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, ’ ^ "’‘'.'"■I", " / ^ ^ ----- , 1 ’ '.p / , * • 1 ■-"' -; Arco Drops ''1‘i Wallingford Schools May Special The Weather Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of a ! i : p i '^-, Close Early Subsidy few showers. Lows in the 50s. Sunny and ' //> > '; cooler Saturday with highs in low 70s. !i,'r.ri NEW HAVEN (AP) - The WALLINGFORD (AP) ^ The Atlantic Richfield Co. said MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1973*- VOL. XCII, No. 205 Manchester A City of t illage Charm T\Ve n t Y-FOUR PAGES -r- TWO SECTIoiss PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS the council chairman, Thomas Wednesday that because of the -T.' -/■. Wallingford school board has minimum, Mrs. Masterson Wail, was noncommittal, she gasoline shortage, it would no voted to close the community’s said. said. 16 schoois 10 days short of the longer subsidize lower prices The Mhool board and town The seven-member board un / scheduled summer recess June animously adopted a resolution for self-service gasoline pumps, i i council scheduled a meeting s^ \ .20 because it has run out of Tuesday night which said the according to a published report. money. Wednesday night to discuss The decision affects ARCO [/News next year’s budget. board would run out of “We have no other alter operational funds “on or about stations across the country, State law prohibits local native if the money is not June 10” and would have to sus Paul Hassler, press relations Capsules Iceland Talks End school bo^ds from spending forthcoming,” Mrs. Dorothy pend classes. ^rector of' the n l more than their budgets. It also REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) •European capitals in October or Masterson, the board chair Mrs. Masterson said there Philadelphia-based company /; KissingeiCs suggested “new requires schools to remain open — Although still far apart on early November. When a French spokesman man, said Wednesday. The was sufficient money left to pay said in a report in Thursday’s Atlantic charter.” was asked why Pompidou had for a minimum of 180 days each their approaches to major The participants probably board has asked the town, coun teacher and staff salaries, but edition of the New Haven — “ Whether or not there not called in an adviser of year to qualify for state aid. issues. President Nixon and would include all members of cil for an additional |240,000 to not. enough for operational Journal-Courier. should be a summit of the Euro similar status, he replied, “’The If Wallingford schools close French President Georges the North Atlantic Treaty complete the school year. But expenses. Hassler said the dealers qan Abolish Monarchy pean leaders with the President president feels he can deal witfi June 10 they will fall about 10 Pompidou have reached a sum Organization and the Common The 9^000-pupil school system continue the self-service ATHENS (AP) — Premier wifi be decided after the results these matters on his own,.’’^ days short of the 180-day mit agreemenfbn how to begin Market. include two senior high program, but they no longer George Papadopoulos an of all these other negotiations resolving their differences. schools, three middle schools would be given financial aid to nounced today the abolition of Kissinger said, however, that can be evaluated.” After a final meeting There was no way for an out and 11 elementary schools. cover the cost of selling gas the monarchy in Greece and the “it really is too early to tell” today, the two presidents could whether enough progress can Kissinger seemingly played a sider to judge whether 'preoc- Mrs. Masterson said the shor oline at the cheaper price. establishment of a presidential >■ ^4 point to nothing in the way of be made at lower levels to key role in the Iceland summit. cupation with the Watergate f«'-V >> tage dates back to last summer “It was a growing program, republic. dramatic achievement from justify an autumn supeesum- It was tie who met with Jobert scandal had .limited Nixon’s K lJ* - W Rising Food Costs when the town council set the but you don’t want to stimulate t their private talks in Iceland’s mit. on the eve of the first session to personal preparation for the school budget at 38.9 milUon, sales in this tight gasoline Papadopoulos said pver the summit. In any case, he often chilly capital. But their According to the rather flexi lay out a blueprint for the talks. James Krone, Cheney Tech science teacher, helps launch some 31.3 million below the market,’’ Hassler sajd in nationwide radio network that has had Kissinger at his side spokesmen indicated hope for ble Nixon-Pompidou plan out He alone participated in the Mike Herick’s model rocket in a physics lesson using both Linked To Exports school board’s request. After explaining ARCO’s decision to the people will be asked to vote when conferring with heads of eventual agreement through lined by Kissinger, this is how Nixon-Pompidou meeting hands and head. the board threatened to cut all withdraw support of the one- ratification of the government government. negotiating procedures en representatives of the United Thursday. athletic programs, lay off year-old program/“It’s not decision, and then vote for a WASHINGTON (AP) - Con caused by increased foreign dorsed by the two chief States, France and other nurses and-janitors and close good business X6 stimulate new parliament in the first sumers will have to pay almost trade. Cotter said. executives. Western European countries two elementary schools', the sales.” general election in Greec^^J $2 billion in higher food prices Using USDA figures. Cotter Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon’s will p about their search for Rocket Launch council “agreed to fund an ad since February 1964. because of a projected 34 billion said the 1.5 per cent increase foreign policy advisor, told solutions to monetary, trade ditional 3250,000,” said Mrs. increase in U.S. exports. represents an additional 31.85 newsmen Thursday that and defense issues: Masterson. The premier said in Plane Hijackers Congressman William Cotter, billion the nation’s consumers procedures now set in motion — Current and contemplated At Cheney Tech A letter she received from vestigations allegedly showed D-Conn., said today. will have to pay for groceries. may produce an unprecedented .Atlantic Alliance negotiations Wall Tuesday "didn’t really say that exiled King Constantine A prelimary analysis written “For every 32 we gain in summit of 16 Atlantic nations on specific questions “will con Fly To Peru th6 council would give us the was involved in the recent abor by Dr. Don Paarlberg, director trade, the American by the time Nixon visits major tinue in established forums.” money,” she added. tive attempt by royalist ad > story and Photos by Sue Klemens of agricultural economics for homemaker must spend 31 in mirals and navy officers to top — The United States and By The AsHorialed Press the U.S. Department of women and children were set Scientific theories don’t merely go up in smoke for these higher food costs,” said Cotter. ple the government. France will hold continuing Two young hijackers, 22 Agriculture (USDA), indicates free, 11 men escaped Thursday Howell Cheney Technical School students who use both “What the figure means is that bilateral talks with the first to passengers and a fresh crew of that 1.5 per cent of the 10 per Aillon Jury and 9 more were released early the U.S. agriculture exports are Watergate be next Wednesday when seven took off from Aruba IcMon *" °*^*^^*^ understand a simple physics cent food price increases today. not the unmixed blessing that Kissinger and Foreign Minister bound for Lima, Peru, early projected for this year would be Selection the Nixon administration has Sum m ary Michel Jobert meet in Paris. today. The owner of the Colom After constructing model rockets from kits purchased at indicated.” The two men ordered the — As progress is made, “a bian plane, SAM airlines, said it The Craft and Hobby Center on Main Street as well as Under Way Dollar Dives WASHINGTON (A P )-H ere, plane flown to Aruba on Cotter said the administra meeting at the deputy foreign had forked over 350,000 in from materials found in any home basement, aspiring LONDON (AP) - The in brief, are the latest Wednesday and threatened to Filler Power tion failed to consider that a NEW HAVEN (AP) - The minister level, on an ad hoc return for a promise that developments in the Watergate blow it and the passengers up if astronauts gathered with science teacher James Krone large surplus would tend to number of Superior Court American dollar plunged to basis, might be desirable” to MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) scandal: everyone aboard would be freed they did not get 3200,000 and the (pictured nose down) on the Cheney Tech athletic field drive down domestic food jurors chosen for the murder record lows at the opening of determine whether the allies — A space filler in a church and the plane abandoned at the release of 140 leftists from Bach rocketeer was given the chance to launch his prices. trial of Guillermo Aillon European exchanges today and TESTIMONY—Congressmen could agree on a statement of next stop. . women’s magazine has brought the price of gold soared to new taking testimony from leading Colombian jails. experiment individually. “In spite of all the hoopla, the remained at five Wednesday principles — another term for Eighty-nine persons were in 330,000 for relief in peaks. figures involved in various meat ceiling an a new farm after questioning failed to aboard the plane when it was The Colombian government ■nie success or failure of each flight was evident by a Bangladesh. aspects of Watergate say some program, the administration produce another juror. hijacked Wednesday, but all the stood firm, however, and the billowing silk parachute or streamer parading in the sky. An in ch -lo n g . fille r w as Dealers said there appeared present and former.top officials was forced to raise its projec Ten prospective jurors were hijackers abandoned their de X< A* . Each rocket contained either a parachute or a streamer needed next to an article on to be a massive distrust of the in government are telling 1 tions for food prices from 6.5 questioned by Judge Simon S. mand and reduced their ransom depending on the preference of the young pilots. human suffering in the Asian This is a test pattern to solidity of the dollar and selling different versions about the per cent to 10 per cent for 1973. Cohen and the defense and demand. Cheers or jeers accompanied the outcome of each country in the June 1972 issue of determine The Herald’s print orders were flowing in from all same aspects of the scandal. P^ii “Now, both the weather in prosecution lawyers. ing quality. Unemployment Scope, magazine of the directions. ERVIN—Sen. Sam Ervin Jr., Before dawn Thursday the launch, as fellow classmates judged the appearance the Midwest and increased Two were rejected on . a American Lutheran Church Watergate committee chair two men ordered the pilot to fly preparations and'ultimate result of the flight. foreign demand for soybeans peremptory challenges by Women. ■V man, said the American public to Lima. The plane remained in 4 ^ I .*’*8***|8*>t of the astronautical adventure was the and other commodities put this Aillon’s lawyer, one by State’s Rate Unchanged Mrs. Audrey Teeple, would be shocked if the con the air for two hours, but then launching of a 64-inch rocket, one of the largest attempts 10 per cent 1973 figure into ■74tty. Arnold Markle and the magazine designer, inserted a tents of top-secret papers taken returned to the Aruba airport serious question,” he said. rest by Judge Cohen. Cod War Flares ” ' by 3uy m^el rocketeer. Hopes soared to airy heights as plea that, if each subscriber from the White House by fired WASHINGTON (AP) - The decline in total unemployment, because problems developed According to Cotter, Aillon,' formerly of REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) student Phil Nadeau adjusted the final wires and rods sup would donate 25 cents, about A Counsel John W. Dean III were nation’s unemployment rate, but the drop was about in fine with the propeller lubricating agriculture department of Wallingford, is charged with — A government spokesman porting the gargantuan structure. 380,000 could be raised for APPlUUiCE SERVKENTER revealed. He said the papers still failing to respond to the with the usual job picture from system. ficials have told him that the fatally stabbing his wife and charged today that 10 to 20 economic boom, held stubborn Countdown: five..four..three., two., and poof! It was .Lutheran World Relief for Service » Parte Work on Storm Drain disclose a “Gestapo mentality” April to May, the bureau added. The plane sat under a blazing ^ /-A ' %•»«*'' share of the price increase at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. British trawlers rammed an ly at five per cent of the work J The report cast new doubt on nothing but a pipedream for young Nadeau as his con Bangaladesh. tributable to exports is conser • TYPEWHTBtS •SHAVERS existed at the highest levels of sun on the Aruba runway most George Montano last August in Icelandic tugboat three times in Workmen shore up a trench in Hilliard St., looking east from Broad St. to Bilyeu Rd. The force in May, the government whether the Nixon administra structed physics lesson thudded down to earth. Beside a flood of quarters)" vative and that further analysis the Nixon administration. of TTiursday as the hijackers the Montanos’ North Haven • VACUUM CLUNER8 disputed waters east of Iceland, trench will hold a 42-inch pipe, expected to correct the storm-drainage problem prevalent said today. tion will be able to bring the \ According to Krone, the launch was unsuccessful due to “quite a few” gave 3300 or 3400, might determine that exports • AND MOST PORTABLE ■RICHARDSON-Atty. Gen. negotiated with SAM officials home. leaving it in danger of sinking. for years at Broad and Hilliard Sts. The work is being done by the Gem Paving Co. of The Bureau of Labor jobless rate to the range of 4.5 \ a power loss before the rocket was off the ground. Bv and one gave 31,000, said Mrs. h'pve a g reater a ffe c t on APPLIANCES Elliot L. Richardson ordered and deliberated their nqx) „ Twelve jurors and four alter Newington, under a contract estimated at over 3100,000. The plan calls for routing the the Justice Department to Statistics said the U.S. Job pic per cent by yA r’s end, as it has move. expending all the energy on launching it, there was no Irene Sagebiel, director of domestic food prices than in Open Mon.~Frl. 8;30-5 At the same time, the British ture was essentially unchanged stewardship. nates are expected to be chosen storm water via Bilyeu and Fleming Rds. into the Hockanum River. (Herald photo by Pin deliver directly to Cox any forecast. ’The administration The hijackers then ordered remaining power .to drive it to its destination dicated in the Paarlberg study. Sar. 8:30-3 • 643-7577 Trawler Federation announced since last November although before the trial begins. to) reports related to the scandal. now is trying to slow the the plane flown to El Salvador, in London that two British the economy was in the midst of Despite technical mishaps, the young pilots fully intend He said Justice Department in economy down, a policy that but it never touched down and trawlers were rammed by an one of its most vigorous expan to attempt another launch. ' vestigations and prosecutions would tend to push the un- returned to Aruba shortly Blasting off is a model rocket built b ^ h en ey Tech student Icelandic gunboat today in a sions in history during that And with sufficient energy, they might even meet Skylab should be continued, but that emliloyment rate up. before midnight. Mark Elliott. new surge of violence in the dis period. u nose to nose. ^ Cox should be consulted before pute between the two countries Senate-House Conference As in April, the number of significant decisibns are made. over fishing rights around the people that the bureau counted Atlantic island. Noweam6% Needed On BomWng Issue AG.NFW—Vice President out of work totaled 4.4 million. Spiro T. Agnew said in a ’The work force remained at 84 CSEA Delegates t Cleveland speech that the million, the bureau said. The WASHINGTON (AP) - A figures were adjusted to take ^tock Up On Film Lottery Winners United States in Cambodia. amendment proposed by ad American people would prefer conference committee will A majority of Republicans Congress to spend more time on seasonal job patterns into ac By The Associated Press ministration bdekers who com count. Continue Push N have the task of thrashing out a the energy crisis than in Here is a Isst of winning turned against President plained it would “tie the hands compromise between a Senate Nixon’s bombing policy as the speculation over Watergate. Actually, there was a small with CBTk 5 ^ 4 7o weekly lottery numbers from of the president.” bill that would cut off all funds Senate voted 63 to 19 for the northeastern states drawn this for the Weekend! for U.S. military action in In anti-bombing amendment spon For Pay Hikes week: W dochina and a milder House sored by Sen. Thomas F. version. Eagleton, D-Mo. The Senate CONNECTICUT 86124 The Senate Thursday voted to ban, which applies to all money Massachusetts 287029 HARTFORD (AP) — Delegates of the Connecticut State cut off all funds'for U.S. combat ever appropriated by Congress Premium Passbodc NEW JERSEY 375646 Employes Association meet today to discuss how to get activity in Cambodia and Laos. for any purpose, was attached NEW YORK 923443 larger, pay raises, and questions of legality have been The House had voted 219.to 188 to the same 33.6-billion bill. AGF^ACHROME\ PENNSYLVANIA 810426 May 10 to deny any funds in a Administration spokesmen raised for at least some of the $300 bonuses Gov. Thomas (Qualifier AT6) 33.6-billion appropriation bill had said that the House action, J. Meskill has recommended state employes be granted. MARYLAND 223747 ' for any further hostility by the even if the Senate concurred, CSEA President Thomas Lyon and executive director 4 would not have stopped the Edward Gallant have said the bonuses Meskill announced bombing. B52 raids were Wednesday are welcomed, but aren’t sufficient to meet the started in March to for-ce A New Priest Feels withdrawal of North Viet rising cost of living. The organization had asked for $750 namese troops from Cambodia, for each employe. before today’s adjournment of in compliance with the Jan. 27 Slide Gallant said the delegates the regular 1973 session. Ordination Had Vietnam ceasefire agreement, would consider a work stop In other legislative the administration said. page, work slowdown or forma developments. Meskill vetoed a Eagleton said final adoption tion of a political action group bill providing a pay raise for Special Protection of his amendment after a to pressure the state to increase state prison inmates. He also House-Senate conference state employe salaries. rejected a bill that would have agreement would make 'any Meanwhile,. Dpmnpratle explained, was the invitation to' given the Commission on SOL R. COHEN further U.S. combat activity in Auditor L ed ^ . Donahue,'said the ordination. He called infor Human Rights and Oppor (Herald Reporter) Cambodia and Laos illegal. granting Ahe bonus to 168 tunities subpoena powers in mation, got Father Jeffries’ legislative} employes might be The Rev. Brian E. Jeffries is The conference probably will public accomodation cases. telephone number and called take up the bill next week. illegal. We want you to get the certain that, for many reasons, him. Prisoners,’ daily wages would a period of twcv to ten years. You ' a strange set of eveiits prior to Sen. John Tower, K Tex . Donahue said a section of the Father Jeffries took the have doubled under the bill, maximum yield possible select the amount; you specify the jiis ordination last Saturday urged House conferet;« ■ r( General Statues clearly man’s telephone number, called ranging from 50 cents to 31, on the money you was under the protection of Our main (irm against tl.' .iI prohibits bonuses to legislative maturity date. Additional deposits Mrs. DeJoannis’ parents in depending on the inmate's job. Lady of Walsingham, whose .inclusive Senate fund cuioif. employes. The executive direc deposit with us. of $25 or more will be accepted any Manchester, found out where Meskill said the bill was un Sale! seal he used on the invitations The Senate action, he said, tor of the Legisiative Manage she was staying in New York, clear on who should receive the With interest compounded time up to 2 years before the to the ordination and at the or undercuts presidential assis ment Committee, David B. called her and gave her the wages to be shared with the in dination itself. tant Henry A. K issinger’s Ogle, agreed with Donahue that daily on our 5% % Premium maturity date. And we'll guarantee telephone number of the man mate’s family. One of the invitations went to negotiations with North Viet the law presented “a real who had found the purse. In vetoing the second Passbook Account, you'll that'6% interest until the the former Diane Bissette,, a nam’s Le Due Tho. The sessions problem,” and added the com Mrs. DeJoannis called, iden measure, Meskill said the sec earn an effective annual maturity date too. classmate at Manchester High resume in Paris June 6, as both mittee’s counsei was studying tified herself and recovered the tion expanding the rights com School and now Mrs. Eugene men seeji full compliance with it. , yield of 6%. purse. Missing was only a small mission subpoena powers was Since you can do your DeJoannis, living with her hus the cease-life accord. The Personnel Policy Board, amount of cash. It still con too broad and general and 135 20 Exp. This program begins April savings and checking band and children in Aurora, “You are encouraging further which is responsible for deter tained all her papers and credit wouldn’t provide direction to bloodshed in Indochina, ” Tower mining salaries of executive 1st. . . just in time for you to take conveniently under one roof Colo. cards. the commission. The DeJoannis family told the Senate after the vote branch employes, was your Income Tax refund and put it to Our Lady of Walsingham is The, commission has the \ at CBT, our 6% annual yield accepted the invitation and Thursday. “Don’t think that IN % s'cheduled to meet today to ap-. an 11th Century Shrine in V , - authority to subpoena records Color Slide Film work at the new high yield. And all fives are going to be spared just prove the lump sum bonus. can be more attractive than decided to spend the week in investigating unfair employ Walsingham, Norfolk Cpunty, I Similar approval for employes 2.49 before the ordination in New because we are out of it.” ment complaints, but not in funds then on deposit will receive 6% somewhere else. England. It is both an Anglican in other branches of state York, visiting Mr. DeJoannis’ The Senaje rejected two cases involving discrimination the same high yield. and Roman Catholic Shrine. government must come from Why pass up that extra family. modifications of the Eagleton in public accomodations. A Father Jeffries had obtained a the Judiciary Department, So why not open... or add to... While there, they visited special hearing is necessary to quarter per-cent? Take copy of the seal from Grace Commission on Higher Educa-' 135 36 Exp. Bronx Zoo, where Mrs. DeJoan .obtain records in those in your CBT Premium Passbook advantage of CBT's Premium Episcopal Church, Hartford. tion and the Legislative nis lost her purse. Father Jef He said he used the seal on-his stances. Account today? Passbook Account now. fries feels that, from that point Management Committee. Commission Director Arthur invitations because of a priest CORRECTION While CSEA officials All you have to do to open a on, the events were under the who had been very influential in L. Green said he would continue Color Slide Film See our customer service intercession of Our Lady of Thursday’s Herald, in a Page criticized the amount of the to Work for subpoena power”and Premium Passbook Account at CBT his (Father Jeffries’) develop One picture of evacuation of paymen^. Senate Minority 3.66 representative at your Walsingham. ment. noted that other administrative “explosion victim s’’ at Leader Charles T. Alfano, D- is deposit a minimum of only $25 for nearest bank that listens. A week before the ordination, “It was on a visit to Our Lady agencies have such authority. Manchester Community Suffield, criticized the method On another matter, state he accepted a collect call from of Walsingham Shriiie in 3 WAYS TO CHARGE College, incorrectly identified used to pay for them. Rep. Russell Lee Post Jr., R- SALE: Thurs. a man in New York. The man England that my friend decided the man directing the evacua With A Little Bit Of Luck “Appropriating state funds is Canton, has urged that a state m had found the purse. In it was to become a priest,’’ he Jl li MANCHESTER THE CONNECTICUT BANK tion at the mock disaster. clearly the function of the BahkAmiricaiid Sthru Sat. Mrs. DeJoannis’ name and explained. energy policy be formulated to 1. Directing the work was Town General Assembly, not the deal with the growing energy Mor>. thru Fri. 9:30 to 9:30 p.m. — ------AND------TRUST - — - —CONMANY------mtiT»b*r F.D.I.C, Colorado address. He explained Father Jeffries has been Amy Kloter and Todd White, students at Bentley School, wistfully reflect on the fun they’ll pvpp„tive hraneh Fire Capt. Joseph McCooe. not executive branch of crisis. He has asked the |145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. “P*" Mond.y.F,id.y 9-3, Thursday 6-8; Rockville Office open Monday-Frid.y 9-3, Thursday 3:30-4:3u ' he had called the Colorado assigned as assistant pastor at Deputy Fire Chief Roy Strat ® government,” Alfano said legislature's environment com LENDER M an<*«er Office Manchester North Main Office Manchester Park.de Office Rockville O f L number but received qo St. Paul’s (Siurch, Kensington. The World fair at the school Sajturday. The Fair, which will features booths representing Alfano added that the 893 Main Street ton. mittee to create an interim sub 14 North Main Street 35414 West Middle Turnpike 42 East Main Street answer. He will assume his duties June various countries, will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. rain or shine. (Herald photo by legislature could have passed a Also in the purse, the man 15. committee on energy conserva- . Bevins) . bill providing the bonuses tion. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.; Fri.. June 1, 1973 — PAGE THREE I Theatre I South Windsor Cinema — East Hartford Di;ive-In — Caldor Shopping Plaza — Sheinwold on Bridge Bottle Of Wine $11,200 ' Time Srhe^iile ^ lingers of Death,” 7:(»- "Black Caesar,” 10:10; “Top of “Jeremiah Johnson,” 7:15-9:15 Venice — Mario Ruspoli, an t the Heap,” 8:30 Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, AVOID TAKING West dealer spades. West won with the king, Italian prince, owns history’s McKay Saved Indy 500 Telecast East Windsor Drive-In — Caldor Shopping Plaza— “Scor LOSING FINESSES- East-West vulnerable and East was sure to get highest-priced bottle of wine—a M anchester D rive-In - add Times of Judge Roy Bean.” pio,” 7:30-9:30 By Afred Sheinwold jeroboam of 1870 Chateau "Jeremiah^Johnson,” 10;25; NORTH another trick later on with the By JAY SHARBIITT day s earlier fiery Speedway “ Payday,” 10:20; “ Straw- 7:00-9:00 “The Rage,” 8:30 U.A. East 1 — When you know that a finesse Mouton Rothschild claret. He Technically, ABC's camera e 642 ten or jack of spades. AP Television ’Writer accident that seriously injured But before he left, he and dogs,” 8:30 ■ Vernon Cine 1-.'"High Plains Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Gredt “ Cheerleaders,” 7:30-9:15; is bound to lose, therels no ad 84 South was down one at a con paid 811.200 in an auction held work during the race was McKay intelligently analyzed Burnside Theater - “Hitler, Drifter,” 7:30-9:30 “King Kong Escapes tt Two vantage in taking it. Some other 0 AJ simultaneously in Paris, London NEW YORK (AP)' - The a driver and resulted in the excellent. ABC's use of slow White Hope,” 10:20; tract that he should have tnade. death Of a pit crew member. the way this year’s Indy 500 was 7:15-9:15 Vernon Cine 2 - "Payday,” “Sounder,” 8:30 Lane Blacktop,” 12:00 Midnight line of play may work better. 4, A K Q 743 * • Bid Tells Story and Los Angeles in a benefit for ABC television network has air and stop-motion replays time the International Committee for The scene of wreckage and begun, pointed out for viewers State Theater — "The Life 7:20-9:15 Meadows Drive-In — “Sweet U.A. East 2 — “High Plains It’s “negative” to start by WEST EAST West’s opening bid should ed a two-hour videotape of the and again captured and the Preservation of the City of massed fire tfticks ane am what might have caused Mon Jesus Preacher Man,” 11:00; Drifter,” 7:'30-9:25 > thinking of what won’t work, A K9 4 1 10 8 have told South the story. It was Indianapolis 500. It’ll probably magnified the horror of two Venice. bulances on the track was day’s accident and unsparingly “Melinda,” 8:40 U.A. East 3 — “ Lost, but even a negative thought is O AKJ965 9' J072 clear that West had a good show the 1974 model next May, fiery, crashes - one that followed within a minute on TV noted the potential hazards of Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, horizon,” 7:00-9:30- better than no thought at all. 0 962 0 853 heart suit headed by ace-king or but I can’t see why. stopped the race Monday and ♦ 85 1 4>I1062 by a cheery STP commercial both the Indianapolis Speedway West dealer perhaps by ace-king-jack. He The main saving grace of the second that delayed it more and the cars racing on it.^ MANCHISTIR East-West vulnerable , SOUTH n ^ e d some side strength for ABC’s delayed Wednesday that began -with Andy than an hour Wednesday. CfNTIR AT Opening lead — King of 4 A Q 753 m o vie RAIMQB night broadcast of the Indy 500 Granatelli booming out to his " -- --- “ 6A3.7B32 his vulnerable opening bid. ' / 7 :0 0 Hearts cy Q3 was the sober, thoughtful com garage help: “Okay, fellas! McKay, working either solo AIR-CONDITIONFO ' rRM PARK RFAR TMIATRI 0 KQ 1074 What side strength could FORmRENreANO 0:00 West took the first two tricks mentary of Jim McKay and Let’s get going!” Stewart, a top driver on any or with a commentator, stood ♦ 9 West have? The king of spades young PEOPUE with the king and ace of hearts. was the only missing high card. Scottish race driver Jackie race yircuit and an outspoken out — as he did during last West Norih East South Ms .StMSs •« Mt M ss. a M M m ABC did give us later a He then shifted to a diamond. MM tSM Mt M M ar W Stewart. advocate of racing safety, had year's Munich Olympics 2 Pass 2 4 And If West held the king of trackside picture of a shocked, Declarer won the third trick 1 <0 ■ M M M M M M m s Sr M c S tM . to. leave the rain-delayed race tragedy — as both a solid Cheerleaders Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 spades, there was no advantage They provided the few somber Granatelli on his way to with dummy’s ace of hearts. He All Pass in taking the spade finesse. hopeful notes Wednesday night Tuesday for one later this week professional and as a man who IN THE UFEAND then shifted to a diamond. jAUACtt SMimO > the winner's circle, if that was at Monaco. can be deeply shaken, just like Opening lead — K The right play is to lead out M m IM Ia ic n when ABC rebroadcast the any help. T IM E S O F Declarer won the third trick the ace of spades and then lead the rest of us, by disaster. with dummy’s ace of diamond a low spade. If the king of «u «cu Mwntt High Plains Drifter and finessed with the queen of spades must be played on this (R) low trump, all is well; South can later draw the last trump with his queen. This would Minina **^l||yAAMlhR4Mhb*s*a4faM;< I LOBSTER DINNER •la cm * happen in the actual hand, and Mr i; Mlm i»Mls»> p PANAVISION*’ TECHNICOLOR* A National General Pictures Release ( South would have made his con lanMtrMvittMrtlai (8) ^ "mmmmm!” tract. Officers of New South Windsor Club Lost Horizons I RolatinI of Fresh Flounder What if the king of spades • I.D. CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICABLE does not fail on the second ^ M MM MMi II aMma Seafood Stuffing, Wine Sauce. Malt My Mr The newly forajed Young Wives Club, aff affilliate of the ROBERT round of trumps? Then South tSHUSMmM) Kaye Hathorn, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Elissa man YWCA, elected dfficers recently at the'home of Mrs. Mary REDFORD Banquet Facilities Available goes down, but he has the con *****••••••••••••••••••••••! Kiessling, treasurer. The club is basically a social club but of peace solation of knowing that no *4 ■ ■ M ■ —TMM Evans, 100 Grey IW., South Windsor. Officers seated, left does perform community services too. (Herald photo,bv Jerry Lewisk^I,*jTwin Cinema driven JEREMIAH other line of play "would have to right, are Mrs. I^t DeFeo, vice president; Mrs. Mary Pinto.) wiki! PIANO’S RESTAURANT succeeded. Evans, president; M ^ Brigde Wilchusky, secretary; Mrs. Cinema 1 Cinema 2 JOHNSON Daily Question ^ RT. 6 & 44A 643-2342 As d ealer, "you hoidi BURT LANCASTER .N ow Spades, AQ7-5-3; Hearts, Q- ROsa A\ ALAIN DELON 3; Diamonds, K-QlO-7-4; MOtUT 'I i'-PAUL SCOFIELD Clubs, 9. “SWEn JESUS What do you say? PREACHEII MAN Bay Stat^ompetes Spy Answer; Bid one spade. With Plus State Expands suits of equal length, in general, IWAUNDA-jSl bid the higher suit first. In Lotteryx Sales Copyright 1973 EAST WINDSOR General Features Corp. Its Bureaucracy ,U.S. RTE 5- - 'DRIVE-IN* ■ • 623-3079 A c tio n ‘ton Action Action Act ■IINIBIIT MOVIE Fri-Sat IT By DANIEL Q. HANEY So farv according to lottery o n A c tio n Associated Press Writer By JAMES CARRIER Action Act Harold RebUa’s faat-paead Hirillar officials,\Massachusetts has divisions, facilities and offices MANCHESTER STILEnO (RatodR) on A c tio n NEWTON, Mass. (AP) - sold a baMC weekly lottery Associated Press Writer TONIGHT A c tio n A c t and select professional, DRIVI IN MnilMS h * 4.IA on A c tio n TV Tonight Behind the razzle dazzle of program to^^ryland and all HARTFORD (AP) - The 1973 technical and other personnel, See Saturday'e Herald for drawings and payoffs in the new but closed aXdeal to sell its General Assembly created 18 including detectives, as he NEW Complete TV Lifting, state lotteries, there’s another season ticket, program to commissions and advisory deems reasonably necessary Sm TIm In I “twurt Tar Ued M T '♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a game-earnest competition Connecticut. A sMson ticket is boards with 185 members, com for the efficient opEiVation and •rM H l-in i I IWiMM M FKClWr 1st between a Massachusetts agen good for one y e ^ of weekly missioned at least seven special HnSiNiMc I ItalwIIM iTk Imrita • H« discharge of the duties of the RUN - 6:00 — cy and a New Jersey consulting drawings. studies and laid the groundwork division...,” The deputy state’s (3-8-22) NEWS firm to sell lottery technology. Maryland paid Massachusetts for sizable growth in the state attorney will be paid $31,000 a BRILUANT. (18) SECRET AGENT Lotteries, noW used by seven $60,000 for the progranq, and of bureaucracy. year. NOW PLAYINGI IMPRBSSWE. (20) SOUNDING BOARD states and planned by several that, Massachusetts returned The immediate costs will The 15 members of the new NOW (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE others as painless money $25,000 to New Jersey amf^kept range from limited expenses . Nsw Thrillerl AWESOME. Hospital Cost Commission will EXTRAORmNARY. (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH raising gimmickSf require com the rest. for non-paid advisors to a $32,- be paid $50 per day plus Peter ScNaldaN. m me New Vork Times (40) WILD WILD WEST LAKESr AMUSEMENT PAM IN plex computer programming New Jersey’s only prog, 000 salary for a new chief expenses for each day they state’s attorney. No one has OVERWHELMINQI” - 8:30 — NEW ENCUNO ' and knowhow. sale was to Massachusetts, work during the five years they Judith Cost New York Mapa/in^aoa/ine (3) CBS NEWS This is for sale, and the two some other state comes to predicted the taxpayer’s burden serve. The commission, which in years to come. "BRILUANT, Plus D U iT IN (8) ABC NEWS Fret Forkinf, Frtt A4ffliiiion active salesmen are the we’ll confer with them,” said'^ will set hospital rates, will hire HOFFMAN (22-30) NBC NEWS Massachusetts State Lottery Ralph Batih, director of the ■The Republican-controlled an executive director. IMPRESSIVE^ ,rnoM W V * r r f l oSAMPECKffAKS (24) WORLD PRESS ENTIRE PARK OPEN Commission and Mathematica, New Jersey lottery. “But we’re legislature established a new One major study — to draft RIIIASIM FRI 7 P M., SAT. 1 P.M. Inc., a Princeton, N.J., con not in any way acively selling ^ate Department of STRAW DOBS ' EAST HARTFORD - 7:00 — legislation for court 'unification AWESOME, S U N 1 P .M . Commerce, Hospital Cost Com I U.S. ROUTE 5 • - D R IV E -IN ' • 528-7448 sulting firm. our programs.” — carries a $35,000 price tag for (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN mission, solid waste authority, EXTRAORDINARY ” (8) TRUTH OR The Massachusetts commis Perrault, a former state a staff. The commission’s 15 sion prides itself on operating college math professor, said he gasoline price commission, new — r e f e r Sohleldehl, CONSEQUENCES SUNDAY, JUNE 3 members are not paid; A In The New York TImee almost like a private business. had contacted all the states that Division of Criminal Justice, 19member commission to study (18) DICK VAN DYKE two new crime-fighting offices (20) NBC NEWS ”We have a profit and loss men now havf lotteries, as well as school financing also has a $35,- In C O L O R • A PFC PfOduCIton © s . “Overwhelming" tality,” said Russell W. Shan some that have passed legisla within the state police, a Pen m Aisoc4tion wiih fantasy Productions (22-30) NEWS 000 budget. V r * - * » ' Judith Crtet sion Division, pre-retirement (B There are 11great places (24) FREE-FOR-ALL non, the commission’s lawyer. tion legalizing lotteries. A third study commission, on - This is what bothers Massachusetts’ selling ap office. Division of Occupational parole and prisoner rehabilita V e r n o n ^ . - 7:30 - Mathematica. , proach has been low keyed, a Safety and Health, and a Plan tion, has 15 members and the HELD OVERI > (3) WHArS HAPPENING ning and Budget office. Nine C in e 83 in Hartford Omiity ”I don’t believe government lottery official said. “We authority to hire consultants. 2nd Exciting WeekI (8) LASSIE judges were added to the Cir Itw iw n p agencies should compete with haven’t gone Madison Avenue One smaller study will in private business,” said Tibor yet.” cuit and Superior courts and vestigate the feasibility of where you can get ddidous, (18) BASEBALL. Fabian, Mathematica’s presi But Favian of Mathematica four new probate judgeships green belts along Yankees vs. Angsts. dent. "They should run a good said, “I know for certain that were creat^. superhighways. Neither study (20) DOCUMENTARY lotteiy in Massachusetts and there’s a good deal of business Each of the newly created plan has a prescribed budget. nutritious meals (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL not sell lotteries to other promotion behind it so far in agencies has the potential of The legislature created 18 ad (24) WALL STREET WEEK states.” other states.” becoming larger, although the visory boards and increased the (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES If it insists on selling them, Perrault said Massachusetts’ legislture set restrictions on size of others. and have a barrelof fun,too! (40) NANNY AND THE he said, “Massachusetts should programs are priced lower than several of them. The solid PROFESSOR pay corporate income tax to the the states can develop them on waste authority, for example, is - 8:00 — Country/Western federal government and any their own. “The packages are restricted to 30 employes in ad THE COLONIST (3) MOVIE Stars other state taxes that are so attractive that they sell dition to the 10 directors who Stamp & Coin Co. (8-40) BRADY BUNCH applicable. They should have to themselves.” are paid expenses. m 32, S*. W»«tM, Ctm. (20-22-30) SANFORD & SON pay the same expenses as other However, Fabian maintained ■ By contrast, the new chief n a n (II 429-M7S state’s attorney, in charge of SIUI4LS. n. M. noctu (24) WASHINGTON WEEK JACK GREENE businesses.” th a t M ath em atica couRL^ 3( Itr 30e ei. 4c fir 3Sc ei. Ic for 40c OL criminal justice, is permitted IN REVIEW But according to William E. provide computer program Tots. ( Wei 3 to (; Diw!. t Fri. 3 lo i to “establish such bureaus. SALE Perrault, director of the ming and consulting cheaper WE ABE LOCATED IN THE CONN. BOLFUMO COMPLEX - 8:30 - (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY EANIE* SEALY Massachusetts lottery, the than if states buy (20-22-30) LITTLE PEOPLE profit motive is built in. ”Our Massachusetts’ programs and SPECIAl PURCHASE (24) JUNE WAYNE charge was to return a hire outside consultants. SHOW maximum amount of revenue The next step for to the state. I don’t think Massachusetts, Perrault said, : :■ i GROUP OF DESIGNER - 9:00 — there’s anything unfair about is to develop gambling games (20-22-30) CIRCLE OF FEAR with the that.” for other states, even if they (8-40) ROOM 222 Massachusetts is selling are not used in Massachusetts. to^^hangri-Ia (24) EISENSTEIN I JOLLY GREEN GIANTS seven programs that range ” We are looking in that direc and a new world "Stars of the from basic weekly lottery to a tion,” Perrault said. DRESSES - 9:30 — ticket distribution system. Massachusetts has provided a ofadventure! (3) MOVIE Grand Ole Opry" Each program contains a batch basic lottery program only for "A Walk With Love and Death ” of magnetic computer tapes, as Maryland. Mathematica has FROM (8-40) ODD COUPLE well as keypunch instructions, developed them for New 3 FREE IN PERSON : 089 Ellington .Road 5 processing schedules, filing Jersey, New Hampshire, Penn - 10:00 — APPEARANCES systems and training for sylvania, Connecticut and S So. Windsor S DAVID CRYSTAL (8-40) LOVE, AMERICAN 3/6 & 8 P.M. technicians who will run the Michigan. • Connecticut S STYLE 0 lottery. UnmiHtakably David Crystal . . . a special collection of classic (18) 700 CLUB Massachusetts originally Farm Gear Sells Well (20-22-30) BOLD ONES yet carefree dresses in the famous easy-fitting silhouette. bought its basic weekly lottery St. Louis — ManufaePurers’ Designed especially for summer in short sleeve and sleeveless program from New Jersey for \MelcQmetoKetituckyFyiedChidfien. - 10:30 - shipments of farm equipment styles. Dacron*’ polyester douhleknits, summer-weight of Columbia'Pictures presents 3 3\MCTIOMIMPtS " $25,000. But when it resells this have increased steadily in re (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY ‘DINNER CLUB MEMBERSHIP’ QQ mimTYroooJ'l and other programs, cent years. A 5.5 per cent in course . . . also lined, polished polyesters with the look of If you've passed by one of our stores, ROSS HUNTER'S - 1 1 : 0 0 — O J SMMCwmjurs A Massachusetts guards against crease in shipments in 1970 was silk. Ours come in delightful circle patterns, polka dots and Musical Production of you’ve passed up an excellent meal. (3-8) NEWS / followed by a 26 per cent jump The Membership entitiM you to receive 12 Compli* M*8| ticrtMg BHteway m N«* iMflMtf' new competition by stipulating menlary Dinners of your choice as a member of the stripes. Misses' sizes 8-18. All are now . . . (22-30-40) NEWS y — Miy y — em4 iRtrttiwtrt! in 1971 and a 28 per cent gain that the programs cannot be Steak Loft Dinner Club. You may dine twelve (12) First of all, there’s the finest fried chicken (20) HAVE GUN-WILL ONE PRICE BONUS BADGES sold again by their new owners. in the first three quarters of , you’ve ever tasted. Tender, moist, TRAVEL 1972. timet, within the next year ai^y evening except Saf- I F o r aH eaee - o n ly urdcryt. All you need to do is to be accompanied by delicious. ( (24) JANAKI I Ridi. PAGE FOtfh - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Fri„ June 1, 1973 _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. June 1. 197.3 - PAGE FIVE lHaurlipHtrr Eitpitiitg Hrralb Bowers Graduates Plan Dinner Party Founded Oct, i, 1881 fm m A Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 The boys and girls of Bowers meatballs, tossed Salad, Italian '• j ' School sixth grades will spend 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation bread, spumoni, and Italian “A Night in Venice” this Published every evening except Sun departm ent, 647-9946. cookies. Decorations will be i ' evening. The occasion is the se mainly in white, green and red days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation cond annual dinner party in — the colors of the Italian flag. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Member of The Associated Press honor of the classes leaving Travel posters will adorn the cond Class Mail Matter. S,A* Bowers for Illing Junior High walls, and decorated bottles, Burl L. Lyons, Publisher School. courtesy of the Marco Polo The Manchester Publishing Co. Invitations, in the shape of Restaurant will be on each assumes no financial responsibility for miniature diplomas, were sent table. typographical errors Appearing in adver to the students by the PTA, Over 45 door-prizes have been Subscription Rates tisements and other reading'matter in which are sponsoring this af donated by local merchants as fair. Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. ' well as individual favors for the One M onth...... J3.25 Display advertising closing hours, The menu is spaghetti and students by the banks. Single Copy ...... 15 PAGE SIX - MAiyiHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 1, 1973 ‘a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F tI., June 1, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN. M CCW Installs Officers HEALTH CAPSULES® From Yout bv Mtrhsrj A. Petti, M*D. Mrs. Alona Donovan of 85 the Church of the Assumption, noli) Po You Htpuct YduP, j Flight-Pay Rights Ended^l Alton St. recently was elected recording secretary; Mrs. John 9L00P TRi(St.ycepiP£$ Steak $12,86 A Pound In Tokyo and installed as president of the Barry of St. James Church, cor ■To P icR iA it VouR most of the world’s capital , cents from Ihe March survey r J Manchester Council of Catholic responding secretary; Mrs. Of lUART Pl^EA$£ z .r I For Swivel-Chair Brass By DON KENDALL Canberra, where Australian According to the survey, for Neighbor s Kitchen cities, including here. A survey, price. In Tokyo, where beef Women at its annual meeting at Thomas Parker of St. AP Farm Writer housewives have been example, sirloin steak showed a made on May 2, was published prices are the highest in the St. James School. She succeeds Bartholomew’s Church. protesting rising meat prices, median price of $2.56 per pound By Vivian F. Ferguson | WASHINGTON (AP) - ’Thursday by the department’s world, sirloin was $12.86 per Doris Curtis. WASHINGTON -(AP) - givej many officers extra sirloin steak sold at $1.66 per for all the countries, 77 cents However, the highest Sirloin steak is not a bargain Foreign Agricultural Service. pound, up from $11.90 in MaVch.' Mrs. John Scheibenpflug of Senior air officers in swivel- morlley even though they may pound, the only capital other more than in Washington, D.C. monthly payments would be anywhere in the world these The report updated a similar Meat prices generally were ficiated at the installation The Rev. Phillip Hussey, chair jobs lost their flight-pay not be in jobs that require them than Buenos Aires an(j Brasilia Beef production was down to handed out to younger, lower- days,' except in South America survey'made of meat and some higher in the May survey, the You live in Indiana. You have ceremonies. pastor of St. Bartholomew’s rights today, but the Pentagon to fly. Such officers hold staff where it sold for less than here. 14 per cent from April 1972, and ranked air crewmen. where it sells for 74 cents a other food items last March. report said. Some prices for eleven people to feed during the Other officers installed are Church, is chaplain of the has asked Congress to restore desk jobs and similar noncom The survey included 14 items, pork was 9 per cent less, the One cost analyst estimated pound in Buenos Aires and 82 According to the latest infor sirloin steak around the world Indianapolis 500 Race on Manchrater Council of Catholic them. ranging from sirloin and chuck Mrs. Katherine Conklin of the bat assignments. the new arrangement would cents in Brasilia, according to mation, meat prices have con department said. Memofial Day weekend, plus Women. included: Bonn $3.84 per pound; roast to ham, frying chicken Church of the Assumption, first ’The Defense Department said The new bill providing for reduce total flight pay to the U.S. supermarket watchers tinued to climb this spring. The report said eating habits providing lunches to take tO the ELlMlNAfe ^U 1 I T 1 w o “N i vAf I r r \ PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri„ June 1, 1973______MANCHESTER EVEf4ING HERALD, Manchester, .Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973 — PAGE NINE Fiengo-Bourque Gagnon- Quaglia Engagements About Town - ( - f DeGemmis-Barry Engagements Recent College Graduates Junior High Meth(>dist Three Manchester students The board of trustees of South The following graduate St.; Robert H. Loehfelm, 102 Fellowship of South United were among the graduates United Methodist Church will students from Manchester are Linwood Dr.; Patrick D. meet tonight at 7:30 at Susan Methodist Church will meet from Mount Holyoke College. among 149 receiving their They are: Robin M. Neleber, Maloney, lOOA Downey Dr.; nah Wesley Hodse of the tonight at 7 at the church. diplomas for master’s degrees James Manninen, 109 Mather church, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. at Rennsselaer Polytechnic Seymour Neleber, 29 Adelaide St.; Lyman W. Marshall, 14 Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Institute of Connecticut June 3, Summit St.; Irwin D. Singer, The Young Marines will meet meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Rd., biology; Susan D. Silhavy, at the RPI campus,’Hartford: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 1204A W. Middle Tpke.; Donald tonight at 6:50 at the Marine Fellows Hall. Mrs. Florence Robert Brass of 71 Coleman Sotherland, 34 Montclair Dr ■ Corps League Home. M ietzner is in charge of R. Silhavy, 45 Ridgewood St.,- Rd.; Andrew T. Brindisi, 30 music with honor; Christine Frederick Whitesel, 14 Hunter refreshments. Carriage Dr.; Thomas F. Rd.; Theodore H. Udell, 268 The Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Twomey, daughter of Mr. and Chance 12D Thompson Rd.; Mrs. Irving Twomey, 267 Porter St.; Ronald J. pastor of Bolton Congregational Ladies Gourmet Group of Jeffrey D. Lancaster, 56 Dudley Zawoysky, 106K New State Rd. Church, will conduct a service Manchester Newcomers Club Porter St., psycholog]^! Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on radio will have a cookout for station WINF. The program is members and their husbands Michael A. ’brfltelli of sponsored by the Manchester Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at the Man(!hester received a MM Area Conference of Churches home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert . degree at graduation exercises an^ the Manchester Area Fucile, St. Moritz Circle, Staf at Northern Illinois University. Clergy Association. ford Springs. Termite control Edward B. Stevens Jr. of 69 Carriage Dr., received his MBA degree in graduation exercises s a serious at Western New England Naniff Photo The engagement of Miss Lin College, Springfield, Mass. da Gail Parks of Manchester to Dusiness. The engagement of Miss w - w - A BS degree was conferred Daniel Hugh McKenzie, also of Elizabeth Louise Dougan of Nassiff Photo Nassiff Photo Bachrach Photo upon Kevin G. McGuire of 33 Termites strike five times more homes Manchester, has been an Manchester to Thomas Edwin Saturday only! Beech Rd., Tolland at Niagara than fires do. Silently, they cause thou nounced by her parents, Mr. Quish, also of Manchester, has qulltsd plastic Jumbo The engagement of Miss and Mrs. Harold M. Parks of 17 The engagement of Miss Mar The engagement of Miss University, N.Y. during the sands of dollars (worth of damage every been announced by her parents, Laurel Elaine Warner of An college’s 116th commencement Cole St. cia Clark of Glastonbury to Mary Louise Hooker of Cam year, in the Greater Hartford area alone. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dougan dover to William Russell An Bradley J. Verona of'East Hart bridge, Mass., to John Francis May 27. At Abair-Lavery we have no inside jokes Mr. McKenzie* is the son of of 335 Porter St. ^garment bags. drews of Branford, has been an ford, has been announced by her O’Dea, also of Cambridge, about pests. As a professional pest con Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mr. Quish is the son of Mrs. nounced by her mother, Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mass., has been announced by McKenzie of 100 Delmont St. Rosalind T. Quish of 117 Tudor • steel frame Nelson R. Warner Sr. of 150 L. Clark of Glastonbury. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John trol company, we have been servicing Lane and Raymond Quish of 140 • full size Lake Rd., Andover. She is also Mr. Verona is the son of Mr. J. Hooker of RFD 1, Hebron. the Greater Hartford area since 1944. The bride-elect is a 1971 of Elizabeth Dr. • • holds 16 garments the daughter of the late Nelson and Mrs. Albert G. Verona of Mr. O’Dea is the son of Mr. Our fleet of trucks and skilled pest control East Catholic High School. She R. Warner. • , East Hartford. and Mrs. James B. O’Dea of experts answer emergency cajj^ all over will enter her junior year at The bride-elect is a 1972 Newbury, Mass. the area. we hw B every little thlngl’ Mr. Andrews is the son of Mr. Central Connecticut State graduate of Manchester High The bride-elect is a graduate The bride-elect is a 1967 and Mrs. Victor H. Andrews of If you think you have an insect, bird, College in the fall. She is School. She is employed by Dr. of Keuka College in June 1972 graduate of the University of or rodent problem, we recommend our Nicholas A. Marzialo. Branford. and is now a teacher in the majoring in art education. ind it a t Connecticut, where she free, professional inspection. If evidence get your t j j Glastonbury School System. majored in chemistry. She will Her fiance was graduated Her fiance is a 1971 graduate conn. The bride-elect was of pests is found,, we will provide you with graduated from Rham High receive her MS degree in New Eye Studio Fracchia Photo from Manchester High School of Manchester High chool and is lottery |ji Pagar Photo an immediate estimate and explain what School, Hebron, and Connec Her fiance was graduated medicinal chemistry from in 1969 and will enter the senior employed by Control Data Cor tickets " from Porter School of Design, Northeastern University. this needs to be cione. poration in Manchester. ticut School of Broadcasting, Mrs. Dennis J. Fiengo Mrs. Wayne L. Gagnon class at Central Connecticut here! Mrs. Robert J. DeGemmis Rocky Hill in September 1972 month. She is employed by The Pest control is a serious business. State College in the fall. He is a Hartford. She is employed as a No date has been set for the tW ete o f TMxVn secretary at Connecticut State and Manchester Community Kendall Company Research St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel in Beverly Maus of East Hart psychology major. South United Methodist braid-trimmed waistline and wedding. w n to«m TkotiveKe Employes Association in Hart College in May 1973, where he Laboratory in Lexington, Mass. Storrs was the scene May 19 of ford; and Miss Lynne Kelley of Church, Manchester, was the cuffs, and ruffled vee-neckline. The wedding,is planned for The Church of the Assump ford. was a member of Phi Theta Her fiance is a 1968 graduate ©Abair the wedding of Miss Barbara Farmington. vath of Manchester, James scene May 26 of the marriage of She carried a colonial bouquet Aug. 17. tion, Manchester, was the scene Kappa Honor Fraternity. He is of Webb Institute of Naval Bourque of Manchester and They wore gowns similar to Horvath of Springfield, Vt., Architecture. He is a Ph.D. lavery Miss Nancy Ann Quaglia of of yellow miniature carnations, May 19 of the wedding of Miss presently employed by Allied COMPANY Dennis John Fiengo, also of that of the honor attendant’s John McGee of West Hartford, Her fiance wad graduated Manchester and Wayne L. daisies and baby’s breath. She Kathleen Gerarda Barry of Building Systems, Manchester, candidate in naval architecture Manchester. > gown and carried daisies and and Louis Yacolucci of New from Branford High School and The Pest Control People Gagnon of Bolton. wore a matching headpiece. Boston, Mass, and Robert J. where he is an architectural at hlassachusetts Institute of The bride is the daughter of yellow roses. Rochelle, N.Y. the University of North Technology. The bride is the daughter of Bridesmaids were Miss Chris DeGemmis of West Hartford. detailer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Junior bridesmaids were A reception was held at the Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. This is a test pattern to Mr. and Mrs. Carlo F. Quaglia Shumbo of Moodus, and Miss The bride is the daughter of An Aug. 18 wedding is The couple plan an Aug. 25 Bourque of 9 Hoffman Rd. The Miss Laurie Bourque and Miss Sheraton Tobacco Valley Inn in where he received his BA wedding. determine The Herald’s print . 6 4 9 -1 3 9 0 of 56 Columbus St. The Linda White of Manchester. Mrs. James F. Barry of 18 Linn- planned. bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mary Fiengo, both of Windsor. For a wedding trip to degree in history. He was com ing quality. bridegroom is the son of Mr. Miss Karen Quaglia of more Dr. and the late James F. and Mrs. John Fiengo of 67 Ben Manchester. They wore deep, ^ RITZ INTRODUCES Bermuda, the bride wore a red missioned as an ensign in the and Mrs. Robert Gagnon of Manchester, sister of the bride, Barry. The bridegroom is the ton St. pink princess style gowns, and white dress and jacket U.S. Navy at Pensacola, Fla., 209A Hebron Rd., Bolton. was junior bridesmaid. . son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. The Rev. James Moran of white gloves, pink shoes, and ensemble. They will reside at and se rv ^ on the staff of the The Rev. Dr. George Webb of They wore gowns similar to THE FIRST NAIL COLOR DeGemmis of Glastonbury. Storrs offered the Mass and carried pink carnations and 1748 Main St., Glastonbury. commander of the U.S. Naval ''fl: :v.' ■ South United Methodist Church, that of the honor attendant’s The Rev. Matthew Cam- performed the double-ring daisies. Mrs. DeGemmis is a Forces in Japan. He is NEW PHONE INTERIOR DECORATING § officiated at the double-ring gown, except in pale yellow. panelp, O.S.B. offered the nup ceremony. Sirkka Johnson was Miss Mary Bourque of THAT CAN HOLD ITS OWN graduate of St. Anselm’s employed as staff represen ceremony. The church was Hans Petersen of Vernon was tial Mass and officiated at the flutist and Mrs. E, Hawkins Manchester was flower girl. College in Manchester, N.H. tative of the Connecticut State decorated with arrangements best man. Ushers were Larry candlelight, double-ring She was formerly a staff nurse Employes Association in Hart was organist. She was dressed in a seersucker of white gladioli and white Pesce of Bolton, George Sears The bride, given in marriage AGAINST DETERGENTS & pererrtony. The church was at Tufts New England Medical ford. 646-5582 print of pink flowers. Empire daisy pompons. Jack Grove was of Vernon and Steven Gagnon of decorated with baskets of white by her father, wore a gown waist, and carried a bouquet of Center in Boston, Mass. Mr. organist. Bolton, brother of the :and pink spring flowers. styled with Empire waist, daisies and yellow roses. It's part of the DeGemmis, a graduate of The couple plan an Oct. 27 The bride, given in marriage bridegroom. Robert Murphy of DAILY ABUSE: The bride, given in marriage Chantilly lace trimmed bodice, Ronald Fiengo of Manchester LaSalle, Philadelphia, Pa., is wedding at the First J by her father,, wore a silk Manchester, the bride’s cousin, whole new Ritz Nail fitness plan. Ritz Protective Nail by her brother, James M. Barry associated with DeGemmis, long sleeves of lace, and full was best man. Ushers were organza gown with venise daisy was ring bearer. Congregational Church of An skirt with built-in train. Her. of Homestead, Fla., wore a Inc. of Glastonbury. dover. Thomas Fiengo of Manchester; lace. Empire style, square A reception was held at Color in 22 salon shades from powder pales to juicy gown of white nylon satin over mantilla was trimmed with Thomas Pantqleo of neckline, sheer sleeves with Garden Grove in Manchester. English net fashioned with a Chantilly lace. She carried a Manchester; and Michael daisy appliques, banded lace For a trip to Miami Beach, high collar, sheer Empire bouquet of orchids, white car Bourque of Manchester. circles bordered the hemline Fla., Mrs. Gagnon wore a pink bodice with Swiss Guipure nations and baby's breath. A reception was held at St. and attached cathedral train. pantsuit with pastel multi appliques, capped sleeves and a Miss Nancy Bourque of Thomas Aquinas Center in Her elbow-length veil of silk il colored blazer jacket and white bell-shap^ floor-length skirt Manchester, the bride’s sister, Storrs, after which the couple lusion was attached to a accessories. They will reside in T. MANCHESTER, CONN. 1 was maid of honor. She wore a finished with Guipure left on a trip to St. Croix in the Camelot headpiece trimmed Ellington. Loring Photo so le medalions. Her cathedral 0 bright rose, floor-leiigth Virgin Islands. They will reside with venise daisy lace. She Mrs. Gagnon is employed at length veil was attached to a princess style gown. She wore a in Vernon. THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIIV carried a colonial bouquet of the Lovely Lady Beauty Salon, The engagement of Miss matching headpiece. She white picture hat with white white miniature carnations, Manchester. Mr. Gagnon is gloves and shoes. She carried a Sharon Elaine Hodge of Ver carried a bouquet of bridal pink Farm Output Grows yellow sweetheart roses, and employed by Stop & Shop non, to Bradford Richard Lynne roses, white carnations, dew drop bouquet of yellow baby’s breath. Stores. roses. Taipei — Taiwan’s 1972 attri- of Manchester, has been an stephanotis and baby’s breath culturai production totaled $1.5 Mrs. Robert Post of nounced by her parents, Mr. and long pink streamers. Bridesmaids were Miss Susan billion, an increa.se of $08 mil Manchester, was matron of MacLean of Manchester; Miss and Mrs. Donald P. Smith of 86 Miss Donna Aszklar of The going is great...for fun and lion over 1971. honor. She wore a nile green Square Dance Huntington Dr., Vernon. Boston, Mass, was maid of N chiffon gown fashioned with full honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. exercise on this “ Super 10” skirt with flounced hemline. Saturday Mr. Lynne is the son of Mr. James M. Barry of Homestead, and Mrs. Richard E. Lynne of Fla., sister-in-law of the bride; lightweight 10-speed racer with / Chip Hendrickson of New 88 Wedgewood Dr. Miss Mary Zocchi of Boston, most-wanted features town will be guest caller at the Mass.; Miss Patricia DeGem College Manchester Square Dance Club ^The bride-elect is a 1971 mis and Miss Denise DeGem graduate of Manchester High .dance Saturday at 8 p.m. at mis, both of Glastonbury and Graduates School and is presently atten ravel w Verplanck School. both sisters of the bridegroom. The guest caller has recorded ding Southern Connecticut State They wore long blush pink College where she will receive 1 DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL Six Manchester students over i4 records and has called satin crepe gowns with scoop Airline ticketi • Cruises • Steamships • Honeymoons • Resorts received the BA degree at the for various groups from Maine a BS degree in social welfare. necklines, short sleeveS, Em i Hotel Reservations-Car Rentals - Group Travel - Business Travel 38th annual commencement to Florida. Her fiance, a 197T graduate o f, pire bociice accented with N»» iwn-illp rot exercises at Saint Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Fred Towle will fuschia ribbon and streamers, trqpptdolt 4 NO SERVICE CHARGE Manchester High School, is m College, West Hartford, May have door duty. Refreshments employed at Knudsen BrotherTS and skirts edged with ruffles. 27. They are: Mrs. Clafre Abran will be served by Mr. and Mrs. Dairy, in East Hartford. cranberries. In a never-before formula that flows ori, Their headpieces were cluster of 156 Summit St.; Miss bows and streamers with floral 647-9949 Frank Vaiciulis, Mr. and Mrs. dries fast to a brilliant, high-lustre finish. No Patricia Barrett, 50 Farm Dr.; Earl Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. No date has been/Set for the trim. They carried colonial No Trovtl ArrmiQoivNHitt Miss Janet Pisch, 74 Helaine Terry Werkhoven. wedding. streaking, no settling in the bottle. And best of all. bouquetlS)f pink carnations and Rd.; Mrs. Ginette Purcell, 1120 Protective Nail Color resists detergent chipping and fusenia ribbons. ♦ Cable Adiusting Barrel Too gMAU Oil TOO Uroo W. Middle Tpke.; Miss Barbara Richard DeGemmis of For Lever Jo Robb of 40 Olcott St.; and everyday abuse. See the wide selection of colors Glaswnbury, was his brother’s Miss Susan Sheridan, 17 Alice STAR. GA*RlC*V best man. HOURS: Mon, thru FrI.S-S-Sat. lO-l 67 East Center St.. Manchester -By CLAY R. POLLAN- today ...... ; ...... each just Dr. ^ ^ ARIES LIBRA Ushers were Leonard Hor- MAR. 21 Your Daily Activity Quids . According to ths Stars. -i-<^AM. I» “I' M 2.50 & 3.00 i X 4.22-33-44 To develop messoge for Saturday^ •1 read words corresponding to numbers 6-55-^73^ :;ay54-«.80-83 [74-76-77 1 . ♦ Cable Adjusting Barrel of vour Zodiac birth sign. Our j f TAURUS For De'railleur 1 Check Jl Yourself 61 Situation SCORPIO 2 Some 32 Opposition 62 News OCT. 23 /f’« Waiting For You Now... Servicemen I .W MAT 20 3 Don't 33 Community 63 I decs HOY. 21 5-20-31-42 4 Standing 34 Trend 64 And 5 Don't 7-19-30-4T^ A VERY SPECIAL Marine Lance Cpl., Wayne E. B.^'52-63-82-84 35 M oy 65 Special 6 Don't 36 Toke 66 Changes 51-62-22 ^ Tracy, husband of the former GEMINI 7 A 37 People 67 Light SAGI'TTARIUS RITZ G IFT with any 6.00 save 2 0 MAT 21 8 You 38 M oy 68 W ays Miss April L. 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BUTTERFIELD’S CHARGE CARD. fish a year and L o u isia n a ’s flf over 4 million trousers! marshland trappers hrinc in al Choose best length for you Adm iuion: 756 MANCHESTER PARKADE most 40 per cent of North fH A r> fO;j f Ok TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT #92 America’s wild fur pelts. -Ar SATISFACTION GUARANTEED-REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED V • i : T PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Fri., June 1, 1973 ______ ’ — evening JIE RALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973 — PAGE ELEVEN /4.s.s<\s,sor.v Bay State After O.C. had kept seven owls in a cage for some time he To Attend are being pelwerted into habits 1 . was told to give them their Belfast Strife Perverts of viciousness and hatred. ’They S Man Wins Editor’s Note: Associated are being taught that evil is Gardening freedom. They stayed in the Tax School during the voting gave notice Intimidation — the good.” neighborhood roosting hi the Press correspondent Colin that the Irish Republican Army m ay explode in future "tel®® I threatening note in the letter generations. Super 75 maple trees until so many com Manchester Assessor Edgar Frost has cjovered the com is still in business. box, the brick through the win ‘"The exploitation of children g:I plaints came in of neif^bors Belleville and Assistant munal strife in Northern The IRA’s three-year cam dow — is part of life where the From the other side of the with Ireland since the current round is one aspect that singles itself religious _divide, the SOUTHBURY (AP) - Ralph losing chickens, that O.U was Assessor Joseph Breault are paign to end Protestant Catholic and Protestant com i began in mid-1969. He returned out in vileness,” said the Presbyterian church in its an Mazzaraco of Springfield, told to shoot them off. “Where planning to update their domination of Northern Ireland munities overlap. If the war there this week after several Roman Catholic bishop of nual report made a similar Mass, knew he could win a lot of nobody lives, and the dogs baric knowledge of property tax ad and reunite the six counties ning is ignored, the gasoline FRANk ATWOOD months and in this dispatch Belfast, Dr. William Philbin. - assessment. It said youngsters 1money Thursday, but he missed at strangers” is not the only ministration June 25-R9, by with the Roman Catholic Irish bomb is next. 0 m m tells what he found. "They are enticed by bribes, are turning to drink and hearing his name called as CODGnA'nOHS tough country for a boy. attending the 29th Annual Republic has already wrought As people move out to the Where the crew was working squats so the toes automatical by reminders of injustices past violence. People are either winner of the top prize of $75,- School for Connecticut more damage than did Hitler’s western subUrbs, the troubles there was a high spreading ly clench on the perch. It cannot By COLIN FROST bombs in World War II. and present, by lies and threats physically or mentally “This is something we in 000 in the Connecticut Lottery. Assessors and Boards of Tax travel with them. In white oak tree and in a high loosen its hold until it stands up Asaocialed Press Writer and by any and every other exhausted or to a degree The 55-year-old Mazzaraco, Review. The property toll runs into Ballymurphy and Ander- herited,” said Prof. Edward J. crotch a hawk’s nest with young to straighten its legs. BELFAST, Northern Ireland means into executing infamous brutalized. Duda, director of the Bartlett contacted at home by Classes will meet at the scores of millions of dollars. sonstown, whole blocks of new ones. When a man came along This is how hawks and owls (AP) — To the returning Whole stretches in the center of orders. Arboretum iindicating a rove telephone, said he would use the LEGAL University of Connecticut’s apartments are empty, their we showed him the nest and are able to drive their needle visitor, life in Belfast seems to Belfast have been flattened. “The weakest in charactor “Many are no longer easily of curiously small trees, with money to educate two girls, one Bishop Continuing Education windows shattered in crossfire said we wished we could shoot sharp talons into their prey. be in one of its better periods. and lowest in intelligence of a shocked by the grim events in ball-shaped crowns, bdt with 17 years old and the other 19. NOTICE Center from 8:45 a.m. to 4:30 The main shopping center is between the IRA and the the old birds and do away with O.C. once observed how it Admission Of Electors p.m. daily. A Saturday evening with only guarded like p fortress; British Army. whole generation of children their situation.” leaves of maple, birch, oak and The rest of the money would go the young before they got big works. Notice is hereby givoi that four bombs ... A weekend with other familiar native Connec-' for house repairs, he said. Belleville i? president of the everyone and every vehicle is Houses, built within the past enough to deplete our game. He was just sitting by a the Board of Admission of Elec- only three violent deaths, one of searched on entry. But still the ticut shade trees. He thought the lottery Connecticut* Association of two years already are bricked He told us how mistaken we woods road, “Between the dark tors, of the Town of them a 4-year-old boy hit by From their age, the trees Assessing Officers, which is a occasional bomb gets through. up or shuttered with corrugated drawing for finalists was were to blame the hawks for the and the daylight, when the night Manchester, will be in session mistake. should be 50 feet tall, and some Thursday night. co-sponsor of the five-day One person in every nine has iron. scarcity of game because they is beginning to lower.” Owl’s in the Municipal Building, Town People are out on the streets. of them closer to 100 feet. school. Other sponsors are the chang^ his home during the There is a heavy psy The two $15,000 winners were only hunted for undesirable feathers are so soft that they Clerk’s Office oh Wednesday, The soldiers at the scores of Instead of being left to grow Robert W. Peterson, 37, of University of Connecticut troubles, most of them out of chological toll, too — the trou rodents and snakes. He evident are silent in flight. One June 6, 1973 from 7:00 P.M. to checkpoints are relaxed and fear. naturally they have been Wallingford, and Bevo J. Institute of Public Service, the ble stored in young minds that ly thought squirrels and snakes- swooped down from a white 9:00 P.M., for the purpose of ad cheerful. severely pruned, with branches Onofrio, 54, from the Forest- International Association of were undesirable. pine tree and landed on mitting all persons who are But beneath the surface the lopped back almost to the trunk ville section of Bristol. Assessing Officers an the State One of the lads on the crew something in the road, and found to be qualified to be Elec tensions of years of turmoil are SATURDAY year after year. Small new Peterson, the father of five Tax Department. pulled a hat over his ears, but spread itself out flat. It held tors of the Town of Manchester. stirring again for the summer branches have sprouted to be children, is an assistant toned his coat collar up around that pose until the victim The Qualifications are as bloodletting. July and August TREE pruned back in their turn. The BANKING manager in the sales depart his neck, put on a pair of gloves stopp^ struggling, then flew follows: Applicant must be a are the “ bad” months in trees are no more than 10 feet ment of Southern New England and went up the tree to the nest. away with it. United States citizen, e ig h ty Northern Ireland’s tall. Telephone Co. He said he ’The old hawks mdde it unplea An owl’s greatest enemy is a (18) years of age, be a resident DRIFTING BUOY bloodstained calendar. People SPRAYING 9 A.M. -12 NOON The top of each tree is a dense “wanted to help Connecticut’s DELIVERED sant enough so he was glad to crow. Perhaps that should be in the Town of Manchester, and know it and are frightened. Phone 344-0321 clump of foliage on a mass of economy,” so he planned to get down but not before he had reversed after dark. If a crow take the oath prescribed by law. The elections for district small limbs and twigs, within spend the money. BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (AP) MARCIIESTER STATE BAIIR thrown down a half devoured spots an owl in the day time he Dated at Manchester this 1st — The first drifting limited ca councils Wednesday were an MILLANE NUBSEBIES easy reach from the ground or, Onofrio owns the Pep Amuse partridge. calls in for reinforcements and day of June 1973. attempt to turn the people to 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER at most, from a small step- ment Co. of Bristol, which pacity buoy has been delivered Birds legs and feet have a they come l^urrying. They Board of Admissions to NASA’s Mississippi Test Fa orderly politics. But the bombs Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon ladder. The trunks, for the first makes coin machines. He told AND TREE EXPERTS very practical design. When the- worry the owl when it sits still Chester F. Bycholski, cility here, by Magnavox. that hit the center of Belfast few feet, are free of limbs and CROMWEU, CDNN. lottery officials he would take a leg is out straight as in walking, and attack it when it tries to fly. Selectman The buoys will be used by Member FDIC much larger in diameter than vacation and put the rest of his the toes can spread obt for The odds are all in the crows’ Irene R. Pisch NASA’s National Data Buoy Boost For Bolton Scholarships you would expect from the winnings into his business. better balance and to serve like favor because they are such Selectman Center under the National height of the tree. The number drawn was 86124. snowshoes where the way is superior aviators. Probably an Mildred M. Schaller Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad Dr. Joseph Castagna, superintendent of Bolton schools and Yet the "pollarded” trees, as Officials also drew a holiday soft. When the leg is drawn up owl has all the advantage if it Selectman ministration in an ocean sur a member of Manchester Rotary, presents a check to *■ they are called, were not grown Bonus number, 35556. UOHTWEIOHT mCRON next to the body as when taking discovers a crow roost at night. Edward Tomkiel veillance program to improve as freaks. This (Wanting was Robert Murdock, president of the Bolton Scholarship a step, flying or roosting, the He has superior night vision. Town Qerk inlernational. weather pre Fund. The money, a gift from Manchester Rotary to its made by the Bartlett Tree Wood-fiber materials account toes are pulled together with diction. It will also be used for Expert Company and the trees a long-term study of oceanic neighboring town, will be used to aid Bolton students. for about CO per cent of U. S. considerable power. When a (Herald photo by Ofiara) were cropped close to the urban waste. bird roosts to rest or sleep, it conditions. ground so that they could be really observed if attacked by insects or disease, and the Pollarded trees, brutally pruned to dwarf their size, at the Bartlett Arboretum in Stam ALBASI SPORTCOATS Business Mirror results of any pest control ford. Mrs. Ralph Love of West Hartford, posed for this picture to show the size of these TASTE BEST! COST LESS! AT AN methods that were being tried maples, oaks and birches that are 45 to 50 years old. (Photo by Atwood) could also be closely studied. HOME GROWH VEGETABLES GREENHOUSES Citizens Raised Money the local residents had raised marked trails for the Bartlett Co., was taken The Bartlett Arboretum was and since we 1100,000 in private gifts, the arrived in a ____ over as a staff member by the This year, Hie Victory Franchises Booming Again established by the founder of group,, after • GERANIUMS State put in $200,000 of open ^m aking arrangements in ad- University when it became the Carden of yesteryear A UNBELIEVABLE the company, the late F.A. -_J lU- 1 IjgJ g Jggj. ggjjJgjJ Jjy space money and the federal owner on Jan. 1, 1966, but Mr. / ’^ic a lly , it is the businesses Bartlett, as his home and base could make a comeback. PLANT By JOHN CUNNIFF franchising, a generation much government matched this sum Dr. Duda. Family groups can Kelsey died in December of built bn dreams that disappear of operations, and in addition to Q v e it a try! YouH find more stable, better regulated, with another $200,000. 1972. Under present budget AP Business Analyst first in a recession, and so many acres of natural growth, pick up free maps and take self- vegetables grown in yoii.r | and with the weeds, such as For half a million dollars the guided tours. policies of the state govern NEW YORK (AP) - As many of the franchise games there are specimen trees of own back yard not only • BEDDING PLANTS those described, uprooted. state acquired 62 acres of most ment, such vacancies are not recently as three years ago the went under when the economy many unusual varieties that taste best — to use a But there appear to be ly wooded land, crossed by Poor filled, although Prof. Duda HA»rs future of retail franchising was shrank in 1970. ’Their goal was superiative; but cost less, problems, and regulatory of Mr. Bartlett planted. House Brook, which has all the hopes there may be better 'J'sgEDs'/ in doubt, after a series of Professional Staff of One comparativdy. Your very expansion; to shrink meant ficials now are running down The company, during his appearance of a good trout times and more help ahead. bankruptcies that followed death. lifetime, had also established a Our trip was arranged by the own vegetable garden • VEGETABLE PLANTS what they claim are pyramid stream, a small pond and a Working alone, he has lec questionable business practices s c h e m e s . private experiment station in Connecticut Horticultural could add $$$ savings to And now, the International large swamp, with some higher Society and there was no cost tured to groups of University which led to a rash of in North Carolina, and after his ground covered With trees. The students who come on one-day your food budget. vestigations. Franchise Association, which death the decision was made to except for the bus. We carried QUALITY SINCE m 2 always wanted the world to Bartlett home, a large frame our own brown paperbag trips occasionally from Storrs, It seems that some move the headquarters to that house, but not a palace, is the and last summer he gave a OPEN DALY 9 LM. to 7:30 PJN. operations subsisted on the know that there were sound, MANCHESTER state and put the Starhford lunches and Dr. Duda made Tk$ CHAS. 0. HART SEED Go.. WoHilrofiild. Conn. old-line companies in the REG. TO headquarters, and there is a , coffee for us in the dining room three-credit course attended by Retail Greenhouse proceeds from selling property up for sale. one-story frame building used 40 teachers. There will be “protected territories” to business, announces that a new PET CENTER of the headquarters building. . I )' /, I ' ' '1 I . 'i I • ' -L ’ , VILLA LOUISA ROAD, BOLTON boom is under way. This happened in 1964, and a as an auditorium that would be another such summer course franchises rather than selling 9 Maiil. S., Do*nlimn Mmchiilif $90. The Arboretum is owned and A sales growth of between $10 group of Stamford citizens comfortable for 50 people, but this year. • LAWN • VEGETABLE • FLOWER SEEDS the product itself. They cut up WMiml IIk cotmr Iron Mlir SI. acted quickly to find some way, operated by the University of billion and $15 billion is fore where ,a hundred have Connecticut, but it turns out School children irf the Stam-, the United States into segments ' FOR 20 YEMiS THE MOST if possible, to save the area as sometimes squeezed in. ford area make more use of the ' and sold it all over agato. seen for this year, bringing the open space. State and federal that Prof. Duda is the only total to about $160 billion. The FREE The bus travels on a narrow faculty member on the staff. He resources than any other group. Some of the franchise deals, (»MP1£TE PET SHOP M funds for such projects were dirt road to a muddy parking More than 3,000 children from mainly in the fast food area, IFA also expects that 10,000 to more easily available, perhaps, has a secretary,and two 15,000 more outlets will be lot. From that point, visitors maintenance, men. Seth L. the schools took part in were only hucksters’ dreams, THEAREJU ALTERATIONS than they are today, and when travel on foot. There are well- programs at the Arboretum EAST HARTFORD NURSERY but that didn’t bother Wall opened, to make a total of 430,- Kelsey, who had been in charge QOO plus. during the school year. They Street which enthusiastically Slop in and Browse. Chances are we lave jusl wal you need lor your pell are helped by 40 volunteer joined the game by selling This, claims Jerry Opack, guides, recruited by the same shares in the dreams to equally executive vice president, is the PH0NCM94273 The look of linen in a blend of textured Dacron polyester/rayon and second generation of Diily9to6-Th«r«.9lo9 group of people who raised the unwary investors. Ample FREE Ptrklni Ml Urovndl Dacron polyester/wool... A great look ... A great feel... At an un money that made the purchase ’’PRESENTS” believable price ..." of the Arboretum possible, and Hundreds to select from ... Solids, Stripes, Plaids ... have now formed a permanent Sizes: 38-46 Reg., Longs, Shorts. Hurry .. . They won’t last long at this pricel Bartlett Association. The volunteers give one morning each week to work with the J U N E 4 -5 -6 Ish o rf sleeve KNIT _ ^ i children. NEW DUST-FREE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Dr. Duda will have funds this 0^ The 100% Organic summer to hire six college snMWYt LAWN FOOD... DRESS SHIRTS K Q Q students for their vacation SIZES UV2 -I 7 REG. S9.Q0 W weeks and they will help him Nitrogen Lawn Food For catch up on grounds infiprove- famous name ment work. 1100% ORGANIC NITROGEN Through the Swamp An Extended Feeding l a w n f o o d 100% organic nitrogen in this 18-8-6 DOUBLEKNIT SLACKS 1 A O A The most interesting part of I blend. Dust-free, long lasting. Cannot SIZES 32-42 REG. TO $23.00 W our day was a trip on foot over burn. One bag cavers 5000 sq. ft. n iH iM bMNNMTB what is called the Bog Walk. It II.• 5.75 ^CSsif Is CssM* is a long, curving boardwalk, 1 oni,s Hot elevated a foot or so aboye the also.,„Famous ISame black muck of a huge swamp. It S u m m e r M o n th s gives a close look at a fine 1 natural wetland, and the Bog HIGH STYLE Walk is credited to the Stam ford Girl Scouts. Coming The girls wanted some kind of a project to help the Arboretum Greenhouses Are John and LMn Zapadka; Two Proa and when Professor Duda SHOES -W ho Brim Ton “Plania ThaTilease,” Beoanse They’re Direct FromttJTGrowrto YoSl suggested a boardwalk through the swamp, the girls decided ESPOMA ORGANIC IS HIGH QUALITY Our Beg, to $27,95 they w ant^ to work on it. They H i Folks - Here It Is Once Again! wrote out a proposal and sub- niitted it to the Readers’ Digest Dust, Free, Non Burning Fertilizer which gave the girls a $500 Annual Geranium Sale! grant. 'That was enough to buy a Especially For The Summer Feeding Of A lot of boaTds and, with help 8''xl0" Living Color knit from interested adults, the Extra Large Plants! walk was built. Good Lawn. ESPOMA Will Keep Your * 1 .3 8 PORTRAIT Reg. $1.19 and $1.39 There is an orchard of nut sportcoat trees on the Arboretum proper Lawn GREEN All Summer Long. TRY ty, a fine display garden of O ur Reg. dwarf conifers, an exhibit of I *No Handling normally ‘ ‘evergreen ’ ’ • trees ESPOMA ORGANIC FERTILIZER for *50. N o w O n ly Babies — children — ^adulft — groups — 1 Special that have mutated to produce Amel/Nylon varieties with yellow foliage, TREES, EVERGREENS, ROSES, of each person singly $1.38. Groups $1.38 per Sizes 36-46 including juniper,- hemlock, person. In Checks Only cedar and false cypress. There 10■ W for Only $8^* W is a collection of deciduous GARDENS, and BULBS. 4c Select from finished pictures in radiant black and BEDDING PLANTS trees with purple foliage, in white and living color. Pehniss. Cslsnduia, AllTSsuni. cluding birch, beech, maple, 4c Bonus quality “Guoronteed Satisfaction." Now Snsp Dragons, Etc. plum and privet. 4c Fast delivery — - courteous service. From Srowar To Youl Dr. Duda says the. primary STOP IN NOW ___ 4c Lim it — one Speciol per person. 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! 99 « f l « 3 m r » 2.75 collection for the near future will be azaleas and rhododen VEGETABLE PLANTS 4c Senior CiHiens Invited Cauimowar, CsHiage, Bnntals Sprouts, drons, plants that thrive in the Stamford area and will provide visit our lettuce and IroccoU Photographer Hours: 10 A.M . to 1 P.M., 2 a valuable display for home U$T lURTFOIID NURSERY 79 «& 89« dox owners who can see them all in P M to 6 P.M. Friday to 7:30 P.M. — Saturday 1375 SILVER LANE . , ROSE S P E C IA L bloom and decide which OOTOUHAWACSAAm to 5:30 P.M. REGAL MEN'S 1 varieties they would like to EAST HARTFORD, CONN. •THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" & NOWONLY ^ 1 s 1 9 own. MANCHESTER VERNON 5 for ONLY $5.19 The Arboretum property is Also: Potted Rosas. Standard, Patented and 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA Troo n o so s... open to the public from 8:30 to Open Mon. Thru Fri. Phone SAT. and SUN. , ' sunset every day, but no picnics men’s snop 643-2478 872-0538 are allowed and no horse back 168 WOODUND ST., MANCHESTER 8:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. 569-0800 8:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. » k N C H K « |. PHONE 643-8474 riding. Dogs are not welcome MON.-SAT. 9:30 fo5:30 MON.-FRI. 10:00 to 9fb0 and visitors are not supposed to MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 pick any wildflowers. / PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973 About Town MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri:, June 1. 1973 - p ap. f THIRTEEN Obituaries Georgette Polland, Webber South United Methodist Rockville Rd., Rockville; Margaref Church will have a churchwide iMattrljpBtpr lurttittg Mmilii Hospital Royster, Orchard St., Mrs. Ida M. C ooper picnic Sunday from noon to 3 $5f000 Winner! Rockville; Frances Smith, SOUTH WINDSOR - .Mrs. p.m. on the church campus. The Notes Forster St., South Windsor; Ida Mae Cooper, 79, of 45 program will include entertain Vernon Wallace White, Rt. 74, Farnham Rd., died last Satur ment, a baby contest and a Rockville. tricycle parade. Admitted ’Thursday: James day at a Manchester convales 4 A 28-year-old Manchester man who buys only one lottery Emry, Moser Dr., Rockville; cent home. ticket a week and who says he never won anything before Babbidge Visit Patricia Hollay, High St., Discharged Thursday: Albert Mrs. Cooper was born in Hun in his life is a $5,000 winner in the Connecticut State Rockville; Patricia Huff, N. Hamilton, Florence St,, tington,,Mass., and had lived in Manchester Veterans Council Lottery. Park St,, Rockville; Conrad Rockville; Michael Zatkovitch, the Hartford area for many wijl meet Monday at 8 p.m, at Set Tuesday McFarland, TVoy Rd., South Grande Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Forest R. Williams of 61 Hemlock St. now, is eligible for Joyce Crothers and daughter. years. the Marine Corps League Home Homer D. Babbidge, former Windsor; Marie Pierce,' next week’s Super 75 drawing, where he will have a chance new high rise apartment for the East Longmeadow, Mass. She is survived by several on Parker St. president of the University of Emerald Dr., Vernon; nieces and nephews. to add $70,000 or $10,000 to his winnings. elderly and then to a coffee Connecticut, will make a hour at Franklin Park elderly The funeral will be Saturday Mrs. Williams (Lucille) said she and her husband daylong visit to Vernon, project. with a Mass of the Resurrection King David* Lodge of Odd couldn’t believe they won, even when the saw the number, Tuesday. Babbidge is con ' At 12:15 p.m. there will be a at St. Thomas the Apostle Fellows will meet tonight at 86124, in the newspaper, sidered a likely candidate for dutch treat luncheon at the Church, West Hartford, at 10 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. “In fact,” said Mrs. Williams, *‘I told him, ‘never mind,’ the Democratic nomination for Country Squire Restaurant, Rt. a.m. Burial will be in Mt. St. when he asked for the paper and said he wanted to check Governor.- 83 and later in the afternoon, Benedict Cemetery, Bloom the number. I was sure it couldn’t happen to us.” Mrs. Abner Brooks will be field. James Roche, chairman of She said they plan to put the money in the bank for a year hostes at a tea at her home in The Molloy Funeral Home, / Vernon’s Democratic Town econniiii'inlndiiil? or more. After that? “I think we’ll buy a house and move honor of Babbidge. 906 Farmington Ave., West Committee, said Babbidge will The evening activities will Hartford, is in charge of Police Report out of apartments,” she said. ’The family includes David, 3, be the first of several well- start with a cocktail party at arrangements. and Lynn, 2. known Democrats who will be YOU'VE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE! the home of Mr. and Mrs. There are no calling hours. Williams, who was bom in Hartford but has lived in appearing in Vernon. He said MANCHESTER Henry Abuza. From there Bab Manchester since childhood, considers the win a double this will give residents of Ver bidge will go to the Democratic Merrick A. Aborn, 29, of Lake lucky omen. non the opportunity to perform Town Committee meeting to be w St., Coventry, was taken into the dual role of evaluating Mrs. Joseph S. Zastawny held at 8 p.m. at the John Ashe custody by Manchester Police potential candidates at close ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Sophie Fire Station, Nye St. today on a Circuit Court 12 re- range as well as encouraging A. Zastawny, 58, of 25 Elm St. The former university presi arrest warrant charging him those people whom they might BRAND NEW 1973 DODGE died suddenly this morning at dent will be the guest speaker BRAND NEW 197? CHRYSLER with failure to appear in court. like to see in public office. her home. She was the wife of at the meeting. All residents, CUSTOM CORONET 4 DR. NEWPORT 4 DOOR SEDAN Aborn was turned over to SEOAnI, 6 cylindtr, eulomolie. pt'^er V Tuesdays activities will start Eq. .•.'in' w .‘S V-8 er-j.i#, n Joseph S. Zastawny. Coventry Police, who had regardless of party affiliation, titriing, rodie, vthiltwoHi. Stock Nbr. t’ u-.‘ii'iwion. p- q, powff <1 Mrs. Zastawny was bom Aug. Tolland with a 9 a.m. breakfast at the are invited to attend the 3M 5. led i-oud ot-tc ’It mnoc. to.vo. originally charged him with Three Receive OES 50-Year Pins hfftvy duty w i tewolN. Stock 10, 1914 in Rockville and had burglary and larceny. Court Howard Johnson Restaurant, meeting and participate in the '3095 Mb; .*'0^1. '3745 lived here all her life. She had Rt. 30. At 10:30 a.m. Babbidge discussion with Babbidge, date is June 11. Three members of Temple Chapter, OES, received 50-year been employed at the U-S. Cecelia M. Johnston, worthy matron of Temple Chapter- will be taken on a tour of the Roche Said. 1 9 7 1 D O D G E 1969 B U IC K membership pins ’Thursday night in ceremonies at the Plans Announced 1970 DODBE Envelope Co. and was a com Mrs. Marjorie R. Morrison, Mrs. Rena R. Miller and Miss Dart Swmgar. 6 cylinder, oulo* loSabra 4 doer Hardtop, Vinyl municant of St. Joseph’s Masonic Temple. The presentation was made by Milton B. matk, power iteering, vinyl roof, roof, V*8, automatic, power Corontt 440. V-8, power Alice J. Jones, recipients of 50-year pins; and Christman. bucket teat*, f octory'air cendi* Ittaring, factory oir conditioning, ttoering, auto tnm. Church. Christman of Wallingford, worthy grand patron. Par (Herald photo by Pinto) tiening. Other survivors are a sister, ticipating in the ceremonies are, from left to right, Mrs. For Graduation ^2195. M695 *1895 Mrs. Felix Zagora of Rockville; Picked For Girls State Two Rockville High School Head Start. Miss Martin is a and two nieces. Andover juniors and one Tolland High- member of the Student Govern The funeral will be Monday at At Middle School 1969 FORD LTD School junior have been chosen, ment and a cheerleader. She 1969 CHEVROLET 1 9 7 2 S C A M P 8:15 a.m. froni the White- Impab 7 doer Hardtop. V-8, at>> StoUon Wagon. V-0, auto trana. by Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc-Hansen was vice president of her 4 cylinder, automatic, powtr Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Vivian V. K enneson tomatic, power steering. steering, vinyl roof, power ataering, air eond. who cannot swim will also be Unit 14, American Legion sophomore class. «M/ni radio. Elm St., with a Mass at St. Correspondent V School Problem FHA Accepts Plans offered. Auxiliary, to attend Laurel Miss Mary McLaughlin, Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial Tel. 875-4704 M295 ’2695. Lessons are taught by cer Girls State to be held at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ren '1695 will, be in St. Bernard’s Middle School Principal Vene tified Red Cross instructors and University of Connecticut this nie McLaughlin of Shenipsit Cemetery. Harding has announced that Solution Pledged the fee is $5 per child. month. Lake Rd., Rockville, is the Friends may call at the For 1-86 Widening eighth grade commencement Further information may be Attending from Rockville representative from Tolland ceremonies will be June 19 at AFS Benefit Fashion Show funeral home Saturday from 7 obtained from Recreation High School will be Jean High School. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 The Board of Education, which have been discussed in the school. In case of rain the Director Mark Dunn at 684- Cowden, daughter of Mrs. Joan She is a representative of the and 7 to 9 p.m. ’There will be a superintendent of schools, public, have created tensions in ceremonieS-vrill be heid at the stepping high to check on last minute appearances is Cindy Tucker, model for the building principal and teachers the school which make normal In Buckland Area 5080. na Cowden of 27 Baker Rd., Social Activities Committee, prayer service Sunday at 3 p.m. Tolland High School gym American Field Service (AFS) fashion show and luncheon Saturday at 12;30 p.m. in the CHORCHES have pledged to work school operation very dif ’The Connecticut department Brownie Registration Vernon and Judith Martin, recently participated in a Stu at the funeral home. ning layout and design of the ment memorandum indicating nasium. Manchester High School cafeteria. Lori Gottlieb (right) waits her turn, while Nora cooperatively to restore public ficult,” Dr. Cattanach stated. of Transportation (I>OT) has Registration for Brownie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dent Exchange program with 1.8-mile stretch of 1-86 (the rejection of plans for the 1-291 Other eight grade activities Agostinelli does final touch-ups for this student show sponsored by The Rag Doll fashion mMM OF MANCHESTER Emm pride and confidence in the An He said that “an open discus received initial approval of Scouts will be Monday from 3 to Alexander Martin of 12 Sun- Weaver High School, and has Wilbur Cross Highway), from interchange in Manchester. The are a dance on June 15, spon store at the Parkade. A $2 donation will benefit this summer’s AFS exchange / dover Elementary School and sion of problems is good, if, plans for a 1.8-mile reconstruc 5 p.m, at Town Hall. nyview Dr., Vernon. been a member of the band and * one mile north of W. Middle federal transportation depart sored by the Republican student.(Herald photo by Pinto) 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 ask public support for these ef after such discussion, efforts tion proposal for Interstate 86 Girls entering second grade the cheerleader club. All three Tpke. to one-tenth of a mile ment was concerned with Women’s Club, and a class pic Both girls are high honor forts in the best interests of An are made to resolve problems in Manchester, but the plans east of Slater St. are eligible. Also, Brownies girls plan to attend college. highly controversial plans for nic at Mountain Park in students and members of the Heart Specialist dover’s children. brought into the open; this we don’t include the somewhat Under proposed plans for the Hoiyoke, Mass,, on June 18. who have recently moved to Girl’s Athletic Association. Mrs. Kenneth J. the entire 1-291, a proposed Cowperthwaite is chairman of About Town' Suffers Stroke Dr. David Cattanach, have tried to do and will con controversial interchange with 1-86 project, the highway would An awards assembly for all town must register at this time. They have excelled in history superintendent, in a statement the proposed 1-291. superhighway circling Hart This will be the only registra the Girls State activities for the tinue to do.” be relocated slightly to the ford. Middle School students will be and have shown great interest The Ladies Guild of the BOSTON (AP) - Heart released following an executive tion offered this year. auxiliary. She is being assisted All concerned request that The DOT announced north and would be widened to held during the day on June 20 in government. Assumption meeting scheduled specialist Dr. Paul Dudley session joint meeting held ’Thursday that it has received The timetable for reconstruc by Rockville Florist, Mr, and “the citizens of Andover put provide five traffic lanes in Middle School Parents for Monday evening has been V^ite, who treated Dwight D. earlier this week with the notification that the Federal tion of the 1-86 segment in Miss Cowden is a member of Mrs. Arnold Zackin, ’Thomas Eisenhower when the late aside past differnces with each direction. Major Tolland Middle School postponed until June 18, when school board, the principal and Highway Administration has Manchester, although not firm, the service club, tennis club and Wolff Insurance, K. J. president suffered a heart at school personnel and each relocations of Tolland Tpke. Parents for Interaction will the guild will have a potluck at 6 the teachers referred to the accepted the final environmen calls for start-of-construction in the chorus. In 1971 and 1972 she Cowperthwaite and Sons and tack in 1955, has been admitted other” and work cooperatively. and W inder St. are included in hold a coffee hour Wednesday, p.m. at the church. MERCURY succession of “problems in and tal impact statement concer- 1975. The project, which would NOTICE was a summer volunteer with the Rockville Rotary Club. to Massachusetts General the plans, which also call for take about 214 years to com June 6 at 10 a.m. with Principal concerns about the school” slight realignment of several Hospital after suffering “a over the past months. plete, would cost about $48.6 Vene Harding. other local roads. For the man that gar B r o t h e r s small stroke.” ’The reference by Dr. Cat Bolton million, according to a two- The coffee is open to parents LINCOLN dans ... we’ve got rebuilt A hospital spokesman said tanach reflects the many The accepted statement, year-old estimate. of present and incoming which has been forwarded to work shoes. the 86-year-old physician, who letters read and statements Federal funds would pay for students and is limited to 15 the federal Council on Enr persons. Anyone interested in was admitted Wednesday, was made by parents and residents, M per cent of the project cost, vironmental Quality for review, Shoes made wider and longer. Shoe in fair condition. both pro and con, at board if the project is advertised for attending the coffee should con is limited to the 1-86 section and repairing of the better kind, "While His secretary said she spent meetings relative to the ad Basketball Clinic construction before July 1,1975, tact Monique Pellerin at 875- you wait" is our specialty. “a half hour on the phone with doesn’t include the interchange The accepted final en 0640. DILLON ministrative operation of the SAM YULYES him” Thursday and that he school. with 1-291, which was to have vironmental statement is The group was formed earlier been built near Burr Corners. 23 Oak Manchester SALES “was fine.” “These matters, many of Set for Summer available for public inspection this year to establish better Earlier this year, U.S. Rep. at the Mary Cheney Library and communications between home FORD DONNA HOLLAND 12. Each group will receive a William Cotter of Connecticut’s Whiton Library in Manchester, and school. Monthly coffee hours SERVICE Correspondent total of 18 hours of instruction, First District disclosed a as well as at several state and are held where parents serve as EXTRA BIG SAVINGS iKathy says: "T/s June, The Month Tel. 6460375 three hours per session. federal transportatidn depart- federal offices. a sounding board for school 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Lovars— Lovers ot Paro’s Choice Produce; What A The Bolton recreation depart- Sessions will be held Monday, programs, a newsletter is Gypsy Moth ON BRAND SPANKING NEW I Love Altairr I ment will hold a basketball Wednesday and Friday from prepared which goes home with 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 clinic for boys in Grades 5 11:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. at the students, and the group CRSP M S M US, RED DOKMIUS ami IKIW i U m recruits volunteers for library NATIVL Spinach, ScaRions, Rsparagiis, Salad Bowl, Rhubarb, Beet Greens, Hot I through 12 this summer. Bolton High School. The extra Control! 1 work, transportation, and House Tomatoes, Green, Yelow Squash, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Beets, Leeks, According to Henry Ryba, hour is for changing and Vernon Notes WE’VE GUT SOMETHING FOR showering. tutoring. MERCURYS & LINCOLMS recreational commissioner, it 1973 On Pm *- Ett Plant, Cherry Tomatoes. Mrs. Pelierin said the group • SEVIN SPRAY Choose From Our Biggest in Stock Selection of The Year! IW R TID ; P e a ^ Rpricots, Bin| Cherries, C e n ta l^ , Casaba Melons, has been noted after con For Grades 5 through 8, the Five teachers in the Vernon p.m., also at the grange hall. program will run July 9 through is not like a PTO, with no large Strawberries, limes, ( ^ f r u it . Plums, Pears, Gmies, Temple Oranges. siderable observation that School system, who will be Square Dance July 20. For Grades 9 through 12 retiring at the end of this school meetings planned. Presently NEW( ' HIY OK OR I OOZEH-^aiaf OtlR EVEHYDRY WCES’’ many boys lack the fundamen Don Swift will be the guest YOU the program will run from July year, will be honored at a there are nine active members • ISOTOX SPRAY AuthenUcMIy tals of basketball, which are caller at the Square Dance Club leaurv SPECIALS very important for their 23 through Aug. 3. dinner to be held tonight at the and the group would welcome EUROPEANI IrAHCY TOMATOES ...... i...... ih aom meeting to be held Saturday at 8 I ^^Chav. Malibu Wagon. White/bik. Interior, V-8, auto, trans., air playing ability, especially If Registration will be held June Elk’s Carriage House, N. Park new members. A membership CUCUMBERS ...... 2 for 20c p.m. at the Vernon Elementary • b Io t r o l X K they are considering par 5 from 7:30 until 8:30 p.m. at St. drive with one dollar dues, to FANCY BING CHERRIES...... |b. 79c School,-Rt. 30. pay for the newsletters, is on. ticipating in school sports or Herrick Memorial Park. ’There Teachers to be honored are • BIOTROL PLUS 71 Torino Sq7 Pawter/bik. Interior, 351 V-8, Crulsa-O-MaUc, power— With NEW TEXAS O N IO N S ...... 2 Ibs. 45c will be a registration fee, which All club level dancers'are in A newsletter will go home playing for other organKations. Eleanor Lewis, Margaret Hart, vited to attend. steering, power brakes...... ^ Z o 9 5 l mw YELLOW S Q U A S H ...... 2 lbs. 3flC Ryba said, “The Town of will be established after the Eileen Murphy, Anita Lincoln with students on June 7 and SportsCar Annual Meeting parents are requested to re Bolton is fortunate to have number of turnouts has been and Ruth Barlow. For Adttail Protection, Al^DO^****^ ^^toblrd. Drown if^ n J ^ u T , if-8, auto, trans., power Lo oklnd 1973 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DOOR '"B® • • • ...... IB top 80c The annual meeting of the assembled a group of learned determined. , Sellout Lunches mind their chiidren to pass it on BandTheTrees With Mtdl«nictpptrnittallic,whila«l«ylrMf,40OV-t P IIIIP B I UnTOP I n) *-i;...... B 12eOz. cans 89c Hockanum Valley Services 6T Road Manners! wiglii^dekMa^^ rifcwiMHPn ivr ■ We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald and devoted instructors. ’These for their perusal. COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Swimming Registration Tree 71 LTD Fordor Sedan. Wfiite/ginger Int^ior. V-4, power a b RMit wMi CMtptt liiMftp, moiMMl wMiptc ttit csodl. young men are outstanding high m C orrecliM steering, power brakes, vinyl to p ...... CAPRI iM iit, AM todltr rrtitcllv* iMdy iki* imtdtnf dtear This year’s swimming WE SELL 50e CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS served m the Vernon schools 8 p.m. at the Rockville General Automatics, Standards^ gmip^ nMol* ctnini M l hand mlmr, vbMUty Vghl school and college players and program will begin July 2 and . next week. The Tolland L ibrd^ Associa Tanglefoot Nice Selection DRIVE ONE Hospital cafeteria. tion meeting will be held June 71 LTD Custom Squire. Groen/bik. Interior, V-8, auto, trans., power v - y o gitttp, Hnltd glatn ctmaltln wHk fwidtr lUrtt. SItek' we feel the program will help run until Aug. 8. There will be Monday: Frankfurt on roll. 1 lb.-5 lb.-S|iray In Stock >#3M4I. ------*4344 The new executive director of TODAY! produce excellent basketball French-fried potato, carrot 11 at 2:30 p.m. at the Tolland steering, power brakes...... two sessions of two and one half the Community Services Center 2” or 3 ’ Tapo ' 2000’s-2600’s players.” sticks, pineapple upside down Library, not June 4. weeks each.. Applicants may will be introduced at the 71 LTD Convertible. Gray/red int., V-8, Cruise-u-MaUG, power c m a a b MP P P fl PRODUCE!'"'"on" The boys will be broken up cake. register for both sessions. meeting. He is John Nichols Swim Registration Full Line of*Sprayers steering, poww brakas, AM/FM radio, air cond...... f c O S I O into two groups. Grades 5 Tuesday: Macaroni shells The Board of Recreation will M ^A M A N D ST.. MANCHFJtTgR — 648-6384 Instruction will be for 45 who is replacing Gary through 8 and Grades 9 through with meat sauce, buttered 71 Chevrolet Camara H.T. Whita/ginger q a i n i., auto, trans., c i l B A C minutes. Lipstreau, who resigned. hold swim registration Manchester Hardware spinach, bread and butter, rosy power steering and brakes, vinyl root . .V .M I-.M ...... Registration will be Saturday The meeting will also elect tomorrow at Town Hall from 9 and Supply Company June 16 from 10 a.m. until noon applesauce. a.m. to noon. and install officers for the com . 877 MAIN ST, IN 71 LTD Fordor Sedan. Maroon/maroon int., V-8, Crulse-D-Matis, je R lfiA C and Monday June 18 from 7 un Wednesday: Turkey and ing year. Swim lessons are offered at power staerinp and brakes, vinvi t o n ...... f c D S i O NEW gravy, buttered rice, peas, the following leveis: senior til 9 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Physicians Fleeted DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Park. whole wheat bread, fruit crisp. iifesaving, -junior lifesaving, 70 PonHac LeMans Fordor H.T. Graen/gold int., Cruise-O-MaHc, S i D O R ^ 0 0 0 R 1973 COMET 2-DOOR SEDAN I-WJ Dr. Joseph Kristan and Dr. Ernest ^Larson, Proprietor i V E W Pony League Thursday: Juice, pizza, swimming intermediate, ad vinyl top, power steering, power bra k e s ...... I O % l 0 m uoT op tossed salad, ice milk bar. Ellen Marmer, both of vanced beginner, beginner 1, In a Pony League game this Rockville, have been re-elected FRS PJUMiG FRONT 70 PonUac LeMane Tudor H.T. 8lue/blue InTerior, V-8, auto, trans., $ 4 1973 M ERCURY M0NTEG0C41 ldflhtndnnhh.2S0d- MANCHESTER^VENING H^El^LD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN Jack Ferguson Coventry •a ' ' Leaving Force Skylah Crew Given Hebron About Town' Patrolman John Ferguson of Manchester Rod and Gun the Manchester Police Depart Day Of Leisure Club will have its June quarter ment has resiped, according to Boundaries Shifted ly meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at / Taxpayer Group Police Chief James Reardon. SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — Skylab’s astronauts the clubhouse, Daley Rd., Coventry. today enjoy a luxury never before known in space— a day Ferguson, who joined the For Kindergarten Names Leaders department in 1968, will be of leisure, which virill include their first showerrafter a New officers and members of leaving the department on June week of work in the warm space station. ANNE EMT the board of directors of the 9 to take a position as an It is one of three free days In discussing related sports the legality of the vote on the Manchester League qf Women HOLLY GANTNER Correspondent Voters will meet Monday at adjuster with the Aetna In planned during the 28-day mis working on procedures for one matters, student board basis that the moderator at the Tel. 228-3971 7:30 p.m. in the Chamber of surance Co. sion by Charles Conrad Jr., Dr. of the astronauts to take a Correapondeni members said they felt that the budget meeting did not state Tel. 742-8795 At an organizational meeting Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. space walk to release a stuck number of tennis courts at the the qualificiations for voting or Commerce-board room, 257 E. Reardon said the he has Wednesday evening, The Center St. Weitz. solar panel. high school is not sufficient. ascertain if those who did vote "accepted the resignation with' Hebron Taxpayers Association Experiments are suspended Comnuuider Conrad hinted TTie Board of Education last There are currently three were qualified to do so. re p e t” and that F erpson is a got off the ground by signing up for the day. Unless there is an Thursday night there may be at night changed certain boundary courts, and they are heavily Charles Witt of the Norwich ______Notice______g o ^ poiiceman. 36 members electing temporary emergency, mission control ieast some chores to do. lines, so that some 13 used during and after school officers. Taxpayers Association, who Court of Probate, District of Manchester "It’il be more like a field youngsters eligible to attend was a speaker at the meeting, NOTICE OF HEARING F erpson holds an associate will leave them alone, except hours for tennis team practice Elected president was John ESTATE OF ANTHONY F. of arts depee from Manchester for relaying routine messages. day,” he radioed. “We’ve got Phase I of the Sequential Lear and the regular physical educa Gordon of Old Colchester Rd. informed the group that if they DECIANTIS, deceased Community College and a BA Exi^rts on the pound will an awful lot of housekeeping to ning Program (kindergarten) tion program, leaving not too Serving with him are Andrew were concerned with the vote, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William do. Things are scattered all they should start a “class ac E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated May 25. depee from Eastern Connec continue to troubleshoot in the fail will attend Robertson much time for public use. Mulligan of Grist Mill Rd., vice 1973, a hearing will be held on an applica tion.” ticut State Coiiege. Skylab's power shortage. over the place, so we’ll spend School instead of Coventry Hardy told the students that president; Mrs. Ursula Wright tion praying for authority to sell certain some time cleaning house.” No date was set for a future real estate as in said apf^lcation on file Grammar School. The reason construction of additional of Amston, secretary; and more fully appears, at the Court of for the change is that courts would be studied by the Ronald Boulay of East St., meeting pending a report from Probate on June 11, 1973 at 9:30 a.m. significantly lower board. treasurer. the by-laws committee. Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk registrations for the program rin addition to Miss Hoffman On the committee to work up at Robertson would find only and Herbert, other student a set of by-laws are J.W. about 15 children per session board members attending last Wallace,., Annette Gordon, 100% GUARANTEED there, as opposed to between 21 night’s meeting were Joan Sim Rochelle Desormiers, George and 24 per session at CGS. mons and Chris Carmichael. AT LAST! Dr. Joseph Castagna (sixth from left), president of the f A DC roR 60 DAYS WITH Desormiers, William Rudis, Manchester Rotary Club, presents the annual Rotary Club In other action last night, the Richard Welch, Basil . . in stock for board voted to return to the tool awards to oustanding Cheney Tech students In seven V l l l l d NO MILEAGE LIMITATION Discussion on these enroll Bocynesky and Charles Town Council for additional Barrasso. trade programs. From left are James Grivois (carpentry), * * * * ASSf MIIY , B2AKE SYSTIM, tlK T E IC SYSTEM WITH U M IM - ment figures were conducted in IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Tech School Awards funds for the current school The association discussed the executive session last night, Robert Sukosky (drafting), ’Thomas Tomko (electric), year, as well as for an ad automotive department with the board then announcing validity of the recent vote on Bernard Gouchoe (tool and die), Richard Eldridge Several students at Howell from the Connecticut River 68 FORD . $1795 ditional appropriation for the received several awards. Clif 72 PONTIAC $3495 VOLKSWAGENS adoption of two motions. The the Regional District 8 Board of (carpentry). Dr. Castagna, Philip Falkowski (machine), Cheney Regional Technical Valley Region of the American SquIru Wagon. V-8, auto., P.S., P.B., ford Gerich, a senior, received LeMans 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, first is “that the present boun new school year. Being Education’s 1973-1974 proposed School, who have attained ORT. w/air, white. requested for this year is an ad David Belanger (automotive), and Conrad.Lesniak (elec a complete tool set present^ automatic, powar steering, power 67V0LKSW AG» $1495 dary line designating student operating budget. excellence in scholarship, Ronald Stetz, a senior in brakes, factory air, yellow with white ditional $4,240 to cover the tui tronics). The awards were presented Wednesday. (Herald by the Hartford County Ford, 71 CHEVROLET $3195 station Wagon. 7-passanger, blue. enrollment at the two elemen It is questioning the board on citizenship, and athletics, were Cheney Tech’s electrical vinyl roof. tion account, which ran some photo by Ofiara) Lincoln, Mercury, and Ford KIngawood 9-pataenger Station tary schools be adjusted so that given awards at the school’s an- department, received the an 71 AUDI $3145 $7,000 over the estimate, and Tractor Dealers. ’The Acme Wagon. V-8, automatic, power all children living in Waterfront nual awards assembly. nual Reader’s Digest Associa steering, power brakes, air con 70 AUDI $2695 100 LS 4>Ooor. 4-8p66d, green, very added costs of community ser Auto Parts award went to Ray clean. Heights and Hemlock Point Senior Citizen tion award for the valedictorian ditioning, blue. 100 LS 4-Door. 4-speed transmis vices and utilities because of in DRIVE FIRST mond Halle, a junior. Daniel sion, smoke blue. who would have been enrolled The Manchester Rotary Gub of the Gass of 1973. The award 67 VOLKSWAGEN $1245 creased public use of the Bus Fare Plan NEW 1973 BUICK CLASS IN ONE Turner, a sophomore, received in Phase I in the fall of 1973 at Manchester tool awards, 'presented by inciudes an honorary subscrip 72 CHEVROLET $2995 Sedan 4-speed, blue. schools. Also for this latter the Lioyd’s Auto Parts award; 69 PONTIAC $1695 Coventry Grammar School will OF THESE Rotary Club President Dr. tion to the magazine. Nova Rallye Sport 2-Door. V-8, reason, ah additional $6,000 is Simplified Hospital the Customer Award went to automatic, power steering and fac Tempest 4-Door. 6-cyllnder, u h s instead by enrolled at Robert Joseph Castagna, went to eight The Alvin awards, presented automatic, power steering, green. liV H o m a being sought for the 1973-74 ★REGALS Edmund Chase, a freshman. tory air conditioning. Silver. with Pop Top. White son.” HARTFORD (AP) - Starting students in seven trade areas. annuaily by Alvin and Co., Inc., school year. Notes It was announced at the Monday, senior citizens in the Winning the tools were David of Windsor, were shared equai- 72 CAMARO $3295 72 FORD $3895 69 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 Coaching nominations for the Wednesday awards asssembly The second motion is “that Hartford, New Haven and ★CENTURY LUXUS Belanger (automotive), James ly by students in the drafting Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power Country Sedan. 10-passenger Sedan. 4-speed, blue. 1973-74 school year were ap Discharged Thursday: that Mark Mainville, a junior in parents of these same children Stamford areas will need to Grivois and Richard Eldridge department who have attained steering, factory air conditioning, Wagon. V-8, automatic, power proved also last night. Jane Catherine Fagan, Somers; steering, power brakes, factory air. who have childreh in other show only their medicare cards (carpentry), Robert Sukowsky high levels of achievement. Cheney Tech’s drafting depart gold with black vinyl roof. 70 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 Harbison will coach the varsity ★CENTURY 350's Laura M. Brunell, Enfield; Yellow. Very low mileage. grades presently enrolled at in order to^ride Connecticut (drafting), Thomas Tomko Merit awards were presented ment, has been selected to be a Sedan. Automatic stick shift. Qreen. cheerleaders, with Cathy It’s For Soccer Uniforms Beth B. Naumec, Columbia; CGS be given the choice - of Company buses at a reduced (electric), Conrad Lesniak to students on the basis of representative to Nutmeg Boys 70 CHEVELLE $1895 Talano in charge of girls’ traqk David Nordling, right, JV soccer coach at Bennet Junior High School, is presented a Rita A. C^iombe, 38 Redwood State at the University of 72 MUSTANG $2895 transferring these children to fare. ★CENTURYS (electronics), Philip Falkowski schoiarship, school activities, 2-Dr..H.T. 8, auto., P.S., brown. 68 VOLKSWAGEN $1445 and field and girls’ cross coun check by Alan Girelli, president of the student council, to be used in purchasing new soccer Rd.; Rowena Varsell, 393 Connecticut in July. Convertible. V-8, automatic, power Sedan. 4-speed, blue. Robertson or having them re At present, persons 65 and (machine), and Bernard outside activities, and try. Rick Young will coach Hackmatack St.; John 0. steering, very low mileage. Blue. main at their present school.” uniforms. The occasion marked one of the highlights of the annual Teacher Appreciation older, who want to ride at Gouchoe (tool and die). citizenship. Students receiving Brian Koski, representing the varisty basketball; Jean Mit- ★APOLLOS Works, 88 Holl St.; Audrey J. Week celebrated yesterday at a student-faculty tea in the school cafeteria. Nordling, also reduced rates, must secure a ’ Gouchoe, a senior, ‘was the the gold merit pins were David American Red Cross, presented The board last night also nik, girls’ basketball; Pat Higgins, 49 Norton Lane, the school with a certificate of a woodworking instructor at the school, has been spearheading fund drives for the new un special card from the company. recipient of the manufacturers Belanger, John Libro, Mark adopted a resolution publicly Trask, girls’ softball; and Wil Bolton; Kenneth Gordon, 96 iforms. (Herald photo by Pinto) Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, who PRICED JOESUUIVAN award of the Connecticut Mainville, Michael appreciation, recognizing ser expressing “ its sincere Duchesneau, indoor track and Sain Repnaantatlva Hublard Dr., Vernon; Business and Industry Associa vices performed by student announced the new policy, said Pressamarita and Lance gratitude and thanks to the peo field. the present system was in FROM 9 # I # 9 # Frederick S. Hunt, 61 Overland tion. The CBIA award is given Schors. Silver merit pins went biood donors during the Red ple of the Town of Coventry for Recornmends These St. A 180-day school year calen convenient and app'arently to top ranking students in the to Raymond Cote, Martin Cross 1973 blood program. their overwhelming support of dar for 1973-74 was adopted last SHOP. . .THENSTOPAT WEEKEND SPECULS! Also, Jill A. Dancoss and son, Andover Parade Tomorrow deterred many older persons machine trades. Gouchoe has Faber, Perry Mason, Paul Students who have par TRUDON the educational budget at the night. The calendar provides West Hartford; Rosemary from taking advantage of the also received a cash award Strycharz and Joel Tessier ticipated in interschoiastic and town meeting of May 21. It is for a Sept. 5 school opening, the ★ COMPACTS Turkington, 127 Henry St.; A N NEEM T St.), up Cider Mill Rd. to the and Crafts will meet Monday special rate. ir Students in the Cheney Tech j^framurai sports at Cheney further resolved that we view usual Christmas, winter and Joseph Maturo, 120 Bolton St.; Tech were aiso recognized at VOLKSWAGEN-PORSCHE /AUDI Correa|fondent cemetery and then disbanding. evening at 7:30 at the Andover Under the new system, a this citizen action as a vote of spring week-long holidays and J. Leslie Goodier will be the Elementary School. senior citizen will be able to iSTIUUNUli $1295 Elaine K. Ziesing and son, the Wednesday assembly. confidence for the board’s per Tel. 228-3971 five snow days. grand marshal and will also There will be a critique of ride anywhere in the Connec ‘*N$w Bngland*9 FasUst Growing Buick‘~-Optl'~Sttab Dtalkr** J Andover’s Memorial Day Inogu* convtrllbl*, Im- Coventry; Priido Ounpuu, 9 Cheney Tech’s sports award formance over the past year Hardy reported to the board I maeutaM, hard to llnd modal. S Thompson Rd.; Judith M. Au- banquet will be held next Parade, which was rained out take over as speaker. members finished flower work ticut Company system for 25 » ADi\MS ST., MANCHESTER (Open Em.) 61MS71 leyl., auto., PS. Individual JTE 83 TOLLAND TURNPIKE. TALCOTTVILLE. TEL. MANCHESTER 649.2828~ and pledge ourselves toward on the progress of the search (ldl9SO((M44 IwNlS.NtilhAiwey.OnelMihwiCeMiH) coin and daughter. Lookout Mt. Tuesday. on Monday, will be held Still planning to participate and dry-brush instruction will cents — a reduction from 10 to Jkiit I MHitfltifram 0*wnt«wn I raollnlng front aaata. Juat ovar Open House Scheduled further efforts at improving for a principal at Robertson Rd. tomorrow morning with ail un for the first time are the An be given. 15 cents below the regular 140,000 orig. mllaa. Rad, Mack and upgrading the quality of School, to replace Joseph Tripp, Aiso, Carolyn Y. Blair and its assembling at 9 a.m. at the dover School band and price. education in our community.” who has resigned effective Aug. At Camp Merrie-Wood Andover Elementary School majorettes, the civil defense .ViV.SV- daughter, 25 Anchorage Rd., 31. Candidates are being and the parade starting at 9:30. unit and the Explorer Scouts. Vernon; Jonathan Konrad, craft skills will be practiced, screened, with about a half Students Present Due to the change in The Scouts will also have a float RFD 1, New Rd., Tolland; Camp Merrie-Wood on and all girls will experience an dozen scheduled to be inter 171PMTO 91795 schedule, the Rham High in the parade. Michelle J. Perry, 8 Jan Dr., Gardner St. will have an open overnight camp during their Weekend Specials The student Board of Educa viewed by the board on June 13. l2-Door Sadan. 4 cyl., School band will be unable to U Vernon; James J. Bobbitt, 145 tion, chosen as part of I automatic, radio, whltawalla, house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. session. Mrs. Brainard told the board Grange Wednesday’s town government participate; however, the , Mack bitarlor. Diane Dr., South Windsor. Parents interested in sending Mrs. Millie Schaffer, field that there are 11 applicants for Andover Grange 76 will host day, was present at last night’s Bolton Fife and Drum Corps their daughters to day camp executive of the Connecticut the annual Schweyer the East Central Pomona session and heard Dr. Donald will be on hand. this summer are welcome to Valley Girl Scout Council, is Scholarship award, amounting Grange tomorrow evening in ON OUR EXTRA CLEAN Hardy, superintendent of The parade route has also the Social Room of the Andover 71 VEfiA $1695 tour the camp facilities. camp director. She will be to about $950. Candidates will Urban Renewal schools, offer praise for student been shortened, with marchers Hatchback. 4-cyl., 4-tpaad, This is the 26th year of con assisted by Jill Gelinas, be interviewed tomorrow, and Congregational Church, Rt. 6. performance in connection with now proceeding from the radio, midnight bluo, black In- tinuous operation of the camp program director; and Alice the recipient will be named at Arts and Crafts Fund Battle the event. school, down Hebron Rd. to by the Girl Scouts. Enrollment Richmond, Marjorie Kelsey, the annual awards assembly at The Andover League of Arts Cider Mill Rd. (opposite Center Promised is open to all girls from 7 Peg Cooke, Jeaniie Browne, the high school on June 13. N Hardy said he had had a through 14 years-of-age, Marianne Asselin, Bonnie lengthy meeting with the 69 RMNIER $1495 WASHINGTON (AP) - whether they are members of Coleman, Dorothy Bonan, students yesterday and that Amtricin 2-Door Stdon. Congressman Robert M. the organization or not. Marsha Abshire, Diane Economy 0-cyl. angina, they had come up with some Giaimo, D-Conn., Thursday Openings are still available Kosboth, Barbara Murray, I automatic, radio, maUlllc blua, suggestions that he felt had I blua Intarlor.' said he intends to iead a floor for all three of the two-week Glenys Ebersold, Angela A-1 USED CARS merit. One such suggestion, he Just 1 penny moi*c I fight to restore $1 billion to the sessions starting July 2. The Tolisano, Esther Schuetz, SECONDS said, was under study and nationai appropriation for ur camp operates Monday through Kathy Clouter, Donna Haddox would not be offered until the ban renewal programs. Friday each week, and bus and Georgia O’Brien, unit staff 69 VOLKS $1495 next regular meeting of the I Faatback. 4-aptad, radio, However, Giaimo said that transportation is provided. volunteers. 1972 FORD PICKUP 1972 DODGE COLT 1970 PLYMOUTH m 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY H I school board, but he asked the radial Urat, powdar blua, black Ranger body with camper. V- Custom Wagon. Air cond., P. 1 GOOD although he thought Congress The camp program wili give Further information may be station Wagon. 1-owner, I Intarlor. 4-Door. Air cond., P. steering, students to discuss a second would restore funds cut by special emphasis to conserva obtained by calling the Girl 8, automatic transmission, automatic trans., radio, steering, radio, auto, trans., 1 one owner, very clean. automatic trans.,, radio. Very tinted glass. Very clean. 1 suggestion.last night. President Nixon, he was not op tion and nature study with Scout office in Hartford, 522- heater, 12,000 miles. clean. Special. timistic that Nixon would sign N o kidding - the only wagon that various “eco-action” projects 0163, or by contacting Mrs. Speaking for the student ENOUGH TO just 14 more you can get this such a bili, and he said it was ^ WAGONS ir at the camp site. Basic camp- Beldon Schaffer, 118 Porter St. board, Phyllis Hoffman noted has m ore happy customers than beautiful kid s wagon, too. It's full- uniikely that Congress would that there is a child develop your Ford Dealer's luxurious, sized, with nylon-bearing wheels, overide a presidential veto. 171 DODCI $2595 ment course offered at the high roomy station w agons.. .is this rubber tires, and has wood stake Coronet 8ta. Wagon. 0-paaa., The Nixon administration «2895 FIRSTS! *2195 *2050 school, and that as part of this popular kid's coaster wagon! And side inserts.The kids will love V -l, automatic, poarar ataaring, *1495 budget proposes to slash radio, arhilawalla, Pawtar, Vernon -Police course, a small number of pre it's yours for a penny. Here's how; its bright red color! national urban renewal funding school age children are brought from $1.45 billion in the current lodged in connection with a May At participating Ford Dealers, So, see your friendly Ford Deal , 1971 PLYMOUTH in one day per week so that the 72 FORD $3195 72 VEGA $1995 70 MONTE CARLO $2375 fiscql year to $137 million for 22 incident at a Vernon shop 1972 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1972 DUSTER COUPE 1971 DODGE DART txjy any station wagon between er today. He wants to make every Joseph A. Rowe, 20, of 1230 Custom Station Wagon. Fac I high school students can run a Gran Torino 4-Door., V-8, Hatchback. 4 cylinders, stan Spert Ccupe. V-8, A/trans., ping center. 2-Dr. H.T. 225 eng., vinyl roof, Factory air, 225 eng., P. 4-Door. 1 owner with 18,5001 M ay 1st and May 31, and for the fiscal year beginning July 1. Hartford Tpke., Vernon, was tory air, luggage rack, tinted sort of nursery school. Miss one happy.. .even your little people. 67 FORD $895 P.steering, automatic trans., 1 A/trans., air conditioning, dard trans., radio. vinyl reef, pewer steering, Country Sgulra, 6-paaa., 200 V- Despite Giaimo’s criticism of charged Thursday with third- Dbura was released on a $1,- steering, radio, tinted glass. glass, P. steering, P brakes, miles, auto, trans., radio, Hoffman suggested, after the 000 surety bond for court air cond., radio, etc. Very, Very sharp. heater, very clean. I vinyl roof, power steering, radic. I g, auto., P8, radio, Roofrack. the administration urban degree larceny, Vernon Police auto, trans., radio and nnany student board had viewed the . rad Intarlor. appearance June 19. very clean. radio. 73 VEGA ‘ $2395 renewal cuts, he said he doesn’t reported. ’The arrest, made on a other extras. Phase I classes at Robertson 71 BUICK $2250 70 PLYMOUTH $2195 object to dismantling the U.S. Circuit Court 12 warrant, stems School, that the regular board Hatchback. 4-cyllnder, Office of Economic Opportuni from the alleged theft of a Michael G. Marchand, 21, of Skylark Sport Coupe. 6 A/trans., radio, wheel rings, Roadrunner. V-8, 4-speed consider incorporating this trans., vinyl reef, power I70 0EV. $2495 ty, whose Gimmunity Action pocketbook May 24. 15 Prospect St., Rockville, was *2595 *1795 child development course into cylinders, A/trans., radio, whitewalls. buys you tiK only v ta & o n taken into custody by Vernon steering, stereo. I KIngawood wagon. 0-paaa., V- programs Giaimo often has Rowe was presented in court 92695 Phase I, so that the nursery-age power steering. I, automatic, power ataaring, criticized. Police Thursday night on drug *2150 Thursday, and his case was con youngsters would, for one day a 71 FORD $2895 72 PONTIAC $3275 tinted glaaa, electric gala win- Giaimo contended that the charges. Police charged him, 69 CHEVROLET $1995 I «low, gold, matching Intarlor. tinued. i week, be involved in the Phase I Torino 500 Station Wagon. LeMans Sport Coupe. V-8, President “does not have the on a Circuit Court 12 warrant, 1971 PLYMOUTH SEBRMG 1969 COUGAR COH COUK operation, as would the high V-8, A/trans., air con A/trans., power steering, Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, power to cut off a program that with possession and sale of con 1973 DUSTER COUPE 1972 DODGE A/trans., air conditioning, Renaud J. Doura, 31, of 65C 2-Dr. Hardtop with air cond., with automatic, P. steering, I school students in the child ditioning, power steering, vinyl roof, radio. 1 With sun foot space pak. 225 has been mandated by Ambassador Dr., Manchester, trolled drugs (LSD). A charge 4-Drr^ Hardtop. Polaris. A ir l development course. Miss Hoff A power windows, power Congress.” Giaimo also argued of possession of cannabis-type eng., AM radio, vinyl int. Very tint glass, automatic trans., radio, heater, etc. Special cond,, P. steering, automatic 1 radio. ★ SPECIALTIES ★ was charged with third-degree man said the student school 72 CHEVELLE $3295 steering, radio. scarce model. radio, P. steering, etc. Ont trans., P brakes, radio, viqyll 70 CHEVaLE $2375 that Congress has through the sexual contact on a court drugs (marijuana) was added board viewed this possibility as last three administrations when Marchand was arrested, owner only. interior, 16,500 miles. Sjiecial 1 Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8, Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8, 69 MUSTMK $1795 warrant Thursday, Vernon beneficial for ail concerned. A/trans., air conditioning, 69 PONTIAC $2075 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-0, automatic, allowed too much power to slip Police said. police said. A/trans., vinyl roof, power Firebird Sport Coupe. 6 power ataaring, radio, amarald to the presidency. Marchand was held overnight Hardy said he agreed and that steering, radio. vinyl root, power steering, green, matching Interior. Police said the charge was power brakes, radio. cylinders, A/trans., power in lieu of a $1,000 bond, and he 92895 certain details would have to be 70 PONTUC $2475 steering, radio; was to be presented in court *2195 *1495 worked out. He said he hoped *28951 LeMans Sport. V-8, A/trans., today. the suggestion would be im 73 MONTE CARLO $4095 66 eUGX SKY. $1095 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 vinyl roof, bucket seats, 24 HOUR TOWING plemented by September. Landau Coupe. V-8, auto, 69 FORD $1495 2-Door Hardtop. 8mall V-8, radio, power steering. Fairlane' Sport Coupe. V-8, that out-sells Ford wadons. I automatic trana., 4naw Edward A. Waite, 22, of 125 THESE AND MANY MORE AVAILABLE ON trans., air conditioning, whilawalla, powar ataaring, High St., Rockville, was The student school board also 70 BIHCX $2475 power brakes, power A/trans., power steering, radio. Vary aharp. Turquoiaa, ch arg e ’Thursday, night with participated last night in dis Gran Sport 2-Ooor Coupe. steering, vinyl roof, tinted radio, vinyl root. FORD " • ' 1 vinyl Intartor. evading responsibility and cussion of the' proposed track V-8, A/trans., vinyl root, M / M O R l i glass, radio. 69 CHEVROLET $1695 a loi m offwAon m * 7 failure to driva right, Vernon EASY TERMS and soccer field for the high power steering, radio, power fbrMourpomwf m school, which is now under Townsman Station Wagon. ■ i V.. ■ • Police said. brakes. 73 CHEVROLn $4125 6SROa $1695 study. One of the students on V-8, A/trans., power I 88T 2-Dr. Hardtop. 8mall V-I, Police said he was ap 70 CHEVROLH $2575 Caprice Sedan. V-8, auto, trana., power ataaring, In- 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER.CONN.»Phon*643-S|35 prehended at 11:05 p.m., after a THAT YOU CAN EASILY AFFORD the mock board, Dan Herbert, steering, radio. I dividual aaata, radio, vbiyl top, volunteered to serve on the Impala Station Wagon. V-8, A/trans., air ccnditicning, . Yourfriendlij Ford Dealer... car had been hit while it was A/trans., air conditioning, pewer steering, pewer 68 CHEVROLET $1495 ' I with matohlng Intarlor. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY p ark ^ on Lawrence St. committee which is studying the planned facility, which power brakes, power brakes, vinyl rcct, tinted Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, We wont to moke ijou happy.' '' ^ t ’ ’1 '•»' '*'t...... Waite was released on a $1,- Easy Terms or Trades WHh Local Bank Financing Available VwA.’i ‘-‘..-.r.Ck- CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS would be financed undfer steering, radio. glass, radic. A/trans., vinyl roof, power 'k Many Others k 000 non-surety bond for court H A appearance June 19. revenue shading funds as part steering, radio. on all makes. . . of the board’s capital improve ment program. » A Good H m s to Lawrence A. Redmond, 32, of B u y A O u r” DECORMIER LOAN and RENTAL CARS 31 Hammond St., Rockville, Motor Sales, bic. was charged early today with Regular board members to FITZGERALD FORD 1 Available by Appointment. . MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET serve on the committee are 280 MOAO STREET operating a motor vehicle while Convenient Hartford National Bank or RUNGHESTER • 643^165 under the influence of liquor, Joan Lewis, Tom Hill, Sue ^ CO., INC. OPEN 8 A.M. STAN OZIMEK, Manager I Vernon Police said. His car was SERVICE Brainard and Arthur Forst Jr. 646-6464CARTCR TO 9 P.M. Conn. Bank i Trust Co. Time Payment Plan SHOP TONITE ’HI 01 643-2708 - 875-8010 Manchastar A preliminary report is 'Over 3D Years of Selling A Servicing Chevrolets” 646-6464 CENTER ^M A N C H E S TE R stopped on Rt. 30. C^urt date is m J June 19. expected at the board's June 14 1229 MAIN ST. Open Evenings Til 9 Thurs. H I 6 MANCHESTER - ROUTE 83 - BOCKVIUE - 875-3369 -- 643-2485„__ meeting. 1 - < !& PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 1. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Smith One Swing of Club Difference Indy Track Unsafe m Herald Angle Trails LOS ANGELES (AP) - Before he said Thursday. “This is not only By Earl Yost this year’s accident-jinxed In a demand for reform but a sincere TONtCHT’S GAMES MB’s share the top spot with Between First and Third Place dianapolis 50p race Andy and sad plea to all of my fellows in Barbers vs. Ansaldi’s Nassiff Arms and Bonanza, all Granatelli said speeds had in racing to assist me in obtaining this Okker Wipco vs. Army sport 4-2 records. Sports Editor "One swing of the golf club meant the difference "’The team played well,’’ Kelley said, “but Hall played a Results: creased to the point that the event kind of reform.” Medics vs, Nassiffs Jamie Smith’s three-run between first and thii4 place,’’ quipped a dejected little better.’’ was unsafe. Granatelli has been involved in PARIS (AP) - Stan Smith INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE homer led the winners' attack. Manchester High varsity golf coach, Tom Kelley. The This afternoon Manchester competes in the Lyman Now Granatelli, whose STP cor Indianapolis racing since 1946. faced a struggle for survival Scoring two runs in each of The MB’s played/rrorless ball. Manchester vs. Maloney today in the French Open Ten three frames helped the Tribe tied Maloney High, 2V^-2Mt but lost to Hall High 4-1, Meadow Invitational at Middletown. poration ran the car Gordon John- STP also sponsors entries in Bill Frattaroh had two hits Leone (M) def. Rogers (Mai), one up; Downey (M) def. nis Championships on the slow Lawyers to a 7-4 win over the for the losers while Mike cock drove to victory, says his team NASCAR stock car racing. Speed Kills at Indy to be nudged out of the CCIL top spot. The match took Monday at the Hartford Golf Club the State CIAC Cham Mauri (Mai), 4-2; Morytko (Mai) def. Aiinulli (M), 3-2; clay courts of Roland* Garros Oilers last night at Verplanck. Falkowski turned in two fine place yesterday afternoon at the Rockledge Country Club pionship will be held. The Silk Towners, Hall and Maloney Meskell (Mai) def. Thomas (M), 3-2. will pull out of Indianappiis and Granatelli- said moves should be Stadium while the new-look Mark Gluhosky cracked out a catches in the outfield for the Now that the rain has stopped, the dust settled, at least under fair, wet, and windy conditions. will be the teams to beat in the state-wide competition. United States Automobile -Club made to lower the speeds of the European circuit ran into its. pair of homers to pace the four- winners. two lives lost, several others, drivers and spectators, The final CCIL standings show that Hall of West Hart Medalist honors went to Jeff Zieky and Jeff Robbins of competition next year unless there USAC race cars and the hazards of first crisis. hit Lawyer offense. Shawn Manchester vs. Hall seriously injured, all is calm at Indianapolis, here’s one ford took the top position with a 16-2-0 mark. Maloney of Hall with 76 on the par 73 Rockledge course. are changes. fire. He has urged limiting the The big Davis Cup star from Spears added a single and dou NATIONAL FARM Leone (M) tie Ziekey^H); Robbins (H) def. Downey (M), corner who feels the annual mayhem at the faihe Holtzman Wounded Warrior 7 pPLEASE HURRY, THIS IS I GOT HERE QUICK HQ' 'THE .V VEAH, WITH A HALE AN' The wav to JUST FIND BE t h a n k s . ^ PORKTS POE IN A FEW AN EMERSENCY! A s I COULP...PUFF... MINUTES ANP I FORGOT / nextOPEN- \ HEARTYauvONE RUNG GET ALONG IN S O M E SURE GUYS I A N 'I B R O U G H T TH' TO UNFREEZE THE I INGVTHERES \ AHEADOFHIM...AN’A THIS PLACE IS EXCUSE TO TO TELL WAS HOPIN' BLO W TO R C H ! WHATS M/CHAWCESl I NOTHIN'CAN \ HALE AN’ HEARTY GUY D IN N ^! t o a d v a n c e I AHEAP OF HIM... TO SP E A K OUT THROW YOUR HER SOMEBODY UP? ETC...ETC..; RIGHT AT THE WEIGHT HOW YOU WOULD RIGHT THIS BETTER A1 s t a r t : MRS. AROUND-^ LIKE SHOW ME After Taking Hart^s Liner WAY! TH’NEW HtTOPLE HATES YOU WON T YOUR THE s : t " COMPAwy.' 1 PEOPLE THAT HAVE. TO MEAT ropes! TIPTOE DO IT c o o k e d : AROUND.’ T w i c e .' NEW YORK (AP) — Ken Holtzman sprawled on the trainer’s \ By that time, it was too late for the Yankees to get any kind of table, a wounded warrior. rafense going, anyway. The A’s had scoredT three runs in the first 1^ 1 A couple of towels were draped over his crumpled body and an and three in the fifth. T i , ice pack on his knee, while he tried to explain what it felt like Reggie Jackson highlighted both rallies, hitting a two-run triple being hit by a line drive from Jim Ray Hart's bat. in the first and a mammoth homer in the fifth, helping Holtzman “I didn’t see it,” said the Oakland A’s pitcher, who was literal to his 10th victory in 12 decisions this year. ly knocked out of the box in the eighth inning of Thursday night’s The pitcher was taken to a hospital for precautionary Xrays, MIGKLY FINN 6-0 victory over the New York Yankees. but there were no signs of serious injury. He walked out under his Holtzman was in command of the situation until that point. He own power, noticeably limping. SURE DID! I CLICKED HOIV soon CAN y ALL I NEED IS had mowed down the first 20 Yankees with a hopping fastball and LITTLE CAMERA / TERRIFIC/ I YOU DEVELOP / TEN MINUTES IN “It only hurts when I laugh,” said Holtzman, who was laughing. OKAY, b o y s ! ANYTHING th r e e TIMES' ------■ allowed only a seventh-inning single by Matty Alou until he was In other American League games, the California Angels edg^ ELSE I CAN DO FOR YO U ? , T H E M ? A MY DARK ROOM I struck by Hart’s batted ball. the Boston Red Sox 7-6, the Kansas City Royals beat the ■/ The ball richocheted off Holtzman’s left leg and caromed to Baltimore Orioles 4-1, the Chicago White Sox blasted the Detroit first baseman Deron Johnson for the out. But Holtzman was Tigers 10-2, the Minnesota Twins defeated the Milwaukee Looking Back at the Local Sports Scene knocked down and out of the game. Brewers 4-2 and the Texas Rangers beat the Cleveland Indians 9- lAZING TIM E AT "At first I didn’t feel any pain,” said the left-hander. "But 5. h-l Tri-County Leasue baseball champions in John Moore. Front, Fred Server, Mike when I tried to get up, I found I couldn’t walk. I staggered and >,■««»» f I., U4, THE LINEUP THE MANOR 1939 was the Manchester Green entry of Saverick, Tuffy Viot, Joe Hublard, Harry , that’s when it really started to hurt.” While Sox-Tigers Holtzman was asked by teammates: “Can you walk?” “I can’t Kansas City pitcher Gene Garber raised his record to 5-1 with a Manager Joe Hublard. Rear, Bill Smythe, Ed Bernard!,' Ray Holland, John Vojeck. even kneel,” he said. six-hitter over the Orioles, and he did it by not falling behind the .SIIOBT BIBS BY FRANK O’NKAI. ICovis, Pete Staum, Joe Lovett, Mike Zwick, Mascot, Bill Smythe. He was helped off the field and half-carried into the dressing batters. Jerry Lovett, A1 Obuchowski, Butch Lovett, room. Rollie Fingers came on and saved the victory that stopped Dick Allen blasted a threerun homer and a run-scoring double IS IT A NEW / I CALL IT D-IE \ HOW DO YOU LIKE CA/N DANCE 9 ( F U N K S VUCTuRE'J a five-game Oakland losing streak. for the White Sox, who snapped Detroit’s five-game winning MY' NEW DANCE S T E P ? “That has to be the hardest ball ever hit at me,” said Holtz streak. Ed Herrmann also homered for Chicago, and Eddie man, fingering the ice pack and looking at the knee as he spoke Fisher, 5-3, pitched a complete game. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VKRMFKR from his prone position. . Twins-Brewers “I remember, once in the National League, Richie Allen hit a JUNE IS WHEN ALL. c OR W AS THAT") j Major League \ Consecutive singles by George Mitterwald, Jim Holt and Dan THE BOVS TRV TO shot at my thigh. But it wasn’t so bad because it hit a fleshy part (,„^CTOBER ? y Red Sox are Hurting ny Thompson broke a 2-2 tie in the fifth inning and put the Twins CATCH THE PRETTV Leaders---•* of my leg and didn’t hurt as much.” g i r l s ; ahead to stay. Harmon Killebrew, who had a run-scoring single in Until he got hit Holtzman was pitching "the best game I ever the first inning, provided an insurance run with a solo homer in T NATIONAL LEAGUE pitched for Oakland.” the eighth. BATTING (85 at bats)-Wat- Physically, Mentally Already the author of two nohitters and several other lowhit son, Htn, .357; Cash, Pgh, ,350. games, Holtzman had pitched perfect ball until the seventh, when Rangen-lndians RUNS-Bonds, SF, 50; Wat Alou singled up the middle. Texas scored eight runs in four innings against Cleveland. Jeff son, Htn, 36. BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox started the fifth with a single on a routine “I t r i^ to stop the ball but I couldn’t get my glove down fast Burroughs’ two-run double highlighted a four-run first inning, and rilK FI.INTSTONKS RUNS BATTED are suffering from more than wounded fly which Smith was unable to reach, for enough,” said Holtzman. "I don’t think any other pitcher would Rico Carty blasted a homer for two more runs in the second. IN—Ferguson, LA, 42; Bench, pride as they struggle to climb back to at cing Dwight Evans to try vainly to make have been able to stop it, either.” Cin, 38. least the .500 mark in the American the catch in right center. BECAUSE OF THE HITS-Bonds, SF, 66; Wat League East race. After one out, Jerry DaVanon got a DON'T KNOW, BUT POWER SHORTAGE THE CITY'S ONLY son, Htn, 65. They're hurting physically, as well as ground rule double when his grounder IT S E E M S d a r k e r DOUBLES—Ferguson, LA, T H A N u s u a l r h l i g h t i n g e v e r y o t h e r mentally. If the casualty list grows much hopped into the stands 200 feet down the Tough Decision Due by Art Sansom TON lS H T / ^ STREET LIGHT/^ 14; Bonds, SF, 14. bigger, trainer Buddy LeRoux will have to left field line. Rudy Meoli hit a sacrifice TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 8; double the space of his room. fly to left, and Curtis should have been out ^«)AHEAD„.SDU'RE nWJ Sanguillen, Pgh, 4; Maddox, The Red ^ x had to play a three-game of the inning. Bill Garbarkewitz then pop V'. SF, 4; Matthews, SF, 4. series this week with the California Angels ped a wind-blown homer which just made For Frank Robinson HOME RUNB-Stargell, Pgh, without Carl Yastrzemski^ who had hit in the screen in left. f 14; H.Aaron, Atl, 13. eight straight games while raising his Smith led off the Boston fifth with a C.\ STOLEN BASES-Morgan, average to .284. single, and gave way to Ben Oglivie, who BOSTON (AP) — Frank Robinson, a Cin, 22; Cedeno, Htn, 19. '• ’Tve talked with a couple of writers in Second baseman Doug Griffin is stole second and eventually scored the AMERICAN LEAGUE sure bet for baseball’s Hall of Fame, soon Washington, but I haven’t heard from Mr. PITCHING (5 Decisions)-^ sidelined for four to six weeks with a team’s sixth run. Oglivie later added two East may be facing a tough decision. Is it worth Billingham, Cin, 7-1, .875, 2.96; Danzansy or anyone else,” Robinson said. broken left hand. Catcher Carlton Fisk wasted hits. W L Pet. GB something like 3100,000 a year, for at least “However, I might be interested in the M- ' Downing, LA, 5-1, .833, 2.77. sUfEA? somehow manages to hang in the lineup, Curtis struck out Garbarkewitz to start Detroit 25 21 .543 a couple of seasons, to tecome the first job. It would depend on a lot of things. 6-1 STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, and do a good job, despite severe bruises the seventh, but two ground singles New York 24 23 .511 black manager in the major leagues? 85; Seaver, NY, 82. on his entire body. brought Bob Bolin from the bullpen. Frank Baltimore 20 21 .488 2V5 Robinson, who will be 38 on Aug. 31, still “I’ve thought about managing for a long MUTT AND JKFF BUD FISIIKR AMERICAN LEAGUE Third baseman Rico Petrocelli still is Robinson singled home a run with a soft Boston 20 23 .465 ZVi swings a mighty bat, and is collecting a time, but I want a job in the major bothered by a bad knee. Ageless shortstop liner to center and Bob Oliver followed Cleveland 20 27 .426 5Vz bundle on the start of a two-year contract BATTING (85 at b a t s ) - . leagues. I’ve managed in winter ball (San- ^ A RA ISE? V WELL,BECAUSE Luis Aparicio has to be concerned about with a decisive three-run homer. Milwaukee 19 26 .422 5V2 with the California Angels. Best guesses / w h a t ’s T H IS ? ^ b o s s ,t h e r e 's a NO MISTAKE, OH.SOVOUVE Blomberg, NY, .400; turce, P.R.) for four years and have really BUTWHY?yoU ALLTHESEYEARS an ankle which forced him out of the The Red Sox, who had 14 hits, left nine West range from 3150,000-3200,000 per year. BY FRANK BAGINSKI MUST BE A MISTAKE.' MISTAKE.' I GOT JEFF.'it ’s A BEEN SWINDLING Kirkpatrick, KC, .358. enjoyed it. FIVE DOLLARS RAISE.' N EVERG A VE YOU'VE BEEN A lineup earlier in the season. runners on base and grounded into three Chicago 27 15 .643 That’s a lot of scratch for any guy, par I GOT FIVE d o l l a r s ME FOR YEARS.' RUNS-Mayberry, KC, 36; ® 1978 McN»u|lM Syml., Inf. MORE IN MY MORE IN MV PAY.' > ME A RAISE / VERY GOOD Otis, KC, 34. Center fielder Reggie Smith has been double plays, two by Petrocelli. With the Minnesota 25 19 .568 3 ticularly for an aging player who can still “I have to be realistic about the whole S /l PAY ENVELOPE.' BEFORE' n- EMPLOYEE.'. J ' Yo u 'r e WORTH IT.' RUNS BATTED plagued by injuries. Left-fielder Tommy bases loaded and one out in the ninth, California 24 20 .545 4 limp to the plate and deliver big hits under thing. I may be able to play another two or IN—Mayberry, KC, 49; Melton, Harper is a guy who plays with pain most Petrocelli hit into ah easy 6-4-3 twin Kansas City 27 23 .540 4 the American League’s designated hitter three years, but really how much longer? J' Chi, 38. of the time, getting taped up and then killing. Oakland 24 24 .500 6 rule adopted this year. A manager gets a If there is a firm offer to stay in baseball, I HITS-Otis, KC, 63; Murcer, going all out. Yastrzemski is expected to return to the Texas 15 28 .349 12Vz lot less. have to consider it. The game has been NY, 54. Harper and Smith had to retire early lineup. Harper could be listed as a However, Robinson, the only man ever good to me and I enjoy it.” DOUBLES-Kirkpatrick, KC, Thursday as the Angels rallied from a 5-0 possibility and Smith doubtful when the to, win the most valuable player award in Friday’s Gaines Robinson called the Padres a “young * I 12; Rojas, KC, 12. deficit for a 7-6 victory, salvaging the Red Sox open a three-game weekend both the National and American league, California (Singer 8-2) at expansion team.” He indicated he would S TRIPLES-Coggins, Bal, 4; finale of the series. Harper pulled a mus series with the Oakland Athletics tonight. long has nursed a desire to become a (S) ® ® rtf, ^ New York (Kekich 1-0) N need a long-term contract by saying he E.Brinkman, Det, 4; Spencer, cle after getting two hits and drawing a Boston right-hander Marty Pattin, 3-7, major league manager, a position which <9 Oakland (Hamilton 0-0) at thought the Padres several years away Tex, 4. walk. Smith twisted an ankle in making a was named to start against the A’s. He is no black has penetrated. 0 / PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri June 1. 1973 n.. MANCMSTOR EVENH4G_HER^ Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-ONF. Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Apartments For Bent 63 Apartments For Bent 63 The “ Action Marketplace” RECEPTIONIST - Monday 0 JEVER NOTICE? BP F a s t ^ E f f e c t i v e EXPERIENCED through Thursday, 5-9 p.m., WHENEVER. YOU’RE FOUR-ROOM artm en t, 456 MAIN Street, seepnd floor, • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers S a tu rd a y , 9-3 p .m ., ca r ASkEOTO ORDER Hartford Road^ first floor, 3 rooms, heat, security. $130. OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN necessary. Reply to P.O. Box cellar storage, garage. $165 Call 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. Herald Classified Ads 222, Manchester, Conn. SOMETHING BV monthly. Available immediate • Over 60,000 Daily Readers • Excellent wages m a il ,THEY ALWA'YS ly, 649-2871. (15 Word Minitnum) • Paid Holidays THREE-ROOM apartment, • Fast Results BOOKKEEPER wanted — will SUPPLV A pleasant, convenient suburban • Retirement Plam** assist payroll supervisor in PREPAID location, like private home, 1 D a y ...... 8c per word per day • Good working conditions preparation of ^Jayrolls and ENVELOPE- APARTMENT lawn, basement, working 3 Days ...... 7c per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR • No traveling to Hartford keep records for'federal and adults. 643-2880. i state grants. Year around job, RENTAL OFFICE 6 D a y s ...... 6c per word per day CUSSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS W rite BURNER DEPARTMENT 35-hour week. Wage scale $81.90 We have a large variety of|; FIVE rooms, first floor, 26 D a y s ...... 5c per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUtATION P.O. BOX 1126 to $118.30 weekly depending on jdeluxe one and two-bedroom available June 1st. Security, experience. Call 875-1050, Ver-. 7m N rC .U .S r.<( O il — All .itM t rrM rw d ^apartments and townhouses plus first month’s rent. Call 646- Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 0 1977 by UithcO fc jiu te SyiKlKJie. lac. Deadline for Saturday and Monday non Public .^hools for an ap _ jthroughout Manchester, flen- 7708. is 12:00 Noon Friday pointment. (tal office open daily from 9-5, PHONE 643-27U T 'other times by appointment. B u t w h e n t h e y MECHANICAL ENGINEER PLATING Assistant — some RN WANTED for full time, on 7 VILLAGER Campers-Trallers experience in nickel chrome BootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 Help Wanted 35 a.m. - 3 p.m. shift. Apply to ASR. FO R Y O U R DMUTO ENTERPRISES, MC, HERALD Mobile Himes plating helpful but will train Director of Nursing,__ _ PLEASE READ iii A leading manufacturing com Salmon PAYMENT, IT's 240-* Nm State R4., Mmehester APARTMENTS BIDWELL Home Improvement MACHINIST wanted — pany located in Fairfield reliable person with interest in Brook Convalescent Home, off TUR N TO BOX LETTERS HAPPY ADS this type of work. All company VOUR M6-1021 Five-room, 2-bedroom town YOUR AD Co. Expert installation of Bridgeport work, experienced County, Connecticut, has im House Street, Glastonbury, 633- TARE A LICkING— Rectown U.S.A. aluminum siding, gutters and only. Overtime and paid in paid benefits, ■holidays •• • ’ and 5244. house, wall-to-wall carpeting, For Your ■Em iiiD mediate openings for vacations. Apply Connecticut Classified or "Wanl Ads" are Your Friondly R.V. Doator trims. Roofing installation and surance. Penobscot 'Tool and fireplace, 2 air conditioners, experienced or recent Cycle Accessories, 316 Hartford To NEW 3-bedroom townhouse, I'A Inform: lion laken over Ihe phone as a con-, 4 P retanta repairs, 649-6495, 875-9109. Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. appliances, heat and hot graduates in Mechanical Rd., Manchester, 643-1682. REDSTONE HILDA hUSHMAH baths, fully carpeted, all THK HKKALI) will not dis venience The adverliser should Mora Cantar Ring AtIracUona Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. water, 1V4 tiled baths, washer HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Engineering in their Manufac VEKMILLION, O. appliances, private basement. close the identity of any adver read his ad Ihe FIRST DAY IT 1971 Yellowstone 20’ SHOWCASE CINEMA and dryer hookup, patio. No \ A , , VI V , V , , . , , ^ , , , , _ ^ roofing, storm windows, aw JANITORS Experienced, turing Engineering and MAINTENANCE MECHANIC h'ISHMAH'S LAW: Available July 15th. Call 649- tiser using box letters. Headers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in 936 Silver Lam pets. ^ Ceprl — Sleeps 6 ..2995 nings. Quality workmanship, part-time days, evenings, Product Engineering SALESMEN GIVE 8782 after 5 p.m, answering blind box ads who time lor the next insertion The First shift opening for East Hartford 1970 Ace 20’ Royel Deluxe free estimates. Fully insured. Manchester area. Call 643-5691, Departments. EKEE Sa m p l e s -., Call 649-7620 desire to protect their identify Herald is responsible lor only ONE FOUR rooms, heated, second In te rio r...... 2995 872-9187, 649-3417. 3-6 p.m. Send resume with salary experienced industrial Opening Soon c a s h ie r s - never! can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for requirements to: Box N, maintenance mechanic, able floor, stove, centrally located, any advertisement and then only to 1908 Shesta 21 married, no children, $160. ROOFING — Specializing MACHINISTS - We have the Manchester Evening Herald. to handle a variety of repairs,) Looking for— Dogs:Blrds-Pats MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- Knclose your reply to the box Ihe extent of a "mahe.good" inser Tandom Axle...... 2495 repairing roofs, new roofs. following opeings — lathe, Security, 649-1919, 5-7 p.m. An equal opportunity and installation work as Candy Attendants, Cashiers, bedroom Townhouse, IVi baths, in an envelope - address to the lion. Errors which do not lessen the 1963 Swiss Colony 17’ gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Bridgeport, vertical turret employer, M/F millwright and all around Ushars-Doomien and FREE kittens available to private basement, includes heat Classified Manager. Manchester value of the adverlisemeni will not Just for fun ...... 1395 and repaired. 30 years lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy C A M P p’S Tag Sale - 10-16 .WANTED - Old curved glass MANCHESTER - 4 roonvs, maintenance man. Cleaners homes, cute and sAot^ ^ a ^ tent, stove, coolers, and much ''^china closets with broken glass central location, adults, new and applicances, carpets. ^40. Kvening Herald, together with a be corrected by. "make good" inser All of the above units carry experience. Free estimates. Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, . . . Sem M n* Steady work in non-defense Apply In parson dally haired. Call 742-8258. m ore. S aturday, 10-4, 49 Paying $30 and up. 649-7069. 643- bath, appliances, redecorated, per month. Paul W. Dougan, iiieiMO listing the companies tion. Rectown’s Famous Pre- Howley, 643-5361. Manchester, 649-0000. may have Mot you REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. manufacturing growth com after 9 a.m. Edwards St., Manchester. 6710. $130. plus utilitutilities, security. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. you do NOT want to see your Camped” one year parts and o happy arfi to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m!, 40- APARTMENT homes wanted 643-9274. letter. Your letter will be WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — WOMAN wanted for pot and pany located in Elmwood sec 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 labor guarantee. hour week. Salary $375.30 bi for three full grown unspayed THE Pack Rat — Antiques MANCHESTER - Nice two- Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird dishwashing. Also general help, ^ tion of West Hartford. female cats. Lovely, pets. 643- bedroom Townhouse, full base-^ destroyed if the advertiser is Rectown has over 45 brand Roofing, storm windows and weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with PHARMACIST full time, collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun FIVE rooms, excellent loca .1. ! good wages, free meals in-' 2210. GARAGE SALE mept. Includes heat, appliance^ one you've mentioned. If not it new Holidays in stock for your doors, and O tters. Aluminum eluded. 649-5313. degree. Many fringe benefits. Good wages and fine program Manchester or Rockville, area days, 12-6, Flora Road, Off tion, modern, couple with young will be handled in th.e usual Autoa For Sale Veterans Home and Hospital, and carpets. $230 per month. needs. See the complete line awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. June 1, 1973 ^ of company paid benefits. pleasant store, top wages. Call 37 Hollister St. Route 85, Bolton. c h ild re n d e s ire d . $180. manner. Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, J. Mastriani at 527-1164 mor BEAUTIFUL 3 Vs months old, References, 643-4638. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor,/M3- 1965 BUICK LaSabre, four-door from the Vacationer to the NURSE’S Aides, wanted for Call PerMnnel Dept, at 233- large pawed kitten, needs good Saturday-SurtSay, 10-4 4535, 646-1021. ROSSI Roofing, siding. full-time on all shifts. Salmon Happy 26th Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten nings. or B. Hart at 643-1505. Wearing Apparel 57 sedan, new tires, muffler, etc. Royal and learn for the first sions 395, 233, 248. 4411 or apply iii person. home with yard. In color he is Loit and Found Very good condition. $375, 875- chimneys, gutters. Free es Brook Convalescent Home, off i Anniversary % medium gray with “mackerel” FOUR-room apartment, un time what a travel trailer timates, fufly- fly insured. Days, House Street, Glastonbury. PART time service attendant, 2 STOVES 30 ” WEDDING gown, size 10, $75. WOODLAND 0037. should be. DAVID AND AUTOMOBILE mechanic — markings. 643-2210. Call 643-0101. heated on bus line. Cirtl between FOUND Mongrel dog, brin- •JeF evenings, 529-8056, Paul Apply to Director of Nursing, $2 per hour. Call 644-8933. FURNITURE 7-9 p.m., 643-0579./ See our- Trojan & Concord Cosgrove, 643-5364. 633-5244. I MIRIAM KELLSEY! | Experienced, full-time, days. The JACOBS die color, female.■ • Call"^all Dog DATSUN 510 wagon, standard Apply Clarke Motor Sales, FREE — 3 female kittens 7V4 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS MANOR Warden, 646-4555. Motor Homes for the all new Manufacturing Company KITCHEN help — assistant to MOTHER of the bride dress, transmission, excellent condi ^May the next 26 years| Bolton, Conn. morning cook, hours 5-8 a.m., weeks old, black, gray, white, TOYS - CLOTHING and coat, lavender brocade. FIVE-ROOM apartment, un way to go. G&K ROOFING and siding. 1 Jacobs Rd. tiger, litter trained. 43 Mill APARTMENTS heated, on/bus line. Call tion. $1,800. Call 1-486-2202 ask Waal Harffoni. five or six days per week, every GOOD CONDITION Size 22Vk. $40. Phone 643-1225. FOUND — White poodle type Aluminum and vinyl siding. be even better. Street. between 7-^/p.m., 643-0579. for Holly, 9-4 p.m. Like 5th Wheel? We’ve got An equal opportunity omployar M/F other weekend. Also needed pot ALSO DECOUPAGE HomntMd StrMi mongrel male mongrel dog. Built-up roofs, specializing in With love from | (Off W, Middle Tpke.) ------A------Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. them in ail shapes & sizes. small jobs. Fully insured. All washer plus other duties on full ******•••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted to Buy 58 1969 OLDSMOBILE 98, fully MALE CLERK & MANCHESTER MAhiCljESTER - Deluxe one- Would you believe the all new work fully guaranteed. Free es Diane, Marcia, | time basis. Apply in person. Articlea for Sale 45 bedrqffm apartment at the equipped, air-conditioning, Holiday 5th Estate? ) 1973 hr NEA, Inc. timates, 646-2168. DELIVERY BOY MATURE men and women, 17- East Hartford Convalescent WANTED — Antique furniture, Built by LOST — White and black male g ( ^ condition. Cali 649-8782 and Bobby | TAG SALE — Aluminum storm Teres-a. On bus line. Includes English Setter, light brown Some retail cashiering 70 needed for telephone work in Home, 745 Main St. East Hart LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. glass, pewter, oil paintings or U&R HOUSING CORP. after 5 p.m. A large selection of new, but new Manchester Studio, mor doors, windows, bathtub, appliances and carpeting. $171 male mongrel dog, last seen GUTTERS and roof repaired experience necessary. Apply ford. Ring bell for service. Shiners, other antique items. Any quan 1 and 2-bedroom luxury left over 1972 Skampers tent ning and evening hours, salary bicycles, clothihg, draperies, tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, per month. Paul W. Dougan, vicinity Andover. Cali 423-6771. "W e ll — they don't have to worry any more about our and replaced. Excellent Dear MOM at once to Manager. crawlers, etc. 144 Deming household items, mis apartments. Features wall-to- Realtor, 643-4535 , 646-1021. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CHEVROLET Impala, 1969, 4- trailers at greatly reduced workmanship. Reasonable plus bonuses. Apply in person, CHIEF Custodian — responsi' Street, Manchester. Wapping 165 Oakland Street. door hardtop, vinyl roof, prices. using more than 17 million barrels of oil every day!" Have a very nice trip Olan Mills Portrait Studio, Burr cellaneous. Saturday, Sunday, wall carpeting, vanity tile Penonals-Announcementa 2 prices. Free estimates, 646- LIGGEH PHARMACY ble for performance and super Road. 9-5 p.m. 15 Edmund Street, MANCHESTER - Unusual powerglide, power steering, And to top it all off —we offer 1399. in Rome Corners, Shopping Plaza in vision of custodial tasks. Ajpp- Booms Without Board 59 baths, built-in oven, range, power brakes, radio, very Manchester Parkade Manchester or call 646-2637. Manchester. dishwasher, refrigerator and one-bedrpom Townhouse. Full ROCK and Roll band desires C.B.T. for all your borrowing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Love, picatiohs may be filed at private basement, patio and en clean, $1,595. 646-4762. THE THOMPSON House - Cot disposal, electric heat, •l air place to hold practices evenings needs. Did You Know We'll Heating-Plumbing 17 Your Son, Roy RHAM office, Hebron. 228-9451 GARAGE SALE PICNIC tables made to order, trances. Includes heat and FULL or part-time, sewing tage St., centrally located, conditioners, glass sliding and weekends. Call 643-2213. Trade Your Car or Truck? Services Offered 12 Painting-Papering 13 6/ 2/73 - tO-3 from $25 up with attached 'appliances, $200 per month. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, damaged BOTTI Heating and Plumbing COOKS — Part-time position, machine operators. Must be GAL wanted to work in Photo 21 Daepwood Drive large, pleasantly furnished doors, all large room^. Full front end, running condition. seats. Phone 643-1066. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- EDWARD Machie, — Prompt, courteous service. must be over 17. Apply experienced. Torr’s Drapery Hut, Center Street, blocks from Spa rooms, parking, all 649-2358 for basement storage a r^ , ample REDUCE excess fluids with Best offer. Phone 649-9869. T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, GRAM ENGLISH 2 4535, 646-1021. Fluidex. Lose weight with Dex- Rectown U.S.A. Inc. landscaping, flower beds, Interior-exterior painting. Call------643-1496.3-14^- Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Manufacturing Co., Route 6, Manchester, approximately 3 Pool Table, Bikes, Fumllurs. overnight and permanent guest parking. Starting/ at $175. CORRESPONDENT to cover Manchester. Junction 87, Andover, 742-7800. 20” PUSH type rotary lawn rates. A-Diet capsules at your drug Route 6 West Wllllmantlc, Conn. pruning trees and shrubs, rub Reasonable rates. Swirled Wishing you the days a week. Contact Mr. T. Pollec iiblas. mower, one season old, Briggs Handy to shopping, schools, 1967 P'ORD Country Squire, one news of South Windsor for the 527-8677. store. 423-1R2S bish cleared, appliances ceilings our specialty. Call 643- NO JOB too small. Immediate Manchester Herald on part- Happiest Birthday Everl and Stratton engine, grass bus and religious facilities. owner, low mileage, excellent Rectown — Ttw Deolor Who Listons 1949. service on service calls. Free GAL Friday, to work for ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, PRE6IDENTIAL condition, $1,050. Call 643-4607. moved, disposed of. 643-0339. time basis. This position Love, marketing agency, light steno College Girls catcher. $50 firm. 649-7987. gentleman, shower bath, Model apartment open for RIDE needed from Manchester estimates gladly given on provides an opportunity to earn Ali Your Famiiy ALUMINUM sheets used as VILLAGE APT6. to Hartford Hospital area. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• INSIDE-Outside painting, heating or plumbing. Faucets and bookkeeping, typing. Over I Avon Loves You! | LUBRICATION MEN printing plates, .007 thick, private entrance, free parking. inspection F5 p.m., Saturday' 1969 GTO convertible, 3-speed, GOING on vacation? Leave money for doing interesting and 23. Advancement to manage GIANT Tag Sale — Saturday, Apply 195 Spruce St. MANCHE6TER Working hours 8:30-5. Call 649- Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 fe c ia l rates for people over 65. repaired or installed. Water ■|Be an Avon Lady during yourig 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for$l. Sunday, June 2-3. Waterbed, and Sunday. Other times by new tires and snow tires, vour pet at home and I will visit important work. Applicants ment. Preferably 2 years of One and two bedrooms.. 3350. him every day with tender Fully insured. Estimates given. worked on. Complete should have an interest in ■i-summer vacation. . •$ Needed Immediately Phone 643-2711. water chair, dishwasher, fur appointpient. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• excellent condition. $1,600. 875- MOTORCYCLE insurance — Call 649-7863. g systems, rec rooms, Help Wanted 35 college. Call 569-0014. LIGHT housekeeping room, ful Near schools, churches 6397. loving care. Will care for any B public affairs. Call Alex Girelli, Call 289-4922 | for second shift. niture, girl’s clothing, like new. ly furnished. Stove, Autoa For Sale 4 Low rates. Immediate binding animal. Daily, weekly, monthly etc. Call M & M Plumbing & at the Herald, 643-2711. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 Toys, jewelry, hundreds of Call: and shopping center, on authority. Call Joan Lane at Heating, 649-2871. EXPERIENCED lubrication BAKERY saleslady, mature cents each. Inquire side door, refrigerator and lines provided. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, AM/FM rates, 646-8306. PAINTING and paper hanging, items. Lots of bargains. Begins U&R Housing Corp bus line. Call anytime. Clarke Insurance.Agency, 643- commercial and residentia man full or part-time, for woman, steady job, good We have openings for Manchester Evening Herald. 801 Main Street, 649-9879, NEED CAR? Credit bad? radio, air-conditioning, super iidential. MECHANIC, experienced with wages. Apply Parkade Bakery, at noon. 57 Jean Road, 643-9551 Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1126. Free estimates. Call 644-0642 SEWERLINES, sink lines, nights. Chance for advance HAIRDRESSER - Liberal experienced lubrication men Manchester. From East Center Beatle. $1,800. Phone 649-6801. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, own tools, for large truck fleet. Parkade Snopping Center. commissions and bonus incen PLEASANT quiet clean fur Robert Murdock, Realtor 646-2623 Honest Douglas accepts lowest lawns mowed, trees cut and cleaned with electric cutters, Call 643-2414. ment. Apply Moriarty Bros., Starting rate $3.25 hourly with DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 Street, up Pitkin, take fifth left, 315 Center Street, Manchester. tives. Flexible hours available. nished room at 50 Woodbridge 643-9551 down, smallest payments. EXPERT bicycle repairs, ail removed. Cellars and attics J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom by professionals. McKinney a chance for advancement. All yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, second right. Refreshments. 1969 OLDSMOBILE 88, Delta makes, models and speeds. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Phone 875-5674, 643-1777. sand, stone, pool and patio Street, Manchester, next to Stephen J. Luchon Jr. Douglas Motors, 345 4am. Royale, green, 2-door hardtop. cleaned. Free estimates. Call decorating, interior and fringe benefits. Uniforms and shopping center. Inquire before Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, exterior, paper hanging. Fully pany, 643-5308. DO YOU want to work this sand, 643-9504. Very clean. $1,695. Boland 643-6000. tools furnished. For appoint TAG SALE — 9 to'5 p.m., Satur 3 p.m. S up’t. - 646-5257 1965 FORD Custom, 240, $350. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- insured. 649-9658. RHAIL MANAGERS summer? Immediate opening, SUMMER JOBS SERVICE Station attendant; day and Sunday, June 2nd and Motors, Inc., 369 Center Street, experienced preferred, over 18, ment call 688-2233 New brake shoes, $15. Phone 2098. LOAM, gravel and fill for sale, TOWNE Plumbing Service. MANAGEMENT TRAINEES sales assistant, must nave a FOR YOUNG MEN SCREENED loam, gravel, 3rd, No pre-sale, 23 Newman MANCHESTER - One 643-6320. car, neat. Pay by the hour. App part-tim e. Apply at Maple processed gravel, sand, stone, FURNISHED or unfurnished COMPACT one-bedroom apart bedroom Ranch type apart 742-9768. excavating, septic and drainage PAINTING — Teachers have Repairs, alterations. American and ASST. MANAGERS for & WOMEN Street, Manchester. MOTORCYCLE insurance, saved homeowners 20-507o. Standard fixtures used ly in person, Connecticut Super Service, feo Spruce St. and fill. George H. Griffing, An room with kitchen privileges, ment, second floor, stove, ment, private entrance 1970 FORD Galaxie 500, four- work. Phone 643-7172 or 742- DEMONSTRATORS; Only The for middle-aged lady in private 1970 DODGE Challenger, V-8, come to us for good rates. Just 9477. Twelve years experience. Fully exclusively. Immediate ser K-MART Ladies Dept. Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart dover, 742-7886. TAG SALE — June 2nd and 3rd, refrigerator, heat, $125, near Includes heat and appliances door sedan, air-conditioning, 5 minutes of your time. Call vice. Call 649-4056. ford Turnpike, Vernon. C & B Corp. does all the paper home, on bus line, parking. $25 Parkade. (?ouple preferred. $163 per month. Paul W Automatic, power steering, fac white, power steering, power, insured, free estimates. 643- 10-5 p.m., two families moving, weekly. References. Write.Box tory air-conditioning, blue, Crockett Agency, ask for Betty 1609.. Use your summer to train work for you, so you can spend TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for furniture, plumbing tools, new Call 649-6205 , 643-6802. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535, 646 brakes, $1,995. Boland Motors, CUSTOM made slip covers and all your time earning top money F, Manchester Herald. black vinyl top, $1,750. 528-7543. or Louise. 643-1577. Electrical 18 Starting salary for SECURITY officer wanted. for a highly skilled job. REDSTONE covering lawns, shrubs, etc. antenna, new electric wire and 1 0 2 1 . Inc., 369 Center Street, 643-6320. draperies, very reasonable. demonstrating toys, gifts and IMMEDIATE, large 2 bedroom Call anytime, 649-4266. PAINTING, 15 years experienced Managers Must be over 21, neat. Prefer a We’ll pay you to learn. 20cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- switch box, fireplace screen, man with a gun permit. Third SHOWCASE CINEMA gadgets. Only C & B guarantees 6587. v SINGLE woman looking for Duplex, includes heat, AVAILABLE immediately. 1966 PONTIAC LeMans, 389, 4- HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales, 49 experience, low, low prices. MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. $8500 and up. Then, when you return to etc. 22 Florence Street, same to' share expensives of 1969 OLDSMOBILE 98, four- Park Street, Hartford. Motor shift, four nights weekly in you will earn at least $1,000 for appliances, carpeting, garage, Pleasant four-room apartment, speed, mags, in good door hardtop. All power, air- EXPERIENCED, free-lance Ranch house as low as $100 plus Electrical repairs, additions, Management Trainees and Manchester, opposite Nathan four rooms, $150 month apart mechanical condition. $350. cycles, parts, ser'vice and paint. Similar low prices on all alterations. Small job cluding weekends. $2.50 hourly school or to your full-time just 50 working evenings. For Hale School. private ‘ yard. $225— month------iTy, heat, hot water, appliances, conditioning. Brown. A real typist. One pace of 100, neat, Assistant Managers with or Looking for janitorial super information without obligation ment. Call 647-1534. security. Mr. Frechette, carpeting, air-conditioner. Phone 646-2775 between 3:30 accessories. 247-9774. professional business letters, houses. 643-4887, 646-6329. specialist. Free estimates. to start. Uniforms and equip job, continue training and luxury sedan. $2,195. Boland Ma: without experience, salary up ment provided. Call 246-8585. v is o r, c le a n e r s a,nd 283-8594 call (Collect) 215-674- Frechette & Martin Realtors, Lease, security. $195. 649-3978. and 6 p.m. term papers, court notes, laster Charge. 643-8832. earning on a part-time TAG SALE - Saturday, 10-4, CENTRAL — Responsible Motors, Inc., 369 Center Street, 1969 HONDA CB 450, needs up GRAD students available for to $7500. custodians. Hours are 7 a.m. 5200, ask for Vi, or write C & B TAG SALE rain date, Sunday. Depression, 647-9993. 643-6165. 643-6320. envelopes, etc. 528-3501 for basis. Corp., One Dream Lane, War young man, master bedroom 1971 OPEL, 2-door sedan, 4- per end work. Best offer. Call prompt, efficient service. painting, 4 years experience, *••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Five-day work week plus to 12 noon. Apply in person 3 Families - June 2 & 3 carnival, miscellaneous. 2400 643-0737 ask for Jim. after 10 a.m. minster, Pa. 18974. 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. , • with telephone, next to shower, FOUR room rent, immediate, MANCHESTER - Three-room speed, new snow tires, fully insured. Free estimates. Flooring ig many outstanding benefits PART-TIME Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. parking. 649-6801, after 6. excellent condition. Call 643- Call our competitors and then Bicycles, Houseliold Goods, central, $145. Frechette & Mar apartment, all appliances, LAWN MOWER Service, repair and opportunity for unlimited Carrarrs available In 936' Silver Lane elp w tin Realtors, 647-9993. utilities, $170 per mopth. Fiano 5703. Trucks-Tractor 1966 BRIDGESTONE motorcy and sharpening, pick-up and call us, 649-7034. FLOpR SANDING and growth. Opening for an accurate typist Engineering East Hartford Toys, New Rock Jewelry, Etc. LARGE furnished light cle, 90cc, excellent condition, time, 646-1995. Mr. Steak. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••# Agency, 646-2677. delivery. Hours Monday Refinishing, (specializing in If you are willing to relocate mornings. Approximately 25 Sacratarial 23 Bausola Rd., Andover housekeeping room, gentleman VINE Street — Four-room 1965 TWO-DOOR Mustang, 1964 INTERNATIONAL Scout. $250. Call 872-3922. Rt. B to 316. 4lh M l (taka Rd) Boats-Accessorles 46 through Thursday, 8 a.m. to older floors). Inside and outside and are Interested in joining hours per week. $2. per hour. Aviation MATURE Man, part-time, for working days, or lady apartment, available June 1st. LANDLORDS: We supply clean and in good condition. 4-wheel drive, posi-traction, 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 painting. John Verfaille, 646- than 3rd right preferred. References. $600. Call after 5:30 and RUPP Enduro mini-bike, new Building-Contracting 14 the nation’s largest and most Apply Heavy Equipment service work. Will7ill 1train. Apply EVINRUDE outboard motors, t> i,- „ ezo non $125 per month. Call after 6 screened qualified tenants for with or without plow. Excellent p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 5750, 872-2222. 453 Main Street Manchester. Holsclaw and Mastercraft "irking.Pa 643-7190. p.m 568-6396. your vacancies at no cost or weekends, 643-8114. running condition. 646-8440. torque converter, full shocks, p.m., 872-8311. successful discount chain, Operation AUTO Mechanic — Lynch excellent condition. 643-1696. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - FIRST NATIONAL Bookkeeping Toyota is looking for an tr a ile r s , s a le s -s e rv ic e . V**l!^*’ i**^***n**y*****!!!I obligation to you. Homefinders. Remodeling, repairing, ad opening a minimum of 75 Situation Wanted 38 Apartments For Bent 63 FIVE room Duplex, heat, gar 527-5448. 1%2 AUSTIN Healey Sprite, 1961 FORD Econoline window STORESJNC. experienced auto mechanic Complete service department, ODD JOBS, lawn care, light ditions, rec rooms, porches and new stores each year, call CARDBOARD Cartons with in boating supplies, accessories,- age, immediate occupancy, 1961 Renault, for sale for parts. van, new clutch and battery, 1972 YAMAHA mini-Enduro 60 MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 Park and Oakland km. qualified to do brake jobs, tune- tree work, removal service to roofing. No job too small. Call Mr. Pedrick: at 239 Spencer WILL do ironing in my home, $5' serts, 14x14x12” , peach Woolsey paints, Gerich’s WE HAVE customers waiting security deposit, references, FIVE room apartment, central Call 646-8440. runs decent. $150. or best offer, cc. new knobby tires and expan dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. East Hartford, Conn. ups, inspections, etc. Excellent for the rental of your apartment sion chamber. $225. Phone 649- 649.-3144. St. for a personal interview. hourly wage plus incentive. basket, shirts 25 cents each. baskets, large flat light oak Marine Service, 1082 Tolland $175, Call 649-8845 after 6 p.m. location, nice vard, no pets, 646-6685. * MANCHESTER delivery - An equal opportunity Connecticut Also alterations. 649-0516. desk with chair, 643-2880. or home. J.D. Real Estate married couple only, Two 1965 T-BIRD, with steel belted 3144. light truckit^ and package 646-6410 Hours 9 A.M.'to 6 P.M. Free hospitalization, major Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. TWO handymen want variety of MASONRY — All types of An equal opportunity employer employer m /f Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 466 MAIN Street — 5-rooms, children accepted, $155., plus radials. Call 646-6439 anytime. 1966 HALF-TON Chevy fleet- jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer delivery. Refrigerrators, medical and life insurance. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, National Guard Paid vacations and holidays. NURSE’S Aide needs work, BAKERS Pride commercial 1973 LARSON, 17’ tri-hull boat, heat, security, family unit. security deposit. 643-6927. side pickup with trailer hitch. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at washers and stove moving Friday, Saturday, Sunday. LOOKING for anything in real- $160. 646-2425 , 9-5 p.m. PEUGEOT 404, 1966, excellent concrete steps, sidewalks. No specialty. 649-0752. Call Colloct 246-3320 or Apply in person to Joe charcqal grill, high volume, new' 1972 Johnson 100 h.p., Good running condition and tics, cleaned. Reliable service. job too small. Free estimates. Phone 523-0703. natural gas, 45", three years estate rental — apartments, 4Vz ROOM apartment, stove condition, moving, must sell. rubber. Call 646-7708. Services Offered 12 Contact Your Local Unit McCavanaugn, Lynch Toyota, galvanized Gator trailer. Used Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Over 20 years experience. After old, excellent condition, $200. 2 hours, sacrifice $800 off list homes, multiple dwellings, no 476 MAIN Street — 6-rooms, and refrigerator, available Juiv $600, 646-5994. • ••••••••••'••••••••••a* RN An Equal Opportunity 345 Center St., Route 6, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Employer Manchester. Hartford Road Dairy Queen. price, $3,200. Call 875-6420 after security, family unit. $160. Call 1st:' $150 Utilities not includea. 1968 CHEVY Pick-up, % ton, SHARPENING Service - TREE Removal — pruning, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 Supervisor, full time. 3-11 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m, 1970 GTO, immaculate condi Saws, krtives, axes, shears, Dogs-BIrds-Pets , 41 5. 649-2271, model C20, with camper, stan spraying, etc., fully insured. CARPENTRY - Repairs, * ALUMINUM doors, $49.95, in - N tion. Must see to appreciate. dard shift, V8. custom cab, skates, rotary, blades.' Quick Licensed. Free estimates. MORTGAGES, loans first se RNs or LPNs MARRIED man — Part-time •MANCHESTER - Available Best offer over $2,250. Phone service. Capitol Equipment remodeling, additions, roofing. Work cleaning days. FAT and Sassy kittens free. 643- stalled. Kali Ken’s Aluminum 23Vz’ CHRIS Craft, rebuilt 6 radio, trailer towing package, Phone 633-5345. \ Call David Patria, South Wind cond, third. All kinds. Ratty Full or part-time. 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 6920. Window and Door. 643-7204, cylinder Chrysler engine, head, June 1st, five rooms, two Answers ro Prtvious Puiile anytime, 649-9724. west coast mirrors, many Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. statewide. Credit rating un Manchester area. Salary, bonus bedrooms in two-family house, sor, 644-1796. WOMAN for housework, two prrangement. Please call 1-489- days or evenings. two bunks, sink. Good condi On the Wing m extras, 31,000 miles-. Bought Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday WASHING Machine Repairs — necessary. Reasonable. Con- FREE to large yard, children welcome. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 8 NURSES AIDES days a week, 9-l; Must have 7676 after 5 p.m. good honje, male tion. Good fishing boat. $1,795. new, mint condition, $1,675. 428 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4 . 643- RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Iidential, quick arrangements. own transportation. Call 649- mixed wire fiairedJl-tefrier, good Maytag washer included. $190 cylinder, automatic, power 7958, WES ROBBINS carpentry Experienced preferred, full-time. 7-3, 11-7 IT’S terrific the way we’re 643-9355. ACROSS 64 Shore Lake St., Bolton, 643-9708, 647- Maytag. Reasonable rates. remodeling specialist,St. Ad- Alvin lundy Agency. 527-7971. 5707. with children, very affec selling Blue Lustre to clean per month. 872-4447 after 5 p.m. steering, power brakes. $400. 1908. 1 Feathered material Former owner Pike Coin Wash- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart tionate. Call 875-7782. rugs and upholstery. Rent elec 65 Snow (Scot.) Phone 643-5219 after 3 p.m. LIGHT Trucking — Father and vertebrate Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. EXPERIENCED parts man for tric shampooer $1. The E. A. THREE-ROOM, Centrally 66 Observes son. Attics, cellars, garages. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, COMPETITIVE PAY SCALE CASHIER 5 Honey maker General Motors dealership, 5‘A GOLDEN Retreiver Johnson Paint Company, 723 Household Goods 51 locate, stove, refrigerator. DOWN 1967 CHRYSLER, yellow, new Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. 649-8446. Following benefits: Paid vacation, sick day pay, life in Female wanted with cashier 8 Small bird CEILING and ceramic tile MORTAGES - 1st, and 2nd day work week, excellent AKC, sire High Farms Cham Main Street, Manchester, 649- Available June 1st. $130 12 Jewish month 1 Estops tires, good running condition, Auto-ServIce specialist. Repaired and mortgages — interim financing surance, major medical Insurance, disability, 8 paid experience. Apply at once to CLEAN USED — refrigerators, monthly. Security and two snow tires with rims, $700. Accessories LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - working conditions and fringe pion Major Gregory X-rayed 4501. . 13 Before 2 Thought nuiF3i!ip:inr^i2iu ■ nuM TREE Service (Soucier) remodeled. No^ob too small. — expedient and confidential holiday, medication discount. Drop in and see ouremodern Manager: ranges, automatic washers references required. 228-9692. 14 Associate of 3 Rajah’s wife Can be seen at 83 Ridge Street new homes custom built, benefits. Call Scranton Motors, O.F.A. normal. Call 644-2224 Trees cut, building lots cleared, Phone 649-8735. service, J. D. Real Estate facility. 875-0714, Craig Williams, Parts LIGGETT PHARMACY after 5 and weekends. TAG SALE — Big selection, with guarantees. See them at B. Institute of 4 Male bees or call-643-0040 between 5-6 p.m. TWO JOIE Chitwood tires, and trees topped. Got a tree remodeling, additions, rec 5 Babylonian m rooms, garages, kitchens Assoc. 643-5129. Manager. Manchester ParkaJe moving out of -country, 114 D. Pearl’s Appliarices, 649 Main FIVE ROOMS, first floor apart Mining En mags, G-60-14, Revengers and problem?m? Well worth phone ment, 2 bedrooms, no pets. $150 gineers (ab.) deity (suffix) 45 Thinks STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, remodeled, bath tile, cement FREE — Shepherd Collie, Chestnut Street, Friday after 6, St., Call 643-2171. 6 Historical 27 Chair 47 Conducts 1%5 FORD Custom V-8, stan mags, good condition. $300 or call. 742-8252. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, SECOND Mortgages— residen MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER plus security. 647-9509 15 iYcvada city dard, running condition. Best best offer. 646-5382. work. Steps, dormers. Residen male. Ideal for single person. Saturday. 643-4()76. 16 Gibbon period 2fi Go by ship 49 Bustles concrete repairs, inside and tial or commercial. Call 649- tial, commercial, industrial to 333 Bidwell SI. Manchester Perfect watch dog, 643-8715. CARPETS — Wholesale to you 17 Wife of 7 Weird 30 Boisterous 50 Girl’s name reasonable offer. 644-2889 after ODD jobs, landscaping, consolidate bills, business r DELUXE one — Bedroom 8 Food servers play 51 Prayer ending 6 p.m. outside. Reasonably priced. 4291. 646-2321 943 weekdays HAU/HARTFORD THREE piece redwood picnic at our warehouse. The Carpet Osiris household repairs, carpentry. 643-0851. expansion,, alleviate cash SHIH TZU Puppies, AKC, set, antique music cabinet, Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., apartment, wall-to-wall 18 Holy person 9 Get up 31 Spanish jar 53 Protuberance Call 649-4594. IMEXCOIED U L ESTAR 10 Arabian ruler 32 Revolutions 54 Leg joint Campers-Trallers R.E. GOWER-- Finish carpen problems. Jan Brennan champion sired, adorable little white iron bed frame, brass Manchester. 646-8568. carpeting throughout, complete 20 Buries VOLVO - 1966, 122S, 2-door, JOHN and Andy’s. Odd jobs, Associates Mortgage Company, GMOR omnuiTY appliances, vanity bath. Cen 22 Evening 11 PromorUory (ab.) 55 Japanese Mobile Homes 8 try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad rag mops. Call 658-6605. trimming. 649-8987’. (poet.) 19 Teutonic (ab.) 35 Marsh grass coins automatic, excellent condition. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar you name it, we do it. Phone 528-7500. COLDSPOT Refrigerator, 17.1 trally located $175 monthly. 643-1470. ages, additions, repairs, small ditions, garages, porches, any 24 Mariner’s 21 Compass point 38 Scarlet 58 Electrified 643-2097, 872-2385. MINIATURE white Poodles, CRAFTSMAN 5 h.p. 26” rotary cubic foot, with freezer top, R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. direction 23 Bird’s home tanager particle 1968 NIMROD hardtop camper jobs. Free' estimates. Call type remodeling. 646-2087. plus extras, sleeps 6, very good Jobs Available one female, 3 -males, 6 weeks rider mower, grass catcher in automatic ice maker. Tappen 25 Webs 25 Story 40 Iranian coin 59 Pacific 1968 RAMBLER American, Stephen Martin, 646-7295. REWEAVING burns, moth Hall/Hartford Is interested in interviewing can deluxe gas range. 643-0035. 29 Mistake ' 2G Inhabitants of 43 ReIigioa(ab.) turmeric automatic. Phone 1-745-4904. condition, 875-8901. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish Business Opportunity 28 old, $100. 649-4063. cluded. Very good condition, THE NEW holes. Zippers repaired. Win FOR MEN AND WOMpN didates for Ihe position of Associate of Its Greater Hart $90. Call 644-2322. 33 Goddess of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 r " 9 10 IT POWER MOWERS, hand carpentry, rec rooms, BIRCHWOOD APTS. infatuation 18Vz FOOT Trailer, sleeps 6,-ful dow shades, Venetian blinds. remodeling, kitchens, MANCHESTER food store with If you are seeking permanisnt full time work In ford operation. Persons selected must have a Real FREE Kittens — for kind and COUCH, upholstered chair, 34 Former Rus 1965 CHEVROLET Bel Air mowers repaired, pick-up and Keys made. TV for rent. loving homes. Call 643-1838 YARD SALE — 150 Spencer large mirrors, etc. Call 644- 13 14 ly equipped. Lake Street. Call delivery. Prompl-Reliable- bathrooms, formica work, beer permit near Community Manchester, we need you. Estate License and believe NOW Is the time to in 124 HKhland SL M anchester sian ruler four-door, automatic transmis 643-0693 after 4 p.m. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. ceilings. 649-9658. College. Excellent potential. troduce Real Professionalisrn to this Area; be Poised. after T p.m. Street, Manchester, June 2nd 2936. 36 Flatfish i5 16 17 sion, 6 cylinder, engine Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. ■and 3rd, Saturday, 9:30 a.m., Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap* 37 Shakespear Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Confident. Capable - and Above All, Receptive to New pointmcnts An abundanre ol privacy overhauled, nice condition. $350 • Machine Operators AKC registered black Sunday 10 a.m. Rain date June ANTIQUE library table, ean king 18 19 h PHOENIX tent traileri sleeps ANY TYPE carpentry and Ideas, Policies and Procedures, and WiHing to Absorb m this small wooded complex or best offer, 646-6517 after 6 TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving • Weavers miniature Poodle, male. Shots 9thund 10th. Collectibles, mahogany, Kenmore window 39 How 11 8, stove, sink, built-in heater, large appliances, cleaning masonry, additions and POPULAR Manchester pizza 41 1,055 (Roman) 22 r24 p.m. ice box. No reasonable offer Formal In-House Training. and papers, seven weeks old. buttles, furniture, clothing, fan, thermostatic control, cool FrM urIng: cellars, attics. Also will buy remodeling. Free estimates. A. and grinder business. Strong • Boiler Fireman for new automatic boilers. 42 Organic 25 is 27 281 X i r refused, 649-6328. Squillacote, 649-0811. location, convenient to recrea 643-9812. trees, shrubs, plants, 1917 up to 5 rooms. 649-7643. compound and sell used furniture. 644- Painting-Papering 13 Hall/Hartford is a Member of the Hall Group, a • 2 B«lroom Townhoutas ■ 1969 MUSTANG, V-8, automatic tion and apartment complex. We will train qualified applicants In these openings. National Network of Service-Motivated Real Estate record player. • bt-ln Kltclwn 44 Australian 34 35 1775. MOVING — Maple single bed, birds .transmission, power steering, SHASTA trailer, sleeps 4, RICHARD E. Martin. Full WILL build new homes, ad Parking for over 60 cars. Mid Company paid benefits. Professionals Extending from Coast to Ceast. AKC — Irish Setter pup, male, • Formal ilMng area ■ vinyl top, excellent condition $100, or best offer, 644-8692. SANYO deluxe 8-track car tape complete, desk, $100. Three 46 Small state i7 wI water, electric, gas heater, professional painting service. ditions, dormers, 'recreation Teens. Call Mr. Collier, Hurwit • 1 1/2 bMM (ab.) FORMICA work done, counter In textiles, a career comes with every job. Apply It You Think You Can ‘‘Fill the Bill,” Write cedar wardrobes, sliding doors, • Shal caiwling ■ throughout. $1,595, 649-6290. stove, oven, Monomatic lav, ice Interior - exterior. Free es rooms, repairs and kitchens. & Simpns, 646-1117. player, FM radio, new $165, 48 Dibble j r 45 tops, etc. Free estimates, $25 each. Maytag wringer • Fn M privM batamtirt box, carpeting, jacks, porch, timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Free estimates. Tobias Carpen today. AKC male chocolate brown asking $90. 643-8778. 49 Suitable for 1 reasonable. No job too small or • PrtnM antrancM and paUot 1969 CHRYSLER, 4-door hard clean for travel, 13’, 1963. $700. try Service, 643-5769. D. Shaban, V. Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Poodle, 5 months old. 875-8495. washer, steel tub, $100. Living plowing large. 649-0758. room chair, ‘$25. Portable R e nU ls start at $255 including 1 L top, vinyl top, factory air- Call 643-4046. NEED your house painted this 21 Tolland Turnpike, TAG SALE — 90 Summit Street, 52 Golf course 49 g r ?t 52 ST 5T conditioning very clean. $1,495. Schools-Classes 33 LONG haired guinea pig, with Saturday and Sunday, 9-6. Free sewing machine, $50. Royal heat Model apartment open 56 Half (prefix) summer? Top Mality work. Manchester, Connecticut 06040 dally 1-5 P M . Sal. and Sun . 11 57 Atmosphere 66 57 58 60 649-6290. CONVERTED Dodge Stepvan, Cheney Brother!, bic. cage, $10. Phone 649-7046. coffee. Gulbransen organ, barn portable typewriter, $50. Metal 59 Free estimates. Call 528-8248. STUDIO 16 School of Creative or Call 646-1141 writing desk, $20. Kitchen 12-5 I’ M Other limes by 60 Not any very good running condition, LAND clearing, light 31 Cooper Hill Street boards, electric and gas range, appointment 61 62 63 Rooflng-Sldln^-Chlmney t6 Arts offering summer table, 2 chairs, $25. Two metal 61 Heavy blow 1962 CHEYY, $50. running con Refrigerator,efrifi toilet, shower, landscaping, old, building and DONALD E. Tarca - Manchester, Conn. 06040 FREE — To good home, 4- various chairs, old bottles, 62 Female deer workshops in drawi'ng, month old mixed German panel beds, complete $50. Scott 64 65 66 dition, call after 6, 742-8828. stove, many extras, ust sell, junk removed, driveways paperhanging and painting. aquarium and accessories, PAUL W. D0U6AN, ReaHor 63 Biblical I ROOFING and roof reiepairing graphics, sculpture. '563-2773, Shepherd, male. C all'647-1123 lawn mower, $25. 643-0647 garden Good for parts. best offer. 649-9443. resurfaced and sealed. 646-8514. Free’estimates. Call 646-6812. scuba equipment; new and old 643-4S35 Coughlin Roofing Co 643-7707. evenings. after 3 p.m. books, miscellaneous. evenings. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 1 I “5 J w o M i \Af ! r r\ \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 1, 1973 ?YJENLN^HE^ALD,_5tanclw^ Conn., Fri., June I. 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Houut For Solo 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots-Land For Sale 73 Out ol Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Wanted-Real Estate 77 Houatt For Solo 72 Houses For Sale 7 2 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For, Sale 72 Manchester CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, THIRTY acres, very desirable VERNON — 7-room Cape in, Court Cases Manchester Manchester Exclusive MANCHESTER — New custom 9 room California Ranch. industrial land. Ideal fob in TOLLAND excellent condition. Two full Fireplaced living room, formal GROVE STREET built four-bedroom Raised MANCHESTER CONDOMMUM dustrial park, shopping center An unusual home, large baths, 4 bedrooms, paneled den Ranch. Executive location. dining room, modem kitchen or apartment complex. Over 1,- or 5th bedroom, kitchen built- What Is Yoiir Property Worth? HURWIT GREEN AREA 3 bedrooms, 2V6 baths, fully with dining area, family room, 300 feet on Route 6, Andover. farmhouse with remodeled Quality built. $52,900. Hayes kitchen, situated on 10 acres ins, wall-to-wall carpeting, will view your property at NO C O ST or obf/ga-j CIRCIHT COURT 12 New listing - Excellent 5-5 IT'S MAGIC Agency, 6464)131. Spacious new 7-room Colonial carpeted, tentral air- three large bedrooms, fourth Good terms from owner. Call in desirable section of walk-out basement. T r ^ lot, tion, and suggest today’s market value. Manchester Session duplex, separate heating ’Turn rent money into invest secluded from traffic and conditioned, paneled family p o ssib le . 2-car garage. 643-7737. $33,000. Owner, 649-1477, prin systems, extra large treed lot. ment money. Look at this MANCHESTER - Two-family, noise situated on ap rooiri and 4th bedroom or den. Beautifully landscaped Tolland. Priced to sell. Call cipals only. ASK ABOUT OUR GUJUUNTEE SALES PIM TODAY!!! Ronald E. Doucette, 18, of livable Cape with basement in 5-4, central location. Large lot. proximately IW acres, in bne grounds. Marion E. Robertson, VERNON - Two 50x130’ lots Lloyd O’Dell at T.J. Glastonbury, charged with Reduced for quick sale, to Pool, tennis courts, club Realtor, 643-5953. $36,900. a wonderful neighborhood for Priced at $36,900. Frechette & of the town's older established house. near water. Beach Association Crockett’s Tolland office, SOUTH Windsor — Spacious carrying a dangerous weapon in privileges. Must sell im children. Mid 20s. Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. neighborhoods. Ideal home for Realtors, 875-6279. and gracious 8-room , 4 - a motor vehicle'(two counts)., MANCHESTER - Two- mediately. Price accordingly at growing family. Priced to bedroom older Colonial. IVi possession of burglary tools, ARRUDA REALTY MANCHESTER — Colonial in MERRin ACeiCY bedroom Condominium, in $2,800 for both. Mr. Negro, acre treed and shrubbed lot. third-degree burglary (seven THRU SIMONS nice condition. 3 bedrooms, sell. cludes air-conditioning, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. BOLTON — Three-bedroom REALTORS 646-1180 Wholesome, atmosphere for 644-1539 Realtor/MLS 646-1117 living room, dining room, PETERMAN AGENCY cagieting, all appliances. Adiflt Split Level with family room counts), third-degree larceny Lou Am ida 1129 Tolland Tpke. growing family, yet else to all (five counts), second-degree Business Locations- Houses For Sale 72 kitchen, IVi baths, den or 4th REALTOR-MLS 649-9404 living. Garage, full basement. and oversized 2-car garage, on I l l Apartments For Rent 63 Houses For Sale 72 Resort Property-For Sale 74 conveniences. An unusual buy larceny and fourth-degree For Rent 67 bedroom. Good lot. Only $30,- Call evenings, 6:30-10 p.m. 649- a nicely treed acre lot. Fiano on today’s market. Mr. Swain, 900. F re c h e tte & M artin NEW Listing — Atttractive 1868 Agent. Agency, 646-2677. larceny, pleaded guilty to CENTER Street — ^4‘/4-room Offered by the Ranch home in desirable BOLTON Lakefront — Vernon Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. townhouse, l ‘/z baths, all 122 EAST Center St. New first- Realtors, 647-9993. MANCHESTER - 6-6 Duplex, section. Private setting. Five- Coventry Office - 742-8243 - Realfon-MLS charges of third-degree neighborhood. Just FIVE-ROOM Ranch, carpeting, appliances, carpeting, two air- floor professional office space. Offered by located near shopping, schools, room Ranch type home. $26,900. COLUMBIA Lake —160’ water burglary (three counts) and a Convenient location, ample redecorated. Wall-to-wall in new roof, large lot, dead-end I Memb«r« ol National Aaaoelallon ol Heal Eatata Boards, The Connacllcut conditioners, heat and hot PHILBRICK churches, newly jiainted, several rooms. Lovely large lot Hayes Agency, 646-0131. front cottage, located in Iriatllule ol Heal Estate Boards, also the Hartlord, Manchester and Vernon charge of carrying a dangerous water, storage. .$210. By ap parking and on bus lie. Will sub MANCHESTER separate heating systems. st/eet, $21,900. Hayes Agency, excellent area, panoramic view Multiple Listing Service. weapon in a motor vehicle in divide from 100 square feet to with varied trees and shrubs.. CONUMPOMRY 6464)131. pointment, Charles Ponticelli, BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen Garage plus utility shed; Mr. AMSTON LAKE — Like new, of lake. For details please call court Thursday. 649-9644, 646-0800. 2,000 square feet, to fit your AGENCY NEW LISTIN6 cy, 646-1511. Lakefront cottage, private Lange Agency, 228-9349, 228- His case has been continued needs. 646-1180. Ne||-o, Belfiore Agency, 647- VERNON — Three-bedroom TEN ACRES OF TERRA RANCH treed lot, 2 bedrooms, 3296. to June 21 for a presentence in MANCHESTER - 8-room Ranch, IVa baths, large lot, 3- 3' 2-ROOM apartment, stove ALTA, with custom built ★ NEW COLONIAL - We have just listed an im- fireplace, screened porch. $23,- vestigation. All other charges and refrigerator, adults only. STORE, Attractive clean, dry, ★ NEW RAISED RANCH ★ CAPE - With Colonial with 2-car garage, car garage in excellent condi TOLLAND granite studded stone Ranch, maqulate Cape style home in MANCHESTER- Colonial, 714 Unique 3-bedroom, 2-bath 900. Holcombe Realtors, 643- against Doucette were nolled $115. Utilities not included.'649- ^acious. Heat, all facilities. with 3 large bedrooms, I'/z — With 6 fully carpeted aluminum siding, beautiful first-floor family room, 4 8616, 644-2447. tion. International Associates, Striving Today Reasonable rent. Business - of perched on top of ten acres of excellent location. Lovely rooms, 3 bedrooms, large fami Ranch, completely carpeted Inc., Realtors, 647-1300. FANTASTIGIII (not prosecuted) by Prosecutor 2271. baths, fireplace, aluminum r o o m s , 1 Vz baths, rec room, fireplace. Priced bedrooms, 2V5 baths, and much ly room. Immediate growth for a fice combination. 649-3549, 649- woods with panoramic view fir^laced living roOm, formal more. Over 2,500 square feet of and draped, with lots of Is the word for this 7!4-room William Collins. siding. $36,200. fireplace, garage, treed to sell in the low 30s. potential. Carpeting, fireplace, Out of Town-For Sale 75 398 HARTFORD Road, Two 1680. stretching out for miles. 8 dining room, kitchen with living area. Priced in the 50’s. closets and built-ins. This HEBRON ■— 7-room Raised Ranch. 2-car carport, full Rec Better Tomorrow lot, aluminum siding. $37,- breakfast bar, 3 bedrooms, IVk Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. deck. One acre lot, stream, custom built home has a Ranch, fireplace, garage, large room plus a first-floor family four-room apartments. Also rooms, 24x24’ living room, ★ EXECUTIVE - Raised trees. Excellent location, near COVENTRY — 5-room home, Jonathan Gross, 21, of single rooms for rent. Phone Resort Property- 900. baths, loads of closets, city beautiful kitchen including lot in good location. Inter dining room, modern kitchen, ★ TRI-LEVEL — Located Ranch. 8 rooms, 2Vz baths, Martin School. Low mid M’s. large kitchen, new roof, plus room with cathedral beamed ion ReJ €dtate Cco m p a n ^ Mansfield, pleaded guilty to a 649-1946. For Rent 68 Florida room, first-floor laun water and sewers. Low 30s. self-cleaning oven, panelled national Associates. Inc., ceilings. A lot of home, set on on Waronoke Rd. 8 rooms, 2 -car garage, fully 646-3598. unfinished second floor. ^,900. Realtors, 647-1300. charge of illegal possession of dry, central vac, automatic Hurry!! family room with wall-to-wall Hayes Agency, 646-0131. a %-acre wooded lot. Price? marijuana and was sentenced MODERN 3-room apartment, WATERFRONT cottage. Lake 2 baths, professional carpeted, large treed lot. SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES temperature controlled WARANOKE Road - Nice, built-ins and floor-to-ceiling $37,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky to 360 days imprisonment. carpeting, appliances, parking, Winnipesaukee, sleeps 6, landscaped lot. Most ★ COLONIAL — Set on an Contemporary in style. REAL HEBRON — Three-year old, private beach. Call 1- 603- 524- greenhouse, automatic garage SENTRY REAL ESTATE comfortable home in prime fireplace, master bedroom COVENTRY (North) $33,900 at 649-5306. Gross was granted a stay of storage, spacious grounds, sub Unique. $53,900. acre pl^ lot. 4 huge Country club location. 50s. four-bedroom Colonial, 1: BOLTON CENTER ROAD — BOLTON, CONN. urban setting. Hillard Street. 4948, or write Cottage, P.O. Box doors, plus many, many more residential area, wall-to-wall with walk-in closet, office baths, full basement, attached execution on the sentence to bedrooms, large kitchen SERVICES carpeting, finished rec room. KNEW LISTINGII • • B & W •• 649-7289, 568-3850. 4, Lakeport, New Hampshire, extras. Call today to inspect ESTATE with built-in desk, huge garage, on a large lot. Inter The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. Phone 646-2311 enable him to graduate from with custom cabinets. For ★ CENTER ST. 289-4331 At $33,900. Here is an im 03246. this rare home in a unique set Occupancy no problem. Call us flagstone foyer. Basement has national Associates, Inc., Realtors — MLS college. He is to begin his to see this listing priced to sell. ^ • *'**'****^'*'^^^--'*~*-*-*-***'‘^4-*.<.***^i.i.a.i.« « a ■ ■ 4Vs-RO0M apartment, first ting. $75,000. ★ CAPE - With 7 large mal dining room. 24 foot BUSINESS ZONE II - Raaltors MLS panelled, carpeted rec room maculate OVk-room Split Level Realtors, 647-1300. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 T. J. Crockett, 643-1577. sentence June 6. floor, stove, refrigerator, heat MISQUAMICUT - 4'A room rooms, aluminum siding, fireplaced living room, IV2 Excellent corner location, ^CORNER and huge clothes storage of brick and frame construc and hot water. $164. Security. cottage, heated, furnished. No. COLONIAL-RANCH near baths, garage and easily coriverted to office tion. Garage and a beautiful ROCKVILLE—Ten-room older singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- IV2 baths, garage. Minutes room. Built-ins include cen HEBRON — Big Raised Ranch 646-0193. Country Club, 6 rooms, large aluminum siding. $39,900. or professional building. tral vacuum, AM/FM stereo yard. Located in one of Coven home, centrally located. in delightful Forest Park. 714 Columbia Eddie Cavender, 18, of 0491. from town. Only $25,900. MANCHESTER — Exceptional try’s nicest areas. Hurry! Private yard. Small down pay formal dining room, paneled Low 40s. by Ralph A. Pasek A TRUE GEM intercom, self-cleaning out rooms, wall-to-wall, cooling Glastonbury and Gregory 5‘/2-R0 0 M duplex, garage, living room with built-in 8-room Condominium, com won’t last. Call Tony ment. Change of work forces us fan, other features. Lovely Welsh, 21, of 106 West St., security deposit. $185 monthly. COTTAGES for rent - pletely equipped. Call for With a deed the seller Ansaldi built 5-room ranch door grill, garage door bookcases and fireplace. Two Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. to sell. $27,900. For details, call large treed lot. Mr. Negro,' Rockville, both charged with 643-5029. Lakefront, with boats. Par (We are In dire need ol listings. Thinking ot selling, Call Today) details, Frechette & Martin, transfers his interest in the with brick front, located in openers, and much more. Set owner, 872-3705. Principals on or three bedrooms, family Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. third-degree burglary, fourth- tridge Lake, Littleton, New Realtors, 647-9993. property to you in exchange Manchester’s south end near on % acre professionally ly. room with fireplace, garage, ..B&W.. degree larceny and possession FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, Hampshire. Small log cabin for the purchase of the proper Community College and Coun landscaped, wooded lot in Landfill Purchase hot water, appliances, central with bunk house, sleeps 6, $75 plus many extras. $38,500. MANCHESTER - Dutch The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. ANDOVER Lake — 6-room of burglary tools, each pleaded BLANCHARD & RDSSETTD ty . . . What is the seller’s in try Club. Features equipped desirable Forest Hills. Realtors — MLS custom built Cape, 2 fireplaces, location, parking, security, per week. Larger cottage, Colonial, Porter Street, 4 North Coventry guilty to a charge of third- MARTIN SCHOOL Area - REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 terest in the proper kitchen, 2 fireplaces, 3 Realistically priced at $64,(X)0. Manchester Parkade — M9-5306 rec room, treed lot, breezeway, lease. $180. 649-33M. sleeps 6-10, screen porch, $100 bedrooms, living room, dining degree burglary. Their cases Raised Ranch. 7 rooms, one 189 WEST CENTER STREET ty? .. . What can he give you bedrooms, walk-up attic, Principals only. NEW RAISED RANCHES |a^rafe, $31,500. Hayes Agency, Approved Again per week. Call 742-6607 for room, kitchen, l ‘/z baths, large have been continued to June 21 further information. full, two half baths, two first-floor family room, two-car as a guarantee that he actual large closets and ceramic Carpeting in family room with THREE Room first-floor apart ______Open 7 Days A Week______COVENTRY — Mini-estate for a presentence investigation. ment, in South Manchester. fireplaces, two-car garage. garage. Immaculate home in ly owns and has the right to UM bath. Situated on a park Call 646-7614 fireplace, living room, dining CAPE COD — C hatham , Large woixted lot. Beautiful desirable location. Priced at transfer his interest to with 160’ on the water. Califor BOLTON — Six-room Ranch on recommended four years ago. Other charges against the pair Available July 1st. Stove, like lot with breezeway and nia style Ranch home. Two full room, eat-in kitchen, 1*4 VIRGINIA CARLSON refrigerator, storage room, all available June and September, home and excellent location. $52,900. Frechette & Martin, you? ... In the deed the large treed and shrubbed lot. Robert Russell, a town resi were nolled. garage. This is a quality home baths, two-car garage. For baths, king sized master New roof, workshop, garage Correspondent . utilities included. $155 per at off season rates. Two- OVERSIZED Custom 4- Realtors, 647-9993. seller declares that he is dent, then moved to defeat bedroom cottage, near all at a realistic price. For an ap more details call The Zinsser bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, and in-ground swimming pool. Tel. 228-9224 month. Write P.O. Box 71, West bedroom Colonial. Built in transferring legal title and THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, Carey’s motion, saying it in Charges of illegal possession beaches, ,643-1073. pointment to inspect just call Agency, 646-1511. laundry, acre lots. Starting at Conveniently located. Mr. Columbia voters have Hartford, Conn. 1972. First-floor family room legal possession of the proper two baths, two fireplaces, gar clude nothing in the warning or control of a non-narcotic con $36,900. Negro, Belfiore Agency, 647- authorized the purchase of a with fireplace, 2‘/z baths with ty. to you, but what happens if ages, Florida room. Hutchins COVENTRY — Immaculate 1413. about appointing a committee trolled substance against three Furnished Apartments 64 FEW. weeks left for Chalet or landfill site on Rt. 6 for use as a marble vanities, 2-c a r Manchester the seller misrepresents his JARVIS REALTY CO. Agency, 649-5324. Ranch. Living room, dining FRECHETTE & MARTIN and nothing about what the East Hartford youths were cabin on private lake in New sanitary disposal area. The Hampshire. Swimming, oversized garage, full walk ownership?. . . Your deed is room, kitchen, family room, REALTORS 047-9993 town was going to do with the nolled. the three were Robert THREE-ROOM furnished REALTORS-MLS price is $26,000 and the land will heated apartment. Private en boating, great place to get out basement with sliding DUTCH only good to the extent that MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex, 3 two bedrooms, bath and gar Wanted-Real Estate 77 land. C. Atwood, 17, Robert Miller, 643-1121 bedrooms, each side. Only ^7,- trances. Working adults. No away. Phone 644-2174 or 644- glass doors. Beautiful skyline the seller can be held finan age. Priced at only $25,500. be bought from the state. Russell added, “The town has 17, and David D. Nicherson, 18. 9Q0. Earle Everett, Eastern Frechette Martin, Realtors, SELLING your home or The town had voted for the pets. Security deposit. 2048. view. COLONIAL cially liable to you for the & twice voted to buy the land and References, 643-4860. damages you suffer from any Real Estate, 64&8250. 647-9993. SUFFIELD — 7-room Ranch, acreage? For prompt friendly purchase at a special town CIRCA 1730 — 16 rooms, Beautifully landscaped lot, the town has the money. The AUGUST Rental — Orleans, misrepresentation... MANCHESTER - Lovely 6- horse barn, fenced acreage service, call Louis Dimock meeting April 10, but the vote recently restored. 7 BOLTON $45,900 selectmen should have Cape Cod, walk to the beach, lots of shade, 24’ above room Ranch on half-acre. MANCHESTER- Five-family, with pond. 'Trees, shrubs, fully Realty, 649-9823. was challenged by petitioners ONE-Bedroom completely fur 6 Buy of the Week near East HartTord line. Good carpeted, 2 baths, rec room, purchased it earlier." nished apartment. Carpeting, new house, 2 bedrooms, 644- fireplaces, summer kitchen, ground pool, near schools, CONTEMPORARY RANCH who felt there should be more or more bedrooms, new baths, Flvs-room Ranch, country investment, Earle Everett, center fireplace, double gar Dr. Bruce Bradford said air-conditioning, balcony. Two- 1833. shopping and a bus line. On 1-acre well treed lot. information on the cost of the Navy Frowns new kitchen, two-car garage. salting, largo kitchen. Only Eastern Real Estate, 646^8250. age, porch, breezeway, kitchen there is an urgency to close the car parking. Rent for July and Mid 30s. Exclusive area of custom total operation. JULY Rental — Lakefront $58,900. $21,500. 8200. built-ins, many extras. $49,900. dump now. Bringing refuse to August only, 646-4991. U&R homes. 3 bedrooms, full 668-7789. The first petition was On Tattoos house, large deck, private RANCH—6 rooms, IVz baths, WEST Side — 6-room Cape - another town or bringing refuse Rec room with fireplace, declared invalid by the town beach, boats,' 644-1833. formal dining room, 3 PASEK-RUTHERFORD, INC. MANCHESTER Green Area - Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar to the present dump, "leaves Town- GARRISON age. $32,900. Principals only, beamed cathedral ceiling, 2 EAST HARTFORD - Three SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - Out o f 608 Bunnide Arc., East Hartford 6Vi room Ranch, 2 full baths, counsel, but a second one, me cold. Buy the site on Rt. 6 J 66 bedrooms, garage, treed lot. bedroom Split-Level, corner "Tattoo City" is getting a little For Rent CAPE COD — Dehnisport, two- custom kitchen, dishwasher, 647-9898. full baths, pool with deck and signed by 150 persons was and do something tonight that's bedroom cottage, tireplace, $33,900. COLONIAL 289-7475 disposal, extra cabinets, fully boat house; 2-car garage. Call lot, garage, fireplace, family Bzzzzzzzz in and see fire from the Navy. CENTRAL air-conditioned 8- declared valid and the meeting positive.” ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart large kitchen, close to beach. 7 rooms, 3 iarge bedrooms, carpeted, built-ins, oversized EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - Two Jon Jennings for inspection. room, excellent condition. Call our busy Bea. We’re was called. Capt. William Carson, chief ment, heat, hot water, stove, Available June 23rd-30th, July room Colonial. First floor family, 5-5, wood and brick con 668-7789 for information. Mrs. Marilyn Kassman asked of dermatology at San Diego formal dining room, den, carport with storage area, laun ready, willing and able James Carey, one of the refrigerator, $130. Security 28-August 30th. $150 weekly, family room with large dry room with storage cabinets, struction, excellent condition ..B&W.. that the projected 14-mlll rate Naval Hospital, wants the state NEW Duplexes, 3 bedrooms, to assist you in the sale petitioners, explained that the deposit required. Adults only, 643-5859. fieldstone fireplace, four IVz baths, great lot for aluminum siding, 16x21' with large barn, large lot. The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. HEBRON — Near Bolton town increase be explained. to close the dozens of tattoo parking for one car. Call 643- children. Mid 30s. IV2 baths, living room, family screened porch, many other Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, Realtors — MLS line. Six-room Raised RANCH. or purchase of YOUR group petitioned the town to Carey said the site will cost bedrooms. 2‘/2 baths, two-car kitchen, separate basements parlors in the city. 9678. Wanted to Rent 69 garage, walk-out basement, extras, corner lot well t r ^ 6464)800. Excellent condition, 2-car gar p ro p e rty. raise several questions about $26,000 (to be paid from and driveways, aluminum age, large lot. Call Mitten Real the best type of waste disposal "New York has done it, and dead-end street. One year old. siding. Reserve your lot now. and landscaped. 649-0528, agent. TOLLAND — You can be the revenue sharing funds). The I’m surprised that a state as ROCKVILLE — 5, 4, and 3 room WANTED immediately — F.J. SPILECKI MANCHESTER Area - 5‘/4 ty, 643-6930, Realtors. system. Before the town engineer’s preliminary costs apartm ents, $105 to $150 Garage with electricity in RAISED RANCH - 8 rooms, Frechette & Martin Realtors, room aluminum sided Ranch, 3 first owner of this large 6-room progressive as California has 647-9993. accepts the expected expen are unknown, site preparation u one full, 2 half baths, all large Ranch on a treed acre lot, monthly. Appliances, and yard. Manchester area. 649-4839. ■ Realtors 643-2121 IS bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen^ BOLTON Lakefront — 6 room /Ceitli diture of 14 mills, certain op made no move to stop it, said Utilities extra. Phone 872-0359. rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- located only 3 minutes from I- costs are unknown, equipment Carson. garage, your garden is already year ’round Cape. 1*4 baths, tions should be investigated, he 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Apartment Bulldlngs- wall carpeting, large fully MANCHESTER - Porter OUR started on this acre lot. 86. Two baths, sliding patio fireplace, trees, $32,900. would cost $204,000 and $10,000 As the site of a major Navy Street section, 6-room Cape, doors, fireplace and garage are said. For Sale 70 equipped kitchen, central vac Trees and privacy, built-ins. Hutcnins Agency, 649-5324. would *be spent for storage of base, San Diego has been called tile bath, fireplace, enclosed FACE a few of the features included in Real Sstate He added the town should ap ROCKVILLE — Four 3-room system, 2-car garage, one Only $32,500. Keith Agency, 646- 172 E. Center St. equipment and preparation “Tattoo City" since World War apartments, $110 monthly. One porch, $29,900. Hayes Agency, this home. T.J. Crockett point a committee to study the MANCHESTER - 4-family acre wooded lot. MANCHESTER - Six-room RED 4 m , 649-1922. VERNON would cost $20,000 to $30,000 a II and thousands of sailors have 5-room apartment, $125 brick, 4-car garage, good in Colonial, l‘/z baths, formal 646-0131. Realtors, 643-1577. 649-1922 646-4126 problem and issue a report, BOWERS School—Fiyje. room We have been so busy selling year. used the parlors. monthly. Utilities not included, come builder. Hayes Agency, dining room eat-in k/tchen, 4 BEDROOM COLONULI! after which the taxpayers older home, with 16x32’ in- MANCHESTER - Glastonbury homes, we plumb forgot to get Bates said the area on But Carson said many often 872-9179, 875-7362. 646-0131. aluminum siding, two-car gar STAMFORD suburbs secluded Hard to find new 7-room should decide which system is N ground pool. Rear yard com Line — Unique custom designed more listings. We n e ^ 3 and 4 twelve acres, old buildings need ALL CASH for your property Doubleday Rd. "is teeming -check into the hospital right age, priced to sell. Mitt MANCHESTER Garrison Colonial on a large best and how much money the ROCKVILLE — Available June pletely enclosed with anchor cy. Realtors, 643-6930. Contemporary Raised Ranch, bedroom homes in good repairs. Ideal location for within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, over.” The town spends money after getting tattoos. Business Property- You’ll Get All NEW HOMES rolling lot. Formal dining town should spend. 1st., 3'/2 room apartment, fence. $25,900. wooded acre in prestige locations, for our prospective private or home for the elderly. instant service. Hayes Agency, to truck and fill gravel on “They do not seem to realize For Sale 71 neighborhood. 8 rooms, 2Vz room, 23 ft. living room with Albert Hadigian, another appliances and heat. Adults on COVENTRY—5-room cottage, MAhiCHESTER - Duplex, 3- buyers. Custom 4-bedroom Colonial Near Merritt Parkway and 646-0131. Doubleday Rd. to meet state that a tattoo is a permanent dis baths, central air-conditioning, fireplace, IV2 baths, equipped petitioner, said money is ly, no pets, security, $125 fully furnished, close to lake, bedrooms, excellent condition, Selling is our business. If you and 4-bddroom Cape. Both Centers. Reply Box “ CC,” requirements of landcover figuration...as far as infection monthly., 646-1060. COVENTRY — Large commer fully carpeted. Owner 649-9504. Manchester Hefald. kitchen, aluminum siding & WE WILL buy your house for provided by the state for dis cial building with I'/z acres. secondary financing many improvements, top area. want your property sold, call: have large living rooms, for every night, he said. goes, it’s just something you Mid 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646- garage. Unbeatable value cash. Call anytime, Hutchins posal systems and added that in Good location. Heavily traveled available. $10,000. The Wampum mal dining rooms, eat-in Regarding land development, don't see," he said, noting that EAST Hartford — four-room 0131. VERNON — Young 7-room here at $39,500. J. Gordon, 649- Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. the future there will be a state road. Frechette & Martin, MORTGAGE HELPER - MANCHESTER BLANCHARD kitchens, fireplaces. Bates introduced John Lenard, the Navy has a program to apartment for rent, no pets. Raised Ranch, large treed lot. master plan for waste disposal. Call 528-0430. Realtors, 647-9993. Comes with this contem Aluminum siding. Wooded licensed engineer, who has been remove unwanted tattoos. MANCHESTER — 6-room older New Listing & Applianced eat-in kitchen, ..B&W.. First Selectman Howard porary Ranch, owner’s side Colonial with 2-car garage, lots. High 30’s. family room with fireplace, Tliinliint tf Selling? to the Rt. 6 site and submitted a Doc Webb, who has been in MANCHESTER - Two-family ROSSEHO Bates said the selectmen have has 7 rooms, I'A baths, formal large kitchen with pantry, for sundeck, city water and sewers. The BARROWS < 1 WALLACE Co. quotation for the job for $1,800. the tattoo«busii16Bs 40 years, in a residence C Zone, allows STDP Business Locatfons- dining room, sunken living You Ask! mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, Fantastic U&R constructed M E R R in AGENCY $40,900. Call owner, 875-9237 Realtors — MLS been in touch with the state The Weaver Associates had es says his shop is visited REALTORS/MLS 646-2482 For Rent 67 home, office or total office con solid value at $28,900. Wolver- home with view is now REALTORS 646-1180 after 3. Manchester Parkade — 649-J306 Investigate our guaranteed Department of Environmental timated the job at $4,500. version. Located in high traffic room, den or fourth bedroom 189 Watt Caiiter Siraet periodically by state health in ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. . available. Four bedrooms, sales plan tlrst. Protection (DEP) since its in A landfill area is different MANCHESTER - From 6,000 - area with excellent exposure. Plus studio apartment, 3 spectors. And, he said ser Aluminum sided for low rooms and bath. Over Vk living room, dining room, BOLTON — Just listed, 8-room INTERNATIONAL ception and before that with the from a dump, said Lenard. One vicemen account for only half 150,000 square feet of industrial, kitchen, playroom, rec room MANCHlESTER - Original Ranch, 4 bedrooms, two baths, State Health Department. commercial warehouse space. maintenance.. Offered at $33,- acres with beautiful view. Manchester « INSPECT this doll house Cape VERNON — Manchester line. ASSOCIATES, INC. can live with it and it fits better his business. The rest include 500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. with stone fireplace, 2V4 owner offers a beautiful 2- kitchen with dishwasher, for Immaculate Ranch on quiet He introduced Charles in today’s environment. He es Loading platforms, railroad 40 ACRES—of land in family home, 5 rooms each in a most convenient area. This mal dining room, den, large Realtors 647-1300 women and businessmen. siding, ample parking. Fully Manchester on East Hartford baths, 2-car garage, central cutie only has a living room, street, sunny kitchen with 333 East Canter SL Kurker, an engineer with the timated the operation including Today s most popular tatoo is Houses For Sale. 72 FIVE BEDROOMS air-conditioning, numerous floor including 2 bedrooms, for abundant closets, two-car base 'tffirtng area, 2 bedrooms, DEP, who outlined a state plan yirinklerea. E J. Spilecki, line. mal dining room with china kitchen with built-ins, 4 ment garage, rec room. Very Manchester a bulldozer would cost between one of Jesus Christ, Webb said. Realtor, 643-2121. Plenty of privacy on this extra features. Preferred bedrooms, family room and two carpeted living room, heated to eliminate all incinerators WALKER ST. - 6-room closet, natural trim throughout, pretty rural setting. Plantings $10,000 and $15,000. But despite the protest, tat MANCHESTER - 7 -room acre lot. Nine-room Kennedy Road. Call for in bathS^All on a private lot for rec room, $28,500. Wolverton and reduce the number of home, living room, dining 4car garage. Center of town insure privacy. Fairly priced at toos and sailors seem destined MANCHESTER - 100,000 Colonial IV2 tiled baths, Colonial with 3-car gar spection. only $28,500. Vantage Realty, Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. SELLInIj your property? Call sanitary landfill areas. He plastered walls, range, dis room, and kitchen oa first location. Wolverton Agency, $41,500. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. to go on. square feet, will divide. age. Convenient to 872-9402. us first. We’ll buy your home added that a complete state hwasher, garbage disposal; floor, 3 bedrooms and bath on Realtor, 649-2813. HEBRON — Eloquent new Salt- A 23-year-Old sailor from Suitable for manufacturing and Selling your home is one thing — but getting your full everything. 40s. immediately at a fair price, all system is expected to be warehouse. 1-748-5634. extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone, second floor, 2-car garage, COVENTRY — Quaint, little box in beautiful country setting. Long Beach who identified SENTRY REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - Why rent? MANCHESTER -7 Two-family Colonial-Cape for a special cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, working in about 15 years. hot water oil heat, city utilities. assumable mortgage, $31,900. /asking price is another. Honest Injun— that’s where 4-4, .$5,000 cash required. Good Eight rooms, 2*4- baths, 2-car Arruda Realty. himself only as Clem says he Built by Ansaldi. Charles SERVICES You can afford this ^aceful buyer. Five rooms plus studio garage, country kitchen, family Kurker said Tuesday’s action Persians built palaces com 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, MANCHESTER-Ranch, 6 we can really help. Because we have so many LA PENTA AGENCY financing. International bining architectural arts of set a personal goal of 52 tattoos, office, etc. $160. call 646-2426,9-' Lesperance, 649-7620. older 3-bedroom Colonial, only or workshop. Ideal country room, central chimney. Must should not be postponed. The rooms plus Florida room, and Realtora-MLS 646-2440 289-4331 $31,900! Excellent condition. Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- location. Just $23,900. Call three conquered countries: As- one for every month he’ll spend 5. ’ qualified prospects, and know-how to match buyers RaaKors MLS 1300. be seen. Low 50s. For appoint present site on Doubleday Rd. in the Navy. He has exceeded outside patio. Wall-to-wall New heating and plumbing, Warren E. Howland, Realtor, ment call owner, 646-4833. More Women Doctors .syria, Babylonia and Egypt. and sellers perfectly, we can assure you your 643-1108. should be closed as the state that already. ' 466 MAIN Street — Building for R0CKLED6E AREA carpeting throughout. Newly recently painted. Very private any business, office, or com redecorated, $32,900. maximum price. No wonder so many home-owners yard. LaPoll Company, ...... WushinKton — Arconlinif to mercial use, near Center. Call Custom built 8-room home • MEMBER NATIONAL RELOCATION jNSTITUTE Realtors, 569-1030. Lots-Land For Sale 73 the most recent government fiif- with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 SPLIT LEVEL - 7 rooms, IW whoop it up for Hayes! ures, iihout 27,000 Ameriean 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. baths, intercom, family room, separate kitchens (in-law CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 A-ZONE, city water and sewer, ashpoRO par.ik women were praetieinir medi, MANCHESTER 10,000 square suite) and a beautiful garage, city utilities, $38,500. acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, $9,000. J. D. Real E state cine in 1071, comparetl with l.'i,- EAST CEN’TER ST. - Office This is beamed ceiling, garages; view. Associates, 643-5129. ,51:1 in 1000, a 7."> per cent in feet industrial space. FullFully "English Tavern” rec.room. A Recreational Community sprinklered, loading docks, of- Quality galore. Must be seen. building, originally set up for Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. crease. ^‘Manchester fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- dental office. Waiting room COVENTRY — One-half acre, T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- MANCHESTER - Three fami $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An 013L 1577. receptionist room, 2 operating where the OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 1 - 5 rooms, spare room, 3 labs, ly central location, Mparate dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- Hayes Agency, 6^1 3 1 . NOTICE MANCHESTER 4,000 plus half bath, parking plus 3-room square feet store-building for , It Pays To Call Hayes 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. PUBLIC HEARING Then lease. Huge paved parking MANCHESTER — Spacious apartment on second floor, “action is” GLASTONBURY ' - BOARD OF DIRECTORS area. Prime location in town six-room Colonial l ^ te d near $50,000. THREE-FAMILY, newly Minnechaugh Mountain, 33 TOWN OF Ma n c h e st e r with highway access. Hayes schools,>HbQ|ii|B £ fn church. renovated throughout, ^ood in prime acres. Access Cedar CONNECTICUT Formal liB iii|j^l£eplaced WE NEED LISTING NOW! and Now’^ Agency, 646-0131. vestment or home with income. Ridge Terrace and Manchester TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 living rooJ,T#ill WEEK MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1973- VOL. XCII, No. 206 Manchester—A City of Village CAtarm SIXTEEN PAGFaS — TWIT TV - TWO MINI PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS June 23 - 30, 1973 9 Schedule of Events Die NYC Ship Collision Saturday, June 23 Parade - 2 p.m. Galiforrnia Grand Jury Fair on the G^een (Center Park) 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. ir Fire, Explosions Historical Sites - Permanent Markers I Commemorative Religious Services JOHN H. BARRY May Call Watergate Trio CAROLYN CURTIS MARY JORDAN WALZ 156 Main St. 59 Salem Rd. ALICE KAY CADO Follow Accident Manchester 36 Ferguson Rd., GAIL BOLAND Manchester 496 W. Middle Tpke. JAMES McCRYSTAL Manchester 31 Plymouth Lane Sunday, June 24 MD Degree BA Degree BA Degree College Park, Md. WASHINGTON (AP) - A prosecutor Archibald Cox said Hunt has told a federal grand Universidad Autonima BS Degree Manchester nation-'spanning journey NEW YORK (AP) — An American container vessel Fair on the Green (Center Park) 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Eastern Connecticut State Regis College Ed.D Degree Friday the men would be jury here that he hired Barker de Quadalajara University of Connecticut University of Maryland ^ BA Degree appears in prospect for three released temporarily from rammed into a Belgian tanker early today in New York Ydlith. County F air - Mt. Nebo, Noon - 9 p.m. College Weston, Mass. Anna Maria College and Martinez to break into the Quadalajara, Mexico Storrs College Park, Md. convicted Watergate con federal prison in Danbury, Harbor near the Verrazano-Narcows Bridge, setting both Commemorative Religious Services, 7;30 p.m., Center Paxton, Mass. office of Dr. Lewis Fielding in spirators whose release was Conn,, to testify when they are an attempt to obtain the psy ships ablaze amid a series of explosions. Congregational Church authorized from a federal called. chological file of Ellsberg, then Authorities reported at least Parade rain date - 2 p.m. prison so they could testify Cox also disclosed that he and a defendant in the Pentagon six persons dead, including the Historical Exhibit - V^iton Memorial Library before a Los Angeles grand the water — we couldn't jump. Samuel Dash—the chief counsel Papers case. taptain of the American ship. Cheney Homestead - Special Exhibits 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. jury. for the Senate Watergate in Some of us were trapped in a Ellsberg’s Los Angeles trial More than 20 were reported in passageway.” Los Angeles District At vestigating committee— had ended when the presiding judge jured among 68 known sur Lutz Junior Museum - Special Exhibit 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. agreed to meet to talk over More than a thousand torney Joseph Busch says he dismissed the charges after vivors. Four crewmen were residents lined the Brooklyn Monday, June 25 wants the men—E. Howard problems Cox sees arising from learning of government involve '‘listed as missing. the Senate hearings. shore near the bridge to watch Square Dance (Main and Forest Sts.), 7 p.m. - Midnight. Hunt, Bernard L. Barker and ment in the burglary. Hunt at The suspension bridge at the as helicopters, tugs, police Eugenio Martinez—to testify In a statement, Cox said the the time was working for the harbor’s entrance was closed hearings posed "the risk of launches, fireboats and am before a county grand jury that White House as part of the so- temporarily when the burning bulances responded to the Tuesday serious damage to in will look into the office called “plumbers,” a unit ships drifted underneath, with ' emergency. Beard Judging Contest - VFW Home, 7:30 p.m. vestigations and any resulting burglary of a psychiatrist who named after its assignment—to flames leaping hundreds of feet One man who reported seeing prosecutions ...” He said topics Bike Route Ride to Historical Markers - 7 - 9 p.m. treated Daniel Ellsberg. plug leaks of government infor into the sky over the strait the vessels collide said: "I discussed with Dash at a Square Dance rain date mation to the news media. between Brooklyn and Staten heard a boat horn sounding for That grand jury is scheduled preliminary session Wednesday The three men were con Island'. to begin its proceedings next a minute before . . . 1 saw a included "possible ways of victed with four others in the The dead captain was iden Wednesday, June 27 week. Special Watergate fireball.” reducing the harm.” June 17, 1972, break-in and tified as William Patterson of An Evening with the Performing Arts (Manchester High Qrand Another witness said: "There ^ \ % / bugging of Democratic School) 8 p.m. Clifton, N.J. Police said he suf were numerous explosions 7 National Headquarters at the fered an apparent heart attack within the big fire — several as •* Watergate office building. They after the collision. the ships went under the Thursday, June 28 Meskill Lauds were transferred from a Fireboats and police launches bridge.” State Lottery drawing (Main St.) 9 a.m. Washington jail last week to cut through a flaming oil slick “There was a tremendous Products Show (Manchester High School) 5:30 -10:30 p m Danbury, where they are to rescue crewmen from the roaring sound all the time — it Parachute Exhibition (Manchester High School) 7 30 p m awaiting a June 15 date for final container ship, the Sea Witch, almost smothered conversation Youth Concert (Mt. Nebo) 7 - 11 p.m. Q periif^^ Legislature determination of their and the 699-foot tanker Esso on the $hore,” he said. sentences. Brussels. Firemen continued The blaze broke out about In another grand jury action, battling the conflagration as the 12:45 a.m. when the Sea Witch Friday, June 29 U.S. Atty. John L. Briggs said ships drifted farther into the slammed into the Esso Brussels HARTFORD (AP) — “I want to congratulate you on a Products Show (M anchester High School) 5:30 - 10:30 p.m. in Tampa, Fla., that he had not outer harbor. amidship while the tanker was Hike — Case Mountain — 5:30 p.m. job well done and on a session which will, I hope, become a been pressured by Cox to halt or A survivor from the Sea anchored in the Narrows just Melodrama model for future sessions,” Gov. Thomas J. Meskill told a delay his investigation that has Witch, David Bracy, 31, of Bar north of the bridge, according Grand Ball (State Armory) joint session of the General Assembly on the last night of resulted in indictments of Harbor, Maine, who was in the to Edwin Sheppard, chief fire Parachute Exhibition (Manchester High School) 7:30 p.m. the 1973 regular session. Donald F. Segretti and two ship's engine room at the time marshal for the city. others. Segretti, said to have of the collision, said: "I think Sheppard said the Sea Witch The occasion Friday night ■ Republican leaders from both been involved in campaign we lost our steering gear.” "veered into the Brussels.” Saturday, June 30 was a contrast to previous final houses said afterward they spying, was charged with the Bracy, who suffered arm "Just prior to when it hit, the Products Show (Manchester High School) 1 -10:30 p m nights which usually ended were proud to associate others in connection with dis burns, said crewmen clustered cargo vessel sounded the Youth Olympic Day (Manchester High School) 9 a m - '5 sometime after midnight themselves with the ac tribution of a phony campaign general alarm, which probably p.m. following a flourish of last- complishments of the 1973 ses Ships Collide at a spot on the ship’s afterdeck letter in the. 1972 Florida before being rescued by a saved a lot of lives,” Sheppard Melodrama minute legislation. sion. presidential primary. said. By contract, the 1973 session, fireboat. Grand Ball (State Armory) Democrats, by contrast, were The letter accused two Smoke and flames rise after two ships collided near the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in A survivor from the tanker \rah the first Republican con less enthusiastic. Democratic candidates of New York City early this morning. Bridge traffic was temporarily halted while the Another crew member said it was carrying 40,000 tons trolled legislature in roughly “There could have been more Daily Events Open To Public sexual misconduct. stricken ships drifted underneath the span. Six are known dead in the accident. (AP photo) aboard the American ship, of crude oil due to be offloaded two decades, finished its tax reduction,” said Senate Michael O’Connor, 20, of West at Bayonne, N.J. The container Historical Exhibit - June 24 - July 1 business last week, a full two Minority Leader Charles T. Orange, N.J., said; “There ship was en route to Norfolk, Historical Markers - June 23 - June 30 weeks ahead of its con Alfano, D-Suffield. ;‘,‘He H wcicwere iidiiico flames uii VTicon theaiiip ship dnu and in inVB.Va. Lutz Junior Museum - June 23 - June 30 stitutional deadline of June 6. (Meskill) didn’t bother to men r;^tural Science Center - June 23 - June 30 In a speech lasting less than tion that he has been responsi 15 minutes Meskill said that in ble for a 40 per cent increase in Cheney Homestead - June 24 - June 30 addition to its efficiency the taxes during his ' ad Space Walk Under Study ...... ^ 1973 General Assembly would ministration,” he said. be remembered best for what it House Minority Leader Carl had produced. R. Ajello, D-Ansonia, criticized The governor singled out tax Meskill for taking credit for Maine Elks Lodges! reform and creation of a things that were sought Trade Pact Approved Medical Watch hospital cost commission as previously by Democratic ad To Repair Skylab Panels WASHINGTON (AP) - The WASHINGTON (AP) - A major accomplishments of the ministrations such as the Nixon administration has given five-year medical watch Lose Permits PAGANI’S its approval to an $8 billion session. hospital costs bill. program for returned Indochina AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) - lodges would have to eliminate The latter, which will review SPACE CENTER, Houston torn away and another is the first physician to fiy .in were delayed while a makeshift trade agreement that is the POWs has been drafted by the Maine’s 15 Elks lodges have the discriminatory clause and irivate hospital and nursing Prior to the speech, the (AP) — Skylab’s astronauts jammed. space. sun shade was developed for largest in history between the Pentagon in hopes of avoiding been ordered to surrender their wait the statutory six-month home budgets, "promises us a Senate unanimously approved a resumed their research today If the jammed panel could be them to erect over an exposed Soviet Union and a Western the high rate,of violent deaths anchester caterers swung out, its solar cells would Petrone said the space waik firm. M resolution calling for a con experienced by U.S. POWs of 1973 liquor licenses, ending a area of the vehjcle to cool it period to reapply after a denial. unified, coherent and logical while ground experts con panel repair job has received protracted legal battle over a stitutional amendment to make almost double the amount of down. Under the agreement, Oc World War II and Korea. Last week, the Elks” grand health care delivery system in sidered a space walk to repair a greater emphasis since it was controversial "whites-only” 78 MAPLE STREET the office of justice of the peace electrical power available to cidental Petroleum Corp. and exalted ruler, Francis Smith of MANCHESTER Connecticut at the lowest possi solar panel and the possibility discovered some of the station clause in the Elks’ national Sioux Falls, S.D., said he will ble cost,” he said. appointive rather than elective. of extending the mission beyond the space station, which has As a result of the battery the USSR will exchange $200 Dr. Richard S. Wilbur, the charter. 646-0037 646-6439 Open 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. The amendment will go before been running on half-power batteries were degraded by degradation,' the National million worth of chemical Pentagon’s top health officer, recommend to the Elks’ "The 1973 session... will als be 28 days. solar heat during the 10 days The order, contained in cer voters in November 1974. since the launch accident. Aeronautics and Space Ad products annually for 20 years. said Friday that ail 566 national convention in July that remembered as the first ses Charles Conrad Jr., Dr! the lab was unmanned after it tified letters from the Bureau the controversial policy be sion in a quarter of a century to Meanwhile, Senate Majority Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Four smaller solar panels are ministration announced Friday The agreement was returned U.S. POWs suffered was launched. what doctors call "stress reac of Alcoholic Beverages, was dropped. reduce the sales tax,” he said. Leader Lewis Rome, R-Bloom Weitz were refreshed after a providing energy for the it had advanced the launch date negotiated by Armand tion” after coming home. He / mailed to Elks lodges across Smith said the court judg "Connecticut’s dubious honor field, said the Senate will meet space holiday Friday and laboratory. But on reduced The astronauts Were to have ..of the Skylab 2 astronauts 14 Hammer, Occidental president, said, however, these the state and to Maine’S tone ment upholding Maine’s an of having the highest sales tax Monday to nominate a hew pitched in on their experiments power, the astronauts have had been launched the next day, but days, from Aug. 8 to July 27. last September. manifestations of depression, Moose lodge in South Portland. tidiscrimination law represents “ B e A Party Smarty” in the nation has become a thing president pro tempore to today, their ninth day in orbit. to curtail some experiments. fright and euphoria "will not The U.S. Supreme Court a financial threat to many in of the past,” he added. replace Peter L. Cashman, Mission Control wakened the Rocco A. Petrone, director of last with them.” recently upheld aiMaine law dividual lodges. The legislature lowered the R-Lyme. astronauts today by wishing the Marshall Center where which bars liquor licenses to “LET US DO THE CATERING’’ sales tax from 7 to 6.5 per cent, Cashman resigned to succeed Commander Conrad Happy testing is being conducted, said U.S. sefvicemen "did badly if the jammed panel could be organizations which dis The Loyal Order of Moose removed the tax on dividends T. Clark Hull as lieutenant Birthday. in the first three years" after released, there’s a possibility 0% criminate on the basis of race. voted this week at its conven and provided for tax relief for governor upon Hull’s promotion “ Oh, you rem em bered,” leaving Japanese prison camps the mission .could be extended The lodges had been serving tion in Chicago to amend its elderly home owners and to the state Superior Court Conrad replied. in World War II and Korean beyond the planned four weeks. liquor under temporary permits membership policy by deleting renters starting in 1974. bench. “He’s a bouncing 43 years old - p camps in the Korean war, issued early this year while the references to race from its con Foods of All Types for All Occasions today,” Weitz commented. “It’s certainly worth looking Wilbur said. case was pending before the at,” Petrone said. He added m stitution and bylaws. “I’m to the point where I high court. Elks officials have predicted should be 39 and forgetting it,” much would depend on what Asst. Atty. Gen Charles R. that the order’s charitable work V the commander said. doctors on the ground think of Threat To Rights Larouche said that in order to the astronauts’ physical condi will suffer from the loss of Hijacked Dane’s On the schedule were a series ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - resume selling liquor, the liquor sales revenue. of sun and star observations, tion late in the journey. They would consult with Kerwin, who Former Atty..Gen. Richard G. RUFFETS - DINNERS - CANAPES more medical investigations Kleindienst says the uproar of Odyssey Ends and an earth resources pass to Watergate may be threatening make geologic, agricultural and i . 4 ' to drown out the judicial SERVED OR DELIVERED oceanograph surveys in a 2,750- Cease-Fire system’s historic concern for mile strip ranging from the protection of individual JL BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP)l — Two masked <0 SUMMER northwest of San Francisco to rights. lu gunmen who crisscrossed 15,(WO miles of Latin America in Mexico City. Differences JUST IN TIME TO SERVE YOUR OWN a record airline hijacking finally m anaged to escape today, In space laboratories' here The televised Senate but they got only $50,000 for their trouble. and at the Marshall Space Said Great Watergate investigation Flight Center in Huntsville, hearings and news leaks from A SESSION Their escape became known . SAIGON (AP) - The Viet Ala., specialists are testing government attorneys and the SPECIAL PARTY AT THE SESQUICENTENNIAL RAIL after the exhausted pilot, Capt. the craft. Two uniformed air Cong said today there are great repair techniques which might FBI have created an at Hugo Molina, landed the air line employes and a civilian differences between it and the be used by the astronauts. mosphere in which it would be liner in Buenos Aires. then entered the plane, and Saigon government in im IIM 2S-«UaiST A sun shield ripped away hard to "imagine that any one 3 Molina said the hijackers had quickly departed. Police sur plementing a real cease-fire for during the launch of Skylab on of those persons could get a fair made off with the money in rounded the craft briefly, then Vietnam. Sponsors they too left. May 14 and one solar panel was trial,” Kleindienst told Courses Available In Resistencia, an Argentine city The official statement, made newsmen Friday. 500 miles north of here. They The gunmen hijacked the at the Viet Cong’s weekly news English, ceramics, painting, life sciences, escaped into the sparsely Cdlombian airliner on a conference, added td growing Kleindienst said some per physical sciences, mathematics, sociology, se ttl^ Chaco region in a pickup domestic flight Wednesday and. skepticism about prospects for sons are being asked to appear ROYAL ICE CREAM in the next two days forced two Wheat Price psychology, philbsphy, political science! 0 ^ truck, he told newsmen. a realistic, long-term truce in before TV cameras to discuss GREMMO & SON SALES “The hijackers ordered me to sets of pilots to fly to Panama Rigging Probe Vietnam. matters that ultimately may in- history^ reading, anthropology, accounting, fly to Resistencia and and Aruba, then on to Ecuador, Henry A. Kissinger and volve them in criminal ^ data processing, music, shorthand, typewriting. threatened to Lkill the Peru, Argentina, Paraguay and To Continue Hanoi’s Le Due Tho -are proceedings. RESTAURANT SUPPLIES i - stewardesses. if I refused,” back to Argentina. scheduled to meet in Paris Molina, a Colombian, WASHINGTON (AP) - An The college reserves the right to cancel any class because of In & EQUIPMENT Molina said. “In Resistencia Wednesday in the second round Agriculture Department in sufficient enrollment. they fled in a pickup truck volunteered to board the plane of negotiations aimed % inti- ENGLAND LUMRER provided by .the local police. I in Aruba to relieve Capt. Jorge vestigation into alleged price plementing provisions of the Tuition and fees for one 3-cr4dlt course: $38.75 rigging during last summer’s U.S. Advieor Killed don’t know where they went.” Lucena, the original pilot. Jan. 27 agr^em'fent .that have For further information, write or call Mr. Tatro, Director of PRATT SIGN COMPANY TEHRAN (AP) — A terrorist The next stop after Resisten The hijackers’ first demand grain sales to Russia has been never been put into effect. The Sumjner Session, Manchester Community College, PO Box was the release of 140 Colom turned over to the Justice shot and killed an advjser to the WILLRANK CARPET cia was Asuncion, Paraguay, IS two met for six days in Paris U.S. military mission this mor 1046, Manchester, Connecticut 06040, Telephone 646-4900. minutes’ flying time away, then bian prison inmates. But the Department for possible last month. Ext. 384 or 385. criminal prosecution. ning as he was walking from his FULLER CONSTRUCTION to Buenos Aires, a 3‘/4-hour hop. Colombian government said no. Col. Vo Dong Giang, a senior Miss Jesseman Honored The next demand was $160,000. A Justice spokesman Friday house to a street corner to be Molina taxied his airliner to spokesman for thq Viet Cong picked up by his driver, the an air force terminal at the After flying about Central confirmed that the delegation to the two-party Marion Jesseman, head of the children’s department at th^ Manchester Public Library, America and the Caribbean for department's criminal fraud American Embassy announced. Buenos Aires Airport and cut Joint Military Commission, told breaks away from a group of adults in order to thank representatives of an age group who MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE a day, they finally received division had been given the The victim was Lt. Col. Lewis his motors. The door opened, newsmen the ^igon govern- rnade her work worthwhile. Mary Meek, 70 Congress St. graciously hesitates while Lydia^ Hawkins, 42, of Plymouth, Ind. and six crew members, in $50,000 in Aruba from a results of the investigation con ducted by the Commodity ment has not displayed any Cameron, 75 Congress St. smilingly accepts her offer of cookies at yesterday's farewell He had served in Iran since last cluding three stewardesses, left represenUtive of SAM, the air change in its attitude to a Exchange Authority. reception honoring Miss Jesseman for 30 years of service. (Herald photo by Pinto) July.. line which owns the plane. solution ’ for a total cease-fire. V ■ X the Ellington night. « championship Pittsburgh 3, Atlanta 1 «■ Ridge Country Club: Pittsburgh’s veteran slugger blasted a three-run homer against 7:30 (22) A’s vs. Red Sox, Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 ■ t the Atlanta right-hander in the bottom of the eighth inning, WTIC 7:38 R enert, Smith. Strouch, Zaihin Only games scheduled For your vacation this year rent a tent trailer camper 7:46 Markowski, Diangelis. Jones. spoiling an otherwise neat job by Gentry and lifting the Pirates to 8:00 (24) Sports ’70s Friday’s Games Goldfarb a 3-1 victory over the Braves. Atlanta .(Harrison 0-2) at JgUT THE ANIMAL, CUT IN 7:54 O’Brien. Kaprove, Cushma, and enjoy the outdoor living. See the fun the whole Cavedon The homer was Stargell’s 14th this season, tops in’ the major SUNDAY Chicago (Hooton 5-3) "^BR’EAK IMG THRU THE 8:10 McCarthy, Robinson. Fariey, leagues. It also was a tape measure job, landing in the upper deck Cincinnati (McGlothlin 2-1) RAILING, IS SET UPON BY Kamins 2:00 (22) A’s vs. Red Sox, -h of Three Rivers Stadium, an area reached only three times family can have. BLOOP-MADPEHED PIRANHA 8:18 Fagani, Peters, Dickinson, Byk WTIC at Pittsburgh (Blass 2-3) N R5H. 8:26 Max, Dickman, Cohn. Pasternack before...each of those times by Stargell. Houston (Dierker 0-0) at St. 8:42 Greenfield, Ferrigno, Repko, 2:00 Yanks vs. Angels, WINF M erker Nellie Briles, who doesn’t have to worry about pitching to 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec Louis (Cleveland 44) N 8:50 McKone. Ertman. Perracchio, Stargell, earned the victory with a three-hitter. New York (Koosman 5-3) at ALLEY OOP BY V.T. II AM I,IN ' Praque tacular Elsewhere in the slim National League schedule, Chicago San Diego (Greif 3-5) N AN ADULT PLESIOSAUR f I KNOW, 8:58 Becker, Kaitz, Finnigan. Chessari 4:30 (3) CBS Tennis Classic We are now taking reser ...BUT O SC A R STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CA.MEF 9:06 Hunter. Roseman, Cagianello, battered Houston 16-8 and Cincinnati edged St. Louis 3-2. Montreal (Moore 3-3) at Los WE DID NOT G E T .' ONLY \ FOOZY... NEVER DID SAY Perry ‘ MONDAY Angeles (Downing 5-1) N vations. Reserve yours ^ THE SMALL ONES REMAIN WHAT SIZE T H ' 9:22 Lombardo, Quigley, Fahey, Redit-Card4 - IN OUR NET.' CRITTER HAD Howat 8:15 (30) Royals vs. Red Sox, Philadelphia (Twitchell 3-1) today, call early. TO BE... GENTS, I ' a BE J THIS HERE MESSAGE BOX ON r FRAZIER, THE PENTAGON I - 1 THINK " ^ I T A IN T '^ Cincinnati ended St. I^uis’ winning streak at eight games, fAY WRIST KIN ONLY BE GIVED ASKED THE C.r.A . IF THEY FITTIN' T 9:30 Indeminico, Berger, Weber, Coel WTIC at San Francisco (Bryant 7-3) N 3BLIOEP IF YEW'U. ’ 9:38 Tulin, Skinner, Fahle, Krefetz beating the Cardinals on a home run by Joe Morgan. COVER FER ME TEW AIR AMERICKY STATION HAD A MAN H ER E-O R IF KEEP LAPIES 9:54 Brown, Peck, Sheldon, Rubin MV STEW-PIN75 DOUBLE e c h o ; I THOUGHT YEW ' THEY'D LOST A COURIER WAITIN'.' 10:()2 Goodman, Ehrlich, Mosher, Cox Morgan’s sixth homer of the year snapped a 2-2 tie in the sixth THINK I w a l k e d WUZ FRUM THEM-BUT YEW IN THIS SECTION.' THEIR 10:10 Davis, Naktenis, Avedisian, inning to beat Bob Gibson, 3-6. He had doubled in the fourth when OUT T'STRETCH MV DIDN'T GIVE THE RIOHT RECKY- '/( a n sw e r w a s ' neg ative.' - Vandervoort the reds scored their first two runs. Most complete supply and 10:26 Delasco, Garbrous, Reever, accessory store In the area. If Filloramo Lou Brock had ^ two-run homer for the Cardinals. 10:34 P otter, McHugh, W einstein, we don't have It, we’ll get It. Roberto CuliH-AsIroii 10:42 McMeekin, Gould, DeRoo, Chan- J- nin Jose Cardenal and Carmen Fanzone each drilled two-run 11:14 Harrigan, Kearney, Dooley, singles in a 10-run Chicago explosion in the first inning as the Tourtellotte Cubs blitzed Houston. BotUa Gas 11:54 Stein, Kearney, Chaine, Zubrow ,12:10 Kemp, Marsh, Paganiti, Rich All of the Cubs runs were unearned with Doug Rader’s two-out STDVES • TOILETS Refills mond error opening the gates. Randy Hundley singled home a run 12:18 Kellner, Brown, Sirota, Honnon during the first inning rally and added a home run in the fifth. REFRIGERATORS • ETC, 12:26 Meurant, Clark, Kelly, Linqua S(;T. .STRIPES . . . FOREVER 12:34 McCusker, Baum, Stick, Rick Monday also homered for the Cubs. BY BILE IIOWBILLA Rayburn Jesus'Alou and Tommie Agee homered for Houston. 1,000s o1 Items to Choose From Special Price r‘> on 72 Left Overs TftKE IT Efl^ : Dealing in Sth Wheelers 26-33 foot in BOl SON WANTED The last word In trevel luxury IM ItrCiH&To Clean, Lata Modal Czar May Fine Players ATCO-15 1/2 up tro 24 1/2 foot: Built to last longer aiT g ^ o f o USED CARS Ultimata In luxury — the 1973 wheel camper travel trailer SHOV WASHINGTON (AP), - Pro The board agreed with the •Mi QimoUP! . _ f~ZAHC>-A I piayers union, however, that football commissioner Pete Top Prices Paid Rozeile can fine players 32(XI the instailation of artificial turf For All Makes is a mandatory subject of b l o n sT eTn ^s for leaving the bench during a >M coilective bargaining because it CARTEB CHEVROliT Route B3, Rockville, Conn. 06068 'A fight -on the field, says the Special orders are our spedaity — Phone 875-6211 p (rt National Labor Relations affects working conditions. CO., me. t,n ,1 HI,, w . The piayers association filed Hours Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. p Board. 1229 Main Street a grievance after Rozeile fined N \