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4 Record-Joumol MeriHen Ct Wednesdoy September 11 1985 Obentar laid the grievances of air -controller! against the FAA are virtually identical today to what they were at the time of the 1981 strike long work weeks restrictive leave policies excessive overtime stress and bad management (Continuedfrom page 1) 'Rep James Oberstar D-Minrt and chairman of the panel told repeaters that while the "nation's air traffic trol system is safe" the work force is Jieing stretched too thin Bagels litter 1-91 i Texan executed HUNTSVILLE Texas (UPl) Convicted killer Charles Rumbaugh who turned burglar at the age -of 6 was arrested for robbery when lie was 12 and sentenced to death at 17 was executed by injection early Wednesday Rumbaugh 28 of San Angelo Texas was exe- cuted for the 1975 shooting death of a jewelerin a robbery that netted S54 He was the 48tii person put to death in the United States since the Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1978 and the 10th in Texas Rumbaugh had spent 10 tt years on death row receiving stays of execution in 1982 and 1983 but he refused to authorize lawyers to seek another stay saying don't care anymore Art Supplies Brushes Colors and Tablets More You Buy The More You Save 30 OFF UP -tO Replacement BRUSHES by Sirnmora Grumbactier A Windsor Newton WATERCOLORS OILS A ACRYLICS by Bocour Grumbactier Hunt and Uquitox TABLETS Sketch watortotor charcoal newsprint briitol CANVAS Boards stretched and rolls A tractor-trailer rig hit a utility pole on Interstate 91 Tuesday morning splitting the trailer in half and spilling split and the bs a load of bagels onto the highway highway stoopl The truck from Render's BagerBak- utes The right eryof West Haven hit the pole at 5:15 aim while traveling north between exits 15 and 16 near the Meriden-Wal- lmgford line a state police spokelwo- man said" Authorities were unsure which community was the actual site ofthp accident The driver Rogelio Baex 30 of New Haven was transferred from World War II Vfeterans Memorial Hospital in Meriden to Yale-New Haven Hospital i Obituaries- where he was The spokeswoman lit and the 11: 45 am causing leips during said spokeswoman was the cream In addition of at the to dispose (2332330 SCOTT PAPER COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS Towels Tissue Wipers Free Delivery Church ft Horst Ine 33-49 So Colony St 237-3931 WINDSOR NEWTON PR0FESS108IAL NATERCQUMS 15 Off WATERCOLORS OUMXYUCS 1 sr 2-18 3 ts 6 sr 7-25 6srissn30 TAILiTS 1 sr 2-10 3 ts 5-29 6 sr 7-25 Isrwtrs38 CANVAS 1 sr 2-10 3 Is 5-20 6 sr 7-25 8srsMrt1P ON TO BUR ft MATCH NUT ONLY WITNIN CROUP All Drafting Supplies 15 OFF DRAWING TABLES Student Study Lamps 1495 100-watt clamp on Avail in red blue brown almond 'white Reg S35 Floor Easels BR9SH8S 1 sr 3 ts 5-28 6 sr I STMTS 36 YI5 tfrom 1150 Zippered Portfolios All Styles All Sizes 25 OFF Metal Sectional Frames Gold Silver OFF era bam iMue le Bm toitofeS Open Dally Sun H-B Canvas The ART ARTIST -1 ITS 24" 31" DRAWING 24" 31" 41 Broad Stf URGENT AUCTION Of Repossessed Oriental Rugs by orderof secured parry will be heW or Ramoda Inn 201 Vodiingion Ave 0-91 Exit 12) Haven CT Sun Sept 15th View 1 Contend of unpocked balo held undet Intenm Soidcred by original ownen to be I-by auction to roue funds fa unpad i Doles contain various types of hand made onental iug sizes 2x3 to iopm sizes numerous patterns and colon Each nig carries certificate of authenticity and appmlsal Mo buyers premium every nig vriS be nuciloned Auctioneer llquidatof: Challenge Oriental Rug Gallery New York NY PRODUCE CWTSK 1W It VH wiaaiMnenGMT TO UMIT QUANTITUS TODAY THURSDAY ONLY 699 a XL 99 FRESH NATIVE CAULIFLOWER YELLOW ONIONS FRESH CARROTS FORMICA TOP DRAWING TABLES White Formica Top Folds to Solid Core Solid Base 36" Reg 42" Reg Reg 18100 11500 12200 14600 TABLES UST PRICE OUR PRICE i 9295 7400 36" 9950 7960 42" 11950 9560 48" 14850 11 880 after truck crash treated and released said the trailer bagels tumbled onto the big traffic for 15 inlane was closed until minor traffic prob- morning rush hour she it was the' said we needed workers from state Department Consumer Protection arrived scene and ordered of the bagels The funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the North Haven Funeral Home 36 Washington Ave i Mary Mirra WALLINGFORD Mary Marriott Mirra 64 of 7 Summerwood Drive died Monday at Yale-New Haven Hospital She was the wife of the late Ernest Mirra She is survived by three sons Joseph Mirra of Wallingford with whom she had lived for the past five months Pat Mirra and Anthony Mirra both of New York two daughters Elizabeth Sta-leton and Victoria Casall both of New grandchildren The funeral will be held at Feranga Brothers Funeral Home 920 Allerton Ave the Bronx NY Burial will be at St Raymonds Cemetery in the Bronx Valerie Markowski MERIDEN Valerie Markowski 70 of 309 Broad St died unexpectedly Monday evening at the Essex Shoreline Clinic after being stricken at her summer home in Old Saybrook She was the wife of the late John Markowski Sr Born in Middletown Sept 22 1814- daughter of the late Anthony and Nellie Osora Ciajka she had been a resident of Meriden for the past 47 vers and was a parishioner of St Stanislaus Church' She and her husband had been coproprietors of Markow ski's Gas Station for 50 years She was a member of the Emblem Club No 224 the Meriden Arts and Crafts Association the Meriden Council of Catholic Women and the Meriden Senior Citizens She Is survived by three sons1 John Markowski Jr and Thomas A Markowski both of Meriden and William Markowski of Southington a daughter Mrs Timothy (Martha) Ju-rek of Middletown a brother Robert Cika of Portland a sister Stada Mylnarskl of Farmington five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews She was predeceased by a sister Mary Nowakowski and a brother Edward Czajka The funeral will be held Friday at 9:45 am at the Stempien Funeral Home 450 Broad St and at 10:30 am at SL Stanislaus Church Burial will be at St Stanislaus Cemetery Dorothy Strublr WALLINGFORD Dorothy Margaret Struble 73 of 38 Jonathan Road died Tuesday at her home She was the wife of the late James Struble Born in Johnsonburg Pa Oct 11-1911 she was a daughter of the late Jo-' seph and Bertha Schatz McAlee She had been Hamden resident for 25 years before moving to Wallingford six years ago She was a parishioner of Our Lady of Fatima Church She is survived by a daughter Barbara Struble of Wallingford two ions James Struble and Thomas Stru-' ble both of Wallingford: a sister Veronica Wolfe of Johnsonburg five grandchildren and several Hirers and nephews She was predeceased by two sisters Helen Peters and Edith McGo-nignl a brother Leonard McAlee Funeral services will be held Thursday at 9:15 a at the Yalesvllle Funeral Home 381 Main St Yalesvllle and at 10 am at Our Lady of Fatima Church for a mass of Christian burial Burial will be at Beavcrdalc Memorial Park Hamden Mucsmsn TSUTWZTI' MT Hmil nans WtHWMS ssens wvics BUTTERNUT 3 ACORN PU A AC SQUASH Middletown 347-7261 (tar 79fh 1'snsp Read Record-Journal Classified Ads Continued from page 2) Tomas Pepin drowns in RI NEW BRITAIN A New Britain man formerly of the Meriden area drowned in the ocean off South Kingstown RL Sunday while rescuing his fiancee from swiftly flowing waters According to South Kingstown Police Tomas Pepin 33 of 1525 Corbin Ave and Anna Wodjewodka of Wallingford were crossing a sand bar near Cards Pond when the sand gave way underfoot and she was pulled into the -water Pepin entered the water to push her to safety but was himself swept out about lOQ yards from shore Wodjewodka was pulled to safety by other beach- goers- Pepin was pronounced dead at South County Hospital A native of New Britain he had been a student at St Stanislaus School in Meriden was a graduate of Xavier High School in Middletown and of Middlesex Community College He 'attended the University of New York and New York School of Design and was employed by Joseph Feldman Co in Wallingford Surviving are his parents Robert and Dorota Majka Pepin of Middle-' town: two brothers Dr Timothy Pepin of La Habra Calif and Shawn Pripin of Middletown his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Sylvio Pepin of the East Berlin section of Berlin several aunts and uncles The funeral will be held in New Britain Thursday at 8:30 hm at the Bur- ritt Hill Memorial Funeral Home 332 -Burritt St and at 9:15 am at Sacred Heart Church Burial will be at Sacred Heart Cemetery -Mary A Callahan vt BRISTOL Mary A Callahan 87 formerly of Southington wife of the late Jeremiah Callahan died Tuesday at Bristol HospitaL Born in Canton Mass Feb 15 1898 a daughter of the late Timothy and Julia Sheehan Lehan she had been a Southington resident for most of her -life Mrs Callahan was a graduate of West Haven Surgical and Maternity Hospital and was a member of St' Thomas Church of Southington She is survived by a brother William Lehan of Bristol and a sister Agnes Ludecke of Southington and several nieces and nephews The funeral will be held Friday at I a at the O'Brien Funeral Home 24 Lincoln Ave Bristol and at 10 at St Thomas Church Burial will be at St Thomas Cemetery Southington Harold Hook NORTH HAVEN Harold Hunk husband of Mary Brandon llook of 83 Fallon Drive died Tuesday evening at Connecticut Hospice in Branford Besides his wife he Is survived by daughters Marlalyre A Honk of North Haven and Mrs Vincent (Elizabeth) Panaronl of El Toro Calif a son' Richard Honk of Wallingford a lister Mrs Daniel (Viola) Delaney of Hartford 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren He was predeceased by a son Harold Hook Jr and two sisters Ethel Oberer and OHve Prumer Funerals Mirlmrl I Hammond WMliNGfOsO HwliirofOllwOKiWMlL 8wwd Wl ellf VN arMna Mee toa Vain- lUa SoHm'S SI eiwef OuMal wn biyi CftHI SOW Hipumud I tMJ tM b'aNMi NMn Oal I On w4iMlt Sn Nwx-wd 1 Dm Maod pi Iw4lw Hirinlorr MUMS bwS le TkeeUwe tew Saga So ws fcaM twaiOai OllsnliN IWaai Si Caak a Ibo Sa Sal larO In imw fo IM sae0 (MS aOntHTOd iaxiilaMO'CmwlMaat 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StowcnanotitoUb Sgonan Dotting Soil 20 tot a puf paw i 888 luonymut 2 pqfcjn wvwywa Walter Zygtnonl MERIDEN Arrangrmrnta have been completed for the military funeral fur Walter ZygmonL 80 of 308 Britannia St who dird Monday at Independence Manor Services will be held Friday at 815 at tho Stem- pirn Funeral Home 454 Broad SL and at 6 at St Stanislaus Churrb for a mass of Christian burial Burial will be at St Sianislaul Cemetery Zygnwnl was born Nov 1 1904 In Mendra a ion of the late Joseph end France Proknp Zyimonl and attended focal ichaota He wai a 39 year veteran of the Ul Navy imed In the medical corps during World War II and retired with the rank of lieutenant la 1951 He remained a member of the naval reserve After hi discharge he nothed fur several year for the Chase Manhatten Bank in New York He wa a parlshuw Her Of iLlUftlslau Church He la survived by twe brother Frank Zygmont with whom be made bn home and Henry ZygmonL both of Meriden and levrrot mere and nephews He wat predeceased by two brother John Zygmonl and Stanley Zygmont Q7CW- 7 CMC Ual Foil Bulb Tulips daitodits crocus hyo-emtht JL' 888 lumlng luih Naming ituar 2 gawe Lie I two ma Sp ftwMProa Diwm an fw-ewM ad l-M (an mm lew Ns hnxmtf wt tH Owe HHf 0 Mse wwe 4 'is ft 4i- A-'4.