PAGE T W /^y-roU B - HEBALD. Wed., June 13, 1979 " ■ ••'•.•• '•?».'• . ■ . .— -- ........ ' Nehon-Leeming Steullet-Varley Elizabeth Leeming of Manassas, Va., and James Evan Nelson of Woodbridge, Va., were married June 9 Sheryl L. Varley and Henry J. Steullet Jr., both of r I — 1 at First Congregational Oiurch, Fall River, Mass. Manchester, were married May 5 at Emanuel Lutheran Arguments in CD Appeal \ Whalers Satisfied 1 Connecticut Flower 1 Rhanif Rockville High The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Patricia Leeming Church. of Virginia Beach, Va., and Eldredge Leeming of The bride is the daughter of Donald Varley of Delayed until September 1 With Draft Picks 1 Blooms This Month 1 Graduation Ceremonies South Dartmouth, Mass. The bridegrrom is the son of Manchester and the late Mrs. Shirley Varley. The 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson of 32 Earl St., bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steullet of Page 12 1 Page 13 Page 17 Pageo 6-7, 18 Manchester. Manchester. ^ * The Rev. Dr. Richard Wilcox of First The Rev. Ronald Fournier officiated at the double-ring Congregational Church of Fall River and the Rev. Nor­ ceremony. Melvin Lumpkin of Manchester was organist / man Swensen of Trinity Covenant Church in and Daril Klein of Manchester was soioist. Manchester, officiated at the double-ring ceremony. ’The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a iianrli^Htpr The bride was given in marriage by her father. Qiana gown appiiqued with flower and leaf lace, and Clear Tonight, Judith Thompson of San Diego, Calif., was her designed with keyhole neckline, long tapered sleeves sister’s maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth trimmed with lace and an A-line skirt. Her veil of im­ Sunny, Hot Friday Nichols of Westport, the bride’s step-sister; Judith ported silk illusion was edged in lace and attached to a Details on page 2 Leeming of Newport New, Va., the bride’s sister-in- lace cap. She carried a cascade bouquet of white roses. law; Barbar Norman of Swansea, Mass.: Bonnie Karen Vennart of Manchester was maid of honor. Mallin, of Waterbury, Vt.; Deborah Eng of Daien; Bridesmaids were Shirley Zeppa of Bolton, Carol Dumas and Katherine Yoder of New Cannan. of Coventry, Selena Steullet of Manchester, the bride­ Kenneth Nelson of Manchester served as his son’s groom’s sister; and Mrs, Karen Steullet of Manchester, best man.. Ushers were Douglas Nelson of Manchester the bridegroom’s sister-in-law. Energy and David Nelson of Bangor, Maine, brothers of the lEufmng Anthony Steullet of Manchester was his brother’s best Vol. XCVIII, No. 216 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, June 14, 1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 204 Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered bridegroom; C. Petty Chilberg of Ellington, cousin of man. Ushers were Mark Steullet of Manchester, the At a Glance the bridgegroom; Richard Leeming of Newport News, bridegroom’s brother; Eugene Botteron and Mark Va., the bridge's brother; Richard Nichols of South Washington: ’The House Ways Lautenbach both of Manchester; and Stephen Varley of and Means Committee, trying to Dartmouth, Mass., the bride’s step-brotber; and Bert Manchester, the bride’s brother. Rich of Hampton, Va. William Thompson of San prevent windfall oil profits A reception was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall without discouraging increased Diego, Calif., the bride's nephew, was ring bearer. in Manchester, after which the couple left for New Grasso Can’t Stop A reception was held at the Acozxet Club in Westport production, voted Wednesday to Hampshire. They are residing in Manchester. subject newly discovered oil to a Harbor, Mass., after which the couple left for Mr. Steulet is employed at the Pratt & Whitney Divi­ Virginia. They will reside in Woodbridge, Va. modified windfall tax. sion of United Technologies Corporation in East Hart­ W ashington: White House Mrs. Nelson is assistant chief of the Physical ford. Therapy Department at Prince William Hospital at press secretary Jody Powel} said Manassa, Va. Mr. Nelson is office manager of Nelson Thursday that even at best, there Trucker Blockade Henry J. Steullet Jr. Freighways, Inc., Intermodal Division, of Springfield, will be spot shortages of fuel Mrs. Janies E. Nelson Va. (Hughes photo) around the country this summer. Paris: The United States HARTFORD (UPI) - A delegation drivers’ protest “totally ineffectual” be more energy and labor efficient,” College Grade Wednesday urged OPEC to adopt of independent truck drivers, after and said the trucks would be towed if Merk said. ’’But it’s a legislative “responsible’’ policies that will meeting with Gov. Ella Grasso the drivers didn’t get the huge 18- matter. There’s nothing either they not injure the world economy and today, said they’ll continue to block wheelers away from the pumps. or I can do here.” Lehman-Palmer Among the graduates at Hellstrom, 474 Adams T., Rae A. Strickland of called for a common Western pumps at several Connecticut truck He declined to comment on when Peter Secondi, president of the Purdue University are: magna cum laude; Terri L. Manchester, received a Stephen A. Dunlap of 154 strategy to deal with the oil stops to protest rising fuel prices. they might be towed. Secondi Bros. Truck Stop, said he The six drivers thanked Mrs. A Milford police spokesman said wouldn’t prosecute drivers of the six Glastonbury: Kimberly Johnston, 574 Spring St., B.A. degree from Bard S. Main St., Manchester, cartel. magna cum laude; Cynthia received an M.D. degree Grasso for seeing them in her office, Mayflower had the legal right to tow trucks which have been blocking his Goodrich and Jaye K. College, Annandale-on- London: U.S. Treasury Lynn Marie Lehman of Manchester and Keith Rossall A. Shanley, 43 Philip St.; from the University of but said it didn’t sound like there was the trucks, but ’’the only problem is stop since 6 p.m, Tuesday. Palmer of Coventry were married June 9 at the Frist Milley. Hudson, N.Y. She was the Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal and Cynthia A. Timbrell, 19 recipient of the Wilton Florida College of much the governor could do about getting someone to tow them.” “At this point we have no other Congregational Church of Coventry. South Glastonbury: told the International Monetary Indian Drive. Moore Lockwood Prize for Medicine at graduation their demands — specifically cheaper Merk said he agreed with the alternative than to do nothing and The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Lehman Con- Steward W. Beckett III. Conference Wednesday the es­ adcademic distinction. exercises on May 26. calation in oil prices since the diesel fuel. truckers’ gripes, but couldn’t do just wait to see what the outcome is con. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy M anchester: Ann L. Arab oil embargo has "forced a ”If we have to get our trucks towed anything about them. He said the with other operators and with the Palmer of Coventry. Kersting. away, we’ll just bring them home truckers at his stop were also truck men themselves,” Secondi The Rev. Bruce Johnson of First Congregational fundamental change in the world economy” and Western and park them,” said Herb Johnson protesting Connecticut’s weight limit said. Church performed the double-ring ceremony. C3ieryl Receiving degrees from * • * * democracies must “forego higher of East Haven, a spokesman for of 73,000 pounds, which they wanted One employee said the protest was Wadsworth of Hebron was organist. Keene (N.H.) State College members of the Independent raised to 80,000 pounds. ’’very quiet,” but had virtually shut The bride, given.in marriage by her brother, Wayne are: Cumberland farms living standards on a permanent basis” to solve the energy crisis. Owners-Operators Association. ”I agree with them. I think it would down the entire business. Lehman, wore a gown of silk nylon and venise lace Manchester: Diane R. Truckers today continued to block designed with Empire waist and chapel-length train Beirut, Lebanon: ’Die Qatari The World Almanac'’^ oil minister Wednesday accused 30 diesel pumps at a Milford truck trimmed with lace. Her three-tiered elbow-length veil of stop off Interstate 95, but the owner silk illusion was attached to a lace and seed pearl Juliet Western oil companies of profiteering and said they should said he would not have the drivers cap and she carried a nosegay bouquet of roses, car­ ^p itnicU arrested. GOP Raps Rules nations, stephanotis and baby’s breath. be blacklisted by OPEC if the ' KX)% PURE practice continues. Mrs. Grasso said she would lobby in Washington for lower fuel prices Margo Neilson of Coventry was her sister’s maid of New York: ’The nation’s gas­ oline stocks declined last week, and check into the truckers’ demands honor. Bridesmaid was Cathy Rafala of Manchester. for increased truck weights and For Youth Panel Leslie Palmer of Coventry, the bridegroom’s sister, was the American Petroleum Institute reported Wednesday. lengths. But the governor said junior bridesmaid. MANCHESTER — ’The Republican the regulations. He feels the change 1. Havana brown, Scottish ORANGE Washington: Nigeria’s am­ everyone is in the same inflation fold and Russian blue are Town Chairman said he feels a vote was aimed at getting rid of Ander­ bassador to the United States, boat: Roy Palmer Jr. of Coventry was his brother’s best things (a) you smoke (b) to change the rules of the Youth Com­ son. Olujimi Jolaoso, denied “Your problem is the same man. Ushers were Raymond Crue of Rochester, Mich., you pet (c) that fly mission is aimed at getting rid of one ”If they’ve changed the regulations 2. Darwin published his Wednesday that his government “Manchester is not a political island while social storms are problem everyone else is having in a and Peter Neilson of Coventry.