worry if you get tion of Railroad Passengers whose that freight trains could move at 60 Bystander ^ American Cart specifications. As a matter of AND • MODERN FURNITURE •AIRLINES getting the finest glass that a rip, tear or burn in your • We give SAH Green fact, glass ventilators are convenient off-street parking in imd ANTIQUES chairman, Anthony Haswell, made m.p.h., the association notes, then •STEAMSHIPS money can buy: the large amesited parking lot clothing. Luca’s reweaving and • ( 'iinIo iii Fiinilliirr Report Stamps wonderful the year around, DSC passenger trains could be operated at 627 MIINST.. MANCHESTER Motorists know that — which is well lighted for night mending will make it Iqok like ami .Sllpoover* the above charge at NARP’s annual Art Hoppe summer or winter. S|i<'('lallziiiK in Hand Tnlllnx wherever this emblem is dis customers. Should you come to new again. The tailor shop PADS meeting a few weeks ago. 80. 'This could be increased to 90 or 100 To cut down on the cleanup Made To Order Rowland Evans and Robert Novak played, the'work is done quickly the Laundromat and forget hours are different froth the Complefp Selection of YOUR work in your bathroom, how He cited a number of important with improved locomotives with a Soaks The Rich and efficiently and by skilled your quarters, don’t worry. Laundromat hours. They are 8 Materials MEMORIAL COMPLETE about having a glass tub “Wait a minute, I won’t pay a and fully trained men in the art Luca’s has a m'achine which a.m. to 6 p.m. daily; Thursday FREE ESTIMATES routes — Chicago-Louisville, Chicago- ‘‘feather touch” on the track. Our President is constantly enclosure installed. Glass Lower Level ol the Parkade nickel over 77 per cent for 77 NATO Imperilled CORNER STORE PET CENTER of glass installation. They use makes quarter change from night till 9 p.m. So remember, American accused of being over-friendly shower stalls are worth their 610-6.774 New Orleans, Chicago-Denver — that It is interesting that at a time when per cent of the land.” • Party Goods, Mc^ssines Cjnjries- Parjketts ^ only the latest and best your dollar bills. Dry cleaning be it washing, dry cleaning, and Mon., Tiles.. 0 8; Wed., to the wealthy. Nonsense. Take weight in gold when it comes to “Golly, you sure drive a hhrd s Groceries, Cold Cuts Tropical Fish - TurUes techniques in modem auto glass takes about 50 minutes, while reweaving, mending or com Foreign Tliiirs., I'rl. 0 0; Sat. 0-5 are plagued by stretches with ‘‘slow tracks and road-beds are in a sad and the Great San, Clemente White BRUSSELS — ’The dangers troops in Europe. ’The others massive U.S. withdrawal, Himsiers - Gerbils keeping the bathroom dry. If bargain, Lapanapple. But • Fruits—Vegetables installation and you are always your laundry takes about 30 plete tailoring service plus worsening state there is growing talk House Deal. ^ Mr. facing the 24-Year-old NA’TO want no part of it, and German dominate them politically. Miied Breed Puppies the man of the-house is handy, orders” limiting trains to speeds of 30 you win. Sign here.” 0 Greeting Cards sure of the utmost in minutes. Your time passes custommade clothes its Luca's After two-and-a-half years, military alliance can be seen in officials say a greater burden In response, the smaller Aquarium Accessories, etc he can install these himself, or of having the gov^nment take over We Depend On You , , Our Own Special Blended satisfaction with all work done pleasantly while you are Laundromat and Tailor Shop at MANCHESTER miles an hour or less. Mr. Nixon’s aides have finally “Which 77 per cent of the the failure so far of a quiet for them is politically impossi NATO partners seem tired of You Can Depend On Us! if you prefer, for a moderate * Pet Foods here. waiting. FM music plus the 176 Spruce St. GLASS Passenger train schedules over the railroads’ rights-of-way (and the figured out an ^ made public mansion is mine?” quest by Gen. Andrew J. Good- ble. military preparedness. Den sum, the White Glass Co. will AUTO PARTS s For ,\uto WhulshlsMs Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER The White Glass Co., does latest magazines and papers how he brought the San “As luck would have it, Mr. paster, U.S. commander-in The result: deepening apr mark is reducing its troop com send a man to do the work for Should you have any these routes are significantly slower responsibility for maintaining them) tm Midnight work for insurance companies are at your disposal. s For Store Fronts snd Clemente White House with the Panalnab, the mansion happens chief for Europe, for monetary prehension at NATO’s mitment. Belgium wants to cut PET CENTER you. Once installed you will questions or problems, please nil slirs nl windows 9M«PLESt. MANCHESTE6 and in order to do this they Luca’s Tailor Shop has a than in years past. In some cases, far as a solution to the railroads’ troubles help of New York tycoon to be on my 23 per cent. But, help to keep American troops in sprawling headquarters here. the length of service for con 853 MAIN 8T. 646 0263 wonder how you got along feel free to call Mr. Addabbo at tailor from the old school run- 643-7757. OPEN s For Table Tops Robert Abplanalp. don’t worry, to increase proper Europe. Although the ambassadors to scripts. Canada’s troop con must come up to the rigid without them. slower. that does not go as far as outright standards set by these com SAT. to 1 P./Vl. What they haven’t yet made ty values I’m spending more Go^paster, NATO supreme NATO contend the alliance is tribution, though very high in Glass is used in so many OPEN B A.M. tu 5 P.M. nationalization. panies. Should you need the .SATI'RUAY R A.M.-NOON Because of track conditions, much public is how Mr. Nixon sold than 8100,000 in public funds for commander, is asking Euro imperishable after contributing quality, is very small. SEE u s FOR QUALITY ways. It covers tables and of the money spent on Amtrak is ac- Should this happen, both railroads Mr. Abplanalp on the deal. national security — such as pean members of NATO for to a generation of un One astute Western diplomat TAILORING glass replaced in your car win- protects them aeainst stains llT A R GA*ElC*V J. A. WHITE l J -U Actually, Mr. Abplanalp building an 'eight-foot wall much more help in easing the precedented European peace, here observed that the European dow or windshield, this is the Eburns iand L scratches, ait i!is ideal -By CLAY R. POLLAN- tually wasted, Haswell asserted. If and erstwhile railroad passengers place to conje. ^ ASIIS^ LlIRA GLASS CO.. INC. answered one of those ads: ‘‘be around all 26 acres, erecting chronic U.S. balance-of- they are disturbed by the con NATO nations were fielding CUSTOM for your vanity in the bedroom y i Your Daily AcIMIy Guids S in . 11 Much driving is. done after 31 Blnsril SI. — Tel. fl4t-T3M rail passenger service is to attract would be on the same side for a our guest to inspect San three gazebos and installing payments deficit, over $2 billion trast between the present over 400 divisions in 1939 on the MADE A Sarvica or bathroom. For beauty and as l» According to Ihs Sion. ocf. 11 Clemente Sunny Acres. Free electric heating in the house.” eve of World War II but can SUITS dark and if your car’s ^ 1-13-26-34 To develop messoge for Sunday, patronage in competition with other change: They could both blame Uncle a year of which results from military exertions of West and Of a work saver, think Glass. 7-19-24-37(^ transportation on Air Force “’That’s national security?” barely scrape up 40 divisions For Ladies and Gentlemen windshield is pitted from fine ^5 a 61 -82-88 read words corresponding to numbers 48-59-71 ^' ■ NATO costs. To avoid the East. Sincerity If you need the screen wire of your Zodiac birth sign. modes of transportation, he added Sam for the bumps. Once. Free glass of cham- “Isn’t everything these days? today. “Western Europe is a Alterations — Cleaning'i M flying particles thrown against ^TAUSUS SCORPIO odium of 300,000 American The Soviet Union, while replaced in your window AM. 10 1 You 31 Todoy 61 Connot Reuben Plen’s paigne. Low down! E-Z Who wants a cold President? monster,” he explains. “It has Repairs Where Personal *j; it by passing cars it might be 2 Sow 32 Lines 62 To OCT. 2 J ( ‘ troops in Europe labelled as talking detente, is methodically screens or doors, let White I V*? MAir 10 Consideration i wise to have it replaced. After a 3 If 33 Unique 63 Todoy NOK. When Quality Is Terms!” Nor can we afford a red Presi mercenaries, the U.S. seeks no continuing its qualitative build a wonderful stomach and MANCHESTER Glass Co. do it now, then it will C N l 1-21-32-43 4 A 34 With 64 Self- Texaco Sfafion j while these fine pits and 35 Only 65 To 3-2^30-414 Important In Your He was met at the gate by dent. So, for national security, direct budgetary aid but wants up of aircraft and armor in Cen digestive apparatus but no Is A Tradition be ready for you. For the best in E>>46-68-ei-90 5 There's TAILOR SHOP scratches blend into a maze 6 You'll 36 But 66 Display [5S-72-84-89I 381 Main Street 0 Selection of Art Mr. Nixon, who .Was wearing I’ve include a shade-providing balance-of-payments relief — tral Europe. Some 1,500 new muscle,” no arms and no legs. 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 400 Mam Street glass installation, depend upon GIMINI 7 Don't 37 Allow 67 Competition fAGITTASIUS that cuts down on your visibili- B it's 38 Suits 68 And & F ra m in g dark glasses, a sharkskin salt cabana on the beach, which yon perhaps by transferring dollar Soviet tanks (T-62s improved It is totally oriented to con the White Glass Co. NOY. It y • Phone 643-9149 ^Federal Spending Clock^ FREE PARKING J ty, particularly so at night when 9 Tokes 39 Spiritual 69 Soil and blue suede shoes. can visit any time.” versions that some call the T- sumption.” June 10 10 Get 40 To 70 Storter Die. 11 M l Burr ('orners. Manchester holdings of Western European i i Hydramatlc Transmission “Welcome to San Clemente “Holy moley, what a great governments to non-military 63) haVe bebn brought into Cen Nor have the European fSl0^18-31-42 11 Open 41 Start 71 Rule 2-12-23-35^1^ Nrsl inCaldur For the first time in history, the government has just dropped anpther V Hy'51-64-70 12 Your 42 Be 72 Work 47-58-^ Repairing Sunny Acres, Mr. Applenap,” deal! I’ll sign.” programs in place of U.S. aid. tral Europe to replace the T- military establishments shown 13 Con 43 Write 73 Your CANCIK CASSICOSN rate the government spends money is million smackeroos. said Mr. Nixon heartily. “And “Any time you can get over Such transfers might deflate much interest in U.S. attempts Grooming! U A 44 Move 74 Toke All Work Ouaranteed 54s, which are not being 2' 15 Be 45 Your 75 Know-how Die. 21 Texaco Lubrication Service her is your glass of free cham the eight-foot wall. But let me isolationists in the U.S. Senate, to save billions of dollars by TOURAINE FOR 16Doy 46 Read 76 The being clocked, literally, by a ‘‘Federal The “beep,” incidentally, goes off returned to Russia but kept on &^JULY 11 JAN. I* FINEQUALliy Wo Olve UyH' Orern Stamps pagne at no cost or obligation.” say. Bob, you’re just the kind of now gaining strength against a standardizing equipment (as POODLES IZExtro 47 In 77 Leod Spending Clock” located in the standby status. Particuiarly ■>) 9-17-28-10 18 Going 48 Feor 78 Prevoils 4-16-27-38iQ about 700 times a day. By the end of ‘‘Abplanalp,” said Mr. good neighbor we were looking Watergate-weakened President the Warsaw Pact nations have AND ILL ly52-57-47 19 Fret 49 Reiulls 79 Your 45-;5680-85^ DIAMONDS N heavy tank concentrations have PAINTS Abplanalp. “ But I’m interested for.” done). “I would measure our BREEDS 20 Your 50 You 80 And AQUAKIUI From national headquarters of the Chamber the current, fiscal year, the rapidly Nixon for unilateral U.S. troop poured into Hungary, which ItO 21 Education 51 A 81 Study in s the low down payment and Well, you can’t help enjoying progress in millimeters,” a ; JULY 11 JAN. 10 of Commerce of the United States. withdrawals. They would then Moscow contends is not in Cen FOR BEST RESULTS 875-7624 22 Your 52 Outstrip 82 Really t changing* digital figures on top pf the easy terms.” our President fleecing a smart^ senior U.S. official told us. HOURS 9-5 M l L aUG.22 23 Seeds 53 Quolity 83 Stor i l l . 14,/ BRAY’S be deprived of their potent tral Europe and therefore not 24 Or 54 Chonce 84 Try VEST Every 1.2 seconds a dial indicates clock will have registered a total of “I’m glad you asked that tycoon like that. But poor Mr.' monetary argument. Tbus, it is Moreover, high-ranking BY APPOINTMENT 25 Pleosed 55 Doesn't 85 Chorm 8-22-44-63^5. •expert Watch Repairing subject to the Vienna 56 Personolity 86 Efforts 174-76-77 question, Mr. Aplanapla,” said Abplanalp. Imagine him going European officers do not really PAUL’S STUD SERVICE FOR- 26 Run •fine Selection of Gifts ILL the expenditure of another $10,000, the some $250 billion. of great concern that the negotiations on mutual troop 27 Thot 57 Stiff 87 Trends riscis Mr. Nixon. “Please inspect his home and trying to explain to accept the NATO doctrine of VIRGO 28 Energy 58 Fertile 88 Hide For All Occasions - package; response to Goodpaster has reductions. Paint A Craft Center Poodles, Toys & Miniatures HI. If average annual income of an Meanwhile, over at the Census beautiful 38-room mansion his wife how come he was “flexible response” — that is, 29 Mystic 59 To 89 Again •longine, Bulova STORE been so'negative. No Western diplomat con 615 MAIN STREET SUDS & SCISSORS 30 First 60 Of 90 Longuoges MAR. 1 0 ' ^ Wittnauer and Caravelle American family. Every 12.6 seconds which can be had for absolutely snookered out of $1,249,(XXI for . potentially responding to Soviet 6/10 Bureau, there’s another clock that As we reported from Bonn. cludes from this that the POST RD. PIA2A - Rl. 30 G n 6-15-25-34 .5-14-29-39#' .MANCHESTKR nothing down.” 20.1 barren acres. And he didn’t attack by either conventional or Tel. 649-0300 )Good (^Advcrte Q^Neutral Watches Western European leaders are Soviets plan to assault Western VERNON .» ’49-60-79-86 5382-8iB7^ I'ARKADK a light flashes, indicating thTspending records the arrival every few seconds even ask about schools or bus 737 Main S I. Manchester “Gosh,” said Mr. Abplanalp, frantic at the thought of a nuclear means. They believe of another $100,000. And every two Europe. But some diplomats do ’ PHONE 643-5617 FULL SELECTION OF of one more citizen who will spend “it must be worth more than stops. major U.S. withdrawal. Yet, believe the Kremlin’s ar only a nuclear deterrent is In fact, all he got out of it was IMPORTED , minutes and six seconds, a "beep” is half a million easy. You mean I they do nothing to prevent it. maments programs are in credible, meaning that U.s. BA most of his lifetime making'the other the President now calls him ANFJ can get it for no money down at Only West Germany now con tended to overawe the NATO troops must be pre^nt as the DON WILLIS heard, signaling that the federal clock run. all?” Bob. . trip-wire for the U.S. nuclear By PHIL PASTORET DOMESTIC tributes economically to U.S. nations and, combined with a “No, Mr. Planalpba,” said arsenal. That thinking puts con WINES GARAGE „ . . • 1 » One of the hardest jobs to ( Mr. Nixon. “Lean.” siderably less premium on the H* Foreign Car Repairs Pop machine jackpot, gct'gjyg up jg doing nothing. . “Haven’t you got that Europeans keeping up their 18 Main St„ Tel. 649-4531 ting the pop, the ice, and ^ f ^ ^ ^ «> i LIQUORS Today in History backwards?” said Abplanalp. troop commitments. • MR. STEAK • breath you save may be your the cup all at one time, in - pl u s- 244 Center Street Fight Pollution! The grass is always h ar vest HILL “Not at all,” said Mr. Nixon. On top of all this, Europe has Specializing in Every car owner can do plenty own! the right order. greener on the other side y “You see, what we’re primarily felt neglected by the Nixon ad Manchester • 646-1995 United Sports Car Repair, Inc. DISCOVERY Today is Saturday, June 9, the na ended after dealing with the Japan announced final agree BRAKE SERVICE right now to fight polution! The of the fence; but then our interested in as subdividers is Capital Fare ministration. Accordingly, OPEN 7 DAYS 11 to 9 on Rt. 83, Talcottville, has ex Why does someone al SOCIETY FOR CATS neighbor spends a lot BRANDS^ 160th day of 1973. 'There are 205 territorial and governmental ment on terms for the return of Specializing in EI.S.D.A. key word is “ maintenance.” good neighbors. And as my good NATO diplomats welcomed Front End Alignment perienced men ready to serve you ways depress the “close" of money on fertilizer. KillVns Small Animals days left in the year. problems resulting from the Choice Steaks and Every car needs periodic Okihawa to Japan. neighbors, I’n) going to allow both the assignment of White and'your car. They.offer com button just when you’re Boaidinj A PlacemenI MA.STER CHARGE Today’s highlight in history;. Napoleonic wars. Andrew Tally General Repair Work Fresh Sea Food maintenance to insure proper in the elevator doorway? Ten years ago: The Urban House counselor Donald Adoplion A Oispjsal Cenlet ■PER.SONAL CHARGE On this date in the year 68, In 1940, Norway’s army sur you to loan me f626,000 to cover performance on the highways — plete tuneups, brake work, elec League offered a broad plan to the 1420,000 down payment on Rumsfeld to fill the A.S. am trical repairs, muffler repairs, ROUI183 VERNONJ ACC.-OUNTjS INVITEP the Roman Emperor Nero com rendered to the Nazis in World close the gap between whites this has always been required. bassadorship to NATO, virtual transmission rebuilding and 87S.0052 t e l . 649-0448 mitted suicide. War II. these 26 sunny acres.” Now, all car owners may do their and blacks and avert racial Vote Against Censorship ly empty the last (wo years, and erignp overhauls on all imported On this date- + In 1967, Gamjl Adel Nasser “We will be, Mr. Napalblap. But A Painting Problem? We’ll Help! bit to fight pollution by properly violence. Because if you qualify. I’m Dr. Henry Kissinger’s call for a cars. In 1800, the Austrians were resigned as president of Egypt Service still means something to us—and sei-vice maintaining his car. Charles M. F.(ve years ago: Striking going to sell you 77 per cent of ment of those issues to private spectrum always seem to have “New Atlantic (Charter.” If you own a foreign car you defeated by the French in the after his country was defeated students iiTYugoslavia rejected enough dough to buy newspaper means spending enough time t'ith you to help you Heinen, chief engineer for emis TAVI these 26 acres for only 82 per WASHINGTON - Rising individuals who are not accoun But Kissinger’s speech, should be having it serviced by If the joker’s wild, don’t! Battle of Montebello in Italy. in a six-day war with Israel. Communist party proposals to space or air time to dis select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan sion control and chemical EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN CARS cent of the $1.5 million they above the hysteria in some tably unless they commit libel. irritating Europeans by linking the experienced men at United Police are apt to frown let him into the game.\^ In 1815, the (Congress of Vien In 1971, the United States and ning. See us for paint and service when you phan your development, Chrysler Corp., end their walkout. cost.” quarters, which demands that a Predictably, Justice William seminate their ideological trade, monetary and military on people taking taxis. next project. puts it this way.... Sports Car Repair, Inc. on Rt. 83, The ff How who drinks UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, Inc. captive public be subjected to Brennan Jr., and Thurgood madnesses, ’fthis, as Burger matters, scarcely solved Talcottville — next to Vittner's the ravings of any lunatic world Marshall came up yrith another noted, unfettered access to "Every vehicle needs periodic Pioneering, '73: having any . given amount seldom Kt, H.'J, Vernon, Conn,' NATO's deepening problems. maintenance to insure high stan Garden Center, to use a hand can opener buys. Phone 616-448.') savior? the Supreme Court has of their silly dissents. The broadcast time might allow More important, it was To serve the tri-city better, ruled by 7 to 2 that radio and court’s ruling, they wrote, “the views of the affluent to dards of emission* control perfor when the electric breaks - Ot *' 0 I ’uFbRGIVE'ltwTttTIME drowned out—even in Brussels mance. One fouled spark plug can United Sports Car Repair, Inc. down. E.STIMATE.S ON ALL MAKE.S television stations may refuse “reverses traditional First prevail over those of others....” — by the Watergate clamor. E /lJohnson PAINT CQ announces that they have been They should sic Ralph 9 increase pollutant emissions by to sell time to groups or in Amendment priorities” by God knows the rich already Longest flight time on Nader on the people who ICASTROL OILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS fcecAuse lUs s o close* ^ Here as elsewhefe, Mr. Nixon 723 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 10 to 15 times. One spark plug appointed Benelli dealers. They record is held by the boss— dividuals wishing to air con giving fewer access rights to have too much of a leg up on the cannot fully confront crucial have in stock the latest models of put stale peanuts tn-candy VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT troversial views. persons with a political poor when it comes to selling BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK misfiring may double the output he's up in the air all the bars. questions while he is trying to of hydrocarbons. A carburetor set Benelli motor bikes and mini time. SUMMER V4C/1T/0A/]^ / In effect, the ruling was a message than to those with a their self-serving opinions. I do "Next to Vitfner’.s Garden Center” save his very presidency. Your independent too rich an air/fuel mixture can bikes, and offer service to all vote against censorship. As commercial message. not wish the time to come when P increase carbon monoxide by 50 Benelli owners in the area. INTERIOR DECORATING 1 DAY CARRY ^ Chief Justice Warren Burger What absolute drive. Radio a broadcast station is required Also, on Rt 83, Talcottville you IN SERVICE ej r n \ c /' noted, the idea of letting and TV commercials are often by law to make air time per cent or more.” A complete tuneup of your car will find United Citgo' Service' Factory Trained everyone be his own broad offensive, illiterate and, recent available to some well-heeled dealer. Station offering service on all benefits you in at least two ways. ' ’ I caster would unduly restrict ly, even subtly prurient. But neo-Nazi outfit or a Communist Tachniclana! A properly tuned and maintained American cars, Tuneups, tires, day-to-day editorial decisions of they do not take a stand on con conspiracy financed by one of car will give y#u the service you batteries, mufflers and electrical TYPEWRITERS broadcast stations by removing troversial issues involving what those foolish billionaires with H e r a ld want, and fights pollution. The repairs, , “journalist discretion.” He was Brennan and Marshall call which the country seems to Y e s te r d a y s TV AODiNG MACMNES saying that the broadcast “war, peace, pollution or the abound. CUSTOM INSTALLED M Makes and Madeb! m ^ ia no less than the nation’s suffering of the poor.” Ad In fact, the issue is not one Mm Service on M newspapers are entitled to the mittedly, some of the products between radical and reac ALUMINUM SIDING Portable Appliances, First Amendment's freedom commercials seek to sell are in tionary. It involves the First 25 Years Ago ' 8 ERRIES WINDUWS - GUnERS I Vacuum Cleaners, from government regulation. ferior and, in the patent Amendment’s guarantee of a Manchester Barbers Associa T. MANCHESTER, CONN. Shavers, Toasters, H c 'O medicine field, more than oc tion announces that effective Just as important. Burger free press, which now covers WALL-TU-WALL CARPETING ’ etc. spoke to the matter of accoun casionally harmful to the the broadcast media. That June 14 haircuts will cost 85 HOME OF^AMOUS BRANDS... •hotpoint «maytag *igidaire •zenith tability. Both newspapers and public’s health. But they dp not guarantee gives newspapers cents and shaves 50 cents due to WALLPAPCR SH AD ES. APPLIANCE •rca *panasonic *westinghouse *hotpoint broadcast stations are accoun seek to influence the vote or the and broadcast stations the right an increase in costs of rent, Next to Stop DRAPERIES ■ FRAMirdO SERVICENTER 46 West Center St„ Manchester, and •stereos *dishwashers *radios *tvs *dryers «etc. PAINT CARPETS •” table for what they publish or political state of mind of their to'edit their output by selection supplies and labor. v tn i a n d S h o p 707 Main S t. Manchester Route 83, Vernon put on the air. Permitting any audiences. of the material to be contained Open Eves, till 9 P.M. at the Parkade Phone 643 9S6i 643-7577 TELEVISION nut to buy time, said Burger, On the other hand, forcing in that output. Absolute free 10 Years Ago PAUL LAND OPQI Mt-SAT. 8JO-5:30 “would be a further erosion of broadcasters to sell time for access to air time would in This date was a Sunday; The OPBI TmSMYS ’H * PJl the journalistic discretion of the expression of editorial fringe this right by forcing the Herald did not publish. Q a .tv opinions might well imperil the D^ys broadcasters in the coverage of editor to print or broadcast public issues” in that it would Republic’s safety. Extremists material offensive to his transfer control over the treat at both ends of the political editorial judgment. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, anchester, Conn., Sat., June 9, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE
WE WON 41-40! I SOT A FBEUN' IM WAITIN' FOR HIM T O FINISH HIS CHOV, BUT ■~ANO SO, BROTHER OWLS, SAM AND T you B R O U G H T IN HE'S SCARED TO DEATH I'LL <30 OUT WITHOUT AGOEED TO l e t you HAVE FIRST ' 7H' WINNIN' RUN HIM.' WHEN 1 MADETKMISnrAltE OF PLrmN’My ') CHIliNCE AT OUR RACING STOCK' 1 HAND ON TH' DOOHKNOB.HE STARTED OVER Area Churches SAM'S FIRST VICTORY RETURNS WITH A HEAP- WITH HIS MOUTH STUFFED FULL--AN'THATS Local Churches v • ; FIRST SUIPE AS f a r a s h e GOT BEFORE ITDOK NN HAND. YOUR MONEV- -EVERYTHING ELSEy IN T' HOM E OFF TH' K.NO0AM' IS CLEAR PROFIT.' <0 PLATE! ^ STEPPED BACK/ Center Congregational I ? 'I nge First Cliurcli of Christ Bolton Congregational Taleottville Church , Lutheran Church Church Unitarian Fellowship Scientist Congregational Chureh of Glastonbury THINK OF THOSE United Church of Christ (Missouri Synod) ^ Ito n Cetil« Rd. 447 N. Main St. United Chureh of Christ Academy Junior High PEOPLE OF NARROW 11 Center St. Cooper and High Sts. Rev”. J. Stanton Conover Rev. Kenneth E. Knox VISION WHO LAUGHED Rev. Lyman G. Farrar Minister Main St., Glastonbury AT THE FIRST Rev. Charles W. Kuhl 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun Pastor TELEPHONE AND Rev. Winthrop Nelson Pastor day School and child care. “God 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery t f HOOTED AT THE Co-Pastors 10:30 a.m.. Children's Day. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service WRIGHT BROTHERS the only Cause and Creator." is and School. 9 a.m., Divine Worship with Worship Service by members of and Sunday School. Children’s .c ifO »r Him »m M( the subject of the lesson- mSsL 9:15 a.m., Worship Service. Holy Communion. sermon. The Golden TexI the Church School. Day — worship led by Sunday Sermon "With One Mind.” Holy 10:15a.m., Sunday School and Isaiah 46:9. School. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD Communion, Confirmation. Youth Forum. Noon, Sunday School oicnic St. John's The Christian Science li- ' Learning Community, 10:10 to 11:30 a.m., Grade 6 llhion Congregational Episropal Church I'VE GOT VOUR WHOLE STATEMENT, Reading Room, 968 Main St., is on the church grounds. Nursery through Grade 6. and 8 Youth Instruction. .I.W- Chureh Rt. 30, Vernon W EU SOON FIND TARNISH-EXCEPT FOR ONE DETAIL— open to the public, except on Rev. Robert H. Wellner, I WONDER WHO THE 'S OUT.' TARNISH THE IDENTITV OF THE PERSON WHO 10:15 a.m., Coffee Rockville United Methodist Chureh r> holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rector -MISTBR BIG" IS, tVHO] IS GIVING HIS ilD you TO FRAME THE JUDGE' Fellowship, Woodruff Hall. Si John's Polish National Monday through Friday and Rev. Paul J. Bowman Rt. 44A, Bolton MASTER MINDED THE j STATEMENT , 11:15 a.m., Worship Service. Catholic Church Pastor FRAME-UP/ TO THE D. A.I ^ ^ E R E from 7 to 9 p.m. on first 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. '/ WILL THEY Sermon: "With One Mind." Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Thursday of each month. Rev. Lyman D. Reed Rev. David M. Campbell I S E T THE ' Holy Communion. Pastor Associate Minister Pastor 10 a.m.. Family Service and y m o n e y ? Church School. 1 Calvary Church 4 171 M nU lx . r M THE WAITINe GAME S-4 Emanuel Lutheran Church 9 a.m., Mass, English. (Assemlilies of God) 10:25 a.m.. Coffee and Chestnut and Church Sts. 10:30 a.m., Mass. English and ' 647 E. Middle Tpke. 8:30 a.m.. All church school Conversation. Rev. C. Henry Anderson St. Matthew's Church Polish. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson children and their teachers are 10:45 a.m.. United Methodist Rev..Ronald J. Fournier Student Day. Nursery Tolland S H O R T RIBS f r a n k Pastor to meet at the church for'the BY O’NEAL Co-Pastors St. Bartholomew's Church provided: Infant through Grade Rev. J. Clifford Curtin Children’s Day Service. Pastor I Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 10 a.m., Sunday School, 9 a.m.. Worship Service led 2. A 6TBA|t PIMNCP? Ade. 9 and 10:45 a.iti.. Divine WELL,-mgM, plP YOU classes for adults and children. by members of the Church Saturday, Masses at S and 7 c'MCHSHeiziRv I'll VOL) KIDDIH& ME? fo5 TiAe Panic? Worship. Cherub Choir will sing Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Nursery care for the little one. VOU ASfgAlCpiNNe^ School. Baptism of children. p.m. nope V at first service, and the Junior Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 11 a.m.. Service of Worship 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.. All Church St. Peter's Choir at 10:45. Infant-Toddler Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER and 11, 11:30 a.m. and Bible preaching, Picnic at Del-Aire Recreation Episcopal Church 7 Nursery. Coffee Feilowhip in Sand Hill Road and 11:45 a.m. 7 p.m.. Final Service of the Area in Tolland. HEY.'O Luther Hall between services. United Pentecostal Churcli Prophetic-Pentecost Crusade South Windsor T O U ' 8:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Final 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Standish Macintosh, S P R A Y E D with Evangelist Bob W E E D Session of Church School. Robert Baker Lundstrom, preaching. Interim Vicar St. Maurice's Church K I L L E R Pastor Bolton Second Congregational O N M V Trinity Covenant Church 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu Rev. Robert W. Cronin c i g a r I'nilnrian I niversalist Chureh 302 Hackmatack St. 10 a.m., Sunday School. nion. Pastor Society Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. Norman Swensen, 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 481 Spring St. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold Pastor The Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Minister p.m. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Minister Messiah Evangelical 9:30 a.m.. Opening of Sunday Full Gospel Christian Lutheran Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15, 10 a m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m. School and Senior High Class, Fellowship 10:30 a.m.. Program. The (Wisconsin Synod) _L Keeney St. School. Interdenominational 300 Buckland Rd. I SAV IT 'S ■ O.KC.-PON'T t a k e 1 Rev. Mr. Westwood will pre n r i — r _____j : 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service. Orange Hall South Windsor MV WORD FOR ' sent his thoughts on “Long, FLAT/ The “For Heaven’s Sake” Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Sacred Heart Church t mi >, MIA. I,, TJ4 At 1/1 r« OM.----r IT... As k Long-Range Plans for TNOSB gospel team will present a con Pastor Unitarianism-Universalism in Gilead Congregational Pastor Rt. 30 Vernon cert. Church. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor BY ART SANSOM GxLiVe! Northeastern Connecticut, 1984- 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study 2000.” Nursery, Church School. Hebron 9 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Edward Konopka !l> The Salvation Army, and open discussion. Sunday Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 661 Main St. School. Pastor Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Maj. and Mrs. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser St. James Cliureh St. George's Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Lawrence J. Beadle vice. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Episcopal Church 10:30 a.m. and noon. Commanding Officers Pastor Nursery provided. The Rev. Rt. 44A, Bolton Rev. Daniel J. Karpiey Mr. Kelsey preaching. Sermon The Rev. John F. Flora III 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Church of Jesus Christ of Rev. Eugene Charman topic: "The Spirit that Lives in Vicar Cr*— =■ St. Margaret Mary's Church HARLEM Classes for all ages. Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Us.” Wapping (' 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. Saturday, Masses .at 5 and 8 and 10:15 a.m.. Holy Com fiatstrotteps! 7:30 p.m. Rev. William McGrath O Major Beadle will speak on Terryl E. Draney, Bishop munion. Nursery provided. STA i Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Rev. Joseph Schick "Peter’s Sermon on the Day of Co-Pastors Pentecost.” 9 a.m.. Priesthood. 10:30 a.m. and noon. Rev. Edward S. Pepin First Congregational First Congregational Chureh MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Chureh Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 South United Classes for all ages. Hebron Rev. John A. Lacey p.m. Methodist Church 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Cliureh of the Assumption Pastor Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. Minister LET THIS BE < Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 1226 Main St. Church of the Assumption Pastor Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew and 11:30 a.m. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI REMINDER/. Rev. Dr. (Jeorge W. Webb Rev. Edward S. Pepin Assistant Minister Pastor Father Pepin, who has been pastor of the Church of the Rev. Wayne Kendall Assumption since July 1968, observed the 31st anniversary 9:30 a.m<. Worship Service. Rev. Robert W. Wldridge Jr. Gospel Hall Rev. Robert J. Burbank 10 a m.. Worship Service. of his ordination to the priesthood on May 14. Before coin The Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. St. Francis of Assisi Pastors 415 Center St. Sermon topic: "The Spirit that Church School. J Saturday, Masses at 5 and ing to Manchester, he had served at St. Ann’s Church in 673 Ellington Rd. South Windsor 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. •7:30 p.m. Bristol, St. Peter’s Church in New Britain and St. Ann’s Lives in Us.” Nursery Vernon Assemblies of Go 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worship Ser Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Sunday, Masses at 7:30. provided. 51 Old Town Rd. vice. Pentecost with Commu Church in Waterbury. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Rev. Eugene M. Kibride nion. Pastor Webb with the 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. choirs in “’The Winds of God.” Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 7:30 p.m.. Spiritual Growth School for all ages. p.m. Group will meet at 731 Oak St., The Preshyterian Church 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. ■OL 43 Spruce St. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 led by Pastor Kendall. 7 p.m.. Evening Evhngelistic. and 11 a.m. — e Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor, Trinity Lutheran Chureh u Concordia Lutheran Church 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. 40 Pitkin St. Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 St. Mary's Church Rev. Burton D. Strand Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. * Rev. Donald McClean Worship Service. Nursery Rt. 31, Coventry WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Pastor \ / n(r, Rev. F. Bernard Miller provided. Sand 10:30 a.in.. Worship Ser 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Pastor MR.ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIPdEWAY 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, M b vice, Holy Communion. Rev. Paul F. Ramen TAKE "ER DOWN Af! 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. A n o t h e r Church School through Grade 6. POOR WOMTV ]f LOOK HOW H^'S HUNDRED Nursery care for small children Adult Instruction Class. shajS a St. Bridget Church Saturday, Mass al 5:15 p.m. N HASaEAS. j\ SCRATCHIM6 AND FEW OVER T>tlS F5ATHQAAS/ through age 2. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 Rev. John J. Delaney United Congregaliunal SHAKIN6TD SET WAY.'THEV Sound STEACVAS 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, and 10:45 a.m. SHE SO B S / Pastor Rid OP THEM. Nursery care for small Church 0 % DELICIOUS/.' Rev. William J. Stack children. Rite of Confirmation United Church of Christ Rev. William J. Killeen for 12 young adults. Coffee hour Tolland in Kaiser Itoll after the service. Rev. Donald G. Miller St Bernard's Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and Minister . Rockville D ____ ^ ml' Second Congregational 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Rev. John J. White Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and Church 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser Rev. William Schneider 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and 385-N. Main St. vice and Church School. Rev. Anthony Miller VOVES*- noon, school auditorium. -yil Ripseway Rev. Felix M. Davis 11 a.m.. High School Class. 6-9 Minister ^ 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrirn, Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Fellowship. p.m. m Community Baptist Cbureli <« Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, BUZZ SAWYER 10 a.m.. Service of Worship. An American Bapt(sl Church BY ROY CRANE Unitarian Meeting House 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Confirmation Sunday. Sermon: 585 E. Center St. I'LL PUT YOU IN THE TREE BUILT BY WHIT'S 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford .jNcH...CREEFY.' * "Upon the Way.” * Rev. Ondon P. Stairs HOUSE WHERE V4L0RY GRANDFATHER )| | / T Rey. Nathaniel D. Lauriat STAYED. I------V OVER THIS OLD Minister YOU'RE QUITE ^ TD NO CALL TO A GIRL DOESN’T IT'S JUST THAT Y I AVOW WHO'S Church of Christ y (GOOP.'J INDIAN RUIN FULL RIGHT. PUCEY-ER- INJECT A per so nal MIND A LITTLE 1 WAS ABOUT J SEEN TRYING 10:30 a,m.. Worship Service, OF BATS ANP ‘ I MI4E WILDE! MOTE INTO OUR ATTENTION ANP Lydall and Vernon Sts. 9:15 a.m.. Church School for The /ft C oncert Nursery and Worship Church LIZARDS CLIENT-CONSULTANT ADMIRATION FROM Eugene Brewer ail ages. Nursery through Life of Jesus who arc not guilty; because the RELATIONSHIP! Minister §chbo). Bible % 7 Grade 4 continuing during the Avon Ojala of New Zealand Son of Man is Lord Of the Sab service. will present a concert of gospel 9 a.m., Bible Gasses. bath." Speaks 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. music Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: \ -L by Topig: "The Little Killers.’’ at Calvary Church, 647 E. Mid Avery St. "Setting In Order ’Things That Eugene Nursery is provided. dle Tpke. The concert is open tb The Quesfioii about the .SabliaUi ■ Ghrlntian Reformed Church The Man with a Crippled Hand Brewer .Are Waiting.” the public free of charge. 661 Avery St. 6 i>.m.. Worship. Sermon: N&t long al'tcrward Jesus was South Windsor Among evangelicals one “Life — A Responsibility.” St. Mary's Ojala, who uses the organ, Jesus left that place and went to Episcopal Chureh trombone and electric accor- walking through the wheat' lields jrrtTne of their, .synagogues. A man Rev. Peter Mans often hears exclusivism dian during his concerts, has Minister p r a i ^ relative to liberals, ' North United Park and Church Sts. on a Sabbath day. His disciples recently participated in the was there who had a crippled but decried when practiced by Methodist Church Rev. Geroge Nostrand Youth for Christ Convention in were hungry, .so they began to 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. one conservative toward 300 Parker St. Pastor hand. There were some men ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN New York City and the* 11 a.m.. Worship'Service. others. This inconsistency is Rev. Earle R. Custer Rev. Stephen J. White pick heads cit wheat aiid eat the present who wanted to accuse Rev. Ronald Haldeman Assemblies of God Youth 5:40 p.m., Christian Educa predicated upon the assump I W OULDNT w a n t ) t HEN MAYBE WE \ YOU MUST ^ -> Pastor grain. When tiie i’liarisees saw Jesus of wrongdoing; so they tion that the only real TO BET HE DIDN'T.'J BETTER GET OOP ) HAVE READ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Convention in Harrisburg, Pa. tion Classes. BACK HERE,' J WY MIND/ During his visit to the United this, they said to Jesus, "l.ook, it 6'p.m.. Evening Service. prerequisite to justification 9 a.m.. Worship Service? Ser 7:30 ia.m.. The Holy asked him, “Is it against our Law Eucharist, Book of Common States, he'' is performing iiy is against our l,aw tor your disci to cure on the Sabbath?” before God is faith in Jesus as JOHNNY MINK AND > 's o WE'LL LEAVE NOW y 'a l l c o m e BUT AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TRAIL THERE IS mon: "Strings and Chains.” Wapping Community Church the incarnate Son of God, the I HAD A WR0N6 STEER YOU TO VOUR OVER AGIN WHEN Prayer. sacred concerts, church serr 9 ANOTHER ELEMENT OF local ATTITUDE... United Methodist Student Day. ples to do'this on the .Sabbath!" ABOUT A RANKING U.S. vices, camps and radio and Jesus answered, “What if one 1790 Ellington Rd. atonement for sin. Tliis all EDUCATIONAL VO'RE IN THESE HERE, Guest speaker, Wayne Steely, 10 a.m.. Folk Mass with ser- OFFICIAL b e in g IN A EFFORTS PARTS... television programs. Jesus answered, "Have you of you has a sheep and it falls into South Windsor evangelicals hold in common, college student. Nursery for mon by the Rev. Mr. White. Ad PRISON UP HERE ME AN'MY The son of Salvation Army of never read what David did lliat Rev. Harold W. Richardson so that areas of conflict are STEW-PINTS WILL children five-war-old and mission of lay readers. Admis a deep hole on the Sabbath? Will ficers, his interest and training Minister overlooked as inconsequential BE TAKIN' UP younger. sion of young people to' Holy time when he and tiis men were you not take hold of it and lift it KISSIN'SCHOOL Communion. ^ in instrumental music began Rev. R. Stanley Eaton to Christian fellowship. -LIKE USUAL ! when he was a small child. For iiungry? I ie went into tlie liouse of out? And a man is worth much Associate Minister Jesus did tie salvation to the past 10 years, he has been God, and he and his men ate the more than a sheep! So then, our such faith (John 8:24), but he active in Youth for Christ, 9:30 and 11a.m., Worship Ser also conditioned it upon repen bread olfered to God, even though • ‘ >•»’ j- • touring with music groups in » Law does allow us to help some vice and Church School. tance (Luke 13:3), confession I f. it was against' the Law for them (Matt. 10:32), and baptism i« Australia, Ceylon, India and one on the Sabbath.” Then he V f j.V'<' • Nepal. to cat that bread— only the priests said to the man, “Stretch out your (Mark'16:16). Moreover,'he * i, N •, f' Y * ^ , , ' **■ Koekville llapliHl Chureh made acceptable Christian SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER How does T:;' I ■ " BY BILL HOWRILLA were allowed to eat it. Or have hand.” ' 69 Union St. service contingeqtupon obser '-'4 you not read in the La,w of Moses ving ail things he had com f(y!..m 0 o c C hristian Science heal? . He stretched it out, and it bc- Rev. Robert L. LaCounte {^.eessiMNs JiL . V About Town that every Sabbath the priests in caiiic well again, just like the other Pastor manded following initial con YoueCHfiUCBTo ASHOT ' ___ K , version (bjiptism), Matt. A "New England Garden the temple actually break the Sab one. The Pharisees left and made - 0F&R06>, PRfe32|P7roM/ 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 28:19,20. By what right do men ME AMh) COMINB (^J HBe£. B f e s s / S LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Party” will lake place June 16 bath law, yet they are not guilty? plans against Jesus to kill him. Nursery through Adult, in make faith a ground of Come to this Christian Science Lecture ,at the Pierce Memorial Baptist cluding College Career Class. exclusivism, while holding 7 ' t - Y Home in Brooklyn, Conn. > A There is something here, I tell r / 11 a.m.. Worship Service. that a faithless reluctance to chicken barbecue will be served you, greater than the temple. The obey is an insufficient bar to y riiis M.li,ction of Holy Stripliirc coiisislins of First Sunday of each month, "Commitment to the Christ” by Nathaniel R. White from 5 to 7 p.m. Reservations V'ripture says, ‘I do not want ani 12.1-14 m I'oil.iy's EnglKh Version is ii Holy Communion; Second Sun Christian fellowship? a Christian Science Practitioner close Tuesday and may be IVirl of the New fesiiimcnt of our Lord Jcmis day, missionary service. mal sacrifices, but kindness.' If ( hrisl. 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST 8:00 P.M., MONDAY, JUNE 11 made with Mrs. Frank Nursery provided. Glastonbury High School Auditorium Carpenter, 91 Adelaide Rd., or you really knew what this means, lydall and Vernon Street 7 p.m.. Informal evening: Phone: 643-2517 bf Mrs. Orlando Tibbetts, 16 you would not condemn people 'tj Anttric in flibk- service. Nursery provided. Maple St., South Windsor.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. .Innp 9, 1973 _ p a g e Turcotte on Spot NINE Herald Angle Slow Pitch Dick Allen Angered^ By Earl Yost In Belmont Today SoftbaU Lets Bat Do Talking Sports Editor LOS ANGELES (AP) - NEW YORK (AP) — Can you picture seven came in an 18year span that ended Quarterback. Roman Gabriel, SILK CITY NEW YORK (AP) — Dick Allen Was mad. Ooh, was he mad. So back the ^ sto n Red Sox 5-2; the New York Yankees routed the Ron Turcotte, the man on the spot in with Citation. the last inning but by that time his 11-year roller-coaster was Joe Lutz. today’s Belmont Sakes, in short pants, Two dozen base hits rattled Kansas City Royals 8-1; the Detroit Tigers stopped the Oakland Sir Barton had dope it in 1919 when both North MethoiUst had piled up a career with the Los Angeles In fact, you m i^ t say that it was just a mad, mad, mad world barefoot in a mud puddle and \idth a off the bats of Moriarty's last big lead en route to an 18-2 ric- A s 4-1, and the the Milwaukee Brewers trimmed the California Fun in the Clubhouse the Preakness and the Belmont were Rams ending on a bitter note, is at the Cleveland-fHiicago game Friday night. Angels 8-2. pocketful of marbles? shorter than today. n i^ t at Charter Oak as the Gas tory. Sparky Lyle has only been with the New York Yankees a House Gang trampled going to the Philadelphia Allen, who later hit his 15th home run of the year home run to Twins-OrioleB He surely doesn’t remember that after Gallant Fox not only won the Triple The winners were led by Jim Eagles as he wished in return Sportsman Tavern, 20-13. help Chicago defeat Cieveland 5-2 for Wilbur Wood’s 14th victory, Bert Blyleven pitched a twohitter and Danny Walton drilled a short time but he’s already taken charge of the clubhouse noon in June 1948, but it may have been Crown in 1938, but kepNt in the family by LaPenta’s four bits, th r ^ by for two players and three key was involved in a typical baseball rhubarb in the third inning.’ Leading the atUck was Jeff home run, leading Minnesota over Baltimore. Blyleven 7-6 and court. Lyle devised the following fine chart which was ap kust that way, since at the time little Ron siring the next colt to turn the trick, Bob Segal and two each off the draft choices. The White Sox slugger felt that Cleveland’s Milt Wilcox was Morhardt who slammed out loser Dave McNally, 5-7, pitched hitless ball through the'first proved by the players; |1 for each minute late in arriving nie was just out of the first grade and Omaha in 1935. And both had to negotiate bats of Mike Malone and Harold The Rams got All-Pro wide coming uncomfortably close to him with his pitches. waiting for his seventh birthday. four base knocks. Craig Jordan three innings. v. . at the clubhouse, |1 for not being on the field for the first the Belmont on tracks rated less than fast. Steely. Best in defeat were receiver Harold Jackson and “I just stepped out of the box to tell Wilcox to get the ball over .That Was the day that Calumet Farm ’s and Tim C(>ughlin e a ^ added Keith Sheavers and Pete Avery Tigers-A's note of the National Anthem, |1 for talking during the Then came the deluge, with no more reserve running back Tony the plate, as he threw two straight pitches near my ribs,” said Mickey Lolich pitched a sixhitter and Willie Horton drove in Citation became the last Triple Crown than three years passing between War Ad three. The Nffl’s unloaded 10 with two each. Alien. National Anthem, |5 for embarrassing the club and $5 for runs in the third and turned Baker along with the draft two runs with a homer and single to lead Detroit past Oakland. winner before a 25-year period that saw miral’s Triple in 1937 and Citation’s 11 EASTERN picks in the Friday trade that That’s when the Indians started throwing adjectives from the eating in the clubhouse without any clothes on...^seball Turcotte grow only enough to become New play into a rout although the Starting off with six runs in Oakland’s Vida Blue was hammered for nine hits and all the attendance is off at all three Eastern parks, Fenway in years later. cuiminated one of the most bench, claimed Allen. And he threw some back. Tiger runs before leaving in the fifth inning. York’s leading jockey this year. Calumet Farm, jockey Eddie Arcaro Tavern managed to cut the the first frame, Lenox Phar “The Indians were calling me names, ” said Ailen. Boston and Shea and Yankee Stadium in New York, l^ss margin thanks to 10 runs in the publicly aired feuds ever in the Brewers-Angels It also started a 25-year drought when a and the father-son trainer team of the macy went on to trounce the Lutz, a Cleveland coach, charged out of the dugout to challenge last two frames. Eight hits and National Football League. Jerry Bell fired a three-hitter and Johnny Briggs knocked in than 7,000 came to see Hank Aaron and the Braves against half-dozen equine athletes were able to Jones boys got the first of two in 1941 with Jaycees last night, 15-2. Chicago’s big hitter and was promptly thrown out of the game by three errors and 14 batters Also, Los Angeles receives three runs for Milwaukee. Bell, 6-6, allowed only a fiftli-inning the Mets at Shea, a new all-time low...Official major win the Kentucky Derby and the Whirlaway and the most overwhelming Best stickers for Lenox were umpire Bill Kunkel. Meanwhile, Chicago Manager Chuck Tanner marked the MB third frame the Eagles’ top draft choice single to Alan Gallagher until the Angels spoiled his shutout with league baseball scorers are drawing down $40 per game. Preakness, but came up short in the favorite in modem history. Count Fleet, Ken Roback with three hits and had come out of the White Sox dugout to try to cool off Allen. which included homers by Jim next year and No. 1 and No. 3 in a single by Vada Pinson and double by Frank Robinson in the All are regular members of the Baseball Writers Assn... gruelling, l^i-mile Belmont. followed two years later. two-each by Glenn Cooper and In other American League games, the Minnesota Twins Kingsley, Coughlin and Kent 1975—helping the Rams, whose ninth. The Angels scored their second run on Bob Oliver’s Two changes in the New York Yankee home schedule will "It’s a strange thing and I can’t explain ’The Count, who won the Belmont by a Bob Bergin. Ralph Amback and blanked the Baltimore Orioles 2-0 ; the Texas Rangers turned Smith. Best for the Tavern draft stock was badly depleted bouncer. it,’’ said Jimmy Jones, who saddled Cita whopping 25 lengths, is the only Triple Don Lappen led the losers get find the July 5 and July 17 games against Boston and were Les Weston and Frank by trades in previous years. ■ Milwaukee being changed from 6 o’clock twjlight starts to tion that afternoon in 1948 when he Crown winner still alive. He still strolls ting on base twice via hits. “We paid a heckuva price,” reflected on the quarter century that has Gonzales, each with three hits, DUSTY day games starting at 2... Manchester Country Club is the pastures of Stoner Creek Farm, just admitted Eagles Coach Mike passed without another Triple Crown outside Paris, Ky. aiid Frank Ganzak who Telephone put it ail together UConn Football Outlook planning a special Sesquicentennial Golf Tournament the homered twice driving in six McCormick, who said he hopes Broberg j Major League \ winner. King Ranch’s Assault completed the in the first inning last n i^ t and weekend of June 23. Maynard Clough reports the town will runs. ____ to get two solid years from At the time, Jones said, it wasn’t at all Triple in 1948 and Citation ended the string batted around twice as 16 runs Gabriel, after which “ --■Leaders-"-^ present trophies for low gross and net scores... First 18 the thrill Turcotte was looking for todpy two years later. Hits and runs were also plen scored and this led to a 19-3 Philadelphia’s top draft choice Shackles holes in the 72-hole Manchester Country Club Men’s Divi with Meadow Stable’s Secretariat. “There have been several horses since tiful as Gorman’s topped walloping of Miles Auto at in 1972, quarterback John AMERICAN LEAGUE Good Team Speed, sion Qub Championship will be played Saturday with the "It was exciting, of course, but it had then who really had a shot at it, but for one Manchester Honda, 10-11. Robertson last night. Reaves, might be ready to take second 18 on Sunday. Third round is listed June 16 with the been done four times in eight years and reason or another didn’t win the Dave Brannick and Merle Three hits came off the bats over. Red Sox first 18 Sunday, June 17..Chris Saunders, salutatorian with none of us knew that it wouldn’t be done Belmont,’’ Jones said. Shaw each collected three hits of Wayne Johnson, Clem “I believe this will make BATTING (100 at b a ts)- IV this year’s graduating class at Manchester High, co again for 25 years,’’ Jones said. “We had Tim Tam, who broke a and Bob Bycholski rammed two Langlois amd Skip Krob and six Reaves a better quarterback, Blomberg, NY, .411; More Size Needed captained both the soccer and tennis teams during the past Seven of the eight Triple Crown winners seismoid at the 5-16ths pole in the Belmont homers. Honda was paced by other Phonemen had two-hit and a better quarterback ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) - Kirkpatrick, KC, .337; P.Kelly, have turned the trick since the Belmont season. He’s also class president. Dan Pinto, a third and still finished second,’’ Jones said. George McKay’s perfect four showings. Johnson bashed the faster,” said McCkirmick. Pete Broberg, the young Chi, .336. was stretched to IVi miles in 1926 and all lone homer. A1 Corbeil singled By Earl Yost baseman with East Catholic High’s baseball team and a “And both Majestic Prince and Canonero for four showing at the plate. Looking Back at the Local Sports Scene fireballer who stepped out of RUNS—Mayberry, KC, 37; twice and doubled to pace Patek, KC, 35; Otis, KC, 34; fine soccer player, is the class president at his school. II had troubles before the Belmont.’’ Don Coppen added three college baseball into the safeties and Merrill Myers and Miles. State amateur basketball ebampions during Charlie Froh, Larry Hansen, Art Wilkie, majors, had a particular reason R.Jackson, Oak, 34. “We have good team speed but I would like more team Back on Fairways Mike Pagani homered. The CANDLELIGHT the 1910-11 season was the Pierce team of Front, Earl B a llsi^ er, Phil Carney, for wanting to defeat the Boston RUNS BATTED size. We’ve got to have big people up front,” Larry latter’s was inside-the-park. Dorn’s Boys started fast, Red Sox. IN—Mayberry, KC, 5 4 ; Patty Torza, having completed her school year at Manchester. Squad members were, rear. Unknown, Ed Quish, Ed Ballsieper. Naviajix, new University of Connvarsity varsity football INDY eight runs in the first and four “Now the people at Dart R.Jackson, Oak, 43; Melton, coach said over the luncheon table at Cavey’s yesterday. Southern Connecticut State College in New Haven, is back Scoring in all but one inning, more in the second, for a 12-0 mouth can get off my back,” Chi, 39. Naviaux, 36, former on the greens and fairways and played the Manchester the BA Qub trimmed Army & edge and then had to stave off the big righthander of the Texas HITS-Otis, KC, 64; Nebraska running back who course for the first time this week. Miss Torza will again Navy last night at Keeney, 14-6. Willie’s challenge to win out, Rangers said Friday after his Mayberry, KC, 62; Carew, Min, comes to Storrs from Boston play out of the Manchester Country Club in tournaments Dick Keough’s three hits led 17-12. r club bested the visiting Red Sox 61. University where he served as this season. She’s a former state women’s amateur golf the offense with BA teammates Three-hit nights were enjoyed 5-2. The victory hiked Broberg’s HOME RUNS-D.Allen, Chi, head mentor, was on the final Jack Hughes, Ernie Brown, by Hal Tarbell, Dan Webb, John Hart Wears Big Grin record to 2-5 for the season. 15; Spikes, Cle, 13; Mayberry, champion... Little League baseball season in Manchester leg of a nine-stop visit around reached the half-way point this week...Timmy O’Neil is Glenn Evans, Gary Valliere and Davis, Fred Valanti and Doug Golf Rico Carty led the hitting at KC 13 the state with members of the Pearson with Tom Ansaldi ad again playing second base with East Hartford in the Twi Ed Ciccgnone adding two each. tack against loser John Curtis, s’t OLEN BASES-North, fourth estate. UConn Publicist ding a homer. Ron Slomcinsky ' 3-6, when he singled home a run Oak, 16; Harper, Bsn, 14; Baseball League and Ray LaGace has returned as a Bob Blake, Mike Saverick, and SUTTON, Mass. (AP) - Jo e Soltys accompanied Jim Menditto paced the Vets collected three doubles for in the third to give the Rangers Patek, KC, 13. pitcher with Herb’s in the same loop. John McKeon, fresh Japan’s Chako Higuchi, ac Naviaux. with two bingles each. Willie’s with Doug Gardner a 2-1 lead, and then put the PITCHING (6 Decisionsl- The former Cornhusker, who from a fine season with East Catholic, started off with a singling three times and Dan customed to front running And for Good Reason Singer, Cal, 10-2, .833, 2.34 REC game away with his third home spent a dozen previous years in bang as the desipated hitter with the Vernon Orioles, Nowak and Andy Patema each pressure at home but a strangqr run in the seventh inn ng. Alexander, Bal, 5-1,- .833, 3.19 Hartford National Bank just to it in U.S. golf tournaments, the coaching profession, as an going two for four. O’Neil and LaGace are also East averted a blanking by scoring in hitting safely twice. Holtzman, Oak, 10-3, .769,1.62. was determined to shake off Alef Johnson slapped a single assistant at Nebraska and KANSAS CITY (AP) — Jim Ray Hart looked up and let loose STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, pr(^ucts...’The man-on-the-go at the Manchester Senior uprising that started with homers by Roy White and Bobby in the opening inning to drive in Southwestern Louisiana before butterflies today as she took a with a big grin—and for good reason. 130; Singer, Cal, 102; Blyleven, Citizens’ Center, Pete Vendrillo, was recently cited by the Murcer. The big blows all came off Gene Garber, 5-3. the first Texas run. However going to B.U., succeeds Bob four-stroke lead , into the third Hart, the bulky brute the New York Yankees obtained from the Min, 92. Rockville Seniors for his efforts in their behalf... Will round of the Ladies PGA cham Hart’s second homer, his seventh of the season, was a blast off Boston’s Rick Miller doubled Casciola who has moved on to San Francisco Giants, had hit two home runs in Friday night’s 8-1 Clarke, feeling fit as a fiddle, is back in town after pionship. reliever Mike Jackson in the seventh. home a run in the top of the Princeton, his alpa mater. victory over the Kansas City Royals. recuperating from an illness in Florida...Brian Sirois’ Lit Aiming for pars and avoiding Yankee Manager Ralph Houk was overwhelmed by Hart's per third to tie the game. “We’ll be playing II games Right now, though, he was looking beyond the two home formance. ^ this fall, a helluva challange, tle L eape baseball career ended Thursday night when he three-putt greens. Miss Higuchi runs...toward the end of the American League season. “Hart has been a real asset,” Houk said. “He’s given us a reai After the Rangers made it 3-1 starting with Lehigh, a real J suffered a broken leg in the American L eape while encountered little trouble “We,” Hart said with a grin, “are going to win the pennant. lift. We’re very fortunate that we got him. We never had any in the fourth on Jeff Burroughs’ - NATIONAL LEAGUE toughie. Sept. 15 at Storrs,” the playing with the Army & Navy entry... David Caldwell, a Friday as she fashioned her se The Yankees are going all the way.” seventh homer of the year, BATTING (100 at bats)- INTERNATIONAL qualms about his hitting. He’s hit all his life.” husky coach said. sophomore at Amherst, has been awarded a varsity letter Rookie League cond consecutive two-under par Suddenly, the home runs were the freshest thing on Hart’s Maddox, SF, .356; Mota, LA, A pair of two-run innings, and Houk said he took startinr pitcher George Medich, 5-2, out in Reggie Smith, Boston center- The dark-haired coach noted in lacrosse. Caldwell is a paduate of Loomis School PIRATES 71 for a 36-hoie total of 1421 the mind, and he was obviously pleased with his role as he Yankees’ fielder, cut the lead with a solo .347; Watson, Htn, .338. the plus and minuses after another of four provided the the seventh inning with the bases loaded and two out “because he Coaches Vic Moses, and Rich halfway mark of the $35,000 test designated hitter. homer in the sixth off Broberg. RUNS—Bonds, SF, 61; watching the squad of 80 take ...George Finnegan has lettered in soccer at Bentley edge last night at Verplanck as ran out of gas.” Sparky Lyle took over, got Cookie Rojas to Cichowski. Denis Cipriano, at Pleasant Valley Country “The way I’m going right now,” he said, “it’s really beautiful. Smith’s blast was his fifth of W.Davis, LA, 40; Rose, Cin, 38; part in the recent spring drills. College in Waltham, Mass...Club Championship play starts the Barbers whipped the Oilers, Club. ground out and recorded his 12th save. Paul Arruda, Mike Atlas, Mike Beautiful. I’ve got three hits on this road trip, and all three of the year and his first since May Watson, Htn, 38. Of the 80, 36 are hometown LARRY NAVIAUX this weekend at the Manchester Country Club with Stan 8-5, although outhit, 6-5. Houk, however, wasn’t about to go out on the same limb with Bugnacki, Steve Cichowski, them have been home runs. I’d like to gzt a few base hits between Hart and predict his team would win it all. The Yanks trail the 12. , RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, state products. Twenty six are Hilinski defending his title. Hilinski Is a one handicap Jeff Shrider and Brian Matre presidents will meet next week Dennis Cipriano, Evan Farrar, home runs. Detroit Tigers by onehalf gane in the American League East. Broberg was'lifted in the Cin, 44; Ferguson, LA, 44; lettermen. golfer. Former champ Erwin Kennedy has a two han each stroked two singles for the Track and we are awaiting their deci 0 Dan Hamilton, Brad Jones, “No, I hace no preference as far as Yankee Stadium is con-" “First place doesn’t mean a whole lot right now,” Houk smiled. seventh inning after giving up Stargell, Pgh, 40. Naviaux will show some new dicap...Dzintra Bailey is a teaching tennis pro in East Barbers while Lionel Lessard sion as to .the number our Mike Moses, Bill Schiff, Lou cerned and the parks on the road. If you hit one good, it’ll go out “There’s a lot of water to go under the bridge yet....” eight hits and Bili (iiogolewski HITS-Bonds, SF, 80; wrinkles in his offense this fall homered for the Oilers who also BATON ROUGE, U . (A P )- members will be allowed. Hartford this season. Mrs.Bailey is the women’s singles Smith, Doug Whitaker, Dave anyjvhere. I’m tickled to death to be with the Yankees. I wouldn’t Houk was certain about one thing, though: came on to finish up and earn a Fuentes, SF, 74; W.Davis, LA, and during the spring he worked had two hits from Mickey Bom Now that Rod Milburn has Every scholarship is based on champion at the Neipsic Tennis Club as well as its Williams Paul Zepp. have done anything anymore with the Giants.” “You can bet Jim Ray Hart wili be our designated hitter save. 71. with two sets of backs. The bardier and a double by Brian achievedyin his last official 50 per cent need and 50 per cent publicist...Have a nice weekend. CARDINALS Hart’s first home run, a tworun shot, came in the third inning tomorrow night.” The defeat snapped a Red Sox offense will be new to the squad Shea. collegiate race—the only major HOME RUNS-Stargeli, Pgh, scholarship. A boy must qualify Coaches John Luby, and Jim following a walk to Ron Blomberg and capped a fourrun Yankee three-game winning streak. with ^ lot of passing to be hurdle record he did not already 17; Bonds, SF, 15; H.Aaron, academically first and meet the Burges. Bob Acelin, ^ b Ames, Atl, 13. stressed. NATIONAL hold, what’s ahead? need requirement second.” The Jim Burgess, Wes Brown, Bob "Connecticut is a happy hun Starting off with a bang by Milbum closed out college STOLEN BASES-Morgan, current Yankee athletic Third Straight Win Campanelli, Jeff Chmielewski, Cin, 27; Cedeno, Htn, 20; Bonds, ting ground lo r talent,” N getting six runs in the first in career Friday night with a scholarship are much less than I^n Diana, Bill Hearn, Ken SF, 20. Naviaux said. “It’s a healthy ning, Bonanza went on to ^ s t a 13.1second clocking in the 120- S t a n d i n g s 80. (AP photo) Loveland, John Luby, Mike yard high hurdles of the Dozen Bases on Balls PITCHING (6 Decisions)— atmosphere here. Our aim is to Practice starts Aug. 23. Four 9-4 decision over the Medics at Nightingale, Gerry ^lomon- upgrade our position in the Tom Weiskopf Takes Time Out to Rest Buckley last night. National Collegiate Billingham, Cin, 8-2, .800, 2.94 intra-squad scrimmages are son, Jim Wood. Bryant, SF, 9-3, .750, 2.27 John, Yankee Conference and to win The Pitmen made six hits Association’s Track and Field. planned around the state, one Explode, DODGERS Championships. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE LA, 5-2, .714,3.24 Downing, LA, outside the conference as well. each in Norwich, Farmington, Caddy Leroy Schultn Joins Pro During Philadelphia Classic good for the first inning out East East Add to Giant Downfall “In regards to recruiting, we Coaches Frank Lanaiabe, Gabe 5-2, .714, 2.73 Bradley, SF, 5-2, burst. Steve Cassalino and Bob Fairfield and Somers. Nemeth, Gerry Lalancette, and W L Pet. GB W L Pet GB .714, 3.19. want a fair shake for the people Halldin each doubled in the Now if Naviaux can get a half Harold Collins. Bill Badeau, Tennis Detroit . 29 24 .547 Chicago 33 22 .600 STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, we are competing for. dozen 230-pounders up front, to explosion. Chris DeCiantis NEW YORK (AP) - If Roger Metzger, to beat Philadelphif past the Padres. Bury Orioles Dean Collins, Rich Dubek, New York 29 25 .537 Vi Montreal 23 25 .479 6Vi ‘!The NCAA now allows 80 Pittsburgh. 95; Carlton, Phi, 91; Sutton, LA, clear the way his 13th season as homered for the winners. Seven ROME (AP) — Tom Okker of Baltimore 24 24 .500 2'/t you are going to lose a Carlton, 6-7, did not allowTa athletic scholarships a year. Lance Ferris, Laurent Jean, Pittsburgh 23 25 .479 6% Willie Stargell’s 17th homer a coach could very well be on different players each had one The Netherlands again stands Milwaukee 25 27 .481 3^ baseball game, you might as hit after the fourth inning. The Yankee. Conference Unknown Leads Thomas Kennison, Paul St. Louis 24 27 .471 7 of the year accounted for two of the winning side of the ledger. blow for the Medics. between Stan Smith and his Boston ^ 24 26 .480 3Mi well lose it by 14 runs. Following up John Serafini’s two-hit shutout pitching Galancette, Jim Laraia, Phil New York 22 27 .449 8 the Pirate runs. Cubs-Reds ^ LeBlanc, Frank Marandino, first major tournameht victory □eveland . 20 33 .377 9 Philadelphia 21 32 .396 11 There’s less anguish for the Rick Monday’s two-run ’Thursday night, newcomer Jay Tyler twirled an im AND AMERICAN of the season on clay courts in West manager that way. Braves-Cards In Classic Golf Mike Mozzotto, Mike Mitchell, West Pitcher Ron Reed drove in homer in the seventh inning pressive four-hitter last night at Mt. Nebo as Moriarty’s Unloading 10 runs in the third the $135,000 Italian tennis open Chicago 29 20 .592 lifted the Chicago Cubs past A1 Nemeth, Dan Damato. San Francisco 38 21 .644 The San Francisco Giants Atlanta’s tying and go-ahead blanked the Vernon Orioles, 9-0. inning, Wipco easily trounced championship. Minnesota 29 21 .580 Vi BRAVES Los Angeles 34 22 .607 2(4 gave Manager Charlie Fox’ runs with a double, pacing the Cincinnati. Monday's 12th A fine home opening night Police & Fire last night at The Dutch star last week California 27 24 .529 3 homer of the year came on PHILADELPHIA (AP) — ’The crowd came to see Jack Coaches John McKenna, and Cincinnati 30 24 .556 5V2 tummy a rest Friday night, sur Braves p'ast St. Louis. crowd watched the Hartford game’s only extra base blow Waddell, 14-4. The win gave eliminated Smith in the Kansas City 30 27 .526 3 Houston 32 26 .552 5IA rendering eight runs in the first reliever Tom Hall’s first pitch. HOUSf Jeff Pouliot. Mitch Bellefleur, Twilight League play at Mt. Nicklaus, Lee Trevino and Tom Weiskopf, and left talking Wipco a full game and one-half quarter-finals of the French Phils-Padres was a double by Leo Veleas, CJiris Boucher, Dan D’Amato, Oakland 27 28 .491 5 Atlanta 21 33 .389 14‘A two innings and coming out on Hall had just taken over after Nebo as the MB’s notched their Saturday about Jim Barber. game lead over idle Army & Open in a five-set match and Del Unser drove in three runs who started the uprising which Mike Dow, Jim Ferrari, Russ Texas 18 32 .360 llVii San Diego 20 37 .351 17 the short end of a 17-3 score in pinch hitter Jim Hickman had third straight decision in as 2; IS (22-30) Reds vs. Cuba !‘Jim who?” asked Weiskopf noonce losing a stroke to par, Navy. the two players meet again with a double and a sacrifice fly NEW IN-GROUND POOL DlGPLAY found the locals batting around. Kuczynski, Steve Machuga, Friday's Games Friday's Games Montreal. The game was never singled against Pedro>’Borbon. many starts. Mels V8. Dodgera, Old when told Barber led the second despite oppressive 90 degree Now 7-2, Wipco was paced by today in the quarter-finals here. and Steve Carlton throttled San Shortstop Bob Trikaikis and Tom Machuga, Jim McKenna, Minnesota 2, Baltimore 0 Chicago 6, Cincinnati 5 close enough for Fox to get up Tony Perez had two hOmers All the scoring came in the Timera Day, WINF round of the $150,000 heat. He went home to sleep on Joe Grzymkowski who had a Diego on four hits, helping SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE third baseman Gene Johnson Mike Michaud, Don Moore, CSiicago 5, Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 5, San Diego 1 set over. Unless, of course, for the Reds. fourth inning when the locais 5:00 (3) Belmont Stakes Philadelphia Golf Classic with a three-stroke lead over a /ou- perfect four-for-four showing oumm THIS SHOWING each rapped out two hits for the Todd Mozzer, Rudolph Persico. Texas 5, ^ston 2 Atlanta 5, St. Louis 3 bases on balls bother him. broke through against Russ (8) Wide World of Sports a 36-hole total of 132, 12 under ple of other newcomers,^^om and Sam Harrison added two winners. WHITE SOX Basketball New York 8, Kansas City 1 Montreal 17, San Francisco 3 The Expos got 28 men on base $ SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE $ Bilodeau and continued their 8:00 (24) Sports '70s par and the lowest two-round Jenkins and Forrest Fezler. bingles. Tyler fanned eight and Coaches Bob Mullaney, and Detroit 4, Oakland 1 Los Angeles 5, New York 3 against the Giants, 12 on walks. assault on Hugh Campbell and 8:30 Red Sox vs. Rangers, score in the history of the 10- The 25-year-old Jenkins of Graig Austin scattered four walked six. Bolideau, who Wayne Reynolds. Brad LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Milwaukee 8, California 2 Houston 4, Pittsburgh 3 Three of the Expo runs were COME Karol Dombek. WTIC year-old tournament. Houston, whose previous best in hits, one a homer by Greg f iiensMM FREE starred with Manchester Com Comollo, Rhys Jacobs, Dave The president of the Kentucky Saturday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE forced in by bases-loaded walks MANCHESTER Tuesday night the locals Yanks vs. Royals, WINF “Never heard of him,” said his rookie season on the pro golf Morris. ScrvKrt * PREPARED{ munity College during the Jenckes, Keith Lapine, Joe Colonels said Friday he is 9 4 Detroit (Perry 7-3) at Cincinnati (Billingham8-2) at and three more scored bn wild COMMUNITY COLLEGE ESHMENtS return to Nebo to entertain Weiskopf, who shot a one- circuit was a tie for 16th, shot a TO spring, was tagged with the Sunday Landerfin, Ben h^gowan, Scott “very aggravated” at reports Oakland (Holtzman 10-3) Chicago (Jenkins 5-4) pitches. Another trotted home Herb’s. under-par 71 for a tout of 138, 67 to go with his first-round 68 EXTENSION SERVICES SWIM loss. He was reached for five 2:00 (8) Dodgers vs. Mets AMERICAN FARM Matson, Paul McMahon, John that the buyers of the Memphis Chicago (Fisher 5-4 or Los Angeles (Dwoning5-2) at on a passed ball. In breaking the scoreless tie, six strokes, off the pace. for a two-round toUl of l35. hits and four-runs before 2:30 Yanks vs. Rovals, Police & Fire totaled 15 runs Mullaney, Art Pierce, Stan Tams of the American Basket Gossage 0-4) at Cleveland New York (Matlack 2-8 Ron Hunt had three hits and SUMMER 1973 the MB’s first eight batters in Veterans Trevino and Nicklaus Fezler also fired a 67 Friday for Campbell took over in the WINF in whipping Wipco last night at Prouty, Braeton Reynolds, . ball Association plan to talk to ( P e ^ 6-6) N St. Louis (Spinks 1-4) at scored five runs for the Expos. the fourth reached base and were even further back, a 36-hoIe score of 135. Grouped fourth with no one out. The .3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec Valley, 15-10. Leading the Roger Smith, Gary Warren. Colonel (^ach Joe Mullaney Minnesota (Hands 5-5) at Atlanta (Niekro 4-2) N Elsewhere in the National before the dust had settled, Trevino at 141 after a four- at 136 were Dave Barber (no COME Springfieid College ace" was tacular offense were Kim Donohue, RED SOX about a coaching job. Baltimore (Cuellar 2-6) N San Diego (Grief 4-5) at League Friday, Los Angeles seven base hits had produced under-par 68 and ..Nicklaus offers the lollowing noncredit courses 9 relations to Jim), Larry also treated roughly, giving up 4:30 (3) CBS Tennis Mike Scholsky and Walt Coaches Rich Russell, and Boston (Pattin 5-7) at Texas Philadelphia (Brett 3-2) N defeated the New York Mets 5^ PREPARED the nine markers against the grouped at 143 following his Ziegler, Hale Irwin and John FREE three hits and four runs. Classie Lapi^n, each with two hits. Erick Savidakis. Doug (Dunning 0-2) N San Francisco (Bradley 5-2) 3, Houston edged Pittsburgh 4- TO trio of Oriole pitchers. The ■ two-under-par 70. Schlee. for your summer en/oyment REFRESHMENTS! 8:30 Red Sox vs. Rangers, St.Pierre, Fraser and Chartier Gaboury, Mike Knapp, Larry Standings New York (Beene 1-0) at at Montreal (McAnally 3-1) N 3, Atlanta downed St. Louis 5-3, SW IM ' The 24-year-old Barber It wasn't a surprise that WTIC matched this total for the Gates, Joe Piacenta, Rich Kansas City (Drago 5-5) N Pittsburgh (Moose 4-5) at Philadelphia took San Diego 5-1 ■t blazed over the 6,708-yard Whit- Weiskopf hadn’t heard of Milwaukee (Colburn 6-2) at losers. Russell, Mike Savidakis, Bill INTERNATIONAL Houston (Roberts 6-3 or Wilson and Chicago nipped Cincinnati Personal Typing; Starto Juno 28, 6 weeks, Mondays Monday marsh Valley Country Club Barber. The six-foot native of (California (May 4-5) N 6-5. Szarek, Mike Tanguay, Joe W 4-5) N and Thursdays,‘7:00 - 9:30 P.M. $35.00 9 Different Styles To Choose From «: 1^5 (22-30) course Friday in five-under-par Clearwater, Fla., has been in CiantI vs. ROOKIE LEAGUE Tonski, Greg- Valente, Lome Ansaldi’s Sunday's Games Sunday's Games Dodgers-Mets WE FEATURE ABOVE A BELOW GROUNO POOLS Mets 67, carding five birdies and the money only eight times Chicago at Cleveland 2 The Pirates started fast with Violette, Dave Wayland, Mike Barbers St. Louis at Atlanta 2 • The Dodgers took advantage Human Awareness and Personal Growth: Starts July 3, since joining the tour last year. Minnesota at Baltimore five runs in the first and went Witham, Doug Woodbury. Steven’s San Diego at Philadelphia of the Giants’ Montreal disaster 5 weeks, Tuesdays 7:00 - 10:00 P.M. $30.00 This year he didn’t even qualify New York at Kansas City to pick up a full game on San on to record a 13-8 duke over the TIGERS Lawyers Los Angeles at New York four times, and in the 10 tour-. Detroit at O^Iand Francisco’s National League Introduction to the Study ot Carl Jung: Starts Jun*i25 Cards last night at Robertson. Coaches Grant Lerch, and Joe Oilers San Francisco at Montreal naments he’s played, missed Milwaukee at California Cincinnati at Chicago West leaders. Los Angeles beat 6 weeks, Mondays 8:00 - 10:00 P.M. $25.00 ~ ’ Don’t Wait — Come Out Today Bill Schiff tripled and drove in Gadoury. Ed. Bertram, Dave F '’v '* ' • BITUMINOUS the cut on five occasions. Boston at Texas Pittsburgh at Houston New York ace Tom Seaver, three Pirate runs. Jeff Boland, Scott Carone, Ed AMERICAN Beginning Chess: Starts July 2 ,4 weeks, Mondays and scoring four runs in the sixth in Chmielewski homered and Jim Dziato, Bob Feragne, Dave Wednesdays, 7:30 - 9:30 P.M. $15.00 ning to do it. OPEN MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 10 to 6 Burgess added three hits to the Frank, Mark Gadoury, Dave Wipco ORIVEWAYS Willie Davis’ two-run homer Tailoring: Starts July 2, 6 weeks, Mondays and Cards’ totaj|. Gutman, Jim Grout, Kevin Army & Navy TO gave Los Angeles a 3-2 lead and Wednesdays, 10:00 - 12:00 Noon $25.00 Lerch, George Leblanc, Dave Police & Fire Parking Areas •Gas Stations then Bill Russell stroked a two- NASCAR MODFIEDS Mersey, Mike Schoenenberger, Sears Auto Rachig Real Estate Principles and Practices: Starts June 13;t8 SOCCER INTERNATIONAL FARM out, two-run singleithat put the c m m k t ic v t Phil Tardif. Dillon’s weeks, Wednesdays, 7:00 - 10:00 P.M. $45.00 J;-.-:;; ..'•t.s •'Basketball Courts Pro Remodeling made the LE MANS, France (AP) - Dodgers in control' Saturday ISght SdMPM. YANKEES Bowling WILDCATiS most of seven huts in tacking a The Italian Ferrari team and John Milner homered for the Now Booking for Seasonal Work vs. Coaches Bob Cowley, and NATIONAL 7-4 loss on the Barbers last France's Matra-Simea wheel Mets, who’ve lost 10 of their All Woili Porsonally Suporvlsad. Wa ara 100% Insurad * * AKEnioiias Nelson Eddy. 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BERRY’S WORLD Roofing, storm windows and New England hand cut method. apartment. International For Your toilet, all extras. $1,000. Phone doors, and gutters. Aluminum individuals to do light RECEPTIONIST - Monday Opening for an accurate typist Classified or "Wahl Ads" are 643-8637. through ’Thursday, 5-9 p.m., Please call 1-401-596-0515, ask Associates, Realtors, 647-1300. 476 MAIN Street — 6rooms Inform: lion taken over the phone as a con awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. maintenance. Janitorial mornings. A|^roximateIy 25 for Mr. Sheridan. responsibilities, merchandise S a tu rd a y , 9-3 p .m ., c a r security, family unit. $160. Cali THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should hours per w e^. $2. per hour. THREE-Bedroom apartment, 18’ YELLOWSTONE 1986, com ROSSI Roofing, siding, recoupering, and light repairs necessary. Reply to P.O. Box 646-2426, 65 p.m. close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT 222, Manchester, Conn. Apply PAINTER’S helper, must be second floor,' garage, heat, pletely self-contained, shower, chimneys, mtters. Free es in distribution center. ’The reliable. Call 649-M74 after 6 security, lease, no pets. $190 tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in 456 MAIN Street, second floor, hot water, sleeps 6. $1,950. timates, fully insured. Days, responsibile Individual who p.m. M l monthly. Call 646-6072. answering blind box ads who lime for the next insertion. The Phone 6444310. RN wanted for full time, on 7 FIRST NATIONAL 3 rooms, heat, security. $130 evenings, 529-8056, Paul desires job security, good desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE a.m. - 3 p.m. shift. Apply to STORES JNG. Call 646-2426, 65 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cosgrove, 643-5364. wages aiid excellent benefits, RN or LPN — Music camp on FOUR rooms, second-floor can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for Director of Nursing, Mlmon MaiBBilMitm. Motorcyelas-BIcyelas 11 including profit sharing, beautiful Maine Belgrade Lake, apartment, available June THREE-ROOM apartment, dny advertisement and .then only to G&K ROOFING and siding. Brook Convalescent Home, off EttI IhrtM, Omx. modern infirmary, July 1 - "15th., Birch Street, heated, Enclose your reply to the box should apply on ’Tuesday, June House Street,'Glastonbury,’633- pleasant, convenient suburban the extent of a "make good" inser MO’TORCYCLE insurance — Aluminum and vinyl siding. An equal opportunity August 27. Attractive fringe $175. Security. Call 646-1189. 12th, between 9:30 a.m. and 5244. - 9 location, like private home, in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the Low rates. Immediate binding Built-up roofs, specializing ui employer m /t benefits. 649-2566 after 4 p.m. (.'lassified Manager. Manchester small jobs. Fully insured. All 3:30 p.m. at Artlcles tor Sale lawn, basement, working value of Ihe advertisement will not authority. Call Joan Lane at 45 Household Goods 51 Apartments For Pent 63 •JEFFERSON Apartments — ' adults. 643-2880. Evening Herald, together with a work fully guaranteed. Free es FULL-TIME truck ’driver for be corrected by "makegood" inser Clarke Insurance Agency, 6 ^ THE MARTIN-BROWER CO. ... SoflMOM Economy Electric Supply. Must CARD Gallei7 — Sales help, One-bedroom, $180. .Electric memo listing the companies 1126. timates, 646-2168. 200 Prestige Park Road PLANT Operations — Opening female, full-time. Apply in per GARAGE SALE — Bolton, Mt. FIVE-PIECE maple living and utilities extra. Air- tion. may hovu Mat you have good drivingrecord and be for qualified production people Sumner Drive, Saturday. WE HAVE customers waiting you do NOT want to see your East Hartford. Conn. son, Manchester Parkade. room set, $60. Phone 643-0053. for the rental of your apartment cqpditioning included. Wall-to- GUTTERS and roof repaired able to drive van and Stake in coatings manufacturing Washer-dryer, furniture, piano, wall carpeting, dishwasher, letter. Your letter will be HONDA 1972 CB-175, excellent o Iw ppy arfi body truck. Fringe benefits. or home.------J.D. Real Estate WOODLAND 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 condition. 70 miles per gallon. and replaced. Excellent lant. Excellent fringe benefits. DENTAL Assistant wanted for books, household items, 643- appliances, sliding glass doors destroyed if the advertiser is NURSE’S Aides, lyanted for Call Tom Wilson, 6^2830. 1946. REFRIGERA’TOR - FYeezer, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Adequate for highway use. 643- workmanship. Reasonable P aid commensurate with modern downtown dental GE, aqua color, 17 cubic foot, tOtgrivate porch, 643-1440, 647- iWANOR one you've mentioned. If not it prices. Free estimates, 64^ full-time on all shifts. Salmon experience. Apply at office, 9042. speciality office. Experience clean, excellent condition, $135. LOOKING for anything in real will be handled in the usual Autos For Sals 1399. Brook Convalescent Home, off keypunch operato r Corp., Subsit^ not absolutely necessary. Plea YARD SALE — June 610, 9:36 6460010. APARTMENTS rminner. House Street, Glastonbury. rvice Coinps 5:00 p.m,, household treasures, estate rental — apartments, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all ii: I would like to thank:- sant working conditions and homes, multiple dwellings, no OELUXE one — Bedroom HomMtood StrM t 1967 r a m b l e r , low mileage, Apply to Director of Nursing, Opening for experienced — ‘’wm Street, Row&vmc, surroundings. Benefits Junque, Antique furniture, apartment, wall-to-wall 1700 or best offer. Phone ^ makes, models and speeds. Haating-Plumbing 17 633-5244. liiwholehearted.ly, all my^ FOUR piece Mediterranean fees. Call J.D. Real Estate (ON W. MIddIa Tpk«.) Lost and Found 1 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Alpha-Numeric IBM Conn. An equal opportunity available. Call 522-9211. books, dishes, etc. 585 Adams bedroom set. Year and half old. carpeting throughout, complete 0425. l^friends, for their kindhessi: Street, Manchester. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. MANCHESTER Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- Keypuncher to work full-time employer. •••••6•••••••••••••••••••••• Best offer, 643-7891. appliances, vanity bath. Cen BOTTI Heating and Plumbing EXPERIENCED lubrication |and thoughtfulness,;: days. trally located $175 monthly. Built by LOST female cat, half mwn, 2098. — Prompt, courteous service. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 ••••••0000000000000#0*«*##»* dark calico markings, vicinitv 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, AM/FM man full or part-time, for |shown to me, during myji: Company offers excellent WANT something you can’t af TAG SALE - June 610, 10-4 THE NEW R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. UftR HOUSING CORP. radio, air-conditioning, super Call 643-1496. nights. Chance for advance • p.m., ^ w o o d Drive, ^ Ito n Musical Instruments 53 of Lydall and Saulters Rd. MOTORCYCLE Insurance, ^recent stay at th e | wages and working conditions, ford? Let us show you, how BIRCHWOOD APTS. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury Beatle. Phone 649^1. ment. Apply Moriarty Bros., others like yourself, earn the FAT and Sassy kittens free. 643- Lake. Follow signs from 44A apartments. Features wall-to- Phone 649-8624. come to us for good rates. Just NO JOB too small. Immediate i-Manchester Memorial-^ convenient free parking and GULBRANSEN organ, spinet 124 HlghlaiH St Mtnchntw 5 minutes of your time. Call 315 Center Street, Manchester.' things they want. • For infor and Tolland Road. Furniture, wall carpeting, vanity tile 1966 CHEVROLET, two^loor service on service calls. Free above average benefits. model, excellent condition. Call Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap< FOUR-ROOM apartment, 9 LOST child’s eyeglasses. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty |Hospital. I mative interview, phone 647- row boat, camera equipment, baths, built-in oven, range, sedan, air-conditioning. In estim ates gladly given on Apply: FREE Kittens — for kind and after 5 p.m., 647-1101. pointments. An abundance uf privacy Hartford Road, first floor, Charter Oak Park. Reward. or Louise. 643-1577. DO YOU want to work this 9206. linens, small appliances, etc. great shape for the year. heating or Numbing. Faucets summer? Immediate opening, loving homes. Call 643-1838 in this small wooded complex. cellar storage, garage. $155 dishwasher, refrigerator and Phone 643rl846. FIRST NATIONAL •000000000000000000»0*«««««« disposal, electric heat, 2 air Boland Motors, Inc., 643-6320. repaired or installed. Water sales assistant, must nave a YOLLANICLAS | RECEPTIONIST - Dental after 3 p.m. TAG SALE — Mothers giving monthly. Available immediate HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales, 49 pumps worked on. Complete STORES, INC. Wanted to Buy 58 ly, 6462871. conditioners, glass sliding LOST shaded brown female S) IWl w NEA, car, neat. Pay by the hour. App- I CH. SACHS Assistant. Diversified position Troop 112 a tag sale, come one, 1966 PLYMOUTH Convertible, Park Street, Hartford. Motor heating systems, rec rooms, Park & Oakland Aves., PRETTY little kittens, come all, June 9th and 10th, 0 2 MrooM TowiHiousm doors, all large rooms. Full Siamese cat. Call 649-8635. cycles, parts, service and W in person, Connecticut in specialist office in 273, power steering, power etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart East Hartford, Conn. housebroken, free to good from 10-6 p.m. 22 South Adams WANTED — Antique furniture, 0Eit-ln KNohM NEW 3-bfedroom townhouse, 1V4 basement storage area, ample accessories. 247-9774. "During tha Woiargata haarings, ha got hookad on Manchester. Must be mature, 0FonMl dtohifl ar brakes, |200. Call after 6, 649- Heating, 649-2871. ford Turnpike, Vernon. i To An equal opportunity and have telephone experience homes. 646-7774. Street, Manchester. glass, pewter, oil paintings or baths, fully carpeted, all parking. Starting at $175. LOST small Beagle, male, 0758. daytima TV and hasn't dona a tick of work linear LENICE I other antique items. ’Any quan 0t 1/2 MNt appliances, private' basement. black, brown and white. employer. M/F and basic business skills. Den • ttiai oafRittfig Handy to shopping, schools, 1971 SUZUKI, 400MX, modified SEWERLINES, sink lines, FREE to good home outside ci LAWN SALE — Antiques, hand tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, Available July 15th. Call 649- Answers to the name Spotty. frame, Koni shocks, $625. Call REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. •: “We Wish You Love’’ I tal assisting knowledge helpful, 0 FhN |Mlval§ bMONIMt bus and religious facilities. 1967 PONTIAC, Catalina, »300. cleaned with electric cutters, to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- but will train the right person. ty. Weimaraner 18 months old, painted ceramics, household 165 Oakland Street. 8782 after 5 p.m. ' i Co-workers ^ •00000000000000000000000« « « « 0 hlYsli wtrsncei Mid patios Call Mr. or Mrs. Goowhild, 6434623. by professionals. McKinney raised with children, 649-1785,6 goods, appliances, furniture. Model apartment open for Keeney Drive, Bolton, 6464348. or best offer. Call 6494707. hour week. Salary $375.30 bi HAIRDRESSER wanted, male Phone 646-4811 between 12-12 Rentals start at $255 including Bros. Sewer Disposal Com ^ Richard, Rita, Herb ^ p.m. 8. Saturday and Sunday, all day. Pooms Without Board 59 heat. Model apartment open inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday Rewai^. Sarvleas Ottarad 12 Palntlng-Paparlng weekly, ^ 7 .7 8 bi-weekly with or female, experience JAGUAR engine and transmis POWERDYNE 3V4 h.p., mini- 13 pany, 643-5308. degree. Many fringe benefits. ■f and The Fergusons ^ 211 Forbes Street, East Hart daily 1-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun . VILLAGER and Sunday. Other times by •••••••••••«•••••••••••••••• bike, one year old, excellent necessary. 289-1820. sion from early XKE. Good Veterans Home and Hospital, TV Technician, primarily MALE Scotch Terrier puppy, ford. THE THOMPSON House - Cot 12-5 P.M. Other tim es by appointment. Parsonala-Announeamants 2 condition. 1^. Call 649-6544. ’TRUCKING, odd fobs, moving PAIN’TING and paper hanging, AKC registered, all black, 7 tage St., centrally located, appointment. condition, worth |650, make TOWNE Plumbing Service. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, bench work, good starting APARTMENTS offer. Carbs and other XKE large appliances, cleaning commercial and residential. Repairs, alterations. American Help Wanted 35 weeks old. 643-7844, evenings. 1971 POLARIS Snowmobile, 398 large, .pleasantly furnished C a ll; GENTLEMAN wants ride from cellars, attics. Also will buy Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten mature, capable of taking wages and fringe benefits. Cafl parts also available. 742-6520. 1972 HONDA, QA 50 miai bike. Free estimates. Call 644-0642. Standard fixtures used sions 395, 233, 248. 872-9161. cc, low mileage. $650. Skis, rooms, parking. Call 6462358 PAUL W. DOUBAN, Raaltor Five-room, 2-bedroom town UAR Housing Corp Foster Street to Locust Street, Asking $200. Call 8754884 after and sell used furniture. 64^ charge of office, including AKC toy poodles, white and for overnight and permanent ______643-4B3B______house, wall-to-wall carpeting, exclusively. Immediate ser payroll. References requirerf poles and size 8 boots, $75. 3- 643-BSS1 vicinity Airport Rd., Hartford, 4:30 p.m. 1775. J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom vice. Call 649-4056. cream-white, champion^ip seat toboggan and pad, $8. All in guest rates. fireplace, 2 air conditioners, days, starting June 11th. Phone 1970 FORD Galaxie, 500, four- COOKS — Part-time position, BOOKKEEPER Call for appointment between ^ K K E E P E R - One-girl of Roboii Murdock, Realtor door, power steering, power decorating, inte.rior and must be over 17. Apply fice. Must be pleasant am have bloodlines, bried for tempera good condition. 742-7248. appliances, heat and hot 6494377. 1971 YAMAHA mini-Enduro LAND clearing, light exterior, paper hanging. Fully 10-12 noon, or 1-3:30 p.m. ’The ment, 643-8825. URGENT — Male Roommate FIVE ROOM first floor un 643-9351 brakes. You’ll like it. n ic e |1,- Elactrleal 18 Tacorra'l, 246 Broad Street, Competent general ledger Wetstone Tobacco Corporation,. excellent bookkeeping skills. heated apartment, 2 bedrooms, water, IVi tiled baths, washer 995. Boland Motors, Inc., 3W very good condition. $175 or landscaping, old buildings and insured. 649-9658. Manchester. TVping also required. Call for CHEVROLET engine, 283,1958, needed starting July 1st. ’Two- and dryer hookup, patio. No Slaphan J. Luchon Jr. WILL the person who saw a best offer. Phone 6464191. junk removed, driveways bookkeeper for area firm. 646-3111. bedroom apartment. Call stove, no pets. $1^ plus securi Center Street, 643-6320. MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. interview, 6465420. low mileage. Vox amplifier, ty. 647-9509 pets. Sup’t. - 646-5257 nuui’s hat roll under their car in resurfaced and sealed, pain PAIN’TING — Teachers have Excellent company paid Hagstrom guitar, »swap for 12 evenings. 872-0028. front of Marco Polo ting. 6466514. Electrical repairs, additions, HAIRDRESSER - Liberal GOOD natured secretary , LIva Stock 42 Services Ottarad 12 saved hqnmoysners 20-50%. alterations. Small job fringes, 40-hour week. accoustic, good condition, 649- Call 649-7620 Restaurant, East Hartford on 1965 PONTIAC T em pest, commissions and bonus incen receptionist. Steno and typing LIGHT housekeeping room, ful- DUPLEX — 5-rooms, plus own wagon, needs some work but Twelve yearf experience. Fully specialist. Free estimates. tives. Flexible hours available. Please send resume stating ARCHITECTURAL 18’’ ENGUSH Saddle, $75 or 1608. OFF MAIN STREET - Six January 1, 1969, or the person SHARPENING Service - GOING on vacation? Leave necessary. Dental health *ly furnished, stove, basement, private yard, securi still running, 643-7844, evenings. insured, free estimates. 643- Master Charge. 643-8832. Phone 875-5674, 643-1777. background and salary oriented. Insurance forms, DRAFTSMAN best offer. Phone 649-4012 after ty, $180. 646-4535. rooms, two baths, adult family, J who called an injured man’s Saws, knives, axes, shears, your pet at home and I will visit refrigerator, and linens 1609. minor dental assisting, and 4 p.m. ALUMINUM door, 3U4” by adaptable for in-laws or couple, wife from the restaurant on skates, rotary blades. Quick him every day with tender desired to Box “ J,” WANTED AT ONCE - Tem 801’V’, with frame and screens. provide. 801 Main Street, 646 CHARMING large apartment, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 53 Flooring 19 RECEPTIONIST - Secretary. general office procedure. 9879. EXTRA large 6 room Duplex, basement, yard, needs han that date, please call 289-4268. service. Capitol Equipment loving care. Will care for any GRAD students available for Manchester Herald. porary for four to five weeks. $15. One A. 0. Smith gas water for young couple, no pets or dyman, $150. Security. 529-0518. h.p. engine, |500. Phone 643- Manchester, part-time position, Phone 646-1429, an^ime. Minimum two years’ l ‘A baths, appliances with dis Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. animal. Daily, weekly, monthly painting, 4 years experience, FLOOR SANDING and Monday-Thursday, 5-9 p.m. heater, $10. 125 Brookfield children, $130, utilities extra. SUNDAY morning delivery. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday rates, 646^^. experience. To assist designer 0000000000000000000««*«««««« hwasher and disposal, central Immediate occupancy. 633-6026. fully insured. Free estimates. Refinishing, (specializing in Saturday 9-3. In small friendly An wqual opportunity tmployor HOUSEKEEPER - Mature Poultry-Supplies 43 Street, Manchester. vacuum system, full basement, AVAILABLE immediately. New York Times and other out- 7:30t9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- Call our competitors and then in preparing interior and *000•••••••••••••••••§•••••• Wanted-Pooms 82 Pleasant four-room apartment, of-town Sunday papers. 1969 BUICK, 9-passenger sta older floors). Inside and outside office. Must be attractive and woman wanted for family of 5, garage. Near Community tion wagon, air-condltioning, 7958.______LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, call us, 649-7im. painting. John Verfaille, 646- mature, 646-8250. principally fixture layouts for BABY Ringneck Pheasants for ^ Boats-Accessorles 46 ATTRACTIVE Three-room heat, hot water, appliances, Executive delivery Service, lawns mowed, trees cut and widower and four sons, to live- College, walk to stores, $260, apartment, available Im power steering, power brakes. 5750, 8^-2222. in, private room and batb. supermarkets. sale, 2269585. RETIRED educator seeks 646-5182. carpeting, air-conditioner. Lakeview Drive, Vernon, 875- LIGHT ’Trucking — Father and removed. Cellars and attics EXPERIENCED gas station EVINRUDE outboard motors, large downstairs bedroom with mediately. No pets, security. Lease, security. $195. 649-3978. 7319. Low mileage. A great car. Bullding-Contraeting 14 COMPUTER Operator — References required. Call 643- Apply: 649-0463 after 5 p.m. Price $2,395. Boland Motors, son. Attics, cellars, garages. cleaned. Free estimates. Call System 3 or small computer attendant, part-time, over 18. Holsclaw and Mastercraft light breakfast in quiet 643-6165. U 5420 after 5:30 p.m. Odd jobs, nione 649-1805. 6436000. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Apply Maple Super Service, 220 FIRST NATIONAL AVAILABLE July 1st, four- Inc., 369 Center Street, 643-6320. experience, second shift, super Articles tor Sjsle 45 trailers, sales-service. neighborhood. Call 649-9437. rooms and attic, heat, hot NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Spruce Street, Manchester. Complete service department, IMMEDIATE occupancy, 3 LANDLORDS: We supply Autoa For Sala 4 Remodeling, repairing, ad MORTGAGES, loans first se visor and machine operator. IMMEDIATE openings — for STORES JNC. 0000000000000000000000000000 water, stove, refrigerator, fur rooms, heat, hot water, 1967 CHEVROLET Caprice, CUSTOM made draperies, very Excellent chance for advance stock room employes with a Park & Oakland Ave., LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. boating supplies, accessories, nished. No pets. Lease and screened qualified tenants for reasonable. Guaranteed work. ditions, rec rooms, poches and cond, third. All kinds. Realty HAIRDRESSER — Manager, to Woolsey paints, Gerich’s But Of Town- appliances. Security deposit, no your vacancies at no cost or 1963 CHEVROLET wagon, firm $350. Call 6464477 before 5 roofing. No job too small. Call statewide. Credit rating un ment. Call Mr. Smith, 569-1330. Rowing auto parts warehouse East Hartford, Conn. Ring bell for service. Shiners, For Pent 68 security required, $160 pets. 646-3494, evenings, 649- p.m. Call anytime, 649-4266. manage shop in Vernon. Call Marine Service, 1082 Tolland obligation to you, Homefinders. needs some work. Asking fl75. ERAMIC 649-31M. necessary. Reasonable. Con 646-4203. distribution center. Call Bill . Ah equal oportunity crawlers, etc. 144 Deming monthly, 646-12w after 5 p.m. 4742. 527-5448. Lester, 289-7906. Street, Manchester. Wapping Tpke., Buckland, 643-2383. Call after 5 p.m., 6 4 3 -^ . LAWN MOWER Service, repair fidential, quick arrangements. * employer. M/F 1964 FORD Custom, 500, needs TILE MASONRY — All types of Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. College Girls | Road. work, $100 or best offer. Flione and sharpening, pick-up and MAKE extra money evenings 8’ HYDRA-plane, $100 or best 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury lU, 383, Om C a ll stone, brick fireplaces, walls, 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Avon Loves You! | at home, telephone solicitation STAFF accountant CPA firm, offer, pair water skis, $20. 649- 643-0047. delivery. Hours Monday I responsible and personable ac ALUMINUM sheets used as fully automatic, air- D o aaltA III through ’Thursday, 8 a.m. to concrete steps, sidewalks. No ford. Evenings, 233-6879. ?jBe an Avon Lady during your^^ and survey. Call at MAN to learn family businees. 4997. N job too small. Free estimates. countant wanted. Auditing and Salary plus benefits. Call 644- printing plates, .007 thick, conditioning, like new inside. We specialize in ceramic tile, .g:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 ;:;summer vacation. |k Weatherguard Company, 639 New tires. |1,200. 649-5797, Over 20 years experience. After MORTAGES - 1st, and 2nd Center St., Manchester income tax experience helpful. 2291. 23x32’’,.-'25 cents each or 5 fortl. slate, flagstone and quarry p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 Our staff is aware of this ad.. Phone 643-2711. 14’ ALUMINUM boat, swivel evenings. Trucks-Tractor s Ule p.m., 8726311. 5 p.m. M3-1870. 644-2975. mortgages — interim financing between 10-1 daily. seats, deck,’ windshield and For complete bathroom — exp^ient and confidential Please send resume to Box “V’’ , YOU can help the family remodeling, we’ll handle aii Manchester Herald. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 steering wheel. Price $175. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN, must sell, 1964 INTERNA’nONAL Scout. LANDSCAPING and mowing, CARPENTRY - Repairs, service, J. D. Real Estate budget, 4 or 5 hours a day will Phone 643-9132. 6494456 or 646-1674. 4-wheel drive, posi-traction, carpentry, plumbing and tile remodeling, additions, roofing. Assoc. 643-5129. bring you a profitable income. cents each. Inquire side door, low, low rates. Call 872-3412 GAL wanted to work in Photo Manchester Evening Herald. with or without plow. Excellent’ work. E x p ^ workmanship after 5 p.m. for free estimates. Call David Patria, South Wind WELDERS Training given. Phone 647-9206 NEED CAR? Credit bad? running condition. 6464440. and reasonable rates. sor, 644-1796. SECOND Mortgages — residen H ut, C e n te r S tr e e t, for interview. Florist-Nurseries 48 Bankrimt? Repossessed? tial, commercial, industrial to Manchester, approximately 3 DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 Call Mandavllla ODD JOBS, lawn care, light SHEET METAL MEN days a week. Contact Mr. T. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1966 HALF-TON Chevy fleet- tree work, removal service to WES ROBBINS carpentry consolidate bills, business WOMEN wanted full or part- GERANIUMS 75 and 85 cents 6 4 3 -9 6 7 8 527-8671. sand, stone, pool and patio each; hybred petunias in all down, smallest payments. side pickup with trailer hitch. dump. Reasonable, 5286649. remodeling specialist. Ad expansion, alleviate cash LAYOUT MEN time. ’Turn your free hours into Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Good running condition and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, problems. Jan Brennan profit as a Vanda Beauty sand, 643-9504. colors, 75 cents a box; asters, rubber. Call 646-7708. built-ins; bathrooms, kitchens, Associates Mortgage Company, Counselor. Call 8767357. zinnias, marigolds, patients TWO handymen want variety of INSPECTORS SCREENED loam, gravel, 1965 FORD Custom, 240, f300 or jobs, lai 649-3446. 528-7500. GROCERY plants, coleus, bqgonias, salvia, CONCRETE Work - Foun jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer- processed gravel, sand, stone, dwarf dahlias, snapdragons, best offer. New brake shoes, 1971 FORD half-ton pick-up, tilizing," zing, mowing. Cellars, at- BOOKKEEPER, full charge. uncxmventional $15. Phone 742-9768. ‘ sta n d a rd sh ift, 360 V-8, dations, floors, steps, patios, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - WE Have Money! Call us. Se DRAFTSMEN NIGHT Excellent position for and fill. George H. Griffing, An sweet allysum, and portulaca, sidewalks. Big or little jobs. tics,s, cleaned.cle Reliable service. dover, 742-7886. 75 cents a dozen. Tomatoes, excellent condition, $2,300. 646- Reasonable rates. 643-5305. new homes custom built, cond mortgages arranged PACK-OUT experienced bookkeeper, must 1966 PONTIAC LeMans, 389, 4- 4134. Free estimates. 875-3827 remodeling, additions, rec quickly. Mortgage Lending steady Employment, Excellent Fringe Benefite be experienced in all phases of peppers’, cauliflower, kale, Richard Caron. TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for brussell sprouts, red and green speed, mags, in good TREE Removal — pruning, rooms, garages, kitchens Agency, Hartford, 522-4221, Call Eaat Hartford 289-1517 between 10 and 4 CLERKS bookkeeping and capable in mechanical condition. $350. remodeled, bath tile, cement evenings, Hartford, 523-5154. general office procedures, ^ n d covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 cabbage, head and romaine let LIGHT trucking service, spraying, etc., fully insured. 10 p.in. - 8 a.in. cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- tuce, parsley, celery, collards, Phone 646-2775 between 3:30 Auto-Sarirlea Licensed. Free estimates. work. Steps, dormers. Residen resume to Box “U”, and 6 p.m. , Aecassortas 7 delivery, items moved, lawns, tial or commercial. Call 6 ^ Manchester Herald. 6587, 50 cents a dozen. Open 7 days a miscellaneous work. No job too Phone 633-5345. 4291. WEHSd week, 8-8. Ponticelli’s ^ ' -If- , 1965 TWO-DOOR Mustang, TWO JOIE Chitwood tires, and small. Phone 649-6484. Business Opportunity 28 EXPERIENCED ONLY WANTED — Experienced BAKERS Pride commercial Greenhouse and Nursery, 433 CEILING and ceramic tile charcoal grill, high volume, North Main Street. clean and in good condition. mags, G-60-14, Revengers and specialist. Repaired and R.E. GOWER—Finish carpen ARE YOU THAT SPECIAL PERSON... m o CM woman to do house cleaning, $600. Call afte r 5:30 and mags, good condition. $300 or TREE Service (Soucier) — try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad MANCHES’TER food store with one or two days a week. Must natural gas, 45’’, three years •••••••••••••••••••••••••••# Trees cut, building lots cleared, remodeled. No job too small. WHO TRULY BELONGS IN THE REAL ESTATE CUT AND MARK old, excellent condition, $200. weekends, 643-8114. best offer. 646-5382. Phone 6496735. ditions, garages, porches, any beer permit near Community have references and own Garden Products . 50 trees topped. Got a tree type remodeling. 646-2087. College. Excellent potential. PROFESSION? IF YOU REALLY WANT TO KNOW what It PRICE transportation. Call 647-9629 Hartford Road Dairy Queen. . problem? Weell worth phone. STOCK SHELYES between 7-9 p.m. 1970 NOVA SS, 350, ’Twonloor LARGE tires for antique car. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, V Hayes Agency, 646-0131. takes to be successful, call, write or drop In for your free PICK your own strawberries, coupe, vinyl top, rally wheels, One Goodyear 33x5 and one call. 7424252. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish pamphlet. IT TOU m n TNtK OTMOMM MAN’S Columbia Bicycle, steel fireplaces, flantone terraces, locker 7’ high, four u s ^ storm 45c quart. Bunker,.Hill Rd. custom interior. Many other Firestone, 33x5. Cash offer, 72- carpentry, rec rooms, PIZZA and grinder store. Good Nt m u PAT CONCRETE foundations form ODD jobs, landscaping, concrete repairs, inside and TOPSALAIKS doors and screens. 644-0238. Coventry. 2 miles from Route 6. extras, $1,600. Phone 875-7308. 6520. remodeling, kitchens, income, excellent jocation and Our firm is a member of the Haii Group - the top quaiity man, year ’round work, good Weekdays, 5-8, Saturday - Sun household repairs, carp en ^ . outside. Reasonably priced. lease, zoned for t«er permit. HOSPITALiaTHM A mSMAIICt 643-0851. bathrooms, formica work, nationai network of service-motivated reai estate VACATHWt wages (Durform Panels). Call day 3-6. 643-0325. 1970 CHEVROLET, Bel Air, 6 FOUR Keystone- chrome Call 6494594. ceilings. 649-9658. Beautiful interior, new equip professionais, extending from coast to coast, dedicated to TAG SALE — Furniture, lamps, HOUDATt ” 8761103. books, toys, miscellaneous. 42 cylinder, standard, 4Kloor. Call slotted wheels for all GM cars, ment. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. excelience through education . . . ' HNMTPOEMHm CARPEN’TRY — Porches, gar JOHN and Andy’s. Odd jobs, Porter Street, Saturday, Sun Household Goods 51 after 5:30 p.m., 875-3185. excellent condition, 643-2391. you name it, we d it. Phone 643- ANY TYPE carpentry and m ram fin TOO THOsc WHO CLEANING woman one day or ages, additions, repairs, small masonry, additions and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• day, June 610. 2097, 872-2385. QUAUFT 2 mornings per week, own CLEAN USED— refrigerators’,'^ 1967 FORD Country Squire, jobs. Free estimates. Call remodeling. Free estimates. A. Private Instructions 32 THURSOAT. mOAT ssS SATWOAT transportation, 6464224. Stephen Martin, 646-7295. Squillacote, 6496811. HALL/HARTFORO, MC. Ossitnrswwmm! CLOSE out yard sale — Name ranges, automatic washers one-owner, low mileage, Campara-Trallars Re w e a v in g burns, moth excellent condition, $925. Call PIANO lessons, $3 hourly. 21 ToHandTiirnirike your price. 226Mi WOodbridge with guarantees. See them at B. 9 Moblla Homos a holes. Zippers repaired. Win PATHMAM OF MANCHESTER LIVE-IN babysitter, college St., June 9 and 10, 106. 10x12 D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main 643-4607. POWER MOWERS, hand WILL build new homes, ad Beginners, intermediate, ad Manchester, Conn. 06040 girl, week of July 28th-August mowers repaired, pick-up and dow khades, Venetian blinds. vanced. Experienced teacher. Tel. 646-1141 tent, tools, books, records, St., Call 643-2171. 1971 STARCRAFT tent trailer, Keys made: TV for rent. ditions, dormers, recreation IhlldieSr*” ' 4th. Please Call, 646-1310, CHEVROLET - 1967, Impala delivery. Prompt-Reliable- rooms, repairs and kitchens. Phone 289-3761, South Windsor. 0. Shaban, Gen. Mgr. kitchen accessories, water bed, sleeps 8, fully equipped, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. An otpM opportunitr omploror between 2-5. Manchester area. furniture, etc. CARPETS — Wholesale to you Pleasant Valley Apartments are out of the ordinary. SS, 283, V4, automatic, 2 -^ r excellent condition. 647-lWl. Service. Call S haron, 643-5305. Free estimates. Tobias Carpen try Service, 643-5769. FLUTE lessons given with at our warehouse. The Carpet In (act they resemble more closely private homes hardtop, power steering, bucket BABYSITTER, starting June than apartments. seats, vinyl roof, factory air- experienced performer. Will OVERSEAS move forces sale Merchants, 1310 Tolland T^ke., Palntlng-Paparlng 13 I8th through summer, ap of stereo components, excellent Manchester. 646-8568. conditioning. Excellent condi come to student’s home. Call 1- proximately 6 hours per day, 6 Cathedral ceilings crowned with a skylight WHY fight the traffic into Hart condition, $700 or sell separate decorate the apartments with natural light. Bal tion. $850, M44744. RICHARD E. Martin. Full Hootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 18 589-0696 evenings. days a week. May include the ford, when you can work East- ly. 643-4076. HIGH back sofa, swivel rocker, conies that impart an air of elegance and mezza rofesslonal painting service, RN of-the-River? Manchester, weekend days. Must have own $175. or separately. Phone 646- SUMMER COTTAGE iterior - exterior. Fiw es Supervisor, full lime. 3-11 transportation. Parker-Lydall nines to establish the mood of continuing space 1967 CUS’TOM Volkswagen con E ROOFING and roof repairing, based company has immediate GARAGE SALE - Tons of 2669. We Have An Excellent Buy on a 1969 timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. Help Wanted 35 opening for person with 2-5 Street area. Call 647-1574 after 5 goodies, 70 Mills Street, are part of Pleasant Valley Apartments. vertible, with 1937 Ford front p.m. Convenience abounds. Short miles and minutes end, hi-performance RNs or LPNs years experience as a Manchester, Saturday and Sun GAS refrigerator, good for NEW MOON MOBILE HOME — Yes, n e e d your house painted this Volkswagen engine, AM/FM BIDWELL Home Improvement MACHINIST wanted — Full or part-time. 7-3, 3-11, 11.7 programmer operator on small day, June 9 and 10th. camp. Furniture, lamps, away from interstate highways to Enfields malls summer? Top quality work. Co. Expert installation of Bridgeport work, experienced to medium sized IBM disk REAL Estate Career. Earn shades and chimneys. Large and downtown Hartford. radio and extras. Yellow, It’s a 3 bedroomi Free estimates. Call 526|248. $15,000 to $25,000 annually. brown sides. Asking $1,300. -1972 aluminum siding, gutters and only. Overtime and paid in NURSES AIDES system. Send resume or letter .DON’T Miss ’This! Tag Sale, assortment books. Trader P. Take 1-86 to exit 93. Follow Ihe signs to Pleasant trims. Roofing installation and surance. ‘Penobscot ’Tool and of salary requirement, Excellent commission arrange Sunday, 97 Cushman Drive, Used Furniture, 50 Pearl Super Beetle, stick shift, AM Located on Beautiful Coventry Lake. Experienced preferred, full-time. 7-3, 11.7 ment. For confidential inter Valley Apartrnenis located on Pleasant Valley DONALD E. Tarca - repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. background to Box “ P ,” Manchester. Moving South, Street, Manchester. Road. Pleasant Valley is open everyday from radio, white walls. 19,000 miles. This Unit 3s Complete With paperhanging and painting. view, Mr. Pasek, 289-7475, $1,800. Call 647-9386 or 872-3686! Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. Manchester Herald. must sell everything. Bedroom 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. ^ Free estimates. Call 646-6812. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Pasek-Rutherford, Realtors, sets, mattresses, refrigerator, FOR SALE — 6piece maple A ^ for Pete. Appliances for only COMPETITIVE PAY SCALE MLS. roofing, storm windows, aw JANITORS — Experienced, Following benefits: Paid vacation, sick day pay, life in- washer, dryer, two f6speed living room set, $135. Call after 7 T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, nings. Quality workmanship, part-time days, evenings, bikes, tables, chairs, clothes, 5 p.m., 2269765. 1966 FORD Galaxie, $125 or suiance, major medical insurance, disability, 8 paid OWN your own advertising best offer. Call 649-1289. Interior-exterior painting. free estimates. FHilly insured. Manchester area. Call 643-5691, SEAMSTRESS skis, boots, desks, 6462575. $4,995 Reasonable rates. Swirled 872-9187, 649-3417. 3-6 p.m. holiday, medication discount. Drop in and see our modern Specialw business, no invest Experienced in men’s wear. CLEAN used GE two-door ceilings our specialty. Call 643- facility. ment. Bonus, fringe benefits, APPROXIMATELY 10,000 refrigerator-freezer. Good con 1964 MERCURY Monterey. As 1949. Full or part-time. Superb earn $7,500 to $20,000 yearly. CHeasant >&lley) is, $50. Phone 649-1116. ROOFING — Specializing MACHINISTS - We have the wooden shelves, 12x18", good dition. 6469609 after 5 p.m! VAN’S LEISURE LIVING repairing roofs, new roofs, following openings — lathe, working conditions. Flexible Calgift Corp. of Scranton, Pa. use for shipping cases. Call 441 Main 81. Eaat HarHord INSIDE-Outside painting. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Bridgeport, vertical turret MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER hours, many fringe benefits. Write for literature. Coca Cola, R.H. Smith, 566 MOVING, must sell, two FORD — 1967 Custom, Special rates for people over S. Apply to Mr. Synder, 1330. kitchen sets, small maple automatic, radio, heater, $500. Call for an appointmant 569<1220 an d r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy 333 Bidwell St. Manchester Fully insured. Estimates given. experience. Free estimates.' Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, Chester, low boy, m irror, Phone 649 6686 after 5 p.m. Call 649-7863. MGNL MOTS SHOP $pvt rmn v n cash Ih4it Howley, 643-5361. Manchester, 649-0000. 90S Main St., Manchester TAG SALE — June 9 and 10, lamps, tables, linens, some an 4ap — be ImM Cbssifiid lUt. from 11-4. 33 Olcott Drive, off tiques and other miscellaneous \ 6462478 Center Street, watch for signs. items, 6469075. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . SajL. June 9, 1973 Apartments For Rent 63 Business Locations- Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 ^ Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots-Land For Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat,, June 9, 1973 - PAGE*THIRTEEN For Rent 67 « out ol Town-For Sale 75 Out ol Town-For Sale CENTER Street — 4t^i-room MANCHESTER - Dutch 75 Wantkd-Real Estate 77 CHANGE THIS TO THIS FIVE-Room Ranch, Manchester SOUTH WINDSOR townhouse, V4 baths, all Colonial, Porter Street, 4 NORTH COVENTRY - Grant bedrooms, living room, dining breezeway, garage, small Vernon appliances, carpeting, two air- patio, llA baths, fireplace, VPmVED BUUNIG Hill Road. Owner selling conditioners, .heat and hot room, kitchen, l ‘A baths, large treed and fenced half acre lot. CONDOMMUM Raised Ranch, 7 rooms, IVi striving Today water, storage. $210. By ap MAIN STREET OFFICE SPACE first-floor family room, two-car Lot with many beautiful shade teths, paneled rec room with HURWIT pointment, Charles Pontlcelli, garage. Immaculate home in Wall-to-wall carpeting, for a excellent condition inside and 3 bedrooms, 2Vs baths, fully trees. Level with gravel base, fireplace, paneled office, laun FRIENDLY HOME News for Senior Citizens 649-9644, 646-0800. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY desirable location. Priced at out. $35,900. (Jail owner, 649- carpeted, central air- no ledge, perk test already dry, garage, 11 acres, 742-8389. by Watty Fortin $52,900. Frechette & Martin, Friendly is the only way to / p / D o ®®**®*^ Tomorrow 6455. conditioned, paneled family done. Will build to your plan picture this comfortable side MODERN 3-room apartment, Convenient downtown location, ideal for at Realtors, 647-9993. room and 4th bedroom or den. FIVE-Rogm Ranch, carpeting, Ujollon l^eai ^ompan^ ■U.U-.-.-.^w...... V.ll l l i l i i i i i i i i .1.1 .....1.LU.M.I.I.I.I.I.I ...... carpeting, appliances, parking, or ours. For more information split, fireplace and large torney or two-man business. Reasonable Pool, tennis courts, club new roof, large lot, dead-end storage, spacious grounds, sub call Jon Jennings today. Price family room. Priced to sell at rental includes heat. Interested? Please call ARCHITECTURALLY house. $10,000. 64^ 131*^^’®”®' Agency, urban setting. Hillard Street. RANCH $32,5()0. Call Dick Barker now. SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES Hi everyone! This is Wally’s delicious dinner, then back up I wish to ihank the staff, Jae, 649-7289, 568-3850. Mr. Matrick. stairs for our Fun-Day Large treed lot. Aluminum CREATED ..B&W- SIMONS side-kick Gloria Bensoh holding Jim, and Tom and volunteers siding, garage. Eat-in kitchen, MERMn AGENCY TEDFORD BOLTON CENTER ROAD — BOLTON, CONN. down the fort while my boss is festivities. After the opening Florence North, Theresa 5'^-ROOM duplex, garage, 646-1700 An architect created this un REALTORS 646-1180 Realtors/MLS 646-1117 Tht BARROWS I t WALLACE Co. escorting 140 seniors to ceremonies we learned that Negro, May Tivnan, Harold security deposit. $185 monthly. full basement, 3 bedrooms. iquely designed Ranch in one 1129 Tolland Tpke. —' Phone 646-2311 643-5029. $31,500. Realtors — MLS REAL ESTATE Wildwood, N.J/, for a five-day Georgina Vince, Virginia Lehmann, Jphn Derby, Mollie 646-1141 of Manchester’s finest Manchester ParLade - 649-5306 ...... neighborhoods. This home is “Haw kidt on tha block but holiday. As luck would have it Talbot, and George Schroll are McCarthy, and Cecile Wandt Houses For Sale 72 KEITH MANCHESTER — 2-family, 6-7 ' all patients in the local hospital. THREE Room first-floor apart 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, situated on two wooded old pros In Real Estate" BOLTON Lakefront — 6 room SELLING your home or for the Manchester seniors, no for making my load a little ment, in South Manchester. REAL ESTATE MAPgW IJTMIIII large rooms, fireplace, bullt- BOLTON — Prime R-1 residen sooner were they in the buses Please remember these friends lighter this week. I hope I didn’t office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- lots . . . it’s that large. ANDOVER—Lakefront 5- year round Cape. 1'4 baths, acreage? For prompt friendly HEALTH CAPSULES® Avaiiabie Juiy 1st. Stove, 648-4126 649-1822. ^ins, separate furnaces, 2-car tial acreage, 19 acres plus, high by Miehatl A. Pellj, M.D. in your prayers, and with a 5. Beautiful professional room furnished cottage. Low fireplace, trees, $32,900. service, call Louis Dimock and on the road when summer overlook anyone, and thanks to refrigerator, storage room, all garage, nice lot. Char-Bon elevation, mostly cleared, ^ , - Realty, 649-9823. weather arrived. I hope they card. all the members for making me BRAND NEW landscaping and incom Agency, 643-0683. 20s. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ZAH BMoTioUAL ProBUM^ utilities included. $155 per 466 MAIN Street — Building for 000. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609 have a real nice vacation. Register Monday and my job possible because I month. Write P.O. Box 71, West 3-bedroom Colonial with I'/k MANCHESTER - Six-room parable appointments. 646-3177: MANCHESTER-7 room You RML any business, office, or com Call for your free pamphlet, “ 4 GOOD REASONS” why VERNON — Manchester line. ALL CASH for your property Last Friday night we had 14 On June 11, we will have love working with you, and for Hartford, Conn. baths, aluminum siding, treed Colonial, IVi baths, formal Owners are moving to MANCHESTER - Edison Colonial, many extras, large within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, PnytJiCACr-4W Z mercial use, near Center. Calf dining room eat-in k/tchen. Road, just reduced, 8-room Immaculate Ranch on quiet tables playing setback, and the registration for two trips. One you. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. lot, city water and sewer. we can sell your property for the Florida. It is the only reason ROCKLEDGE - Cleared lot. Mid 50s. instant service. Hayes Agency aluminum siding, two-car gar Cape, 3 bedrooms, formal street, sunny kitchen with winners were: Elizabeth Cone, will be for the Mets ballgame at $36,200 they would leave this outstan building lot, 132x170’. Under HEBRON—4-bedroom Ranch, dining area, 2 bedrooms, 646-0131. age, priced to sell. Mitten Agen ding home. Call. dining room, fireplace, 2-car $10,000. Meyer Realtors, 643- 147; Mabel Wilson, 139; Adlaide Shea Stadium on June 28, the PRESIDENTIAL MANCHESTER 10,000 square BLANCHARD cy, Realtors, 643-6930. • BEST PRICE • MOST FAVORABLE TERMS large treed lot. Low 30s. carpeted living room, heated feet, industrial space. Fully garage, aluminum siding, 0609, 649-5524. rec room, $28,500. Wolverton WE WILL buy your house for Pickett, 135; Paul'Schuetz, 134; price of which is $5.30; this in Menus & sunroom, rec room, walk to COVENTRY—Raised Ranch, Mollie McCarthy, 127; Ann VILLAGE APTS. sprihkiered, loading docks, of- 8 rooms, possible in-law Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cash. Call anytime, Hutchins cludes the admission ticket and Monday: Oiicken rice soup, MANCHESTER — 6-room older • SHORTEST TIME • LEAST INCONVENIENCE WWREN L HOWLAND East Catholic. LaPenta Agen WILLINGTON - 28 acres all Lehmann, 126; Edith Wirtella, MANCHESTER fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- RDSSEHD apartment. A beauty. Hurry Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. the busfare. The other trip will tuna fish sandwich, ice cream Colonial with 2-car garage, REALTORS 643-1108 cy, Realtors, 646-2440. frontage, buy all or part for TOLLAND $57,900 126; Alice Shorette, 124; One and two bedrooms.. 0131. RULTOM-MU 646-2482 large kitchen with pantry, for or miss out. Low 40s. be a full day at Jug End in the sundae. 186 W. Cantar 6iraat your new home or investment. SELLING your property? Call Thomas Murphy, 122 ;„ Wesley Berkshires. This will be on June mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Four- Blanchard & Rosetto, Realtors, NEW HOMES EXECUTIVE AREA Wednesday: Barbecued Near schools, churches MANCHESTER 4,000 plus MANCHESTER - Porter us first e’ll buy your home Frost, 121; Helen Erickson, 27, and will cost $8.85 per per chicken, home baked beans, and shopping center, on solid value at $28,900. Wolver- Street section, 6-room Cape, MANCHESTER - 7 room bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 646-^482. Offers th|s 8 room Garrison immediately at a fair price, all square feet store-building for ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. HEBRON—One Raised 118; Lyla Steele, 116’, John son. This includes the busfare, pickled beet salad, potato bus line. Call anytime. tile bath, fireplace, enclosed Colonial, 2 Vi tiled baths, baths, immediate occupancy. Colonial of authentic design. 4 cash. Cali Lou Arruda, 6^1539, VE$./4MPTrf£ PAIN CAN lease. Huge paved parking BREATHTAKING Top location, $52,900. Hayes Ranch, 2 acres plus. High 30s. Sadilla, 115; and Lee Miller, use of all the facilities including salad, pear and cottage cheese area. Prime location in town porch, $29,900. Hayes Agency, plastered walls, range, dis BOLTON — Birch Mountain large bedrooms will*accom- Arruda Realty. B e A $ S e v e r e a n p a s MANCHESTER - 6-bedroom MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, Agency, 646-0131. WILLIMANTI(>-2 Ranches, 114. the swimming pool, and a full- salad, macaroni and tuna salad, ,.ith highway access. Hayes Colonial, 2 baths, aluminum 646^)131. View from this large U&R hwasher, garbage disposal, Road, treed acre building lot, modate king size bed. Family p i ^Tr e s s i n c a s Pa ir 646 -26 23 located near shopping, schools, 200x250, convenient to 1-84, $9,- High 20s. I would like to thank Ann and course meal. The meal selec cold roast beef salad, rolls and Agency, 646-0131. siding, 2-car garage, formerly a Raised Ranch in Forest Hills extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone room has wall to wall from a churches, newly painted, SIX-ROOM older home, 2-car hot water oil heat, city utilities. MANCHESTER — Six-room 500. 643-1268. ANDOVER—Swiss chalet, 3 fireplace. Formal, dining Harold Lehmann and Thomas tions are roast Vermont turkey, butter and fruit punch. tourist home, located in separate heating systems. location. Four bedrooms, Ranch, 1V4 baths, built-ins, Physical pi^orpep.. PROFESSIONAL office, business zone. Bel Air Real garage, oversized lot, studded Built by Ansaldi. Near Martin bedrooms, 28-mile view, 4 room. Large lighted closets. Murphy for helping out when Yankee pot roast, or deep fried Priced at $31,900. ZinZinsser Agen- living room, dining room, aluminum siding, city utilities. COVENTRY L ak e- 300’ to and acres. beautiful, spacious. Excellent Estate, 643-9332. with gardens and fruit trees, School. Charles Lesperance, Please call Tom Brennan at Hm IHi CApMjkt •«v®i h«lpFul one of our members became ill shrimp. cy, 646-1511. kitchen, play room, rec room, $33,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. overlooking this delightful lake. Hunting' For Results? exposure. First floor, all convenient location. Priced to 649-7620. “There is no home like the one 649-5306. You'll Get Good ‘Shots' in It ii not
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t” PAGE FCJURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., June 9, 1973 Obituaries ! ; ' About Town The executive board of the potluck Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Manchester Junior Women’s the home of Mrs. Elaine Case, Charles E. Leister Andrew Liehinan Sr. Club will meet Monday at 8 104 Woodsidq St. Dessert will p.m. at the home of Mrs. be provided by the co-hostesses, Private funeral services for COVENTRY-The fnneral of Richard Davis, 71F Sycamore Mrs. Case, Mrs. Hildur Lacking Charles E. Leister, 74. of East Andrew Liebman ^r. of Goose Lane. Co-hostesses are Mrs. and Mrs. Thora Maloney. Hartford, formerly of Lane, who died Friday at a M Thomas Westmoreland and Members are reminded to bring Manchester, whose body was Manchester convalescent Mi. home, will be Monday at 8:15 Mrs. Hugh Folk. piates, cups and silverware. found Thursday in the Connec r ticut River, will be at the Rose a.m. from the John F. Tierney Polish Women’s Aliiance Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Funeral Home, 219 W. Center The M aster’s Club of St., Manchester, with.a Mass at Group 518 will meet Sunday at 3 Friendship Lodge of Masons St., Rocky Hill. p.m. at St. John’s Polish Mr. Leister was born in South St. Mary's Church, Coventry, at will have a dinner-meeting National Catholic Church. Manchester and had lived in the 9. Burial will be in North Monday at Willie’s Steak Hartford area -for 33 years. Cemetery. House. There will be a social Phebe Circle of Emanuel He is survived by his wife, Friends may call at the hour at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. Lutheran Church will have a Mrs. Grace Wagner Leister. funeral home Sunday from 2 to Plans will be discussed for the Burial will be in Rose Hill 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. annual summer picnic, to be Memprial Park, Rocky Hill. held July 22 at the home of Vernon Senior Warden Fred Gaal. Mrs. Francesco (PierrII) P erleone Boy, 6, Hurt, Herman Brellselineitler Mrs. Jennie Renesto (Pierrll) Today^s COLUMBIA-Herman Perleone, 73, of 191 Irving St. Hit By Auto Brettschneider, 78, of Cherry died this morning at Thought Valley Rd. died Friday at a Manchester Memorial Douglas A. Bassham, 6, of 153 Willimantic convalescent Hospital. She was the wife of Prospect St., Rockville, is “Lord Teach us to Pray” Lk. home. He was the husband of Francesco (Pierrll) Perleone. reported to be in “fairly good” 11:1 Mrs. Sarah Brettschneider. She was born in Adria, condition at Rockville General Prayer makes us reai persons Mr. Brettschneider was born Province of Rovigo, Italy, 9p d ' Hospital today after being because it places us in a full in Austria and had operated the had lived in East Hartford for struck by a car operated by relationship with God and Rock Garden Resthurant in 44 years before cqming to Thomas W. Pantanella, 19, of 4 enables us to face the Willimantic for 30 years. Manchester 10 years ago. She Mountain St., Rockville, challenges and realities of life Survivors, besides his wife, was employed at the Hartman Thursday, hospital authorities with full assurance. In prayer said. are a son, Norman Brett of Tobacco Co., Hartford, before we respond to God’s love with Columbia; a daughter, Mrs. her retirement in 1959. She was Hospital officials said that our own and share in His very Harriet McPherson of Aber a member of the Fratelanza the Bassham boy is “alert” life. deen, Md.; a sister, Mrs. Mollie Society of New Britain. after the accident in which he , The real effort of prayer is Shifrin of Willimantic; and two Survivors, besides her hus To Perform at Ecumenical Celebration suffered head injuries. not found in an isolated brothers Harry Brettschneider band, are a son, Andrew F. Police say that the Pan experience but in the continuing of Willimantic and Ben Perleone of Manchester; a Special music at the Pentecost Sunday ecumenical Dave Hawes, Jack Cochrane, and John Vertefeuille. The tanella vehicle was headed west relationship with God, Brettschneider.of Miami, Fla.; daughter, Mrs. Mary Rechtorik celebration tomorrow at starting at 8 p.m. at East Catholic celebration, which is open to the public, is being sponsored on Prospect St. at the time of becoming possessed of His the accident. three grandchildren and a of East Hartford; a sister, Mrs. High School will be provided by members of “The Burning by the Key 73 Committee and the Manchester Area plan. His thought. His passion great-grandchild. Victoria Stoppa of East Hart Bush” Christian Action Center in Willimantic. They are, (inference of Churches. No police action has been of the world. taken in the accident which is Funeral services will be Sun ford; and two granddaughters. from le ft, Casey Sabella, John Kimlingen, Doug Palmer. Rev. Robert Wellner still under investigation by Ver day at 3 p.m. at Temple B'nai The funeral will be 'Tuesday St. John’s Episcopal non Police. Israel, Willimantic. Burial will at 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan Church, Vernon be in the Tefnple B’nai Israel Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., Cemetery, Perkins Corner, East Hartford, with a Mass of Bolton Mansfield. the Resurrection at St. Mary’s The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Church, East Hartford, at 9. Rotary To Hear Farmington Ave., Hartford, is Burial will be in Mt. St. Notice Laundromat Patrons in charge of arrangements. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom Deadline Today There are no calling hours. field. Talk on Fitness Hardy and Betty Sawyer (former owners) Friends may call at the at the Y is the administration funeral home Sunday from 7 to For Cheerleaders John Krukierek Joseph A. White, director of and organization of adult ARE BACK OPERATING 9 p.m. and Monday from 2 to 4 physical education and health ROCKVILLE-John' DONINA HOLLAND Bulletin Board physical education programs. Krukierek, 72, of 7 E. Frpnklin and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Hartford YMCA, will be Correspondent The Bolton Fife and Drum One of the programs Park died Friday at Rockville guest speaker at the Corps will hold its regular prac “Executive Fitness” was General Hospital. Tel. 646^)375 Manchester Rotary Club THE PKE COM WASH Final signup for girls in tice Monday at the Elementary deveioped to serve businessmen Mr. Krukierek was born June meeting TuOTday at 6:30 p.m. at in the greater Hartford area. 22, 1900 in Poland and came to terested in being cheerleaders School from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. for the midget and pony football Men in the “Executive the United States and settled in About Town The executive board of the teams will be held today from 2 Bolton Fife and Drum Corps Fitnesss” program start out Rockville in 1929. He formerly and DRV OEMMIC The Educational Club will until 3:30 at Herrick Memorial easy with warmup exercises was employed at the M.T. will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Illing Park. the home of Mrs. William and after 12 weeks are running Stevens Co. and at the Alden Ju n i^ ^ ig h School. a mile between 8 and 10 Spinning Mills. Girls must be between the Loalbo, Hebron Rd. 275 West Middle Tplte., Manchester ages of 9 and 16 and should wear minutes. Men enrolling on the He was a communicant of St. (Next to Stop A Shop) Members of the Manchester practical clothing as they will program must first get permis Joseph’s Church and a member Historical Society will honor also be practicing cheers. sion from their doctors. They Former customers, as well as now ones, are cordially ln-| of its St. Joseph Society and St. then fill out a medical history I Dr. William Buckley at a recep Summer Recreation [vltad to stop In and got acquainted with Hardy and Batty.. . f Michael Society. He also Church Women and are tested at the Y. Blood tion Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at P ro g ram belonged to the Polish- the Cheney Homestead on Hart pressure, lung capacity, heart A special meeting will be held American Citizens Club. ford Rd. Plaii Potluck rdte, pulse pressure and body He is survived by a sister in Monday at 8:30 p.m. at Herrick and weight measurements are Memorial Park for all persons Poland. The Senior Adults of the The Women’s Group of Con taken. Three months iater, the interested in finalizing plans for The funeral will be Monday at Church of the Nazarene will cordia Lutheran Church will tests are given again and ^m - a summer recreation program }. tltoughtful pin-money gifts V 8:15 a.m. from the White- meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the have a potluck for mothers and pared. * for Bolton children. Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Davis Memorial Building of the daughters Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. As the $1,500 requested by and cards, for Elm St., with a Mass at St. church and will go by bus to the in Kaiser Hall of the church. v Recreation Commissioner Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial Wildlife Sanctuary in Monson, Mrs. Donald J. McLean will grads and dads... ^ Henry Ryba was turned down will be in St. Bernard’s Mass. Members are reminded be the guest speaker. She will by the Board of Finance recent Graduation Set Cemetery. to bring picnic lunches. tell of the experiences she and ly, the Bolton Athletic Associa “we have every little thlngl" ^ Friends may call at the her husband, who is pastor of At St, James tion (BAA) voted to help sup funeral home Sunday from 2 to the Trinity Lutheran Church of Ruth Circle of Emanuel port the planned program. St. James School graduation 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A prayer ser Vernon, had as missionaries in Lutheran Church will have a A fee for all children par Joseph A. While exercises wiil be Tuesday at vice will be held Sunday at 3 Japan. picnic Monday at 6:30 p.m. at ticipating will be charged to 7:30 p.m. at St. James Church. lottery \ p.m. at the funeral home. Mrs. Franklin Hill is program the home of Mrs. James supplement the support given The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward chairman. Members are einded the Manchester Country Club. tickets V Reuter, 95 S. Lakewood Circle. by the BAA to cover expenses J. Reardon, pastor, wili l(h mtraela of mo)Nfty«A | to bring food for the potluck.. His topic: “Physicai Fitness at fairway! ^ of salaries and materials. celebrate Mass and give the dfownttown manchutsr^ Dessert and coffee will be and You.” The time and place for graduation address. Vernon provided by the hostesses. White’s major responsibiiity registration for children par ticipating in the program and for volunteer helpers, along with other information about Pastic Leaving the^irogram will be announced Public Works next week. Senior Picnic Bill Passed For Guam Post The Bolton High School WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senior picnic will be held Mon Don't korget House passed and sent to Presi island of Guam Vernon Town Planner Joseph a U.S. day at Klar Krest in Moodus. dent Nixon Friday a bill to territory, it was Pastic has resigned to accept a learned Seniors will leave from the authorize a $430-million public Friday.' similar post on the Pacific high school shortly after 8 a.m. works and economic develop Pastic, who joined the town and will return to the school ment program for the year sta ff in D ecem ber 1971, about —3 p.m. starting July 1. succeeding John McAlmont, the The bill would continue Doe Destroyed, town’s first professional . programs for aid to nnam m planner, will be leaving Vernon r economicpliy distressed areas. Hit By Auto government the latter part of July to accept the Guam post. Concordia Manchester Police said that a He wiir be a member of the To Confirm young deer was struck by a car island's public works depart on S. Main St. this morning. ment staff and will draw, about 12 Youths The young doe, which the same salary of ?13,150 he HHHBrB .s weighed approximately 60 receives in Vernon, but the Twelve young people will con pounds, was struck in the hind territorial government is also firm their faith Sunday at the quarter. Police said that the' supplying him with a housing 10:30 a.m. service at Concordia animal was destroyed by police subsidy. Lutheran Church. department personnel as it was He considers the Guam ppst a The confirmands, who have Tell him and the whole world challenge. completed three years of (a) w T i c apparently beyond hope of Hartford — Cl saving. The animal was taken Plastic said he felt it “ap catechetical study, are-Russell to the town sanitary land fill. propriate" to leave at this time A. Barber, Steven J. Bourret, how much you LOve him with a... area to be buried. ,,as there are “there are no Judy L. Corbitt, Walter J. critical things pending that I Dubiel, Richard J. Gankofskie, would ruin by leaving.’’- Joy L. Kleinschrnidt, Edward D. Krach, Cynthia E. Ledoux, HERALD HAPPY AD Melinda L. Lemieux, Lisa J. Patten, Deborah A. Schaller, and Kathryn M. Wirth. •eEFEEl! A LL WORK After the service, there will Order Yours Today! be a coffee hour in Kaiser Hall GUARANTEED of the church to welcome the young people into the adult This is a test pattern to 25 years' experience membership of the congrega determine.Tlie Heraid's print Caii 643-2711 tion. ing quality. 9 § cf/ i BITUMINOUS Manchester TREE DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, / p c , Evening Heraid TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. ' SPRAYING % 0// June Specials, Free Estimates Deadline is Phone 344-0321 G&H PAVING MILLANE NURSERIES Friday noon AND TREE EXPERTS (JUNE 15) 649-5233 CROMWELL, CONN.
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