Sp4 James E. Girotti of 75 Angeline West Springfield, unloads his gear after returning from two weeks Army training at Camp Drum, N. Y. A member of the First Battalion of the National Guard, he returned Saturday with other area men from summer duty. Black Political Strategy Outlined by Dr.
Griffin The Springfield delegation to the State Black Assembly has devised new strategies for maximum participation of the city's black population in organizing ward assemblies in each of Springfield's eight wards. Dr. Andrew H. Griffin, chairman of the Black Assembly delegation, said the purpose of new emphasis is to involve as many people as possible in the embryonic stages of organizing black political units. Griffin said representation Arthur Viens Arthur Viens, 79, of 1118 James Springfield, died Saturday in Mercy Hospital.
He was born in Canada, April 24, 1893. The owner and operator of Viens Farm in St. Albans, he worked for St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, retiring in 1967. A Springfield resident for the past five years, he was a member of the St.
Jean Baptiste Society. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Louisia (Laroche) Viens; three sons, Fernand Viens of Hartford, John and Leo Viens, both of St. Albans, ten daughters, Mrs. Cecile Moreau of Springfield; Mrs.
Madeline Noel of Southberry, Mrs. Theresa Niclette of Covently, Mrs. Monique Champagne of Waterloo, Canada, Mrs. Ciaire Planzo of Agawam, Mrs. Anita Boucher of High Gate Center, Mrs.
Laurette Demers of Devon, Mrs. Marie Champigny of West Springfield, Mrs. Susan Mangano of Manchester, Miss Diane Viens of St. Albans, two brothers, George Viens and Paul Emile Viens, both of Canada; two sisters, Mrs. Annette Cadieux of Swanton, and Mrs.
Yvonne Dion of Canada. The funeral will be Tuesday at the St. Pierre and Son Chapin Terrace funeral home with a liturgy of Christian burial in St. Thomas Aquinas Church. Burial will be in St.
Michael's Cemetery. Zoning Board Denies Variance For 10 Lots LONGMEADOW The Zoning Board of Appeals yesterday denied three petitions of the Norman Cote Construction for variances concerning fron1age and area requirements for 10 lots on King Philip Drive. The lots all lie in the Residence A-1 zoning district which requires a frontage of no less than 125 feet for an interior lot and an area not less than 18.750 sq. ft. All 10 lots have less frontage and a smaller arca than required.
The zoning board found "no special conditions which do not affect the zoning area in general" and "no undue hardship." Springfield Sunday Republican, an offshoot of our efforts," Griffin said. "We will not get locked in or controlled by monies with strings attached." Griffin said the Agenda, once it is represented by members of the ward assemblies, will work closely with the state and national Black Assemblies to carry out proposals of the recent National Black Political Agenda in Gary, Ind. "We're starting small, but with ambitious goals," Griffin said. "Our systematic strategy is to have many goals and many programs develop as we go along." Labor Leader Wants Action On Pension A call for a legislative committee to speed up action on a bill that would guarantee workers the right of accumulated pension was issued by a Springfield labor leader. Harry Glassanos, business agent for American Bosch local 206, International Union of Electrical Workers, AFLCIO, told The Union that he was "perturbed" that the state Joint Committee on Commerce and Labor had taken no action on House Bill No.
2781, entitled "'The Employes Protection Act." "We don't want the bill to die in committee," Glassanos said. "It's important to workers, unionized and nonunionized alike." The bill, which was COsponsored by Reps. John Coffey of West Springfield, Robert J. McGinn of Westfield, Alan D. Sisitsky of Springfield, and former Democratic Whip Paul Murphy of Boston, would be the first in the nation to guarantee industrial pensions, Glassanos said.
He said the bill had been adopted unanimously by the District England Conference of the lUE, as well as by the Pioneer Valley Council, AFL-CIO. According to Glassanos, the bill provides for accumulated pensions, whereby, if an employe worked five years with one company, and 10 years with a second, he would be entitled to 15 years pension credit. Glassanos said the bill. if it becomes law, would be a policing effort against "runaway companies that move out of one location and relocate, leaving many employes without pensions. The bill went into committee about three months ago, Glassanos said.
Sheffield Show Springfield, July 30, 1972 55 WEATHER FORECAST High Low 80 60 Chance of Precipitation YESTERDAY'S WEATHER (By National Weather Service of Bratiev Inrernationai Airport) July 29, 1972 High temperature 83 High temperature, year ago 89 Low temperature 57 Low temperature, year ago 63 Precipitation 0 Precipitation, year ago :48 Barometric pressure 29.98 Hours of sunshine 12.0 Hours of sunshine, year ago 2.6 Normal hours of sunshine 9.1 Relative humidity 68 Record High (1933) 96 Record low (1968) 52 Highest temperature since Jan. 1 92 Lowest temperature since Jan. 1 --2 Today's Summary FORECAST FOR SPRINGFIELD AND VICINITY Conderable cloudiness today and tonight. High around 80, low tonight around 60. Monday partly cloudy, cooler with highs in upper 70's.
ALMANAC: Sun rises 5.41; sun sets 8.11. MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND -Becoming mostly sunny today with highs around 80 degrees. Fair tonight, lows in the 60s. Increasing cloudiness on Monday with highs 75 to 80 degrees. BOSTON AND VICINITY -Today, mostly sunny, highest temperature around 80, gentle variable winds DAY In Westfield, July 28.
Raymond Day. 72. of 106 Lancaster husbana of the late Edna M. (Bellevue) Day. Funeral services 04 at at Hillcrest 11 Byron a.m.
Park funeral Burial Cemetery. home, will be Monday Calling in hours Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 1. DECELLE In Mary Lane Hospital, Ware. July 27, Mrs.
Victoria (Lacroix) Decelle, 67, of 181 West Ware, beloved sister of Mrs. Lydia Gauthier, of Ware. Funeral services morning will at be 8.15 held from Monday the Charbonneau funeral home, 30 Pleasant followed by a liturgy of Christian burial at 9 a.m.. in Mt. Carmel Church, Ware.
Burial will follow at the Cemetery in Agawam. Calling hours Saturday to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. DEREN In Springfield, July 28. Mrs. Catherine (Kusnierz) Deren.
83, of 97 Filmore Chicopee, widow of Teotil Deren. Funeral Monday at 8 a.m. from the Cier pi al memorial home, Chicopee, followed by a lituray of Christian burial in St. Stanislaus Church. Chicopee.
Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Chicopee. Calling P- hours Saturday 7 to 9 and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. to 4 and 7 to 9.
HARRINGTON In the Wesson Memorial Hospital, July 28, George B. Harrington, of 22 Virainia St. Beloved husband of Leola M. (Robbins) Harrington and peloved father of George B. Harrington and Mrs.
Audrey L. Pegoraro. Funeral from the State St. parlors of the T. P.
Sampson Co. Monday at 8, followed by a liturgy of Christian burial In Holy Name Church at 9. Burial In St. Michael's Cometery. Visiting hours 7 to 9 Saturday and Sunday only.
HEALEY In Sorinafield. July 28th. Mrs. Dorothy M. (Hixon) Healey.
of 8 Hampden East Longmeadow formerly of Chic. Falls. Wife of William F. Hcoley. Funeral services from the Byron funeral home Monday at 8 a.m, followed by a lituray of Christian burial in St.
Michael's Church. East Longmeadow at 9. o.m, Burial will be in Gale of Heaven Cemetery Callinn hours Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 m. HERSEY Springfield, July 28. Mrs.
Ella P. Porter Hersey, 85. formerly of 178 Thompson 'St. Widow of George L. Herscy.
Funeral services Byron funcrol home, Monday at 1:30 p.m, Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. No callina hours. GIGUERE In Springfield. July 28. Mrs.
Lucille (Dziok) Giguere of 24 A Grope Chicopee, wife of Philip Giguere. Funeral Monday at 9 at the Starzyk funeral home, Chicopee. Burial will be in Center Cemetery, Montgomery. Private, no calling hours. GRIFFIN In verestfield.
July 28. Lucy 73, of 341 Southwick wife of Herbert A. and mother of Richard Robert Paiva of Colorado; Edward Paiva of Cheyenne, Wyomina; Mrs. Janet Daltore of Methuen. Mrs.
Joan Champaane of Mrs. Theresa Davieau of field. Funeral Monday 8 a.m. from the Healey funeral home, 29 Broad St. followed by liturav of Christian burial at 9 a.m.
in St. Mary's Church. Burial in New Cemetery. Southwick. In licu of flowers those who wish may make contributions to the Western Chapter, Mass.
Heart Association, Spfld. Visiting hours Saturday to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. I IN THE SINCERE HOPE. of rendering a helpful serve ice to our readers desiring to pay tribute to their loved ones through an "In Memoriam" notice, we have available a booklet that is yours for the asking which contains appropriate verses for every deceased family member. Just call 787-2422 and ask for Miss Gerry and she will mail a booklet to you or if more convenient, visit our 1860 Main Street offica for your copy.
The Springfiell Newspapers UNION REPUBLICAN DAILY NEWS Obituaries E. Gilligan, Teacher at Lenox High LENOX Edward W. Gilligan, 59, of 108 West died Saturday in the Berkshire Medical Center, Pittsfield. A lifelong resident, he was head of the Social Studies Department at Lenox Memorial High School, He served as baseball and basketball coach from 1941 until 1963 when he switched to golf, becoming the high school team coach. A graduate of Georgetown University in 1935, he was a communicant of St.
Ann's Church, a Navy veteran of World War II and a member of the Stockbridge Golf Club. He leaves his wife, the former Isabel Wadsworth; three sons, Mark Kevin E. and Michael all of Lenox; a daughter, Mrs. Cornelius McMahon of Richmond; and two brothers, Thomas J. of Pittsfield and Richard M.
Lenox. The funeral will be Tuesday in St. Ann's Church with burial in St. Ann's Cemetery. Kelly funeral home, Lee, is in charge.
Josephat E. Lepine HOLYOKE Josephat E. Lepine, 73, of 68 Cabot St. died Saturday in Holyoke Hospital. He was the husband of Loretta (Plouffe) Lepine.
Born in Canada, he resided in Holyoke for the past 50 years and was employed for many years prior to his retirement as an ironworker PLUTA In Mary Lane Hospital July 29, Joseph W. Pluta, 54. of 46 High Gilbertville, beloved husband of Juli (Daniel) Pluta, father of John and Joanne. Military funeral services will be held Tuesday at 8.30 from the Cebula funeral home, Ware, with a liturgy of Christian burial at in St. Aloysius Church, Gilbertville.
Burial will be in Paxton Memorial Park, Paxton. The calling and hours Monday are 2 to 4 Sunday and 7 to 9 p.m. POOLER In Springfield, July 21, 1972, Mrs. Alice (Mahaney) Pooler, 89, formerly of 150 Jamestown widow of George Pooler. Grave side service at St.
Michael's Cemetery Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. Dickinson Streeter service. SHERMAN In Springfield. July 29, Abraham Sherman, 81, of 204 Commonwealth Ave. Funeral today at 2 p.m.
at the Harold R. Ascher memorial chapel. Burial in Beth Israel Cemetery, West Springfield. SISTER ROSE ELIZABETH At Our Lady of Lourdes School, July 28, Rev. Sister Rose Elizabeth, C.C., of the Sisters of the Cross, 280 Tinkham Road.
In secular life Miss Lucy DeJoseph of Utica. N. Y. concelebrated liturgy of Christian buria! will be held Monday morning at 10 a.m. in the Chapel of the Our Lady of Lourdes School.
Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. T. P.
Sampson Service. TRAINOR In Cooley Dickinson Hospital. Northampton, July 27, John J. Trainor. 87, of 23 Kenrick Place, Amherst, after a long illness He was the second Chief of Police in Amherst.
The Douglass funeral home is in charge. The funeral will be at 9.15 a.m. Monday with liturgy of Christian burial of 10 a.m. in St. Brigid's Church.
Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Northampton. Calling hours are Saturday and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Douglass funeral home. VIENS Arthur Viens.
79, of 1118 James died Saturday in Mercy Hospital. Husband of Louisio (Lar oche) Viens. Funeral Tuesday at at the St. Pierre and Son Chapin Terrace funeral home with a liturqv of Christian burial in St. Thomas Acquinos Church at 10.
Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. Visiting hours are 7 to 9 and Monday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Abraham Sherman Abraham Sherman, 81, of 204 Commonwealth Springfield, died Saturday at Springfield Hospital. He was born in Lithuania Sept.
24, 1890. A Boston resident before moving to Springfield in 1943, he worked at Springfield Jewish Community Center and was a member of Beth Israel Synagogue and of Leisure Lounge and Friendly Circle of the center. He leaves his wife, Bertha (Klatzin) Sherman; and a daughter Mrs. Celia Gin. sberg, with whom he lived.
The funeral will be Sunday at Harold R. Ascher memorial chapel. Burial will be in Beth Israel Cemetery. West Springfield. Memorial week will be at 204 Commonwealth Ave.
Charles Baraschdorf ADAMS Charles Baraschdorf, 83, of 79 Bellevue died Friday night at his home following a lengthy illness. A native of North Adams, he was a retired employe of Arnold Print Works. He leaves a son, Robert of Adams; a brother, William of North Adams, and a sister, Mrs. Hubert Gay of Adams. The funeral will be today in McBride funcral home.
Burial will be in Bellevue Cemetery. for the Haarman Steel Co. He was a member of Liberty Quoit Club and the Ironworkers Union Local 357 of Springfield. Besides his wife, he leaves a sister, Mrs. Marcial Brunelle and three brothers, Albert, Samuel and Theodore all of Canada.
The will be from the J.H. Fleury and Sons funeral home Tuesday followed by a liturgy of Christian burial in Precious Blood Church. Burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery, South Hadley. Sr. Rose Elizabeth Rites Monday Rev.
Sister Rose Elizabeth, C.C., a member of the Sisters of the Cross, died Friday at the convent, 280 Tinkham Springfield. She was in her 36th year of religion. In secular life Lucy DeJoseph. she was born in Italy, Oct. 15, 1903.
She entered the Sisters of the Cross, a contemplative society of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, in 1936 in Utica, N. Y. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Louis Trotta and Miss Lena DeJoseph, both of Utica, N.Y. A concelebrated liturgy of Christian burial will be said Monday in the Chapel of Our Lady of Lourdes School, 280 Tnikham Rd.
Burial will be in St. Michael's Cemetery. T. P. Sampson Co.
is in charge of funeral arrangements. Joseph W. Pluta GILBERTVILLE Joseph W. Pluta, 54, of 46 High St. was pronounced dead on arrival' Saturday in Mary Lane Hospital, Ware.
Dr. Louis E. Roy, medical examiner, said death was from natural causes. A native of Gilbertville, he attended local schools' and was employed as assistant maintenance foreman by Eagle Hill School, Hardwick. He was an Army corporal in World War II and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Besides his wife, the former Julie Daniel, he leaves a son John and a daughter Joanne, both at home; his father Albert of this town; four brothers, Michael of Ware, Edward and Walter of this town and Chester of West Warren, and two sisters, Miss Caroline of this town and Mrs. Isabelle Kirchor of Richardson, Texas. A military funeral will be Tuesday at Cebula funeral home, Ware. Burial will be in Paxton Memorial Park. Mrs.
Philip Giguere CHICOPEE Mrs. Lucille (Dziok) Giguere, 44, of 24 Grape St. died Friday in Springfield Hospital Medical Center. A native of Chicopee, she was formerly employed by American Bosch division of AMBAC Industries and F. W.
Sickles division of General Instrument Corp. Besides her husband, Philip, she leaves a daughter, Phyllis: at home; two sisters, Mrs. Clare Boutin of Springfield and Mrs. Jeannette Mandeville of Chicopee, and her mother. Mrs.
Sarah (Lord) Desmarais of Gardner. The funeral will be Monday morning at Starzyk funeral home. Burial will be in Center Cemetery, Montgomery. Raymond Day Raymond Day, 72, of 106 Lancaster Springfield, died Friday in Western Massachusetts Hospital, Westfield He was born in West Springfield, ()ct. 22, 1899.
A lifelong area resident, he was a railroad passenger conductor for the New York Central Railroad for 43 years, retiring in 1965. A Navy veteran of World War 1, he was a member of Hope Congregational Church and American Legion Post 21. He leaves a son Donald B. Day, with whom he lived; and a sister, Miss Hazel E. Day of Springfield.
The funeral will be Monday at Byron's funeral home. Burial will be in Hillcrest Park Cemetery. Mrs. George L. Hersey Mrs.
Ella (Porter) Hersey, 85, of 178 Thompson Springfield, died Friday. She was born April 3, 1887 in Wostfield. A Springfield resident for many years, before her retirement she was a nurse at Wesson Memorial Hospital. She was a member of Faith Congregational Church and the Daughters of the American Revolution. She leaves two sisters.
Mrs. Mabel P. Pool of Westfield, and Mrs. Alma P. Hill of Springfield.
The funeral wAl be Monday at Byron's funeral home. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemctery. DiSanti Gets More Chief's Test Points Acting Fire Chief Angelo DiSanti is now eligible for: permanent promotion following a procedural change in the method of marking Civil Service tests. DiSanti, fourth on an established Civil Service list for the position of fire chief with a mark of 89.38, received an additional 1.80 points in his training and experience mark, pushing him into third place. The Fire Commission, the appointing authority, can select either the first, second or third man on the list, according to Civil Service requirements.
Deputy Fire Chief Raymond J. Boudet is first on the list, followed by Deputy Chief Rinaldo L. Santamaria, DiSanti and District Chief John Rosa, whom DiSanti replaced on the list. Mrs. Mabel Campbell, state Civil Service director, said the procedural change resulted in re-examination and rescoring of grades.
DiSanti, who has been turned down on three different tries for a new test, has an appeal pending in the Massachusetts Supreme Court. He alleges the Civil Service lost one of his test papers and that he did not receive a proper score. He further claims the court should order a new examination since his test paper was lost. DiSanti said he wasn't sure what he will do now and: would discuss the situation with his lawyer. He has been acting fire chief since April, 1971, but draws only his regular deputy chief's salary.
becoming easterly around 10 miles per hour. Tonight, fair, lowest temperatures in the 60s. Monday, increasing cloudiness, highs 75 to 80 degrees. VERMONT Sunny to partly cloudy today, slight chance of a breif shower or possible thunderstorm in north portion, high in mid 70s 10 low 80s. Variable cloudiness tonight and Monday.
Chance of showers developing Monday afternoon or night. Low tonight in 50s. High Monday in mid 70s to mid 80s. MAINE Fair to mostly sunny today with highs in the 70s to low 80s, Fair tonight, lows in the 50s. Partly cloudy Monday with highs in the 70s and 80s.
CONNECTICUT Portly cloudy today, highest around 80 except in the mid 70s along the shore. Mostly cloudy tonight with chance of a few shower over the south. lowest 60 to 65. Fair and warm Monday, highest 80 to 85 except in the 70s along the shore. TIDES-(at New London, Conn.) Highs at 12.31 a.m.
and 1.03 pm. Lows at 7.09 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. Death Notices KELLY In Springfield July 27, James B. Kelly of 82 Woodside Terr.
Funeral from Byron's Funeral Home, Monday at 9 a. followed by liturgy burial, in Holy Name Church, at 10 a. m. Burial in St. Michael's Cemetery.
Visiting hours Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. LEPINE In Holyoke, July 29, Josephat E. Lepine of 68 Cabot St. The funeral will be Tuesday from the J. H.
Fleury and Sons funeral home at 9.30 followed by a a lituray of Christian burial in Precious Blood Church at 10. Burial will be in Notre Dame Cemetery, South Hadley. Calling hours Sunday and Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. MARSH I Boston, formerly of Springfield, July, 27, Louise W. (Estabrook) Marsh.
Former manager of Springifeld Women's Club. Wife of the late Robert P. Marsh. Mother of Robert P. Marsh of Dover Wellesley.
and Also George sur- E. vived by five grandchildren. Services private. In lieu of flowers contributions In her memory may be made to the American Cancer Society. PINCINCE In West Brookfield, July 28, Deus Pincince of 16 Washington Monson, husband of the late Marie (Lariviere) Pincince.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 8.30 from the Lombard funeral home, Monson, followed by a liturqy of Christian burial in St. Patrick's Church 9, Burial in Bethany Cemetery. Monson. Friends may call Sunday 2 TO 4 and 7 to CARDANO In loving memory of our beloved son, Anthony J. Cardano who passed away July 30.
1971. 1 cannot hold his little hand. Or hear his little voice Still his memory lingers on. Sadly missed his father. mother, brother and sister.
LANGONE In lovina memory of Frances Lanaone who passed away July 30, 1970. Though years may pass before we sce Our Mother's face once more, The faith she taught US at her knee. Will lcod at last to Heaven's door. Sadly missed by husband James, children, Rosario, Jerry. Anno, Jennie.
LANGONE In loving memory of Frances Lanaone who passed away July 30, 1970 The depths of sorrow we cannol tell. Of the 1055 of one we loved so well, And while she siceds a peaceful sicen, Her memory we sholl always keep. Sadly missed by her daughter. Jennie Maqaanoli Family LANGONE In loving memory of Frances Langone who passed away July 30. 1970.
In our home she is fondly remembered, Sweet memorics clina to her nome. Those who loved her in life sincerely Still love her in death just the same. Sodly missed by Daughter Anna Acosta Family LANGONE LANGONE In loving memory of Frances Langone who passed away July 30, 1970. We do not forget her, We love her too dearly For her memory to fade From our lives like a dream. Our lips need not speak When our hearts mourn SIn cerely, For arief often dwells Where it seldom Is soon, Sadly missed by grandson, Francis.
LANGONE In loving memory of Frances Londone who passed away July 30. 1970. In our heorts your memory Ilnacrs, Sweetly tender. tond and true, There is not a day. dear mother, That we do not think of you, Sadly missed by son, Jerry and family LANGONE In lovina memory of Fronces Lanaone who passed away July 30.
1970. There is link deoth connot sever. ovA and remembrance Inst forever Sadly missed by aranddaughter. Julia husband, Rodney. IN MEMORIAM will come from each ward an to devise a mechanism to have separate ward assemblies.
After that each ward assembly will elect members to: a "City Black Agenda," a power group to deal 1 with problems facing black residents of Springfield. According to Griffin, such a grass-roots approach would be a significant first, which he hopes will become a model for similar efforts in other cities. Originally, the delegation planned to hold city elections to the Agenda on July 22, but Griffin said the delegation decided on the ward assembly plan as the most "humanistic and functional way of creating an organization from within the people." Griffin said the organizing efforts in the wards began about three weeks ago, and should be completed within a month, depending on the amount of persons involved. Griffin said an important feature of the program is that wards will become organized at their own pace, without any attempt by the Assembly delegation to impose restrictions of time or previous commitments. The ultimate goals of the Agenda are to "educate and inform the community on the political ramifications and implications of their acts and deeds; to develop strategies overcome barriers that have kept blacks second-and third-class citizens; to evaluate and modify our programs progress as we go along, and to become actively involved in decisionmaking policies in the political and economical world of Springfield, including everything from education to welfare," Griffin said.
"We will be in control of our own destinies, and fully responsible for our failures and successes," Griffin said. Griffin said that organizing efforts in the wards would be on a "person-to-person" level. through such means as churches, clubs, and private organizations, without a great reliance on the media. The community reaction so far has been positive, according to Griffin. Griffin said the immediate goal is to establish a very strong base in the black community, consisting of people who can express their needs and make things happen on the city level.
Such persons, according to Griffin, are not necessarily the "old guard" leaders. "We're not aiming for exclusion of such groups as the Urban League, NAACP, or Springfield Action Commission. Actually, any duplication of efforts by them and us doesn't hurt," Griffin said. "However, we feel can provide mechanisms to make them more effective." Griffin said the Agenda would not be limited by federal and city funds, making it much freer to act politically than established groups which cannot tagonize corporations that fund them. "Any funding of us will be Guardsmen Return Home Area National Guardsmen returned home yesterday from two weeks annual training at Camp Drum, New York.
Training was completed last Thursday. Friday the Guardsmen stopped overnight in West Stockbridge before returning to area headquarters Saturday. The First battalion has headquarters in Westfield, armories Agawam Holyoke, Springfields and Northampton. Crime Report William Carrollo, 135 Stoney Crest Middletown, reports breaking and entering to automobile. Edward Sullivan, 74 Ridgevale Bridgeport, reports breaking Breaking and Entering and entering to automobile.
Breaking and Entering And Larceny Federal Housing Administration, 1464 State Springfield, reports breaking entering larceny at 253 Hanco*ck Springfield. owned by above. Entry gained through cellar door. breaking lock. Forest Pork Bath House, Springfield.
reports breaking entering larceny at same, method unknown. Henry VIlI Lounge. 1257 Boston Springfield, reports breaking entering larceny at same, entry golned by keys stolen in June. Knights of Columbus, 2071 Panc Blvd. Springfield.
reports breaking entering larceny at some, entry gained through window on cast side of building. Larcenies Maureen Doncy, reports 26 larceny Terrance of Sv from same. Hannelore Allen, 32 Beacon Springfield, reports larceny of wallet from pocketbook while at work at New England Life Insuronce 1985 Moin Springfield. Attempted Larcenies Edward Maynard, 86 Cedar Springfield, reports attempted larceny of air conditioner from window on east side of above address. Malicious Damage Joseph Wynn, 292 Commonwealth Springfield.
reports malicious damage to automobile. Reports Martin Sullivan, 110 Layzon Brothers Indian Orchard, reports beina assaulted. Cheryl A. Trainor, 180 Maple reports bring assaulted. Christ Church Plans Bible School Christ Church Cathedral, 35 Chestnut Springfield.
will hold a Bible school beginning Monday, July 31. for two weeks Monday .10 Friday, Malcom W. Eckel, dean of the Cathedral, said yesterday. Free to the public, classes will be in Spanish and English, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
for children in kindergarten through 9th grade, Eckel said. SHEFFIELD The 24th annual Sheffield Antiques Show, one of the oldest in the Berkshires, is primed for its three day run, Aug. 10. 12, at Old Parish Church. ADAMS DRUG STORE PAGE BLYD: OPEN ALL DAY.
A.M.-9 P.M..
