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PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 21, 1973Obituaries Governor FavorsChanges InMrs. Florence F. BiHsellVoter RegistrationMrs. Florence Fallow Bissell,86. of 23 Gerard St., died Satur day at the home of her niece,Miss Faith Fallow, with whomHARTFORD (AP) - Gov. p e a c e h a n d le su c h c e r she made her home.Born in Manchester, she lived Thomas J. Meskill says the job tifications. But some registrarsin Paterson, N.J. 54 years. She of certifying switchovers in have asked that the authority beowned and operated her own voters' party reg istratio n s granted to them in the wake ofbeauty salon for many years im should be assigned to voter published claims that somejustices of the peace have il Paterson. She returned to registrars.Manchester three years ago.At present, justices of the le g a lly n o ta riz e d v o te r s ’requests to join the RepublicanBesides her niece, she is sur party.vived by a half-sister, Mrs.A rth u r J . H o lm e s ofMeskill, in a television inter Manchester.view Sunday, said the lawPrivate funeral seryices wereshould empower the,registrarsheld today. Buriat was into certify the switchovers. ButBucktand Cemetery.he also said there had been noThe Holmes Funeral Home,Discharged Friday: Charles proof to date that the published400 Main St., was in charge of Fisher, Enfield; Alice E. Bell, allegations concerning thearrangements.74 H aw thorne S t.; D ebra justices of the peace were true.T he H a r tf o r d C o u ra n tSargent, East Hartford; EvelynJumes Prenticeclaimed in copyrighted storiesJa m e s P re n tic e , 80, of A. Butler, 142 Walker St.;last week that state civil ser Glastonbury, died Saturday in Lucille H. Brown and son. Eastvicejobs and promotions wereM a n c h e s te rM e m o ria l Hartford; Joseph T. Mistretta, being given to people who con Hospital. He was the brother of 112 School S t.; G re g o ry v in c ed th e ir f rie n d s andM rs. R u th W ilson of Caouette, 173 Mountain Rd.; acquaintances to switch theirLouis Garbich, Box 564, Bolton.Manchester.party affiliation to the GOP.Born in Manchester Sept. 9,The paper added that someAlso,GeraldD.Callahan,411892, he lived in Glastonbury 70justicesof the peace notarizedyears. He was a dairy farmer. Hartland Rd.; Ann T. Czaplicki,switchover forms illegally byHe was also known as the Wall St. Apts., HebrM; Annetteperlforming the certification Fred A. Ramey Jr., director of Manchester Community College’s hnsinpcc "Moonlight Trader.” He was a Griffin and son, 107 Spruce St.;outside the presence of the Sion, presents an award, given in his name to the outstanding business studentveteran of World War I, and Judith A. Blanchette, Stafford signers of the forms.Ernestine Johnson of 75 Pleasant St. (Herald photo by Pinto) was a former member of the Springs; Dolores G. O’Brien, 93The charges are under in yAmerican Legion, Glastonbury. Kenneth Dr., Vernon; Alvah L.vestigation by Hartford CountyOther survivors are his wife Sibley, 943 E. Middle Tpke.;State’s Attorney John LaBelle.and daughter, both of Glaston Mary White, 115 Olcott St.;In a reference to LaBelle’s in BeverlyP.Hall,56AMt.Ver bury.quiry,Meskill said: "If there’sFu.ieral services will be non Dr., Vernon.something wrong, let’s get itMiss Ernestine Johnson of 75 R estau ran t in Bolton, was ford Chapter, Award, to LesterAlso, Nancy C. Forde, 224Tuesday a t 11 a.m. at theout in the open. We’re not going Pleasant St. received the Fred attended by about 100 students, LaShombe.MainSt.;DerickT,Reincke,Holmes Funeral Home, 400to cover anything up."A. Ramey Jr. Award, given faculty, and guests. Master of Data Processing Depart Main St. Burial will be in East Mansfield Center; Michael W.On another matter, Meskill to the top student in Manchester ceremonies for the event was ment Award, to Thomas Hill.Ray, Amston; Peter C. West, 22Cemetery.CommunityCollege’sbusinesswas asked by a newsman if hisF re d e ric B lum enhagen of Secretarial Science Depart Friends may call at the Pineview Dr., Vernon; Celiafight against the rate increases c a r e e r s d iv is io n , a t th e Manchester, who was the ment Award, to Barbara David funeral home tonight from 7 to Krinjak, 891 Center St.sought by the Hartford Electric division’s annual banquet last recipient of the John J. Oleksiw son.D is c h a r g e d S a tu r d a y :9.Friday.Award for outstanding work in Letters of commendation,M argaret J. Gazdzicki, 172 Light Co. and the ConnecticutMiss Johnson, a fo rm e r the accounting curriculum.Light&PowerCo.reflecteda.Mrs.'Rulh M. Undenfrom the Connecticut Society ofMaple St.; Harold S. Bedurtha,Other awards presented at Certified Public Accountants,Mrs. Ruth M. Unden, former 132 W eth erell S t.; Sylvio new, consumer oriented image N ational M erit Scholar, isly of 19 Winter St., died in a Beaulieu, 78 Niles St.; Wanda he was' suddenly trying to graduating from the college’s the banquet included:to Elizabeth Selig, Fredericproject.executive secretarial program T h e A d m i n i s t r a t i v e B lu m en h e n , Ju lie Zukas,local convalescent home Sun Kaminski, 255 School St.;" I ’d prefer to think you’re with an accumulative average M a n a g e m e n tS o c ie ty Walma ’Taylor and Ireneday. She was the widow of Mar Pauius E. Ingram, Storrs;tin Unden.Walter W. Savilonis, Windsor seeing the real image and not a of 3.756. The Ramey award is Scholarship Award, presented Hallisey.Born in Rockville, she lived in Locks; George Brooks, 321 new im ag e,” the governor given to the outstanding student to Donald Sparks.The Alpha Beta Gamm aas determined by a vote of the Wall Street Journal Award, chapter presented membershipManchester 12 years.Lake St., Vernon; Gail G. Don- responded.businesscareersdivisionfacul Meskillsaidutilitycom to Irene Hallisey.Survivors are a brother, F. F, di. South Glastonbury; Mary C.certificates to 28 students, andp a n ie s h a v e h ad b e t t e r ty A m e r ic a n M a rk e tin g a l s o a w a r d e d h o n o r a r yE c k h a rd t of N orth F o rt Dunlop, 101 Hamlin St.Friday night’s fourth annual Association Award, to Charlene memberships to three MCCMeyers, Fla.; a sister. MissAlso, Francena H. Brown, justifications for past rate in C o r r in eE c k h a rd tof W illim a n tic ; D eb o rah L. creases than they have at the awards banquet, sponsored by Cole.f a c u lty m e m b e rs . Thethe Alpha Beta Gamme honor S ale s and M a rk e tin g chapter’s scholarship and ser Manchester, and several nieces Danks, Box 314B, RFD 3, present time.“ I feel so strongly that the society and held at Fiano’s Executives International, Hart- vice award went to Julie Zukas.and nephews.Coventry; Alice D. Belcher, 363F u n e r a l s e r v i c e s a r e Spring St.; John P. Kirkpatrick, utilities have been very fairlyWednesday at 2 p.m. at the 44 Peachtree Lane, South Wind treated and they are getting aHolmes Funeral Home, 400 s o r; H elen A. W ecal, 43 good return on their money andMain St. The Rev. Burton D. Maxwell Dr., Vernon; Clara E. they don't need a rate in Strand of Concordia Lutheran Renn, 219 N. Main St. ; John J. crease,” he said.Meskill, who has announcedChurch will officiate. Burial Ellison, 287 Woodbridge St.;Has anyone seen “Old Ugly- Manchester Historical Society.will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, Minga D. Getchell and son, his intention to testify against Face?”“Old Ugly-Face” is a bookThree special courses on run the rate increases before theRockville.He is missing, and, hard as written in Manchester in the latMerrow Rd., Tolland.ningfor health, beginning golfPublicUtilitiesCommission,Friends may call at theit has looked, the fine arts 1930’s by Talbot Mundy while heA lso, J e a n Z ila h y andfuneral home Tuesday from 7 to daughter, 4 Knollwood Dr., Ver said he had full confidence in co m m ittee of th e Whiton was living on Pitkin St. It is and beginning karate will beoffered in the weeks ahead by9 p.m.!non; Sallejan Esten, 83 Maskel the commission but still wanted Exhibit, cannot find him. The d e s c r i b e d a s a t a l e of th e ex ten sio n d iv isio n a ttomakeapersonalcontributioncommittee would like to include "mysticism, clairvoyance andRd., South Windsor; Joseph V.M a n c h e s te r C o m m u n ityBambolatl, Rt. 85, Hebron; to fighting the rate boosts. Two him in its display of Ih e works adventure” with Tibet as its College (MCC).M n. ‘Helen L. ar locale and the kidnapping of aMrs. Helen Louise Andre, 79, Janet E. Sisco, 65 Arcellia D r.; Meskill appointees.“ Run for your life” is atists in the Sesquicentennial youthful Dalai Lama as part ofof 22 Vernon St., died this mor Linda J. Topping, 39 GerardAskedaboutstatehiringE x h ib it sponsored by the its plot. It is the last of the course to improve fitness andSt.;MaureenH.Freethy,33ning at Manchester Memorialgeneral health by increasingpractices, Meskill said thatW ashington S t., V ernon;author’s 36 principal works the body’s ability to utilizeHospital.perhaps32stateemployes—which included such intriguing -oxygen. For individuals of allBom July 15, 1893, lAstPera, Michael R. Moore, 51 Gerald workers in his office and thetitles'as "Om,” " ’The Seventeen ages, the course will emphasizeInd., she lived in Hartford Dr., RFD 3, Rockville; Kevin lieutenant governor’s office —M.Ridel,77KennethDr,,Ver Thievesof El-Kalil,” “Tros of running and jogging as the mostbefore moving to Manchesterm ight have been hired onnon.S a m o th r a c e ,” and ‘‘The efficient means to improvesix years ago.politicalgrounds.Discharged Sunday: Ray The Zoning Board of Appeals Mystery of Khufu’s Tomb.”She is survived by fouraerobic capacity. It will be"I think that when a governor will hold a public hearingmondW.Coburn,WarehouseMFR. Mundy (1879-1940) b a s e d on th e p r in c i p le snieces.iselectedandalieutenantF uneral services will be Point; Raymond F. McQuaid, governor is elected they are en tonight at 7 in the hearing room spend five years in Manchester developed by Dr. KennethTuesday a t 8 p.m. at the Stafford Springs; Jam es H. titled to hire people around of the Municipal Building. On in the late 1930’s after many Cooper for the aerobicstonight’s agenda will be the y e a r s of K ip lin g e s q u e physical conditioning programHolmes Funeral Home, 400 Wright, 61 Charter Oak St.;them who are in line with theirMail! St. The Rev. Kenneth L. Frank K. Morton, Swamp Rd., political views and their views following requests:wandering and adventuring whicli he designed for the U.S.A request by the Shell Oil Co. over the face of the globe. He Air Force. Classes will meet onGustafson, pastor of Calvary Coventry; Robert J. Blinn, 151 of programs,” he said.for a special exception and a w as b o rn in London b ut Tuesdays and ’Thursdays, begin Church, will officiate. Burial Ellington Rd., South Windsor;state hearing for approval of travelled extensively, in India, ning tomorrow f m 5:30to6:45will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Theresa Amanek, East Hart ford; Charlotte L. Carrell,location for the addition of a Tibet, Africa, Egypt, Arabia in classroom 4 on the college’sPeru, Ind.WarehousePoint;BerniceA.concreteblock storeroom to the an d A u s t r a l i a . He w as main campus on Bidwell St.Friends may call at theM embers of King Davidfuneral home Tuesday from 3 to Chappell, 478 N. Main St.; Vera Lodge, lOOF, will meet tonight rear of the Shell service station fascinated by the Indian occult The instructor will be BarryFiedorczyk, 25 Sherwood Cir at 252 Spencer St., an area teachings and his novels reflect Sheckley, cross country ruhning5 and 7 to 8 p.m.at 7:30 at the Holmes Funeralcle.zoned for Business II.his interest in the native magic coach at MCC and a-registeredHome, 400 Main St., for aAlso, Marjorie P. Deming,A request by August Zeppa of Africa which he studied in AAU distance runner.memorial service which will beHampton; Helen 0. Kasper,conducted by the grand lodge for extension of permission to tensively. He wrote many ar The beginning golf Course willCharles S. RobertsMansfield; Bruce M. Weinofficers for the late Charles S. house farm workers for six ticles and short stories, which cover jdl aspects of the golfFuneral services for Charles traub, 139 G randview St.;months per year at 738 Birch were translated into French, swing; including grip, stance,Roberts Jr.Mt, Rd.S. Roberts who died Saturday, R o b ert H adden, Box 102,German, Swedish, Hindustani take-away and follow-through.will be at 1 p.m. at the Holmes Buckland; Beverly M. JacobsenA variance request by John and Japanese.M em bers of Xi G am m aC l a s s e s w ill m e e t onFuneral Home, 400 Main St,, and son, 49 Duncaster Lane, Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will Volz to erect a two-family homeDescribed as "big, fair man; Wednesdays, from 9:30 to 11with the Rev. Winthrop Nelson Vernon; Marilyn Sewell, 336 meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the on the south side of Delmontp artly bold, with a round, a.m., beginning on June 6, atof C enter C ongregational Cooper Lane, Coventry; Andrea home of Mrs. Robert Zavos, St., Residence Zone A.earnest face,” he moved from Mt. Nebo field on Spring St. ’TheChurch officiating. Burial w;ll B. Mercier and daughter. East lOlK Tudor Lane. After theA variance request by the Manchester to A ina, Maria, i n s t r u c t o r w ill b e A lexbe in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Hartford.m eeting and refreshm ents, Savings Bank of Manchester to Fla., where he died.H a c k n e y , g o lf p r o a tRocky Hill.A lso, D a lla s D odge, 26 Mrs. John Melnicsak will pre maintain and increase the sizeManchester Country Club.A n y o n e k n o w in g th eFriends may A ll a t the C onw ay R d .; W anda L, se n t a p ro g ram on flags. of a free-standing sign at theThe beginning karate coursewhereabouts of his book “Oldfuneral home tonight from 7 to B rid e a u , 47 V illag e S t.,rearof923MainSt.Members are reminded this is aUgly-Face” may contact Miss will cover techniques of various9.Rockville; Patricia A. Green “come as you a
22.05.1973 · funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. Two Killed In Collision WALLINGFORD (AP) - A 52-year-old woman and a 16- year-old boy are dead after a two-car crash on South Colony' Street, police report. Police said the auto of Mrs. Dorothy G. Valentine; 52, of North Haven was proceeding north in the southbound lane of the street Sunday night when it collide with a car carrying three boys. HARTFORD
