> PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ June 20, 1975 Testimonial OBITUARIES Enters Race FIRE C A L L S Canceled At his request, the For District Board testimonial planned for Thomas MANCHESTER (Manchester Ambulance) C. Monahan has been called off. lianrljfHtPr Surntng M? ralb Thursday, 11:47 a.m. — gas A third North End man has Flynn, 34, is supervisor of Thursday, 4:04 p.m. — auto Monahan is retiring from the Mrs. Marcella H. Hayes washdown at 17 Armory St. announced he is a candidate for control support functions at accident on 1-84 in the west­ post he has held for over 16 Raymond Brunell, 47; Mrs. Marcella Hickey Hayes, (Town) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 223 the Eighth District Board of Combustion Engineering. He is years as Manchester chief Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -t w o p a g e s 65, of 206 Oakland St. died bound lane. See story in today’s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Directors. He is John C. Flynn a graduate of Manchester High Today, 1:01 a.m. — auto acci­ building inspector. He was Thursday at Manchester Herald. (Manchester Am­ Mental Health Officer Jr. of 31 Strong St. School and has a bachelor’s dent on Hartford Rd. caused the assistant building inspector for Memorial Hospital. She was the bulance) Flynn joins William L. degree from the University of downing of some wires. (Town) over three years before t^ t. widow of John Hayes. Today, 1:59 a.m. — auto acci­ HEBRON — Raymond Walter University of Connecticut and Sheridan and Robert Froelich Hartford and a master’s deree Today, 6:48 a.m. — dumpster Monahan said a conflict situa­ Mrs. Hayes was bom July 3, dent on Hartford Rd. See story Brunell Jr., 47, of Foote Lane, received a master of education as candidates for two vacancies in electrical engineering from fire on Tudor Lane. (Eighth in today’s Herald. (Manchester tion has arisen and he thought it 1909 in Manchester and lived retired executive director of degree from Hillyer College, on the board. The Eighth the University of Connecticut. District) would be best to cancel the most of her life in Hartford Ambulance) the Connecticut Mental Health now a part of the University of District annual meeting is He and his wife, the former SOUTH WINDSOR testimonial. before returing to Manchester a Thursday, 5:46 p.m. — car House Okays $5 Billion Association, died Thursday at Hartford. He did post graduate Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Carol Harvey of Manchester, Hartford Hospital. He was the work at Yale University. month ago. She was employed Bentley School, Hollister St. have two children — Mark, 9, fire at 20 Ridge Rd. as a case worker for Family husband of Mrs. Joan Peterson Other survivors are two J. Edward McKeever and and Laurie, 5. TOLLAND COUNTY Service Society of Hartford, Brunell. daughters, Bonnie Lea Brunell Dante Balboni, whose three- Flynn will be vice-president Thursday, 12:02 p.m. — false special purchase previously working as a recep­ year terms are ending, have an­ alarm at Tolland High School. Mr. Brunell was associated and Sheryl Eve Brunell, both at of St. Bridget Parish (Council in (Irregulars of better) with the Connecticut Mental home; a brother, Robert J. tionist at Hartford Hospital for nounced they won’t seek re- 1975-76. He and his son are (Tolland Fire Department) For Energy Research Health Association for 16 years, Brunell of New Haven; and many years. election. Flynn is expected to YMCA Indian Guides. Thursday, 1:26 p.m. — woods flannel backed plastic tablecloths serving as its executive direc­ three sisters, Mrs. Bellerose B. Survivors are three sons, run against Sheridan for one of fire off Daly Circle. (Vernon WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House, from budget of the agency, which has ’The bill sets oil import quotas, provides tor for eight years. He retired Carney of Lakeville, Mrs. Gris­ James Hayes and Thomas the vacancies. Fire Department) defeating attempts to delay the “fast taken over work formally done by the tax incentives to conserve fuel and in 1973 because of ill health. tle B. Lonergan of West Haven Hayes, both of Manchester and Thursday, 1:46 p.m. — grass • 52x52 ...*1 .8 8 •52x60 ...*3 .4 4 breeder” nuclear reactor program, has Atomic Energy Commission. penalizes makers of gas-guzzling cars. Michael Hayes of Newington; fire off Old Stafford Rd. approved $5 billion for energy research In another energy development. Presi­ He was a member of the and Miss Gloria F. • 52x70 .. .*2 .7 9 a 60” round *3 .4 4 Ford’s proposals include removing price American Public Health New Milford. two daughters, Mrs. Edwina (Tolland Fire Department) and development for the next 15 months. dent Ford’s spokesman, Ron Nessen, said controls from domestically produced oil to Association, the National The funeral is Sunday at 3 Russo of Newington and Mrs. Thursday, 7 p.m. — fire in the The House voted 317-9 Friday to provide the energy bill passed by the House provide incentive for more production. we have every little thingl ' yX ■ I Retired Teachers Association p.m. on the grounds of the Mary McDaniel of Ironton, A B O U T TOW N laundry room of the Weather- $5.8 billion for the Energy Research and Thursday would not achieve Ford’s goal of The White House will try to get its and the University of Connec­ Brunell home on Foote Lane. In Ohio; a brother, George Hickey vane Apartments. (Vernon Fire Development Administration, including substantial independence from foreign provisions approved in the Senate. ticut Alumni Association. He the event of rain, the funeral of Manchester; two sisters, Department) ‘‘where a about $800 million for nuclear weapons energy sources and that “Congress has '4 Mrs. Grace Smith of AMBULANCE CALLS development. abandoned that goal.” also was associated with the will be in Gilead Congrega­ will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at dollar's National Mental Health tional Church. The Rev. Manchester and Mrs. Agnes Manchester Rod and Gun MANCHESTER worth a The House refused 227-136 to halt con­ Roberts of Port Huenma, Club will have its quarterly the VFW Home. struction funds for the Clinch River Association. Marshall Hughes, pastor of Thursday, 7:12 a.m. — auto­ th e miracle of main stredC i dollar!" Calif.; and five grandchildren. meeting. Old Timers Night and bike accident on Hackmatack downtown manchestet* project in Tennessee, a demonstration A registered sanitarian, he Gilead Congregational Church, The past matrons and past No Protection Ordered had worked for the state Men­ will officiate. Burial will be in The funeral is Monday at 8:15 “Man of the Year” award Mon­ St. See story in today’s Herald. plant for fast breeder nuclear reactors to a.m. from Holmes Funeral day at the clubhouse, Daly Rd., patrons of Temple Chapter, produce electricity. ’The fuel of these reac­ tal Health Department, Hart­ Gilead Cemetery. ..j. OES, will have a picnic Satur­ ford, and at the Blue Hills Friends may call at Holmes Home, 400 Main St., with a Coventry. Tlie event will open tors can be reprocessed and reused. Mass at St. Bridget Church at 9. at 5:30 p.m. with a social hour, day at 4:30 p.m. at the home of A group of congressmen headed by Rep. For CIA Probe Witness Clinic Department of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Mr. and Mrs. John Von Deck Burial will be in St. Bridget and dinner will be served at Lawrence Coughlin, R-Pa., tried to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite the Alcoholism. Manchester, Saturday from 3 to Jr., Slocum Rd., Hebron. Those of the committee, said Friday that federal Cemetery. 6:30. The meeting will begin at eliminate the fast breeder construction murder of Chicago underworld figure Sam Mr. Brunell was born Nov. 18, 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. attending are reminded to bring protection has not been ordered for Friends may call at the 8. _______ funds, leaving only research money. They Giancana after the Senate Intelligence 1927 in Meriden, son of Mrs. The family suggests that any a place setting and a lawn witness John Roselli because “he has not (Herald photo by Pinto) funeral home Sunday from 2 to contended that problems of assuring safe- Committee tried to contact him about Florence Boisvert Brunell of memorial contributions may be Manchester Barracks, World chair. Past matrons are to asked for protection” and “because I have Lakeville and the late Raymond made to the Connecticut Mental 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. War I Veterans, and Auxiliary still need to be solved. alleged CIA plots against Cuban Premier The family suggests that any bring a potluck dish. The House did shave $72.1 million from no idea what was behind the obvious W. Brunell Sr., and had lived in Health Association, Hartford, Fidel Castro, federal protection has not rubout of Mr. Giancana.” Mascot Took Part, Too Hebron for ^ years. or to the Rham High School memorial contributions may be the fast breeder program. been ordered for another reputed un­ made to the Family Service It rejected 246-102 an attempt by Rep. Giancana, 65, reputed head of the He was graduated from the Scholarship Fund. derworld figure scheduled to testify next Chicago Crime Syndicate, was found shot Society, 36 Trumbull St., Hart­ Bella S. Abzug, D-N.Y., to eliminate all A member of the Coventry Class of 1975 who was not here by Richard M. Clay Jr., the class co-president.