PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.,- ^ a steam spray and November rose 12.1 per cent — the fastest But when i have one, November, 1973, which was 3.5 per cent after Richey said Nixon’s rights to the I tian President Anwar Sadat has seen to it $250 deposit. A dry iron; or a rate in 55 years — the Bureau of Labor below November, 1972. tapes already were protected under a tem­ that Jews in Egypt lead a peaceful he put on start one. Statistics reported Friday. But real spen­ Schultze said price pressures that began porary restraining order he issued in existence. dable earnings fell 6.2 per cent, the most \\ Choose any of B blender. from oil and food last winter have now earlier suits over their custody. Ross added that “1 encountered in his Santa Then take your rapid pace on record. .■0 permeated the entire economy. But he “This suit is not needed,” Richey said Alexandria what I never found in White House Press secretary Ron suit and choice. these: a pair of W It can’t last for- said inflation is no longer the chief during a hearing on the latest custody bat­ America: A temple president with all the Nessen said the figures show “inflation tle. “I don’t think you have anything to money he could use.” regular tote bags F ever, so come in has not let up.” problem. "It has been replaced by started giving recession.” worry about, nor does your client until I Schindler also indicated some out gifts, the whole $25 deposit. or a single deluxe now. Save some Longest Decline Worker layoffs and cutbacks in working decide the question of ownership. And I’m stereotypes of the Egyptian people were Charles Schultze, senior fellow at the hours contributed to the declining buying going to do that soon.” corrected by the visit. town went wild. Crowds Take home tote bag; a dutch money. Take home a nonpartisan Brookings Institution, said power of consumers in November, the Richey then told the numerous lawyers “Our observations were that the majori­ oven; a spice rack; gift from our Santa. the U.S. standard of living is in its longest Bureau of Labor Statistics said. The Involved in the three custody suits to be in ty of the Egyptian people are not poured in. Begging for an elegant gravy extended peacetime decline since the average work week in November fell 1.1 court at 2 p.m. Monday for further bellicose...not at all war-like, certainly blenders. Screaming for ladle with match­ a distinctive sal­ And join the celebration Depression of the early 1930s. hours, which reduced Income. hearings on the cases. He hinted he not the way we pictured them to be.” 'There was a standa^ of living decline Pay raises for workers in November already may have made a decision and spice racks. Crying for ing cake server, or ad set; a bridge that Manchester just that lasted several months in late 1950 and came to 0.2 per cent, but BLS said prices that he might rule Monday. V, chair; or a cozy couldn’t hold back. rose four times faster — 0.9 per cent as Nixon’s latest lawsuit challenged the comforters. a handy combination measured by the Consumer Price Index. law signed Thursday by President Ford Come on down and get in screwdriver/wrench set. comforter. Food Prices Up which grants custody of the tapes to the Food price Increases, especially sugar GSA. and Items with sugar, were the main INSIDE culprits In the rising prices, BLS said. TODAY Food prices, which usually decline late Top Bicentennial Design . V- in the year, jumped 1.1 per cent over Oc­ tober. Food costs were up almost 20 per Senior Citizens...... WEATHER Susan Lapierre, senior at Manchester night at the town hall. Susan is 17, the cent from November, 1973. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel L. Other consumer items that forced up the High School, holds the winning Churches ...... Page 6 Lapierre of 25 Wadsworth St., and a Fiist Federal Savings Index were homes, clothing and household letterhead she designed for the Television ...... supplies. Gasoline prices declined for the Occasional snow this afternoon, possibly Manchester Bicentennial Committee student in the MHS art class of Mrs. 344 Middle Turnpike V\fest, Manchester Manchester Has It...... Page 18 fourth straight month, but were still 26 per mixing with rain at times. Possible ac­ and, on top of that, the $25 U.S. Sally Balukas who ran the letterhead Business New s...... Page 5 cent higher than one year ago. cumulations of one to two inches. Savings Bond prize. The committee contest for the committee. The com­ Precipitation tapering off to brief flurries Three Straight for East .... Page 12 The 12.1 per cent inflation rate for the 12 cochairmen, Nate Agostinelli and mittee will use the letterhead on all SHOPPING DAYS Ahu in hJoNt HartfoM, Glastonbury, Rockville, Vernon, South Windsor before ending tonight. Highs today in the m months ending November was the highest its correspondence through 1976. Indians Top Hornets ...... Page 12 mid to upper SOs. Lows tonight in the 20s. Francis Mahoney, gave her the prize since 14.0 per cent In 1919, a BLS at their regular meeting Thursday (Photo by Carol Kuehl) TO CHRISTMAS CiftH mu»t bf pkked up in |>erBon and are limiteil in urn- |wr family. Ikrald Angle...... Page 12 spokesman said. Partly cloudy Sunday with highs in the SOs. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, manchester. Conn., Sat,, Dec. 21, 1974 — PAGE THREE

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 21, 1874 NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS WHEN YOU THINK THEATER SCHEDULE NAflOHAl WIATHII tltVICe K>tf€AiT •• 7Aik 1ST M By WALLY FORTIN 3IN V tR l f.A I] the hardwood. Here is the final you have a prosperous and DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 3:15-7;05 grandchildren up to the age of dowrftown mancliAStor th tn g r by members of the Sacred Dan­ Vernon Cinema 1 — 3 a o a results for the afternoon's cing group from the Center enjoyable New Year. (DIVISION OF CARRIAGE HOUSE EOUTIOUE) eight. Members are reminded work: We thank you all very much "Friends” 1:30-7:10; "The Ap­ Vernon Cine 2 — "The Ab- to bring gifts (under |2) bearing Congregational Church. They prenticeship of Duddy Kravitz” In the Men's Class A group, for your wonderful cooperation, bication,” 7:00; "Badlands,” LOS AN6CLIO their children’s name. put on an interpretation of the 9:00 8:45 'ATL< A1 LaPlant took thy high triple Bible story of Christmas with and participation throughout Cinema 2 - “Treasure honors with a 534; Andy singing and dancing. It was a this past, year, and we look Showcase 1— "Earthquake,” Island” 1:00-3:00: i "The Ab- O A U ^O Lamoureaux won the high story of prayer and forward to our continuing to be Read Herald Ads bication” 7:00; Badlands” 12:00-2:25-4:50-7:15-9:55; single with a 204. In the Class B of service to you in 1975. Special Late Show. 12:15 thanksgiving which is our faith. 8:45 lOWIIT TIMNtATUIIt group. Michael Zawistowski Everyone present was moved God bless you all. NKWOfILKAN* took both honors with a 518 for Showcase Cinema 1 — Showcase 2 — "Towering i 2 o _ ^ n o MIASM by simplicity and sincerity. We "Earthquake" 12:00-2:25-4:50- Inferno," 12:10-3:30-7:00-10:30 the high triple and 190 for the <30 ■ M r enjoyed it immensely and are • Connecticut law 7:15-9:55 high single score. grateful to the ladies who per­ Showcase Cinema 2 — Showcase 3 — “ Longest 40, r - ‘iiO iN D < For the Women's Class A Yard," 12:30-2:50-5:10-7:40- formed: Betty Simpson, Jane "Towering Inferno" 12:10-3:30- group, Mary Chaves took both Behnke, Shirley Stager, Sue 7:00-10:30 10:15; Special Late Show, 12:25 i»«H K i,;a»wow honors with a 414 for high triple jO > h q ^ o Valade, Wilma Joyner, Elaine Showcase Cinema 3 — and a 157 for the high single. In Low, Lynn Nelson, Priscilla prohibits Sunday Showcase 4 — "Golden Gun," "Longest Yard” 12:30-2:50- the Class B group, Ida Cormier 12:00-2:25-4:50-7:25-10:05; >'/AwiONntk ^ r i & v Baxter, Connie Santoro and 5:10-7:40-10:15 won the high triple with a 320 Specicff Late Show, 12:20 Roberta Macaro. Showcase Cinema 4 — UnWfAIHIIFOTOCASI^ and Ann Haupt won the high All in all, it was busy, but "Golden Gun” 12:00-2:25-4:50- single with a 142. everyone enjoyed the day and openings of 7:25-10:05 For Period Ending 7 AM EST Sunday. During Saturday night, snow will be found over Short Schedule left humming Christmas FAMOUS OWNERS parts of Maine, New York,^ the Dakotas and the central Rockies. Some rain is indicated for rfj With Christmas coming up Carols. ffliLfid this week our programs will be Candies Say i Sunday. KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) -- the north Pacific coast, otherwise, generally fair weather is forecast elsewhere across the ■raE FLORIST Going along with this was a somewhat limited. Just check Errol Flynn, Noel Coward and nation. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta report on the patients at Ian Flemming all owned huge our schedule at the end of the Manchester Memorial 31 (55), Boston 27 (42), Chicago 22 (37), Dallas 38 (73), Denver 25 (43), Duluth 11 (M), Burnside Theatre — "God­ estates in Jamaica, according to For All Your column for what's happening. Hospital. Margaret Hoppe, Merry Christmas Retail Stores father Part II,” 12:30-4:15-8:00 the Jamaica Tourist Board. Houston 45 (78), Jacksonville 38 (66), Kansas City 30 (49), Los Angeles 51 (63), Miami 57 By the way, you folks who are Emily Shuffle, Albert PelK% U.A. East 1 - "Airport,” Flemming also used Jamaica ^ (75), New Orleans 42 (76), New York 31 (44), Phoenix 41 (70), San Francisco 43 (60), Seattle Christmas Flower Needs.., interested in the Florida Hop, and Margaret McCue. 2:00-4:00-6:00-8:00-10:00 the setting for part of four of his 38 (43), St. Louis 27 (49), Washington 32 (51). wc will be registering for it on Next week the column won't (unless closed Saturday for religious reasons) U.A. East 2 — "Island on the James Bond books. 24 Birch St., Manchester Monday, Jan. 6. At this time be in until Saturday, as Christ­ In a mosf fasfeful way Top of the World," 1:00-2:00- you must pay at least half of mas Day is Wednesday. 3:00-4:00-5:00-6:00-7:00-8:00- 643-6247 • 643-4444 the total cost. Next Fun-Day 9:00-10:00 (every hour on the Week in Review Pinochle So for next Thursday as part hour) OPEN SUNDAY MORNING Wednesday rolled in, and of our Fun-Day, our good friend • D&L will continue to and MONDAY NIGHT during the morning we had 12 Nils Carlson, bettern known as Our tables for pinochle with the Mr. Cameraman, will have a p r ^ ? s following winners: few slides for us on some of the People Top Manchester News John Derby, 649; Grace happenings here at the center Candy I For Parents and Moore, 620; Bess Moonan, 601; and a couple of trips. I’m sure uphold the law...we Joseph Windsor, 598; Mary you’ll enjoy them, and who Christmas list includes: Their Children ease restrictions on liquor ser- less than last year. 'The local Nackowski, 586; Helena People in town administra­ Parker resigned as president of 1 knows your picture may be the Manchester State Bank. ving restaurants in post office, which has been able Gavella, 568; Clara among them. Niles tells me he BOXED CHOCOLATES — A special fruit and nut as­ QINtfUL AUOUNCU tion, politics, and the financial to keep up with the mail dally Hemingway, 56'i; Robert AN AfnAdrTMtMd community topped the Joseph A. Schauster, a bank in­ Manchester, and Town Planner has a few surprises, so plan on this season, hasn't had to pay Schubert, 552; Robina Carroll sortment, double dipped chocolate will not open Sundays. Manchester news this week. corporator and director, was Eric Potter’s liberal proposal joining us Thursday. It will be a named chief executive officer appeared doomed. much overtime or hire much and John Gaily, 551; Violet change from being around all covered nuts, fancy packed holiday tins, Police Chief James M. Rear­ seasonal help. Dion, 550; George Last, and MMOfTiaOUIOANei don, after 40 years in police to serve until a new president is William Sleith, chairman of your relatives the day before. and a large selection of boxed dark and M ottno Frank Gadomski, 544. work, resigned his post effec­ chosen. the Mayor’s Downtown Action Don't forget that coming on milk chocolates and white. tOMMMriglMifyNMt* In the aftternoon we had four tive Jan. 6. The resignation was Committee, criticized the PZC Thursday, Jan. 2, is our first big tables for bridge with the accepted Monday by Town for its “narrow and myopic dance of the New Year, so get Fund Drive following winners: HARD CANDIES — Both solid and filled Christmas Manager Robert Weiss, whose views” on the liquor rules. with it, and join us. Lots of Recognize This Piece? Marge Reed, 5,210; Eugene job it is to pick a new chief. “ Friends of New Hope Downtown Manchester goodies to munch on, door candy in attractive tins and bulk. Cut Toch, 4,260; Marge McLain, 3,- MtTHICTIO X Reardon has headed the local Manor,” a fund-raising drive to appears to be the focus for a prizes, and best of all, you’ll be rock, foil wrapped fruits and berries and indv 17 mnim mMiptnvtait^Si; 510 and Luella Horton, 3,370. D&L urges you to shop FewierAiwiiOwemiiii force since 1959, when he came end New Hope Manor’s finan­ proposed housing rehabilitation Ifs The Home of the dancing to live and lively paper thin ribbon candy. In the absence of our clerk to Manchester after retiring cial problems, opened this program, considered by the music, senior citizen style by * S receptionist, Jae DuPont, our from the State Police. He week. Its goal: J72,0(K). Con­ Community Development Ad­ Louis Joubert, and his band. good friend Elizabeth Cone hasn’t announced any plans for tributions may be sent to New visory Committee as the top CHOICEST Tickets are available at our of­ CHOCOLATE NOVELTIES — Colorful foil wrapped Hope at P.O. Box 403, priority for spending federal spent the day in our office fice, and will be sold at the Santas, trees and tree ornaments. Solid today and Monday ^HOOWUNOflinAaMT the future. answering the phone, and (AoKnMimviMnr Town officials also learned Manchester. block grants. door. Oh, yes, our bus will be chocolate Santa pops, Christmas Genev­ meeting many visitors. We cer­ this week they’re losing another Radio Station WINF of The advisory group suggested running that night. MEATS IN TOWN! tainly thank Mrs. Cone for as and Foiled Chocolate Bells and Balls. employe; Assistant Town Manchester announced plans stronger housing code enforce­ The menu for Monday will be 9 > MPA* volunteering her time, especial­ Planner Ronald Blake an­ for a Dec. 27 "radiothon" to aid ment and establishment of a homemade turkey soup, grilled feaSSS*tW*5S:S%KiS:i:ss*%5S "We Give Old Fashion Butcher Service” ly when this is such a busy time ’til 10 p.m., and nounced he’s resigning to New Hope. WINF staffers will low-interest loan fund to assist hamburgers, fruit tart and a homeowners in making rep^rs. of the year. SPECIALTIES — Chocdlatd covered ginger and Jordan become Tolland’s town planner. play a benefit basketball game beverage. crackers, creamy wafers, jingle bell / DOUMi FUTURE (FQ) ^ TTie town’s clerk-of-the-works Jan. 11 with New Hope’s staff Thursday it was reported that 160 For Dinner Schedule for the Week and residents. town building department Thursday came around, and it Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, mix, crystallized cream wreaths, fudge, ■ m APnEimcESW OF for the multi-million junior high Tuesday ’til 5:30 for school projects, Ernest In another fund-raising ef­ figures for July through sure was a busy one. Not so kitchen social bingo games, one salted oiled nuts, hostess mints, truffles MIDDY KMHirr 9 PJL fort, students at East Catholic November showed Manchester Highland Park Market much in the morning, except McNeill, resigned his |l,350-a- cah of canned goods needed; and traditional marzipan are but a few Phn ’YMENDT 7:20 PJL month post. McNeill retired a High School observed a “Day of people building less and fixing fpr us to set things in motion for noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is of the many taste treats you can find :naniMi! aui« __ / Awareness” Wednesday and more. Housing unit starts have 317 Highland Street, Manchester • Phone 646-4277 the afternoon, ^ m e members served; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., ia«.lM H ■‘WUTTUWMT year ago as deputy building in­ only at a quality candy store. your holiday purchases. spector. raised $600 for the world’s slumped, but alterations and showed up and played cards, in­ pinochle games. Bus pickup at In politics, state legislative hungry by fasting. additions are booming. door shuffleboard, and just 8:30 a.m., return trips at 12:30 leaders confirmed that Paul A. The htenchester Council on In Sports Fresh Killed “Birchwood Farms” visiting. At noontime we served p.m. and 4 p.m. World Hunger asked area up 160 meals of delicious turkey Tuesday, 10 a.m., bus pickup 'Hoi T«Nt ROUTES IS • M • II (ESIT IS) Groobert, Manchester attorney and former state represen­ residents to deny themselves “The Game” — last Satur­ with all the fancy trimmings. for last minute shopping; no y~D0URLE FUTURE (N l' one meal one day each week day’s first-ever meeting of In the afternoon we had 183 y UV ULLMANN-PITCn FINCH tative, will be named clerk of bowling until Jan. 7; 1:30 p.m., D&L guarantees and donate the savings to the Manchester and East Catholic members present for the day's return trip from shopping. ^ “THE UMGATIOr 7 PIL the state House of Represen­ PhiCHME STORT tatives Jan. 8. Groobert was council. The council formed a High Schools — was a titanic activities which started off by Wednesday, Closed for House clerk from 1967 to 1972. committee, headed by Dr. basketball struggle which ! being treated by our good (Christmas day. ‘W JU B S ” 9:45 PJL Abraham Kurien, to decide ended 60-55 with ECHS ; friends and members of the St. •UN CONT. 1:11 P.M. And in business, Edmund A. Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon, satisfaction of all where the financial aid will go. prevailing. ' James Youth Chorale. The w t n a n r tmt^ rURKEYS open card playing, and visiting; 1 wm UT.MX 111 Ml • ia« In followup action, ECHS THIS ^ 1:05 p.m., Fun-Day, entertain Storm Recalled trounced Waterford 74-57 and luestionably The Finest Turkey Munson^s Candy Kitchen CHRISTMAS, ment will be Nils Carlson MANCHESTER On Monday and Tuesday, MHS dumped Conard 45-38 In Today's Market Place!" showing his slides of the purchases and will townspeople recalled the Great Tuescky night. Cheney Tech T R E A S IR E 1 1 DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 & 14A Taxpayers center’s activities narrated, ROUTE 6, BOLTON Open Daily & Sunday till 9 P.M. ' ' Ml. • 8At. - SUN.------Ice Storm of exactly a year ago raced* to an 83-65 victoi^ over also a bit of horse racing. (Dec. 16-17, 1973), when 90 to East Granby the same id ^ t. 12 to Dunned for Friday, 10 a.m. to noon. I S L A N D ^ “DEATH WISH’’ 100 per cent of Manchester was Details of last night’s games make refunds and without power sometime during are on boday’s sports pages. 24 Lbs. Back Bills 1 PHONE 649-8883 \ \ “SEBPICO" the six-day crisis. On Monday of this week, the Elsewhere... PLEASE Letters went out Dec. 13 Manchester area got two to ORDER (Friday the 13th) to 38 CSHOHCASE CINEM A/ 1234 The Manchester Housing delinquent Manchester exchanges quickly four inches of snow in a Authority — which has been EARLY HMEXITS8 -SILVER LANE-R06 ERT8 ST. blustery winter storm. A large taxapayers, advising them to • EASTHARTFORO • 24HR.TEL.mF0.5M-M10 searching for an elderly PHONE part of Bolton was blacked out make arrangements within 30 • ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING • WM Honor MASTER CHARGE • bousing site for a year — has 646-4277 days for paying what they owe for two hours. acquired two options for and cheerfully. or face foreclosures on their Zoning Rules purchase of acreage. A decision property. a n e K on where to go with the project — on Spencer St. or downtown Most members of the town Wayhest Grade **A" — is expected soon. U»S,D,A, Choice Signed by Victor I. Moses, ac­ Planning and Zoning Commis­ The Town of Manchester will Shady Glen - The QUALITY People! F D&L promises to UMGEST^ THE MAN sion agreed they didn’t want to ting town counsel, the letters WITH THE have to consider cutbacks in its FROZEN TURKEYS suggest contacting James A. “CHRISTMAS SPECIAL” Ice Cream GOLDEN GUN street lighting program in order OVEN ROASTS Turek, tax collector, “to dis- YARD" printing test pattern is to balance the budget this year, part of The Herald quality con­ I c(iss a realistic arrangement Chock full of maraschino red cherries, mint flavored green cherries, Weiss said this week. maintain its high TOMS ...... Ih. for payment.” dubonnet black cherries, almond nuts and almond flavor. A delightful trol program in order to give Estimates are that the lighting • RUMP ROASTS you one of the finest account will run $50,000 to $60,- Christmas pink ice cream loaded with fruits and nuts. Our annual Christ­ • SIRLOIN ROASTS The letters state, "We have newspapers in the nation. 000 in the red. HENS 14 ; m as treat for you! Project HELP (Handicapped been advised that the unpaid level of quality and • BONELESS RIB ROASTS real estate taxes have been due For Christmas — Serve, SHADY GLEN •VINSM AVL, L HTfS. • PAIKMC • 921-3313 Earning and Living Project) at W EIL ALSO HAYE A COMPLETE LINE OF OPEMIK Manchester Community Cut To Order, We and owing for a long period of FESTIVE QUALITY DESSERTS WEEK! College graduated 34 students HOUDAY POULTRY, CAPONS, CORNISH time and our tax collector has SUN. thru THURS.I Tuesday. The women’s center HENS, BEESE, DUCKS, and provided you with opportuniUes Egg Nog Holiday integrity. 12:30 at the college formed a food NEVER Pre-Package--! to pay the same over the past Cranberry Sherbet Ice Cream 4:15 • 8P.M. cooperative to battle the high ROASTIHB CHICKENS many months, but you have refused and neglected to do so.” Chrlstmasy cranberry red. So refreshing Made especially for your holiday FRI.-SAT. cost of living. and so good, too! pleasure, with just the right spices Postmaster John Bengston 12 *3:45 ( blended “tastefully” together! 7:30 *11 reported that this year’s The aggregate taxes for the Mince Ice Cream > D&L helps you save holiday mall volunne la much 38 delinquent property owners Traditional at Shady Glen; tastes just Shady Qlen’s Own WeHl Have A Large equal $92,945, dating back to the like old-fashioned home made pie. Ideal Dairy Fresh Egg Nog 1967-68 tax year and forward to in patty shells, topped with whipped Sold by quarts for your drinking the 1972-73 tax year. on selected, specially [a;\THEATRES EAST Selection of Holiday cream for a different, delicious dessert! pleasure. Ideal mixed with your favorite For Your ContkiiNMt Shopphif FleaMre. liquor; either way it’s the best ever! I 1Pk( hi. U H ',H P.‘, I-i- 01 • ' : ■ The money owed ranges from Specialties To a low of $80 (owed over two An all WEjA M jIm ... ____ LIFT THE LATCH years — $40 for each) to a high Open Christmas Eve 'til 7 priced gift-giving n m p o R T W 7 S of $47,635 (owed by this Closed All Day Christmas 1 GIFT SHOP Enhance Your taxpayer for the 1972-73 year). Dairy Stores values on Sale now WUJDBNEV' 977 MAIN 8TREIT • MANCHISTUI TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS I FnMMCimwp— Ka Christmas Dinner,.. Hi. 6 & 44A • 0|M‘it Daily und Suiiv s Papers Get Biggest Slice Purkutlv Hrunrh • 'nl«n. thru Sal.j in all D&L stores. WILL BE OPEN (John and Brrnlre RIcg) New York — U.- 8. daily newtipapera won 30.2 per cent THIS SUNDAY ONLY IPEN DAILY 8 to 6 - THURS. & FRL HITES’tH 9 - SAT. & SUN.’til 6 of the total advertising dollar in 1973. This was by far the 3 NOTE: We will he Closed Christmas Day and Now Years Day largeat percentage Kolng to any ISSSSM) 10:00 am to 9:30 pm ona nwdium. MANCHESTER EVENIN(j_^R A LD , Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 21, 1974 - PAGE FIVE First Federal Giveaway PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 21, 1974 On Monday at 10 a.m.. First Manchester youngsters stuffed | Federal Savings of Manchester eagles. ittaurlu'stpr iEnriiim i H rralJi will be giving away free gifts of All to be done to get in the I fruit baskets, turkey and a color running for free gifts Is to come OPEN BUSINESS TV. to Manchester office and fill out That same morning, a special a registration form, without] ALL DAY OPINION drawing will be awarding 50 obligation. Sunday Rockefeller Confirmed Area’s Jobless Up to 5.8% PLAZA(W8 Havi DEPT. A Notloii To Ploaso) STORE Unem ploym ent in the Meanwhile employers around has been rising at a faster pace employers make payments into We now have a vice president, presidency is gone. than predicted last month by the unemployment fund. They Ntxt to Frank’s Suoonnarkol Hartford area totaled 5.8 per the state may have to start East MIdiflo Tpks., Manetiostar Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller. After We think the President made a good cent in November, com­ paying $12 million a year Labor Commissioner Jack say the present way puts the pared to 4.9 per cent a towards a $62 million loan ob­ Fusarl. heaviest burdens on businesses prolonged deliberation, Congress has choice in Mr. Rockefeller and we Fusari had said it would go month earlier and 4.4 per tained from the federal govern­ who have the most layoffs, and Open Every Night assented to President Gerald Ford’s think the Congress, after its ment to cover past unemploy­ high enough to trigger the extra therefore are the least able to cent a year ago, the state federal benefits this week, but choice under the 25th Amendment. exhaustive study, has enhanced the ment fund deficits. afford it. ALL Labor Oepartpent has The state Labor Department department figures show it A regional breakdown of es­ Until Christmas!! Our Staff Is Here This amendment was intended to appointment. reported. said unemployment in Connec­ reached that point about three timated unemployment, com­ MEDICINAL cover contingencies such as the The only thing we find a little bit Unemployment throughout ticut jumped by more than 17,- weeks ago. The department paring November 1974 (left 7 Days A Week— SERVICES the state has risen to 6.8 per gathers its figures monthly. column) to November 1973 physical inability of a president or a disconcerting is that under this 000 from October to November. "ONE STOP SHOPPING” cent (97,900 persons), The 97,900 persons out of work Congress Wednesday refused (right column) follows. To Serve Your Family! AVAILABLE. vice president to serve. It grew out of process the would-be president or vice triggering a federal program now are 28,000 more than in to extend the deaciline for that provides 13 weeks of ad­ repayment of $62 million the Ansonia 2,000 1.300 • Curtain Rods • Fisher-Price Toys the serious illness of President president gets a more thorough and November, 1973, the depart­ Bridgeport 15,500 10,900 ditional jobless benefits after ment said. federal government had lent Bristol 2.900 t.400 • Picture Frames • Games & Puzzles Over Eisenhower when Richard Nixon was detailed scrutiny into his background regular payments are Connecticut to replenish it Danbury 4.100 2.600 Joblessness in Connecticut Danielson 2.500 1,600 • Baking Pans • T-Shirts & Briefs 23 his vice president. The concern was than it is possible to give the men and exhausted. depreted unemployment fund. Hartford 19.000 13.600 • Writing Paper • Party Napkins "The $12 million payment state Meriden 4.700 3,200 Years Middletown 4,200 3.100 • Zippers & Thread 455 HARTFORD RD. that there should be an orderly way to women who attain the office via the employes may face next year • Ited Heart Wool of New Britain 4,200 3,100 • Crayons & Paste have vacancies in the nation’s two elective route. will be in the form of lost tax New Haven 11,400 8.700 • Hosiery for All MANCHESTER Continuous credits for sums paid into the New London 3,600 2,800 highest offices filled. So while the concept of the 25th Norwalk 3,500 2.500 • YOUR COMMUNITY Service! unemployment fund. Norwich 2,300 1,600 HEALTH SERVICE STORE' It never was conceived'as a means Amendment is broad enough to insure A number of unions around Stamford 5,800 4,900 Need Something? Ask Plaza! Torrington 2,800 2,000 to filling vacancies due to resignation us almost 100 per cent success in the state have called for Waterbury 7,700 4,900 reforms in the way state Wllllmantic 1,700 1,300 for the reasons that Spiro Agnew left filling vacancies with men and women 2 the vice presidency and Nixon the morally and intellectually worthy of MANCHESTER presidency. those high offices, the electorate still, 725 E. MMdIa Tumpika Because of these circumstances. runs a high risk of electing the Mon. A Tuea. 8 ’Ul 0 P.M. Wad thru Sat. 8 til 10 P.M. Congress was greatly concerned Agnews and Nixons in the future since Glory to God in the highest.., about their assent. there is no practical way to pre­ GLASTONBURY and on earth peace, good will toward menl That la the blessing we pray that 2333 Main Street the whole world will receive this Chrletmas. And to our many wonderful A president or vice president, being screen the candidates as thoroughly Mon. A Tuoa. 8 til 0 P.M. customers and friends, we wish all the other blessings of the holiday replaced because of physical or men­ as the process we have gone through Wad. thru SaL 8 'til 10 P.M. 8ea80n...the happinaaa of loved ones gathered together, tal imparment is one thing, but in filling the posts by appointment. Supermarkets WEST HARTFORD the warmth of dd friends’ greetings, the pleasure of We Peterve picking successors to men who leave The only consolation is that in the 150 South Main St exchanging gifta...the8e are thb special joys that we The Sight hope will come your wayt Qreeflngs from the manage­ the office under a moral or ethical To Limit Mon. thru Sat. 8 'til 9 P.M. wake of Watergate, Agnew and his Quantltlet ment and staff of Frank’s Supermarkets. cloud naturally focuses a much more Maryland political skeltons; the peo­ intense scrutiny into the background ple, the parties and the press, will be and moral character of nominees to digging more deeply into the Frank fill the vacancy. background of all contenders before DOUBLE S&H STUMPS Congress has tried the patience of they are nominated for high office. many in the many months it has If this is dbne perhaps the 25th U.S.GRADE A pondered the Rockefeller confirma­ Amendment’s next use will be for the tion but to have done less would have purposes intended, providing for a been courting danger. The blind faith continuation of national leadership in TODAY’S that so many of us have had in the im­ the event of physical or mental dis­ THOUGHT ANDREW TULLY TURKEY, 100 FREE ^ plied high moral character of those ability, rather than moral degenera­ Sparkle in Her Eye Counting Blessings I S&H GREEN STAMPS I achieving the presidency or vice tion. Of Each New Year That sparkle in Carol Richter’s eye is the world’s smallest “Frank’s Best Buy” | ■ with this coupon and purchau of ■ quarter-watt resister, used in high-speed electronic Dear Lord! Ushering in each New Year ■ ANY SIZE TURKEY J Arrogant Meany switching applications. Called Tan-Tee, the device is made I TMf Coupon Oood thru Doc. 24 I Holds no blessings — has no cheer 20-24 lb. Average Umll On# Par Fainily Vet School Delayed If we fail to count each precious gift by TRW/IRC, Inc., of Burlington, Iowa. It actually con­ ^■■HKLip N' sknwmwm w New England governors, meeting in booming, tax revenues were growing, That eased life’s trials — gave needed lift! sists of two resisters in one — both on a .075 by .075-inch U.S.D.A. Choica Bonalatt $ 1 6 9 Frozen WASHINGTON — George Meany lacks bargaining rights of workers in private in­ obligate every state, political subdivision, ceramic chip having three gold-plated copper leads. (UPI TURBOT FILLETS .lb .' Newport, R.I., have shelved for the and there were stronger assurances When we turned to Thee in prayer BONUS BUYS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK .lb. Because we believed — you were there the physical elegance of Louis XIV, but dustry — including, of course, the right to town, city, county, borough, district, Photo) U.S.D.*. Choica Shouldar Clod < ■ 3 9 Frozen O A t time being at least any plans for a that this cost was reasonably ac­ Soothing our hearts — sorrow’s bitter pain the AFL-CIO chieftain is made of the strike. school board, board of regents, pqjslic or ROAST BEEF m ■ FILLET SOLE regional veterinary medical school. curate. But here in Connecticut, for same imperiously arrogant stuff which Meany & Co. are not whistling into a guasi-public corporation, “or any other STEAK Our Own Piira Pork Hot or Sweet $ ■ oa F R O M THE DELf Forgiving our weaknesses again and prompted old Louie to inform the French vacuum either. Bob Straus got the entity which is tax supported” to abide by With state budgets extrem ely example, we know how the cost of Front Bicycle Seats ITALIAN SAUSA6E .lb. again! parliament in 1651; “L’etat c’est moi.” message Only three days after the its provisions and to obey the decisions of ...... W-lb. 7 9 " something called the National Public Capital Faimt 3 9 SW ISS CHEESE precarious, it is no wonder the es­ building the UConn Health Center in Our life — we know — is a trust from Thee Like Louie, Meany has convinced national elections, the Democratic ' himself that he is the state. He has told the National chairman listed legislation on Employment Relations Commission. Dangerous , Illegal KIELBASA . lb. iw iir t 9 9 < timated $43 million cost was high on Farmington ballooned above original .W-lb. Its joys — its rewards of eternity country’s 13 million federal, state and “public service employment” as one of Some mouthful. One seeks a private cor­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The Sears Roebuck agreed to stop E their minds when they suggested that estimates. We imagine this has been c m We can achieve — only on Qondition municipal workers to ignore the law and four major goals of the next Congressional ner in which to be violently ill. Connecticut Citizen Research sales of the carriers after SXlaaawwnO ' - «w«ra It's another round of that “L’etat c’est Select the region’s veterinary needs might experienced to some degree in our We fulfill its intended Divine Mission! go ahead and strike whenever they have a session. Group said Friday front- CCRG told store officials the w - i b . 9 9 < grievance against their employers. “You As of now, the legislation with which the moi” bit, and don't let the Meany mob kid ..6 9 ^ PEPPERONI In humility we beseech Thy Forgiveness mounted child seats for BEEF LIVERS be met by contractual arrangements sister New England States. just quit working for the guy who’s kicking Democratic congress is expected to repay you. Government is a monopoly, and if the Capital Farma Tender Caeing 3 9 For our failures — unfaithfulness bicycles were dangerous and il­ product's use is illegal in the Cotonlel $ I with schools outside the region. The governors, we think, had no you around,” says King George I. If the its debt to Big Labor most likely will be Meany mob gets its way Congress would legal under state law and said state on roads, sidewalks or TASTY TEN FRANKS FRANKS .lb. In upholding Truths in Thy Name boss happens to be government-of-the- similar to — or identical with — the two grant monopoly status, through exclusive Educators, quite naturally, are dis­ other Choice at this time but to reject Protecting Thy Holiness from shame! Christmas shoppers should parks, said John Wancheck, Colonlel Aeeortad Top Notch people, “it doesn’t make a damned bit o t ^ crazy bills introduced last September by bargaining rights, to the various unions — CCRG Consumer Center coor­ avoid buying them. . a-oz. BOLOGNA .W -lb. 5 9 « appointed and we expect farmers, pet the proposal. Each of them, we are Every past year mirrors our reflection difference.” Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J. in most cases without secret ballot elec­ dinator. COLD CUTS Portraying our selfishness — every decep­ The organization said many , owners and parents of potential sure, is faced with the problem of In short, George Meany & Co. are deter­ Williams is one of Big Labor’s properties, tions. stores in Connecticut are State law bans carrying a GROCERY SPECIALS C tion mined to cash in the political lOUs a politician fond of oozing gratitude to his Dr. Russell Kirk, the historian and SetnkBoneiess veterinarians, are also. meeting the financial needs of selling the attachable seats, passenger on a bicycle unless Ocean Spray (Jellied or Wholo) /letUM That made us default our sacred duties — incurred by Congressmen and gover­ union bosses.,. educator, has laid it on the line in a he or she is on a rear-mounted 4 9 Staining our soul with sin’s impurities! which fit to the frame or .16*02. QUjK COCOA . 2-lb. can The problem is symptomatic of a existing educational offerings and nors — most of them Democrats — who Williams’ two bills would actively message every working stiff should handlebars of a bicycle in front seat with hand grips and foot GRAN ICE promote the forced unionization of all ponder. Noting the monopolistic nature of Breen Giant Mueeleman'f dilemma facing higher education these will have priority on the ' OH! For strengh of Faith — to Thee we cry were elected last month with the enor­ of the rider. rests, Wancheck said. With holy vow that we shall try mous and probably vital help of Big Labor. public employes and encourage strikes if government, Kirk warned that “If the peo­ NIBLETSCORN .12-02. CHERRY PIE .24-oz. today. educational dollars available. To make sacred gains as we acclaim Money talks, and Meany is reminding Big union demands are not met. They are car­ ple employed in such a monopoly are sub­ Plltebury (with coupon below) To live each New Year in Thy Name! bon copies of the lunatic Clay Bill and ject to the will of officers of a union, in The individual states are finding it The veterinary school idea is not an Labor’s pets that his union contributed .40-02. CHUNK WHITE TUNA .wc 5 9 ^ Rev. Walter A. Hyszko nearly $5-million to their campaigns, plus other similar legislation proposed over the some emergency the authority of the BISQUICK increasingly difficult to offer the full invalid one but an idea coming to a St. John’s Church a lot of bodies and assorted services. past few years in the House, which means government might be successfully defied Friamfe menu of educational opportunities decision-making point at the wrong Money talks, too, in the AFL-CIO’s new the Williams proposals are not only by the men who dominate the union ... The BEANS .28-02. FAUIT COCKTAIL ,...3 3 * preposterous but an attempt to give Big 12 Inch ‘ Coronet and, as can be seen in this instance, time. I 2 3 Public Employes .Department, which has real government might be the union « 3 6 7 I « 10 a monthly budget of $40,000. Its job is to Labor unchallenged control of government itself.” .50H. PAPER TOWELS ..jumboroll Jv II U 13 14 IS li 17 SARANWRAP sometimes even a consortium of The challenge to the region’s II 19 20 21 22 23 24 force the new Congress to pass legislation everywhere in the Republic. One retches. Vlaslctwaal IBeOfllJbel ^ ^ ■ 2S 2i 27 2t 29 30 states find the cost beyond their educators is to work diligently on the ALMANAC guaranteeing government workers all the Specifically, such legislation would MIXED PICKLES .10-02. ELECTROSOL ----50-oz. Sweat Ufa ^ means. contractual concept. Not as a perma­ Today is Saturday, Dec. 21, the 355th day Undtay large Pitted Thus we have a situation where nent substitute, but at least as a of 1974 with 10 to follow. RIPE OLIVES . 6 - 0 2 . FABRIC SOFTENER .4.. 6 9 ^ The moon is in its first quarter. Penn (Fine. Medium, Broad) there seems to be an over capacity of workable compromise, until such The morning stars are Mars and Saturn. OPEN FORUM DUTCH NOODLES . 16-02. CINNAMON tv..< 5 9 ^ educational opportunity in the areas time as the economies of the various The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter llaMioa (All Verlaty) of general education but a shortage in states are in a position to make the and Mercury. BROWN'N SERVE t2c 4 9 ^ Those born on this date are under the SNACK CRACKERS the more costly specialized fields like committment needed, not only to con­ Diamond sign of Sagittarius. that is greatly slanted. I find it hard to It is also a great injustice to the many .16-02. BUFFERINTABLETS too.*l veterinary medicine. struct a first class veterinary school, Soviet Premier Josef Stalin was born believe that that article is about the same citizens of Coventry that worked long and MIXED NUTS Dec. 21, 1879. Planlar'a Dry Roiatad Comae (Rag. St .08) The cost of a veterinary school but to fund its operations at a level to meeting that I and many others attended. hard doing the work to bring this proposed On this day in history: The article starts out by stating that ordinance to the stage it is now at. 1 per­ PEANUTS .16-02. COLD CAPSULES to. 9 9 ^ might not seem to be extremely high insure the highest caliber of graduate In 1920, the Pilgrims set foot for the first several businessmen strongly objected to sonally feel, and also do others in Coven­ PWabury (All Flevore) Earth lo rn (Hag. S1.69) m b * at $43 million if the economy were possible. time on American soil at Plymouth, Mass. Destructive their property being included in the try that a retraction by Mrs. Shea is SWIRL CAKES SHAMPOO...... 8 9 * In 1942, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Historic District that is under considera­ definitely in order. When you read an arti­ THE FRESHEST PRODUCE SOLD the validity of six-week divorces granted Pastime tion here in Coventry. Two men out of cle such as this one it leads you to wonder 2 in Nevada Dear taxpayers of “The City of many persons at that meeting objected to just how much we read and hear is true. I Manchester;” their property being included. I fully surely hope that most of our news is not as POUISETTIIS realize that in the newspaper world the distorted as this article. Thank you. bmegt outran^ mtanrljpBtpr The destruction of the “School Boys’ luthenliotty m Cw6(ky 4 Room” (at Manchester High School) has name of the game is sensationalism but I George E. Ross Jr. of th6M ctwttgik, H fn , gone out of control! Person or persons feel a great injustice has been done in Box 292 are daltcataly Bwinctit. POTATOES Ittraittg llrralh have been tearing out bathroom sinks, rip­ regards to this topic. It just so happens Coventry yallow or whlla goM-flltad cueMon or / .99* ping down ceiling tiles, and also literally that the very large majority at that P.S. The one man that was most out­ tquara-ehapad ctaa watohei wIlli aalf- FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 meeting were in favor of the Historic spoken against the Historic District is not winding movamanU. Tha complamanling tearing down lights along with the yallow or whita gold-ftllad aall-ilzlnij LETTUCE Publlthad by th* Publlihed ev ery District but little was said about these M u ic h n ltr evening except Sun­ fixtures. even a businessman in Coventry but just a bracelata anhanca Uia conloura ol a Cilifomia Publishing Co., Hartid days and holidays. Apparently they do this as a pastime. people. In fact one party even asked to property owner. khapaly w riit. Iceberg Square, Manchester, Entered at the have his property included in the intended Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., It is about time something was done hanbo Telephone 643-2711 Post Olllce as Second about it. Now. district. OMEGA Q Head 39* (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. There is a very simple solution you can BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER do and that is to have a one man guardian CalHomle Saadleaa PaTATOES SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES for two bathrooms, and likewise to the other boys’ rooms as well, to watch over ORANGES . 3 3 < Maha PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Criap Paaeal Ibntett them like mother hens. CELERY 3 9 * affiEnPEPPEas . 3 3 * Single Copy ...... 15« 3 Months ...... $9.7S By following this very simple procedure W e e k ly ...... 75s 6 Months . . $19.50 lbs. ONE Month ... $3.25 One Year . $39 00 you can save a great amount of money. I, VEiiib aaiaas . 9 * aiuNaES » 6 9 * 49* Mail Rales Upon Request the taxpayer, along with hundreds of HERALD YESTERDAYS Subscribers who p.m. should telephone others. I’m sure, would like this nonsense fail to receive their the circulation deparl- to come to a quick and speedy conclusion. Herald belore 5:30 menl. 647-9946. wmi naieieai 1 have taken pictures of this devastating 25 Years Ago t i i M m m m property damage. reports he is planning to seek a leave of Member Audit Bureau of Circulations This date was a Sunday; The Herald did Philip Pelletier absence, leading toward retirement, WITH not publish. sometime within the coming year. The Manchester Oisplav advertising “Taxpayer” COUPON COUPON closing hours Three Republican Everett T. Keith Is re­ COUPON ? a 3it JIFF 5 a lItJFFS Publishing Co. 226D New SUte Rd. ZU.CAN lull days prior to Manchester 10 Years Ago elected as chairman of Manchester SU.MI STAVFKE assumes no tinsncial publication Both Manchester’s teacher Redevelopment Agency, halting at least PILUBURY HILLS BROS. a D RED ROSE g y responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald SUOOR typographical errors clasBilled advertising organizations express displeasure over temporarily effort to shift control of COFFEE • " S J k W * appearing in adver- 12 noon prior today ol Distorted renewal board into new hands. TNn Dta. S4 proposed 1965-66 teacher salhry schedule 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 0«a OMaw P« Pa«% tlsemenlB and other publication. t2 noon Dr. Nicholas. A. Marzialo, town health OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. • SAT. TILL 840 reading matter in The Friday lor publication E)ear sir; drafted by personnel committee of board The SlOPf Wllh Mssrt Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ of education. officer since January 1963, is reappointed TILL CHRISTMAS Herald. day. Wednesday, Dec. 11 there appeared an Not a Creature Was Stirring article written by Monica Shea on Page 4 General Manager Richard Martin to his fourth consecutive four-year term. PAUK SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat , Dec. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 21, 1974- PAGE SEVEN

FAA Orders Alarms Installed SWEET APPLE CIDER LOCAL CHURCHES AREA CHURCHES MADE FRESH ON THE FARM WINGS No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN REFORMED On All U.S. Jet Airliners NORTH IM TEI) METHODIST CIII RCH, ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. natural product. An excellent substitute for soft ST. BRIDGET CIRIRCH, 70 Main St. Rev. CHURCH, 661 Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. drinks. 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, John J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. OF EVENING 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Peter Mans, minister. By CLIFF SIM PSO N Rev. William J. Killeen. 8:30 a m. “Back to God ” hour radio broadcast, them was the crash of a Trans vices ana air travel clubs- will "The Sky and the Earth,” coffee fellowship Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.ni. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The BALDWIN WTIC (1080); 9:45 a m., Sunday School and F e d e ra l Aviation Ad­ World Airlines jet near be affected bv the new order. M acIN T O SH between services; 9 a.m.. Church School, auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9 and 10:30, ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sand Industry officials said each Nursery and Grades 3 through 7; 10:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 ministration has ordered all Washington three weeks ago in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in school Hill Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. p.m. Evening Service. Nursery care for small warning device would cost $10,- CORTLAND WINESAP Church School. Nursery, Kindergarten and the angel - “Be not afraid!” What do you U.S. airlines to install an alarm that killed 92 people. auditorium. Foerster III, vicar. The electronic warning device 000 installed, putting the total Grades 1 and 2. children provided. From Bethlehem to Bedlam fear — yourself, the future, illness, death, warning pilots when their 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ looks below and slightly ahead cost of the modification H IE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Capt. VERNON UNITED METHODIST poverty, loneliness, war? They hymn by planes are flying into the OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK s o n il METHODIST CHCRCH, Rev. Dr munion, 1st and 3rd Sundays; Morning Prayer, There was once a mental hospital in of an aircraft, sensing changes program at about $25 million. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Schwartz, Rev. Phillips Brooks gives assurance: oround—the estimated cause of George W. Webb, Rev. Wayne Kendall, Rev. 8:30 a.m.. Teen Prayer Breakfast, 9:30 a.m., 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays. England named St. Mary’s of Bethlehem. in the distance between a plane No aircraft currently flying James Schwartz, pastors. "0 little town of Bethlehem, 56 per cent of the world’s air FERRANDO ORCHARD Robert W. Eldridge, Pastors. Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 From it came our word for "bedlam” and the ground. An industry of­ U.S. routes have the alarms, an MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 9:15 a m.. Worship Hour and Church School. How still we see thee lie! crashes. 9 and 10:45 am .. Worship Service; p.m., Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation because of the slurring of syllables and ficial said it would not “keep industry spokesman said, BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY CHURCH, (WISCONSIN SYNOD), 300 Above thy deep and dreamless sleep FAA chief Alexander P. Christmas Sunday, Pastor Webb preach­ Meeting. Buckland Rd., South Windsor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, corruption of the language. Once we Butterfield said that all turbine you from flying into a vertical although Pan American World (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) ing on "Let Hiiti In” ; 9 a.m., Infant- Meadowlark Rd. 4 Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald worshipped at the manger where “Peace The silent stars go by; Airways uses them overseas. CHI RCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Yet in thy dark streets shineth powered airliners must carry cliff.” Toddler through Nursery, Church School — McClean, pastor. on earth, giAd-will to men” was An estimated 2,500 aircraft- LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & vice; 10:45 a.m., "At Jesus Feet” on Radio Sta­ the warning devices by Dec. 1, Kindergarten through Grade 12; 10:45 a.m., 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 a.m., proclaimed. How far the world has The everlasting Light; turbojets and turboprops tion WINF. The hopes and fears of all the years 1975, or be grounded. ■ Infant-Toddler through Nursery, Church Schwl Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. Sunday School and Bible Study; 5:15 p.m.. Trini­ wandered from Bethlehem into the operated by scheduled airlines, 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m., ^minary; Are met in thee tonight.” A spokesman said an elec­ — Kindergarten and Grades 7 through 12, Confir­ ty Radio,Vespers, station WINF. bedlam of war, racism, hatred, and cor­ tronic siren would emit a loud charter services, air taxi ser- mation Class; 7 p.m., Carillion Service; 7:30 10:30 a m., Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament ruption! We need now to return to We need not be afraid because “unto us COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WAIMMNG COMMUNITY CIUIRCH, 1790 “whoop whoop whoop” and a p.m.. Traditional Candlelight Service with all Service. Bethlehem. is born ... a Savior who is Christ the Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. recorded voice would shout choirs participating, the public is invited. FULL GOSPEL Gray, pastor. At the Monger Lord.” Richardson, Minister. A Promise and a Demand "pull up pull up pull up" Bids Due Jan, 8 c m RCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Vernon INTERDEINOMINATIONAL CHURCH, 745 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; 9:30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service and Church Although the nativity stories come from whenever a plane descends un­ Main St. Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall two sources (Matthew and Luke), for the “Peace on earth?” Some laugh and say, Sts. Eugene Brewer, Minister. School. expectedly below an altitude of On Storm Drains 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship ^rvice and Bible Dr. purposes of poetry, drama, painting and “Where is it?” 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, ser­ 2,500 feet. Bids will be opened Jan. 8 in study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Deliverance Service. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF homiletics the two traditions run together. Most of us remember the angel’s mon by Lavon Carter, guest speaker; 6 p.m.. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak St., An estimated 56 per cent of th? Manchester Municipal ANDOVER, Rev. David J. Reese III, pastor. Consider for a moment. message to be — “'Peace on earth, good­ Worship, sermon by Eric Nelson, guest speaker. East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. the world’s aviation accidents Building for installing a new 9:45 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Worship Did you ever think about the barriers of will toward men.” This sounds like an un­ 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning involve planes flying in­ storm-drainage system in Wells COMMIMTY BAPTIST CHIRCH, AN FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Hall 72 Service. society that were bridged in that manger conditional promise. The newer put Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. advertently into the ground St., from Main St. to Vine St. AMERICAN BAPTIST 585 E E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, Pastor. scene? The Wise Men from the East and translations (fdr example, the RSV.) word ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. Rev because of such factors as poor The work is in conjunction Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, Minister. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, the Shepherds from the nearby fields por­ the phrase— “Glory to God in the highest, Robert W. Cronin, pastor. visibility, instrument malfunc­ with the Bennet Junior High 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages. Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Hebron Center. Rev. William N. Persing, rector. tray the hope of a world where all and on earth peace among men with whom p U V i W : Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday tion or crew distraction. One of renovation project, but funds Kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing during 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Commu­ differences are surmounted: rich and He is pleased.” This does not have the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. for it weren’t provided in the the service. Adult Class led by Rick Lanz; 10:30 nion, first, third and fifth Sundays; Morning poor, educated and unlearned, artisans familiar ring or the poetic sound but it 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, bond issue approved last year a.m.. Morning Worship, message: "What Do We Prayer, second and fourth Sundays. Church TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL and scholars; differences of color, reveals a truth not apparent in the older Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, for the school construction. The Really Want for Christmas?” Nursery is school. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, translation. It implies that it is the “rnen study and fellowship. language and homeland. The nearer we Carter, (Selson Board of Directors in provided; 6 p.m.. Youth Fellowships will meet, Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Pastor. come to the manger the closer we are to with whom He is pleased ” who will find Bible study led by Pastor Stairs, in the Living CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, 40 VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Old 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; 7 peace — not everyone, and we please Him eak at Church November approved $15,(XX) iti - \ ’ Town Rd. each other. Sp revenue-sharing funds for the Room. Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. David W. p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. At this season may we leave behind the as we show good-will to others. Peace will 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. Lavon Carter of Goose Lane, storm-drainage project. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Rinas, pastors. bedlam of our foolish ways and be come to the world through men of good­ -b u. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF Tolland, business manager for Pipe, drop-inlets and other 447 N. Main St. reclothed in our rightful minds as we will. vumOhUia through Grade 6, Nursery for small children; COVENTRY, UNITED CHURCH OF So there comes to us at this season both television channel 3, will be materials will be supplied by 11 a.m. Church Service, Sunday School for come to bring gifts, and worship at the guest speaker Sunday at the 10 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School for CHRIST, Rev. Bruce J. Johnson, Minister. God’s promise and His demand that we the town. The contractor will pupils up to the age of 20, care for very young (Herald photo by Pinto I manger. a.m. service of the Church of Grade 10 on. Nursery for small children. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery available, share in His work ot love. Even though we furnish the labor, equipment children. Subject of the Lesson-Sermon: “Is The A Lavish Holiday? Christ, Lydall and Vernon Sts. UIVITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. sermon topic; “A Troubled Herod,” coffee hour fail to achieve world peace in our time, and whatever other materials Universe, Including Man. Evolved By Atomic SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, There are signs of wild extravagance in Eric Nelson, a student at Rev. Donald G. Miller, minister. in Vestry immediately after the worship, spon­ each one may find an inner peace which are needed for the job. Force?” Golden Text from Jeremiah: “Ah Lord UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 385 N. Main Emanuel Lutheran Church 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church sored by Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship; 9:30 this year’s celebration; the “21 Club” David Lipscomb College, comes only from Him. God. Behold, thou hast made the heaven and the St. Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister. already has over 50 revelers signed up for Nashville, Tenn., will speak at School, 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. a.m.. Church School, Adult Bible Class and Con­ A Modern Parable earth by thy great power and stretched out arm, 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery through New Year’s Eve at $125 a head; Cartier’s the 6 p.m. church service. Boxed Stationery ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 69 Union firmation Class. /Open •S'or Clnr'i^>’tfyia.5 and there is nothing too hard for thee” ; The Church School Grade 12, Sermon by the Rev. Mr. in New York City is selling thirty $750 The Christian claims that “God was in Carter is a member of the St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. Christ reconciling the world unto Travel Kits IQ 'S .30 Christian Science Reading Room, 968 Main St. is Davis on "Christmas Moods” ; 3 p.m., (Christ­ Religious Calendar watches every day; in Chicago more congregation, and Nelson is a Free Gift Wrapping open Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 mas party for children, 10 years and younger; 5 9:3(j a m., Sunday School, nursery through SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Cadillacs rolled out in one month than the Himself.” The Incarnation means that former member of the church 'S w o i — S'.oo adult, inclu(iing college career class; 11 a.(n.. God revealed Himself to man in Jesus. p.m. except holidays, and also the first and third p.m.. Junior and Senior High Fellowship Christ­ Worship Service, North UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rt. 44A, firm sold in its entire three years of and son of one of its elders. ARTHUR DRUG Moo io-s.’3o£v<.7-9.'oo Thursday evenings from 7 to 9, the public is mas party. Sunday Worship Service, first Sunday of each month. Coventry, Rev. Robert Bechtold, Minister. existence. And so it goes. For many this is hard to believe. Perhaps Eugene Brewer, minister of ------‘ T u f S lO -Sl^o 4 p.m.. Contemporary Christ­ Methodist. Holy Communion; second Sunday, missionary this modern parable will make it clearer: welcome to use this reading room for rest or Christmas Eve Service, 10 a.m.. Worship Service; 11 a.m.. Coffee A man paying $325 for a bracelet the church, is vacationing. mas Mass, Assumption. service, nursery provided; 7 p.m., informal It was Christmas Eve and the snow was study. Emanuei Lutheran. Hour; 11 a.m.. Pageant rehearsal of Junior & remarked: “As long as I can pay my bills, Church caroling for shut-ins, evening service, nursery provided. gently falling. A woman was preparing to Christmas Eve Service, St. Youth Choirs; 6:30 p.m.. Church School pageant, I don’t care” ; while a woman in Los ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main St. Emanuel Lutheran. leave for a midnight service but her hus­ CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD) Cooper and Rev. William A. Taylor, Pastor; Rev. Charles Mary’s Episcopal. “The Friendly Beasts.” Angeles buying a $590 tea set admitted ”I 6 p.m., Islamic Prayer live for today, this very moment, and the band refused to go with her saying, “I FOR High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor D. Isbell, Assistant Pastor. Group, South Methodist. 11:30 p.m., Christmas Eve ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 30, can’t believe or understand God coming in OPEN SUNDAY future will take care of itself.” (I wonder 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m.. Rehearsal 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Christmas play Communion Service, Center Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. PMSIUUPnONS' 7 p.m., Christmas Family UNITED METHODIST C^IURCH, 1040 what her husband would say if his Jesus. It just doesn’t make any sense to for children’s Christmas service; 4:30 p.m.. presented by the children of the Caravan Festival, Center Congregational. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Ser­ Boston Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, customers took the same attitude. He sells me, so you had better go without me.” Youth caroling and tree trimming. Scouting Program, foliowed by classes for all Midnight, Midnight Mass, St. vice and Church School. Congregational. insurance.) After she had left, the storm grew Ali Day 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ages; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Sermon by 7:30 p.m., Carol Service, James. Pastor. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland. Rev. 10 a.m., Christmas Sunday Worship; Church One businessman remarked, “People fiercer. Suddenly there was a thump at the the Rev. Mr. Taylor, Cliildren’s Church and South Methodist. Wednesday window, then another, and another. Going UNITARIAN UMVERSALIST SOCIETY, Nursery provided; 6 p.m., “Joy To The World,” 7:30 a.m.. Mass, St. James. J. Clifford Curtin, pastor. school students presenting the “R^oubtable suspect this may be their last lavish Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Donkey,” Nursery provided; Coffee and Conver­ Christmas.’’ (from Newsweek, 12/16) to investigate he found that some birds 481 Spring St. (Singer Learning Center) Rev. Ar­ a play presented by the Teen Group; 7 p.m.. Can­ Tuesday Holy Communion, St. Mary’s had flown against it, seeking refuge from nold F. Westwood, Minister. Episcopal. Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. sation to follow worship. A Sparge Christmas? tata, “Love Transcending” by John Peterson, 5 p.m.. Vigil Mass, St. James. the driving snow. 10:30 a.m.. Service, Family Sunday, with will be presented by the Cantata Choir, Nursery Family Christmas Service, 10:30 and noon. Mass. St. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, Vernon. By contrast, some who are unemployed and others who are hard-pressed by both The man returned to his easy chair but Christmas program by children 5 through 12. provided. Emanuel Lutheran. James. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Edward could not forget the birds out in the cold. “We Save You Money” BARRACINI recession aqd inflatipp. live without hope 7:30 p.m.. Candlelight Ser­ 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, St. Konopka. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church saying, “All is lost.’’ Consider this com­ Braving the storm he threw some grain C A N D Y SH O P UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 11 Center St. vice, Second Congregational. Mary's Episcopal. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, onto the snow but it was soon lost beneath and C3iestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Thursday ment: Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Ronald J. Fournier, Pastors; Joseph Ekeberg, Service of Carols and 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Minister. the heavy flakes. How could he help them? Candles, Community Baptist. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, St. 10:15 a.m.. Church School; 10:30 a.m.. “It is a gloomy moment in the history of "The largest tobacco department Jr., Pastors. Intern. ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Wap- our country. Not in the lifetime of most He went out to the bam, opened the door, 11b to 3 lbs. Vigil Mass, St. James. Mary’s Episcopal. Worship Service, sermon “The Crowded In” ; 9 a.m., Fourth Sunday in Advent, Worship Ser­ 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service, Chapel Service ping. Rev. William McGrath and Rev. Joseph men has there been so much grave and and scattered the grain from their frozen in Manchester - Famous imported vice, the Rev. Mr. Nelson leader. Federal for children following the puipit hymn; 9:30 to 1 10 p.m., Christmas Eve 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance Group, 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. perch beside the window to the warmth of fellowship, North Methodist. South Methodist. Schick, co-pastors. deep apprehension; never has the future Room; 11 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. a.m., Caroi singing in Luther Hall, 10 a.m.. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday seemed so incalculable as at this time. the stable. There he left an abundant supp­ pipes, tobacco and cigars from all Newell Chirtis preacher, sanctuary. No Church 10:30 p.m.. Wassail party for Friday Church School for all ages; 10 and 11 a.m.. Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, The domestic economic situation is in ly- School, child care will te provided at both ser­ post high youth. Center 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, St. They still did not move to the shelter lover the world.” Nursery for infants; 5:30 p.m.. All-church R(jute 44A, Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora, Vicar. chaos. Our dollar is weak throughout the vices for 4-year olds and younger; 10:15 a.m.. Congregational. Mary’s Episcopal. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Ellington Rd., which would keep them alive. How could caroling for shut-ins — meet at church. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a m.. Matins and world. Prices are so high as to be utterly Coffee Shoppe between services. Woodruff Hall; 11 p.m.. Holy Communion, 7 p.m., Youth Fellowship, South Windsor. Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. he tell them? He rushed at them, trying to Sermon; 5 p.m.. Hanging of the Greens and impossible. 7 p.m.. Family Festival, Sanctuary. South Methodist. South Methodist. Eugene M. Kibride. drive them out of the storm into the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Parish Christmas party. So true? So descriptive? and yet, this TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 refuge. The birds only scattered far and ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Park Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. was written in Harper’s Weekly way back and Church Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, Rec­ Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, in October of 1857 (Forbes 12/15/74). We wide into the cold and darkness. tor; Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, Assistant to the Pastor. “If I was only a bird,” he thought, “I Midnight Mass Listed UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, have had hard times before — and often a Rector; Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, Assistant to 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Classes for all ages perspective on history helps us to keep our could tell them so that they would under­ the Rector. three through adult, plus Infant-Nursery; 10:50 ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coventry. Rockville. stand there is warmth and light near at 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, Christmas Sun­ balance. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of Common a.m.. Worship Service with the choir presenting The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward and Teresa Maccarone will be Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. “Be Not Afraid” hand.” day, sermon topic: “Christmas Is Receiving, Just then the bells in the village rang out Prayer; 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Daily Office, its annual Christmas Concert, the Rev. Mr. J. Reardon will be the principal heard m an oDoe and flute duet Ramen. Remember what Christ’s birth did, both Royal Welchman with sermon by the Rev. Mr. Jacques, CTiurch Swensen will speak on “The (Jreatest Birth.” celebrant at the Christmas Eve rendition of “What Child is Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Masses at Too,” Ordinance of Baptism; 11:45 a.m.. Coffee across the darkness, announcing the birth Hour in Chapel; 6 p.m., Junior and Senior for the rich kings who “rejoiced with school and Nurseir care; 11 a.m., Holy Commu­ Children’s church for Grades 1 through 3, Trinity Midnight Mass at St. James This?” 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. of Jesus. Suddenly the man dropped to his Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the church to go exceeding great joy,” and the poor nion, Authorized ^rvices. Rite 1, with sermon Tots for those 3-years old through Kindergarten, Church. Charles Barbato will During the Mass, the choir shepherds who went away “glorifying the knees. ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST caroling at the hospital and local convalescent “Now I understand, God, why you had to the Rev. Mr. Jacques. Infant-Nursery. be commentator and Mrs. Jane will sing the Introit “The Lord CHURCH, 142 Grove St., Rockville. Rev. John praising God.” PIPES (30 Different Types) ^ Maccarone organist. homes. come as a man to show us your love. CALVARY CHURCH, (ASSEMBLIES OF Said to Me, You Are My Sop” W. Mortimer, Pastor. The (Christian believes that Chritmas is The adult choir of St. James, Thank you. Father.” GOD) 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. K. L. Gustafson, from the “First Mass of Christ­ 9:30 a m.. Church School, Nursery through a gift from God whose message is that of ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL directed by Ralph Maccarone, Rarricinian Pastor. mas.” The Ordinary of the adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Rev. will present a program of GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, classes for all ages; Mass will be from “ Missa through Grade 3. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. sacred music starting at 11:35 Hebron, Rev. Marshall B. Hughes, Pastor. M iniatu res 10:50 a.m., Christmas Service, Bible message by Deste Fideles” by the Rev. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Mass in a.m. The selections will include FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. Pastor Gustafson; 7 p.m., Christmas Carlo Rossini. Polish and English. “E’en So, Lord Jesus, Come,” VERNON, Rev. John A. Lacey, minister; Rev. Hughes, preaching; 9:15 a.m.. Church School Many others Candlelight Service, Maranatha youth par­ The communion antiphon is “Glory ’To God,” “ Aleluia, Edwin W. Bartholomew, assistant minister. classes, Nursery provided; 7.30 p.m.. Combined CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams ticipating. “In Holy Splendor” and the Venite Gentes,” “Singing 10 a.m.. Morning Worship; 9 55 a.m., C3iurch Candlelight Worship Service, Gilead and First St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, recessional, “The Hallelujah Congregational Churches. The pastor. Rev. Paul Trinque. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Hall, Noel,” and other familiar Chorus.” School. OPEN SUNDAY Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 726 N. Main St. carols. Bible Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse “Would a God The congregation will sing of Love 'Torment Souls?” ; 11 a.m.. Group dis­ “Oh Come Ali Ye Faithfui,” as Speaks TOILETRIES ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, E. Mid­ cussion of Nov. 15 Watchtower magazine ar­ the priests enter the sanctuary by 12-5 P.M, dle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor. ticles “The King’s Marriage Feast in the Pur­ and will also participate in the Eugene Great Selection of Quality Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at pose of God” and “The Gathering In of “ Christm as Responsorial Brewer 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Replacements for the Feast.” Psalm ,’’ '■ Alleluia,’’ We have arrived once again fo r your • Imported Cigars GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward J. “Memorial Acclamation,” Chanel No. 5 “Great Amen,” and the Lord’s ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE I at that season when the 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday Reardon, Pastor; Rev. Bernard Killeen, Rev. Christmas Shopping Pleasuro Prayer as well as "Hark The I religious trappings of Christ School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Louis Cremonie. . Herald Angels Sing” and CHRISTMAS aa* I mas dominate the scene. I can • Imported Pipe Tobacco Gift Sets UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 187 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday TOMORROW appreciate the short-term Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. “Silent Night.” • Makea ovory woman oxotic Woodbridge St. Robert Baker, pastor. Durine Communion. Marian I spiritual influence of the Genuine Leather Tobacco Pouches 10 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic SALE! I season aver a secularly en- a Flnoat porfum# mad# Service. Sun., Dec. 22, 1 to 5 p.m. I crusted society. But I deplore • One drop laato days An Invitation to Worship I the shallowness of that effect. Imported from England at BROWSERS WELCOMED! Early Christians gave little I attention to the birth pf Jesus, O l l R I N A l • ‘ l l ® * CENTER STAIRS TODAY! I leaving us without evidence of 20% off on all Lighters Perlum e...... '*■“ NOTICE CONGREGATIONAL Look us over for 4 hours tomorrow. ] its date even. The early fourth I century saw credence given to OILS Pertume Spray ...... ".I..- CHURCH SAVE 50% Go at your own pace. “Show and I fabulous tales concerning 11 Center Street, Manchester ] Jesus’ infancy and childhood, GlftSets...... * 1 3 * * 1 . 3 1 on Tall,” nothing will be for aale, but I so that his birth grew propor- Fantastic OPEN Itionately in significance. In “G/v6 Her A Gift of Lova*’ CHRISTMAS SUNDAY CHRISTMAS BOXED qualified decorators will be on hand 1358, December 25 was settled I on jor its celebration, reflec- CARDS to direct you, and help solve your Iting established pagan A L L D A Y SERVICES WRAPPINGS PIPE SALE! I festivities which were being Faborgo 9 A.M. and 11 A.M. ORNAMENTS decorating problems... increasingly absorbed into the • SmoKta Lika A Oroam g if t t r i m s , and I churches under Christian • Extra LIghtwolght SUNDAY And Along Came Jesus PARTY OOODSI OPEN EVERY I names. > 9 ^ 1} I • fi< tit «■ «'* Churches of Christ do not ••• aoif Cologne * Bath Powdor I celebrate Jesus' birth through \lEERSCHi\llVl a Bath Soap The Rev. Newell H. Curtis, Jr., Preacher (All 8alu Fln$l) MTE'tHO [pageantry or ritual of any a io i* CASH Of MASTER CHARQE Ikind, having no Blblica Tlgraaa 9 A.M .-8 P.M. 7 P.M. Christmas Festival Woodhua e e e I authority for so doing. Opsn R E a ^ 2 0 t o ^ 8 Flambaau blau Aphrodiala Sat 'til 5:30 furnitnro storo^; Dslly CHRISTMAS EVE CELEBRATION C H U R C H O F OFF HARRISON’S CHRIST , 10-10 11:30 P.M. Lydall and Vernon Streets Sun. 12-S NORTHWAY PHARMACY Candlelight Communion Service OPENSIM. Phone : 646-2903 Pastors STATIONERS ‘4 ‘ 13 230 N. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER I h s pm i« Newell H. Curtis, Jr. R. Winthrop Nelson, Jr Brow$m Onir ,barn's Apple > Cool Smoking • Top Quality Pastor Emeritus M S MAIN tT R E n • MANCHESTER ID T AAIICDICC * a No BHo TEL, 646-4510 Clifford 0. Simpson An yw n Mmchiir ihomwT ART GAUERIES ChKk out Uw bwfiint m Um MAHCHIina FASKADI HmM CliKifM N|n NoxI to Forima A Wallaos MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 21, 1974— PAGE NINE

PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 21,j974 THE WORLD’S FINEST GVE A CHRISTMAS S Sullivan Named t i ;ABOUT PERFUME SETS The Finest In TENNIS ninra F T F rnnO R T H» E •? Sheriff of Year TOWN ARTHUR DRUG FOSUM W HOU FAMILY i9 a k c fe tu E" HOLIDAY CATERING MEMBERSHIP A Memberahip to John J. Sullivan of 90 Finley The St. has been designated Hart­ All residents of Mayfair PICK UP or DELIVERED ford County “Sheriff of the Gardens are invited to a kitchen Read TENNIS FORUM* Year.” sociai Monday at 1:30 p.m. in 'A 4 Chemplonehip Courts FAMILY MEMBERSHIP 4ti He was honored Thursday Cronin Hali of Mayfair. Herald Ads BUFFETS A 2 Outdoor Courte A Open every day 7 a.m. -11 p.m. ONLY *55.00 ^ night at a dinner party by the IN READY TO SERVE CONTAINERS Hartford County Sheriffs’ A Shower and locker room INDIVIDUAL ONLY *38.50 ^ Also Cstsrsd DInnsrs A Butlsts at Our Attractive Association at the Parma A Complimentary towel eervice Hall or A Place of Your Choleel Phone «f Restaurant, Hartford. He A Profeeeional Inetructlon received a gold watch, suitably I A FREE Babyeitting 875-7094 engraved. A Sauna Sullivan, a deputy sheriff and GARDEN GROVE CATERERS,INC. A Free parking u872-8400 i c .- u *t w w '— '-ir — M . a past president of the associa­ tion, was cited for. his active 6 4 9 -0 3 1 3 W 6 4 9 -8 3 1 4 LOCATED ON FEEDER ROADROAD-EXIT - EXIT 87 OF WILRUR CROSS HWY. 6A. participation in civic and com­ g munity affairs. The award is presented annually to the for the HOLIDA/S GUT member chosen as the man making the most outstanding contribution to the association. Season’s Greetings It was presented to Sullivan by Hartford County High Sheriff ^♦♦♦♦♦eeeeeeeee^eewweea Patrick J. Hogan. Suliivan, a Manchester Christmas is a OPEN businessman, is a member of GUIDE John J. Sullivan beautiful time of the 100 Club of Connecticut, CHECK THE HERALD general chairman of the the year...a SUNDAY Northern Connecticut 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. mitteeman from the 4th time when family CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE Leukemia Society, a member of BICYCLES •TOYS the Manchester Democratic Senatorial District. He was on and friends gather DAILY UNTIL . j Town Committee and Manchester’s Charter Revision aVETHEGFT I SPORTING GOODS Democratic state central com- Commission. to celebrate YOUDLME I DECEMBER 23rdl CAMPING EQUIPMENT TO RECEIVE I together. A Sc B SPORT SHOP FARR’Sr H n n o 2 m a i n ST i^l$hhig, Camping, Hunting,\QanaralSports' PRECISION PORTABLES B eris l7 si MANCHESTER Sl Joseph^sChurch A por1ibl« typewriter It the Ideal pitta Open Mon. to Sat. 9 to 10 P.M. lC0,R,SD (. ; V LET US HELP lor eveiyone In the lamlly — Includlngl ♦ //i PARKADE IByouraelf. Especially It It's a preclslon-a /♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a Ibullt Adler. I SLEDS and t o b o g g a n s ! MAKE TH E Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices Carol Sing Sunday] I YAI btypcwriter Z O CCASIO N I YALE SERVICE I I 41 PURNELL PLACE ■ VERNON Gift Cartificatos far ChristmasI WARM, ■ MANCHESTER 1 OPEN 1000 HARTFORD TPKE. JEWELRY STORE St. Joseph’s Church will con­ Reservations may be made bJ Mon-FrI 9:30 to 9 PM Christmas BEAUTIFUL AND VERNON • 872-8052 TSTNilBSLIlMKlwttsr duct its third annual carol sing by calling the Recreation Sat. til 6:00 PM PRH LorreRv t i c k i t and blessing of its outdoor Department any day after 1 PERSONAL... arith $10 or mor* purchaaal Shopping Hours creche Sunday at 6 p.m. at the p.m. The cost of $3.50 per per­ UenehesHr^ OMaat SsUbSshtd Jmelrf StoiW church. Union and West Sts. son includes everything. BY TAKING THE T K Gift for POR CHRISTMAS GENUINE SLATE The community has been in­ There are 10 tickets left for STRAIN QFF THE W I SUGQNST: vited to join St. Joseph’s the Dec. 26 trip to the Christ­ iJiG C rA C ii!_ Going Places! a CHARMS a PINS aWATCHBSaCLCCKS POOL TABLES parishioners and their children mas show at Radio City Music PREPARATION For Cruising or Flying — Marlow’s Ha7 Just The Luggage Hall in New York City, Donald alRACKLerS MANCHESTER and friends in the annual event. You NeodI Choose from these Famous Brands: Samsonite a QLASSWARI After the program, Berger, recreation director (we carry a complete line), Atlantic, Ventura, Airway and aOIAMONO KNOAOBMENT Mon.-Frf. 9:36 - 9 said. refreshments will be served in Seward. , ^ OUR LAYAWAY PLAN RINQS and WEDOINO BANDS Planned for senior citizens, the church auditorium. The Every is now in effect Sata 9:30 - 5:30 the trip has been opened to Call Your Order in Now for... Rev. A. J. Kisluk and his helj^rs Thkig ASK ABOUT IT others. The cost of the trip is $8, through December 23rd have decorated the auditorium Since ^9taN9wiHtaaMUUi Mt9iai and a 12-foot Christmas tree. which includes transportation • Fresh Baked Bread & Rolls 1911! ’This year’s theme is “Christ­ and admission to the Christmas DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • B49-S221 CHRISTMAS mas in Bavaria.” show. Each person will be • Cookies • Pumpkin Pies FREE PARKINQ FRONT S REAR OF STORE • MASTER CHARGE CARDS IICYCLE ______ACCEPTED PRESENT Rec Department responsible for his own meals, • Coconut Custard Pies t-ARCaST SSLCCTION o r Berger said. N«w aiCVCLIS IN TMS FROM NUKS VERNON FOR YOUR The Recreation Department VCRNON ANSA Those interested in the trip • Whipped Cream Pies & Cakes NOW O PEN' nnoT is accepting reservations for its should contact the Recreation Professionally Assembled snwi DOG anniipl New Year’s Eve party • Mincemeat Pies *295 icasims Mon.-Sat. 10-9 TOYS & NOVELTIES - Wc inatall ccmplate axhauet eyeteme cn moat . at Henry Park. deparment as soon as possible. i^REDKEN GIFT PAK. GIFT CERTIFICATES ALSO • All Fruit Pies ACCESSORIES & GIFTS |9 American and Foreign Cara, and light duty truoka... 4 through December 23rd A buffet dinner will be Pinochle Scores • Body Perms • Eye Brow Waxing For Y6ur Holldof Wtno Uat.. PING PONG AND SNOW SHOVELS (9 s s m m ^ m 4t| served, and there will be Top scorers in the Vernon • Also Special Occasion Cakes a Manicures • Blow Cuts GAME TABLES games, entertainments, dan­ Senior Citizens Pinochle Group Steel & Aluminum cing and door prizes. Hats and game Tuesday are Frank FULL SERVICB SALON JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES VIN ROSE M u f f l e r s noisemakers vi^l be provided. Minor, 720; Mike Desimone, Regal of Manchester, Inc. 4tf RIZZ6 PARKADE raOl CO. 047-9420 701; Jennie Starke, 696; Joseph sstvlst yen with Ma natioa'e tinsst UUFFLCRS Kincman, 674; John Poggie, Beoufy S(Ni . . . VIRNON CIRCIE REGAL MEN'S 659; Beatrice Minor, 656; and ‘r d’ANJOU ^ M VEHHON THt couFUTt non srosr nHHOH Turtlenoch Sweaters, 872-8531 ^ Doggie Toys, Fancy Gertrude Edwards, 4t) i , IOiV m TMAW STKHT TKl-CITY PUZA | 42 Union SI., Rockville Opposite Hospital ^ > .) .) . Coura and Coats... MANCHESTER Winners in the pinochle game 941-1470 0714910 HOSPITAL Thursday at the Army and BAKERY Comer of Center & Broad Streets » Complete grooming Navy Club in Manchester are ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I I foi’ all types of dogs Margaret Richards, 644; Ger­ OPEN: SUNDAY, 7 to 8 P.M.; NOTES ^ R d t ■VaWBVSVSWWSWWSSVV trude Edwards, 594; Ann Quinn,- MONDAY, 7 to 9 P.M.; and W ILTO N ’S JPOST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 SUDS A 585; and Ann Barbero, 582. Gift Shop < TUESDAY, 7 to 0 P.M. VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 The group’s next games are 964 Main 8t. In Discharged Thursday: MON. thru SAT. SCISSORS scheduled for Jan. 7 and 9 at Downtown Manchester Poet Hoad P U a B t SS Patrick Barry, 52 Wells St.; 1:30 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk 9:30AM to 6:30PM VEST PHONE: 649-6820 Headquarters lor M S E 0 M 2 Christmas VERNON S15-1SM Bertha Porter, Jamestown, Building in Henry Park. OPEN illlKIMlWIlKIMlWPIKIItilWNWIDWP COLLECTOR LXburr Fri. Evjiningi 'til 9 R.I.; Helen Day, Rt. 6, An­ « 8 S J B dover; Margaret Walsh, East PLATES • BOTTLES ILL Begins at Hartford; A^na Martino, East • ZOO ANIMALS ^ O’ MEN’S • HUMMEL FIQURINEL MCKAfiE MANCKSns Hartford; Carol LaValle, 16 STRETCH Norman St.; Reinhold You owe it to yourself to STORE PARKADE WIGS *5 MANCHESTER Rautenberg, 12 Emerson St.; visit this /oscinatlng shopi Adam’s OFF AS Prices Subicet To Chsngc 7Z8 E. MkMto Tumplko Renry Matson, 261 Spruce St.; TIL ♦♦eeeeeee^saeeeeeeeew eaesseeew ______Mon. a Tims. 8 HI 9 P.M. Kathine Powers, 151 Love W9d Umi Sat S ‘IN 10 P.M. : CHRISTMAS Lane. Apple * Also, Lucille Batko, Deep PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING River; Alden Warner, 703 V IIU G E BARBER PANASONIC DOUBLE S&N / Dilead St., Hebron; Elizabeth -M T . ,4 ./ V ONLY 3 GREEN STAMPS ^ i t e , 31 Vernon Rd., Bolton; m m SHOP GIFT HEADQUARTERS The Ethel Grieg, 41 Foster St.; Salon for Men RADIOS - TAPE RECORDERS SHOPPIND Supt^rm arlit'ts EVERY •Krthur Willey, 71 Green Rd.; OPEN SUNDAY COMPONENT SYSTEMS DAYS TIL WEDNESDAY! io n Cook, 179 Tunnel Rd., Ver- Featuring one-stop CHRISTMAS 'iion; Nancy Gillette, 482 W. DEC. 22 10 A.M . to 5 P.M. UNISEX CUTS OPEN DAILY Santa says... I^Iiddle Tpke.; Gertrude Davis, EL CAMINO 10-10 E3 Lydall St.; Norma Rideout, 130 CENTER St JPcitlertoii^s 'PLAZA CELEBRITY Hiir Placas SUN. 12-5 i37 Kennedy Rd. MANCHESTER RTE. 30, VERNOH shop 649-4537 Sines 1931 For Your Holiday Parties, Try a ‘ Also, Denise Folio, Enfield; • Floats on air dm Cartiflcatss 979-2139 jiulia Dougherty, 69 Charter a A new breed of ■Oak St.; Adam Baker, 12 Birch Vaccum - no runners T u b s , thru Fri. for the bamls Apple ”DELI PLAHER” from FRANK’S Mountain Rd., Bolton; Cheryll No wheels Appointments Preferred' .Hagan, Conklin Rd., Rockville; • Complete with PHONE MANCHESTER PARKADE- MANCHESTm ANY SIZE PLAHER - ANY VARIEH OF MEATS • MADE TO ORDER Reidi Belliveau, Colchester; C€l£BraTV Attachments THE "INNr PUCE ^Cynthia Allison, 64 Montclair • Power-Power-Poweri 6 4 9 - 0 8 8 7 FOR YOUR PET selective Let Ua Bathe and/or Qroom Your Dog ;b r.; Heidi Whijte, East Hamp­ 2V2 2Va 2 Vj Robert 0. St. Pierre BEEF ton; Joyce Madsen, 97 Lakeside Prop. For the Holldaye ITAUAN D r., Andover; Sandra Brennan, OUR Leave Him, We’ll Love Him for the Day E ast Hartford; Susan Kendall, While you Shop. shier PLAHER $ PLAHER .yvrie 1 ^ Marble St. BIGWHEELS NOONDAY SNACK • BACKGROUND MUSIC SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS • j e t Serves 6-8 ■ Serves 10-12 OPEN S A.M. • S P.M. For Rsssnstlons Pfeese Csll _ „ 1 LB. ROAST SEEP M fr«971 mrnk s f e c ia l o f T he week lOZ. PR08CIUTTINI directors Set liGVE SHAGS! 1 LB. COOKED CORNED BEEF CANINE HOLIDAY INNE S OZ. HAM CAPtCOLA 1 LS. ALL BEEF SALAMI 'Monday Session ...AND WE'VE GOT S OZ. OBNOA eALAMI 1 LB. WHITE MEAT TURKEY ROLL THE SUCTION POWER S OZ. SLICeO PROVOLONB 19 OZ.DILL PICKLES (SPEARS) TO PROVE ITI SKI PACKAGES IS OZ.DILL PICKLBS (SPBANS) Because of an oversight Dec. 2 LBS. POTATO SALAD BEQINNER8 TO EXPERT 2 LBS. POTATO SALAD 2 LB8.COLE SLAW -10 by the Manchester Board of 2 LBS.COLB SLAW 1 JAR MUSTARD Directors, when it approved 2 LBS.ITAUAN BREAD 2 LB8.8LICED RYE : purchasing a parcel on Tolland NICH6LS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. 3 SAVE Tpke. for a firehouse site, it ~will hold a special meeting 295 Broad Street a %! EUROFEMI International •Monday at 4 p.m. to rectify the 20 Manchester, Conn. i o m n u T ; UPT6 situation. PLATTER PLATTER . What it forgot to do Dec. 20 CONVERTIRLE THE Serves 10-12 jWas to appropriate the money. [Hours: Mon., Tubs., WeA, Fri. 8:00 to 5:30 2 **«•». J Serves 10-12 • 4 Position Rug 1 LB. FREHCH LOAF ' It is being purchased for 132,400 Adjustm ent Thursday f;00-8;00 - Sat. 8-f 2-LB.* CHOCOLATES 1 LB. IMPORTED BOILED HAM I I 1 LB. IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE 1 LB. ITALIAH LOAF Hrom Santo J. and Nancy W. 1 LB. POLISH LOAF • Edge Cleaning e ,’S '• FIRE CALLS Albert Dandurand Sr. Nupuleon J. Heherl 1 ^ Albert L. Dandurand Sr., 70, SOUTH WINDSOR: - Rockville Center. (Rockville Rt. 83. (Vernon Ambulance. Napoleon J. Hebert, 75, of 159 of 496 Hilliard St. died un­ ft MANCHESTER Fire Department) expectedly this morning at Friday, 5:22 p.m. — bedroom Kelly Rd. died Friday at Friday, 10:40 p.m. — minor Friday, 8:38 p.m. — youth Manchester Memorial fire in an apartment at 92 E. Manchester Memorial fire at a home at 229 Pinney St. broke a leg in the Tolland High Hospital. He was the husband of Middle Tpke. The cause is un­ Hospital. He was the husband of (Ellington Fire Department) Schooi gym. (Tolland Am­ Mrs. Melva Faircloth Dan­ Mrs. Cecil McNicoll Hebert. known and damage was limited bulance) durand. to the mattress and wall by fire AMBULANCE CALLS Mr. Hebert was born in St. Mr. Dandurand was born Justine, Que., Can., and had and water. (Town and Eighth TOLLAND COUNTY June 12, 1904 in Hartford, and District) Today, 3:15 a.m. — auto acci­ lived in South Windsor for many had liv ^ in Manchester since Friday, 7:14 p.m. — person dent on Tunnel Rd. (Vernon years. Before his retirement, Friday, 8:40 p.m. — malfunc­ 1938. He had been employed as tion in the furnace of Building fell on ice and injured head near Ambulance) he was employed by the South a field engineer for the Inter­ the Silver Dollar Restaurant on Windsor Board of Education for No. 52 in Squire Village off national Paper Box Co., Spencer St. (Town) nine years. He was a communi­ Nashua, N.H., and had worked cant of St. Margaret Mary Friday, 10:21 p.m. —false for the company for many alarm at the Bentley School on LONOER SHOPPING HOURS Church and a member of the years. He was a communicant South Windsors Senior Citizens. Hollister St. (Eighth) SUNDAY, DECEMRER 22nd... of St. Bridget Church. He formerly was employed as Today, 1:42 a.m. — false He is also survived by a son, alarm at Box 63, Oak and Clin­ PINEHURST WILL BE OPEN a welter in the shoe industry for Albert L. Dandurand Jr. of the J.F. McElwain Co., ton Sts. (Town) TOMORROW, SUNDAY Tolland; a daughter, Mrs. Today, 7:13 a.m. — malfunc­ Manchester, N.H. Gloria Young of Manchester; from 8 AM ’Ml 5 PM Other survivors are five sons, tion in the smoke detector two brothers, George Dan­ Robert Hebert of Manchester, system in the Main Building of durand of Rocky Hill and Rennet Junior High School. SPECIAL SALE ON COTT QUARTS OF N.H., Norman Hebert of Edward Dandurand of Holyoke, Mass., Donald Hebert (Town) GINGER ALE and CLUB SODA Wethersfield; five TOLLAND COUNTY of San Ramon, Calif., Jean grandchildren, and a great- 2 quarts 8 9 ^ Hebert of Northampton, Mass., Friday, 12:22 a.m. — granddaughter. dumpster fire behind the Shop­ AND SPECIAL PRICE ON COKE BEVERAGES and Richard Hebert of Seattle, The funeral is Monday at 8:15 Wash.; two daughters, Mrs. ping Bag grocery store in a.m. from Holmes Funeral FULL QTS. OF COKE, SANTIBA GINGER ALE, Jeannine Miano of Wethersfield Home, 400 Main St., with a and Mrs. Doris Doddy of Indian Mass at St. Bridget Church at 9. CLUB SODA and QUININE WATER Harbor Beach, Fla.; a sister, Burial will be in St. James Mrs. Aimee Asseline of 2 quarts 7 9 ^ Cemetery. Willimantic; and two brothers, Friends may call at f ABOUT Joseph Hebert and Laurent the funeral home Sunday from 2 Shop Pinehurst Sunday 8 A.M. 'til 5 P.M, - Monday Hebert, both of Manchester, to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. TOWN N.H. 8 A.M. 'til 8 P.M., Tuesday 8 A.M. 'til 6 P.M. The funeral is Monday at 8:15 Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars a.m. from the Samuel- Mrs. Katherine C. Gorman of Lebanon, will install officers Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 Mrs. Katherine Coleman Gor­ at a public meeting at 7; 30 For the Finest Swedish Korv, U.S. Choice Buckland Rd., with a Mass at man of 750 Main St. died Friday tonight in the Masonic Temple. Tender ioins and New Crop Frozen St. Margaret Mary Church at 9. at Manchester Memorial Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Hospital. She was the widow of Turkeys shop Cemetery, Manchester, N.H. Novena of the Miraculus Robert J. Gorman. Medal and Benediction of the Friends may call at the Mrs. Gorman was bom in funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Blessed Sacrament will be Broad Brook and had lived in celebrated Monday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Manchester all her life. Pinehurst Grocery 9 p.m. at the Church of the Assump­ 302 MAIN Survivors are a daughter, tion. S. Adams St. Mrs. John J. O’Connor of Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Julia Hicking of Manchester; Christmas Carols at New Hope Manor Santa Waits five grandchildren, eight great­ grandchildren and several For Visitors nieces and nephews. VERNON The funeral is Monday at 8:30 School work and household chores finished, three of the teen-age girls at New Hope Manor SUNDAY STARTING AT 9 a.m. a.m. from the John F. Tierney entertain the staff and other residents with Christmas carols. The girls are responsible for Santa Claus will be in his cot­ cleaning their own rooms and doing their personal laundry. Other housework is done on a tage in Central Park, Rockville Funeral Home, 219 W. Center today and Monday from noon to St., with a Mass at St. James rotating basis. The girls relax in a variety of ways. Some enjoy playing the piano, others ‘^BIG AFTER 4:30 p.m. He has been meeting Church at 9. Burial will be in St. like to read or listen to records. Dancing is also popular. To help keep this drug and alcohol with children in the cottage James Cemetery. rehabilitation center for teen-age girls operating, “Friends of New Hope Manor” was since Dec. 3 to learn what they Friends may call at the formed. The $100 donation needed to become a charter member of New Hope “Friends of CHRISTMAS" want for Christmas. Parents funeral home Sunday from 2 to New Hope,” will also help a girl rehabilitate herself. (Herald photo by Pinto) can take pictures. Santa has a 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. lollypop for each child. SALE Set for Christmas feasting, the Christmas tree pattern china and sparkling crystal is set on a lace doth lined Before Christmas with red. Lighted candles and a window wreath complement the view of the outside lighted tree. C o n c e d e s Wickham Park Christmas Eve Up to 50% OFF! 4 ] CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Heralding Homes Democrat John Durkin, Fireworks Site? exhausted financially and per­ Service iitisp.M. sonally after 23 days trying to Fireworks may shoot off The large park lies on the retain his U.S. Senate recount from the top of Wickham Park town line between Burnside victory over Republican Rep. on July 4, 1976, according to Ave. and Tolland Tpke. The Halls Are Decked Louis Wyman, has concede comments made at the Manchester used to hold a ☆ “Jne Night in Bethlehem defeat within New Hampshire Thursday night meeting of the July 4 display on Mount Nebo ^ Church Choir Singing The Christmas season for the John Lombardo family at 502 The gold and brick raised ranch, although decorated with gar­ and is looking for victory before Manchester Bicentennial Com­ but has not been able to since I- Spring St. officially begins at one minute past midnight on the lands and wreaths on the outside, comes alive inside with the 84 was built alongside the Story by the Democrat-controlled U.S. mittee. morning of Dec. 1 when Mrs. Lombardo puts a Christmas record Christmas colors of red and green highlighted with lights, JUNE TOMPKINS Senate. Co-chairman Nate Agostinelli mountain. NORMAN E. SWENSEN, Pastor on their stereo. candles and special effects. Wyman says if his four-vote said East Hartford’s bicenten­ One of the committee’s other From then on through the holiday season, the house is filled Unusual effects are achieved through ingenious arrangement victory survives final review by nial chairwoman, Mrs. Richard priorty items is the construc­ Trinity Covenant Church with seasonal music from a collection of about 25 records. New of interesting items. Photos by the state Ballot Law Commis­ Blackstone, suggested to him tion of a music shell. Ralph 3(T2 Hackmatack Street ones are added yearly, said Mrs. Lombardo. Red and green felt with pinked edges is brought out and used REGINALD PINTO the use of the park in a joint dis­ Maccarone of the committee is for shelf liners and small table covers, mats and doilies. A centerpiece of yarn cones, sprayed gold and filled with colored balls sion next week, he will drop his Manchester, Connecticut For the next few days the family members who are home, court drive for a new election. play by both towns. studying the idea. transform the house into one full of Christmas spirit. The painting over the living fireplace mantel is covered with serves as a base for a Swedish Christmas tree. (One street south of 1-84) red felt on which is arranged a Christmas scene of sequined trees IttllEI and the Three Kings, also in colored sequins. The scene is flanked At The by matching panels edged in gold and decorated with gold roses. Enhancing the focal point on the paneled fireplace wall is a collection of angels lined up behind a garland of tinsel and MANCHESTER highlighted with small candle cups. POLICE REPORT Felt figures trimmed with sequins portraying the 12 days of - - ■ Christmas (made by Mrs. Lombardo’s mother), greet visitors Mart store on Spencer St. into Rau St. Ext., police said. HERE’S WHY from the suspended foyer lamp. MANCHESTER She and her passenger, uniden­ PARKADE James A. Cromwell, 32, of 50 Friday at 1:50 p.m. due to a Besides a tree in the living room decorated with “family shoplifting incident. He was tified, were taken to Rockville traditions,” the family and neighbors enjoy a tree mounted on the Coolidge St. was arrested General Hospital where they WE RECOMMEND Friday at 6:12 p.m. and charged released to his father. Bring The Khb outside back deck trimmed with several hundred tiny twinkly were treated and released. lights. with breach of peace and in­ Both vehicles were towed toxication. The charges stem Two wrapped-up Christmas Red and white mats give a Christmasy look to the kitchen table presents were found today at from the scene. Court for set with a plate of tempting little cakes topped with red and green from an alleged fight at the Stachowiak is Jan. 21. Gaslight Restaurant on Oak St., 2:07 a.m. by Patrolman Roy BULOVA FREE cherries. Tiny angels are poised on the cupboard doors. police said. Abbie while he was cruising Even the two bathrooms look festive. One bathroom in blue and down Birch St. They were in the Michael Pariseau, 16, of 67 FOR CHRISTMAS green sparkles with a shiny wreath and a wall tree of artificial He was placed in a cell at Hammond St. was arrested Candy & Lollipops police headquarters and later middle of the road and looked First, quality. Since we also blue spruce. The other bathroom boasts a bright red seat cover as though they had fallen off a Friday on a Circuit Court 12 and a small wall tree with colored electric lights. released on his written promise warrant charging him with service and repair watches, we to appear in court Jan. 6. car roof. know how well Bulova watches Downstairs, the family room also glistens with the spirit of Due to the late hour, the second-degree criminal mis­ Santa Says... Christmas. Particularly attractive is a white birch branch chief. He allegedly threw a rock are made. Gerald 0. Harris, 25, of 107 patrolman did not check the fastened to a paneled wall and trimmed with tiny white lights and area homes but turned the through a window of a high rise Second, styling. As a jeweler we red birds. Hublard Dr., Vernon was apartment Dec. 14 in Rockville arrested today at 2:30 a.m. on presents in at headquarters. are very much aware of fashion “I will be at A combination of a mango picker and rice sifter, both from Center and it hit a woman who trends and Bulova is always there Thailand, with red balls, gold stars and a red cardinal make a un­ E. Center St. and charged with VERNON had to receive medical treat­ ique wall decor above the hearth on the brick fireplace wall. operating a motor vehicle while Matthew Stachowiak, 22, of 26 first. (And with the latest features.) ment, police said. Treasure City Wherever you are in the Lombardo home, there is Christmas under the influence of liquor Grand Ave., Rockville was Third, value. Dollar for dollar we He was released on a $500 which is shared by Mr. and Mrs. Lombardo and their three sons— and operating without a license. arrested Friday and charged believe Bulova gives you more. non-surety bond for court Jan. John who is a junior at Brown University in Providence, R.I., He was still being held this with reckless driving in connec­ Come in and let us help you all day Sunday morning on $100 cash bond. If tion with a two-car collision at Michael who is a senior at Manchester High School, and Jeffrey, select the perfect Bulova for your a Grade 7 student at Bennet Junior' High School. he does not post bond, court is 7:40 p.m. at Rau St. and Grand DOLLS - TOYS gift occasion. Monday here. If he does, court from 9 am on... Ave., police said. Eloctrlcal Goods The decorated paneled wall is the focal point of the living room. is Jan. 13. Stachowiak’s car struck the Leather Goods car driven by Patricia H. Come and visit Me.” Vandalism cases reported Legge, 28, of 7 Rau St. Ext. as ARTiniRDRUG from Friday include: she was attempting a left turn • Four youths reportedly threw eggs at a Bank St. home today at 1:50 a.m. waking the resident and neighbors. The boys ran off laughing and FREE FREE swearing, residents told police. • Christmas lights on a 2 W eeks a t spruce tree in front of 171 E. Center St. were pulled off stereo end American Health Friday. Fitness Center • Lights on a front yard tree other gifts in West Herttom or WottiertfleM on Coleman Rd. were smashed come In end Juat come In to Treaeure City, leave that night. your name and address with our pret­ .. Lights on a front yard tree register to wlnl ty gtrte end you gel two PRBI wooko of a Conway St. home were — No Obligation. stolen in the night. • Four or five youths were A. RIpplf tirturnd b ric ilit w itcli with diamond at 12 o’clock. 17|tw ila. $M. reported throwing garbage B. A (la iilc In llm t. Ooldtona caaa, whita anamal dial. 17 jawala. US. around on Fairfield St. Friday C. A round-Uia-clock (athlon. 17 lawala. Stalnlaia at 10 p.m. They were yelling itaal. tIO . Coldtona flniah. fls . 0. All atalnlaia ilaal day/dala automatic. 17 jawala. TOY SALE! obscenities and left in one car. $N. A four-foot high, plastic snow­ m OFF ALL DIAMONDS 20 » 60% Off IK C IU OMHira man was found by a young W. NOW THRU CHRISTMAS Middle Tpke. resident in a • FAMOUS MAKERS • wooded area off New State Rd. IDEAL - BUDDY L - MILTON BRADLEY - AND OTHERS The snowman is carrying a sign that says, "This Way Out.” Mrs. Lombardo and Jeffrey arrange new cards on iMMUTii m m Mamihaster Parkade OPEN 9 AM -1 0 PM their card tree wall hanging. A 15-year-old boy from East Hartfoid was arrested in the K- PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAy), manchester^^ Dec. 21, 1974 — PAGE THIRTEEN Indians Hold On to Triumph novers, East narrowed the 3-2 and league standard to 2- Quesnel and Rawlings it was too late to overcome Oakland, Miami Clash Features NFL Playoffs By Lett Auster deficit to 61-56 with a little 1, fell behind, 13-8, at the netted six apiece in the Manchester’s substantial Spurting to a 56-40 advan­ over two minutes remaining outset but ripped off 12 un­ period with M ^h ester out- lead. V tage early in the final but buckets by Bob Healy answered points in the final scoring Blast, 20-16, to lead, Quesnel (16), Rawlings NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s only one of four opening round “We’ll give them a good battle but it won’t be easy,” think on their defense they’ve really been turning the thing can do with my ability. Do I want to bomb away or do I quarter, Manchester High and Ray Sullivan pushed 2:17 of the opening canto to 54-40, going into the final (14) and Sullivan (13) Ut National Football League playoff games this weekend, but said Miami fullback Larry Csonka who tore the Raiders around,’’ Grant said. want to run a solid ball control offense?" barely managed to withs­ Manchester’s lead back up surge into a 20-13 advantage. eight inihiutes. double figures for the In­ today’s clash at Oakland between the Raiders and the two- apart in last year’s AFC title game by rushing for 117 The two teams had identical 104 regular season records. Los Angeles and Washington, two teams that rely strong­ tand a furious rally by to nine with 1:08 showing on Just as easily as time defending champion Miami Dolphins shapes up as a yards and scoring three touchdowns. “Oakland is a good The Pittsburgh-Buffalo contest will pit two of the NFL’s ly on defense, close out the opening round of the playoffs on , ’The tables turned early in dians. The Tribe out- scrappy East Hartford High the clock. The Hornets Manchester scored in the better match than the one to be held Jan. 12 in Super Bowl club with solid performers in every position. Still, if we best rushers—O.J. Simpson of the Bills and Franco Harris the second period with the rebounded the smaller the West Coast Sunday with the Rams a three-point choice i to secure a 65-59 CCIL brought it back down to six third canto, it was equally Hornets with Healy grab­ IX at New Orleans. can control the ball at the line of scrimmage, we’ll be in of the Steelers — against each other. Simpson ran for 1,125 despite dropping a 23-17 decision to the Redskins earlier basketball triumph last Hornets reeling off nine difficult in the final stansa The winner of the Raiders-Dolphins game still must there all the way." yards while Harris also surpassed the 1,000 yard mark with this month. with 36 seconds left but points to knot it at 22-all at bing nine caroms to lead the night at the Hornets’ Nest. couldn’t come any closer. to get past halfcourt as boardwork. East Hartford, meet either Pittsburgh or Buffalo for the American Foot­ Bob Griese quarterbacks the Dolphins while calling 1,006. the 5:23 mark. ’The quintets signals for the Raiders is lefty Ken Stabler whose 26 Pessuring the Silk Manchester, victorious for East’s pressure began to now 3-3 over-all and 1-2 In ball Conference championship before challenging the Pittsburgh — thanks to its bruising defense and home Washington head coach George Allen said he plans to exchanged two-pointers and touchdown passes led the entire NFL. Stabler’s favorite Towners all over the court, the second consecutive time work. It worked. However, the CCIL, placed four men in National Conference champ in the Super Bowl but many field advantage — has been made a six-point favorite. The start Billy Kilmer at quarterback and possibly Duane» resulting in a nurr|)er of tur­ then Manchester strung observers believe Oakland and Miami to be the two best receivers are Cliff Branch and Fred Biletnikoff. to up its aggregate mark to Manchetlpr (6S) double figures. Rick Hewey Steelers’ defensive line sacked opposing quarterbacks an Thomas, instead of Larry Brown, at running back. Brown g together 10 points, four Minnesota, champion of the NFC Central Division, rules p ■ B F Pta. was high with 13 points teams in professional football. NFL-leading 52 times this season. has been hobbled most of the year by injuries. ^ apiece by Sullivan and Hal 3 Koepwl 1 1-2 4 ft as a seven point pick over St. Louis which won the Eastern 3 Healy 2 D-2 1 followed by Tom Coppinger The Raiders won 12 of their 14 regular season games this Rawlings, to take a 34-24 7 ir l II crown and gained the playoffs for the first time in 26 years. Quarterbacking was a sore point for Pittsburgh for most 4 ()ueml (12), Ken Lane (12), ^ year for the best record in the NFL while the Dolphins, The Rams, who surrendered three touchdown pass^ to | halftime bulge into the 3 Sullivan 1 1-2 12 The game will mark the sixth time in seven years Viking of the season with a three-way battle between Terry 2 Demko 2 0-1 4 had nine in the aborted S beset by injuries all year, still finished with an 11-3 mark. Kilmer in the Dec. 9 game between the two teams, allowed ^ THE HERALD lockerroom. East was held 0 Rawllnsi 1 U 14 head coach Bud Grant has led his club into the playoffs. Bradshaw, Joe Gilliam and Terry Hanratty for the star­ fourth quarter drive, and ^ Oakland, mainly because of the home field advantage, has the fewest points in the NFL this season — 181 — while ^ scoreless* in the final 4:06 of 0 McNIclile 1 M 2 ting spot. Bradshaw, however, apparently has won out. 3 Maloney 1 »4) 1 Jim Bryson (10). $ been ruled a three-point favorite over Miami which is Terry Metcalf of the Cardinals, who gained 1,995 yards Washington held its opponents to 196. ANGLE the opening half. 1 Colllni 2 »4) 4 I seeking its fourth straight Super Bowl berth and third con- total offense with his rushing, pass receiving and kickoff Manchester’s next clash is “I’m playing loose as a goose now,” Bradshaw said. Some beautiful team 18 TotaU 28 7-U 16 I secutve championship. returning, and Chuck Foreman of the Vikings, who rushed In total defense in the NFC, Washington, with a 234.6- Friday at league compatriot “This whole team has experience and the confidence from passing in the third quarter Ka»t IlMrlford g. Today’s other playoff contest pits St. Louis at Minnesota for 777 yards, are the big play men on offense for both yard average yield, was first and Los Angeles, 243.1, was|^ P F PU. Wethersfield High. having been in the playoffs before. My own confidence has By Earl Yoat Sports Editor enabled the locals some & Bresaon i 0-2 18 ^•'ih an NFC battle while Sunday’s two games find Buffalo at teams as far as Grant is concerned. second. S 1 Lane 8 14 11 “On defense we probably have more experience, but I been built up by playing. It’s just a question now of what I close-in easy shots, many of 1 Presianurita 2 D-l 4 In jayvee action, ^ Pittsburgh and Washington at Los Angeles. them layups. The diminutive 2 Hewey » 34 IS 4 ()opplnger i 34 12 Manchester won its third in Hornets pressured 0 BovI 0 (Ml 0 five starts, 48-42 over East Manchester outside at the 0 (Currie 0 (Ml 0 sr iinTO) 1 Weekend Pro Picks 2 Bantetner 2 M 4 Hartford. Brian Moran perimeter but this opened up 2 PetUl 2 (M) 4 netted 14 for the Indians and Weekend Pro Football Picks: Minnesota to beat St. the shots in the six and Louis and Miami over Oakland today. Buffalo will take 18 Totals 21 7-11 68 Frank DeJesus had a like Parts of Player Contracts Illegal Big Game NBA Roundup: Chicago on Move eight-foot range. Mike Score at half: Mane heater M-H Pittsburgh and Washington gets the nod over Los Angeles number for the Hornets. Sunday...Super Sunday will be Jan. 12 in New Just how good is the NEW YORK (UPI) - Hard- failed to reach 100 points this halftime lead to an 80-76 third the Bullets' leading scorer, to Orleans...Jim Balesano has been awarded his varsity T at MCC five? nosed defense has been the year — but Bob Love’s 30 points quarter ulge. Drew poured in 13 just six points and center Wes Trinity College for football. It marked the third letter in Tonight the Cougar trademark of all Dick Motta’s pointed the way to Chicago’s points, including nine of Atlan­ Unseld managed only two Judge Rules for NFL ta's last 11 to make the Hawks football the former Manchester High athlete earned. His cagers host Housatonir at teams in Chicago since he victory. points, both free throws. Ed joined the Bulls out of Weber the third straight team to five touchdowns led the Bantams in scoring...Ed Laskey of Cheney Tech with first Celtics 110, Jazz 106 Ratleff chipped in 21 points for State in 1968. defeat the Braves. Randy the Rockets and Zaid Abdul- Manchester is an uncle of jockey Chris McCarron who set place in the Conneelirut Boston built an 11-point lead Eagles Triumph, achieved in court what we wanted in Defense did it again for Mot­ Smith, with 35 points to tie his Aziz added 20. Mike Newlin had a new all-time record earlier this week when he saddled NEW YORK (UPI) - What Community College A.A. with three minutes left and then National Football Leape players lost collective bargaining.” ta’s Bulls Friday night as they career high, and cAdoo with 31, 12 assists for Houston. his 516th winner...Walt Frazier of the New York Knicks at stake. Each team hoasts increased their lead in the held off a charge by New paced the Braves. in collective bargaining last summer A spokesman for the NFL, Orleans to hand the Jazz their leads all vote-getters for the NBA All-Star game squad a 4-1 record. National Basketball they apparently have won in court. meanwhile, said any comment on the 27th loss in 30 starts. Center with Boston’s John Havlicek a close second. Paul Silas, Action starts at 8 Association’s tight Midwest Or so it would seem, according to a Kapp ruling would have to await Dave Cowens and Jo Jo White Warriors 94, 76ers 93 Pistons 103 Lakers 102 Dave Cowens and JoJo White are other Celts among the further legal study by the NFL’s o’clock. Division with a 96-73 victory top four in the Eastern Conference voting by ruling handed down Friday by U.S. over the Kansas City-Omaha set the scoring pace for the Rick Barry scored 15 of his 29 Bob Lanier scored 34 points, lawyers. winners. Cowens had 27 points points in the last quarter and position...When the Celtics face Houston at the new Hart­ Turner Sets Pace District Judge William T. Sweigert. Kings. It is the latest in the including a basket with 17 Sweigert, acting on a request for a Sweigert, in granting Kapp a partial season the Bulls have ever held and White 26. The Jazz got a 21- made the game-deciding field seconds remaining, to lead ford Civic Center Jan. 18 the home club will donate a dollar summary judgment, seemed most point night from Lou Nelson goal with four seconds left for Detroit. The Lakers had a from each $7 ticket purchased through the Hartford Coun­ By Doug Ovian Shooting well In the se­ and does a lot of things summary judgment by former star first place. well.” anxious about the Rozelle Rule, which It was also the 300th career and Pete Maravich chipped in Golden State. Keith Wilkes had chancy to avoid their third ty Lung Assn...Sidney Wicks, former UCLA cage great, Correspondenl cond half, the Eagles never NFL quarterback Joe Kapp, declared with 19, although he sa out the 21 points for the Warriors who keeps a player from negotiating freely victory for Motta, coach-of-the- successive loss but Gail now a standout with Portland in the NBA, is another pro Paced by senior Tim allowed their lead to dip Paul Ciotto was high parts of NFL players contracts, in­ final period. lead the Pacific Division with a even after he has played out his con­ year four years ago. Goodrich’s 20-foot jumper mis­ Turner’s 24 points. East below 10 points. scorer for Bulkeley, now 2-2, cluding the controversial “Rozelle 20-10 record. sed at the buzzer. Lanier, who claims karate lessons in the off-season helped make tract and has become a free agent. He Last year the Bulls were se­ Hawks 113, Braves 102 him a better player. Anyone who has ever seen pro ball Catholic made it three vic­ “Everyone handled the with 14 points. Rule,” are illegal. Rookie forward John Drew despite a painful left knee, pressure of a game like this After four road dates, the struck it down out of hand, which cond in the NBA in team knows exactly what he means where pushing, shoving and tories in a row last night (Herald photo by Dunn) He said the “Rozelle Rule”, under defense but Chicago leads the scored 24 of his 26 points in the Roekets 116, Bullets 91 netted 12 of his points in the very well,” Ogrodnik 3-1 Eagles finally make their which the NFL can perpetually means it cannot be argued at a future BASKETBALL fourth quarter to spark the holding are all part of the ‘defensive’ manuevers...Dick with a 53-37 verdict over Indians* Ray Sullivan Drives Lane for Layup trial. league this season, giving up a second half to fire the Hawks Rudy Tomjanovich hit his Bulkeley High at the asserted. “Peter Thompson home debut Monday night restrain a player’s employment, is stingy 93 points a game. past the slumping Braves. The first seven shots from the field Pistons’ comeback. Guard Meier of Manchester is a member of the Trinity College Kapp signed what he called a three- JUNIORS Bulldog’s brand new gym in and Bill Moffett have played against Penney High of East Hornets* Defender Rick Hewey (11) Races in Too Late “patently unreasonable and illegal” Defense kept the Kings’ 6-6 youngster from Gardner- and went on to score 26 points in Dave Bing had 23 points. Gail wrestling squad this season. year contract for $600,000 with the Paced by Brian Charlebois’ 16 Goodrich led the Lakers with 24 Hartford with a crowd of 1,- four solid games and I’m Hartford in a non­ and said further “there is no genuine offense down — the 20th time in Webb collected 11 points as the Houston victory. Houston’s New England Patriots covering the points, the Suns bested the points and Lucius Allen had 23. 100 looking on. pleased with their perfor­ conference clash. issue about it to require or justify Braves, 67-42, last night at the 28 games Bulls opponents have Hawks broke away from a 51-50 defense limited Elvin Hayes, Notes Off the Cuff 1970-71-72 seasons. However, after Besides his scoring out­ mances. The difference, The East Jayvees ran their trial.” East Side Rec. John Orfitelli playing 11 games with the Pats in Volleyball activity in the Men’s Rec League will be idle put, ’Turner led the Eagles in however, was ’Turner. He winning streak to four with a Additionally, Judge Sweigert said netted 15 for the Braves. Top Scorer Sidelined 1970, for which he received $154,000, until after the holidays. Bob Parizeau, league director, the rebounding department blends in well with the team 87-59 victory over Bulkeley. that part of the NFL draft rule is Rozelle discovered Kapp had not reports a new entry has been secured to replace Lakewood with 13. Junior center John Sophomore Jon Lindberg “unreasonable and illegal,” that the MIDGET signed a standard player’s contract — Circle...Bob Digan Jr., Manchester High football player, Lusa was next in line with 11 paced East with 29 tallies. rule giving Commissioner Pete Fountain Village out­ the Pats said Kapp signed a distanced Y All-Stars, 32-19, has received word of his acceptance to the University of caroms along with pitching ICul Calhollr Rozelle final say in disputes and Notre Dame...The attendance at Manchester High’s home F Pts. grievances and a rule penalizing other memorandum — and ordered him to and the Lakers whipped Boland in 12 points. Hickey 0 04 0 Oil, 40-19, last night in league OPEN SUNDAY basketball start against Conard last ’Tuesday n i^ t was do so immediately. ’The tempo was very slow Wehr 1 0-1 2 Tech Skein Ends clubs for tampering also are illegal play at the (Community Y. A Luu 2 64 12 Kapp refused and was banned from 10 AM TO PM COME ON DOWN — FARR’S disappointing with a reported 500 fans on hand, or 1,400 less at the outset with East because they restrict employment 8 P. Thompeoo 3 04 6 further play. He initiated a suit third tilt saw the Knicks nip than the previous game. As a rule, attendance picks up taking a 10-8 first quarter Moffett 4 12 0 When you lose your mission, 39-35, but saw that eight minutes. The Beavers choice. Modean Janitorial, 14-11. Chris Turner 10 44 24 TV after the holidays...Just Wondering Department: Who was lead sparked by Turner after leading scorer who has been lead dissipate in the third were within four with a Ed Garvey, Executive Director of against the NFL and its 26 member Chiaputti (10) and Bill Brundett IS WELL STOCKED WitH CHRISTMAS GOODIES M. Nolen 0 0-10 AND teams asking the court to declare the really Uie best football player at East Catholic High, he came off the bench. S. Thompson 0 04 0 averaging 18.8 points per stanza with Coventry minute left but just didn’t the NFL Players Association, was (8) paced Fountain while Matt Carlson 0 04 0 game it’s bound to have its vaulting into a 5045 advan­ have the firepower to over­ standard players contract illegal and following announcement of the many awards given at the ‘"They (Bulkeley) set the Heim 0 0 0 0 delighted when he learned of Maloney had six for the Stars. FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY — RADK to punish the NFL at least $20 million recent fall program? There was a most valuable player, a slow ace and we took effect. tage going into the final come the Patriots. Sweigert’s ruling while NFL officials Jamie Gallagher and Mike Totals 21 11-22 52 worth. That was in 1972 and he later Correnti had 15 and eight best lineman, a best defensive lineman, a best offensive charge,” East Coach Stan Bulltriry (37) Playing without the ser­ Coventry (68) Coventry, which snapped declined immediate comment. , markers respectively for the BEBNZOMATIC lineman and a best back...Jake Greenberg has unretired as Ogre^nik explained. B F PU. vices of 64 center Mark B F PU. its three-game losing streak “One of the reasons we went to followed up by asking for a summary a basketball official and worked in local adult league play Donlin 1 0-1 SATURDAY Viklinetz, out with a blister Fortier 10 64 20 judgment. In a 28-page summary Lakers while Matt Peterson (7) TWO RUHHER STOVE SLEDS The Eagles built their lead Faulkner 2 04 Carlioa U 24 n with the verdict, was paced Camp (last summer) without a con­ FIGURE liOO (3) NFLt Vikings vs. and Ernie Pallerin (4) were this week. Jake admits to 65, plus, on the age ladder...Pro Ciotto 6 ^2 on the ball of his foot which SdunMt 2 64 4 hy Brian (Carlson’s game- released Friday, Sweigert supported in the second stanza with the BUke ElUf tract was the Joe Kapp case and the ■8I8B ^"'1 Counter bowlers will appear at the Bradley Bowl Feb.23-March 1 as 4 0-1 Cards, WINF became infected, Cheney 4 24 11 some of Kapp’s contentions but left high for Boland. Tom McClusky ■ IP B R complete with defense preventing the C>)leman 1 1-2 liOO (24) Pro Tennis Gankofskie 1 64 2 high 27 points. Joe Fortier John Mackey case, which goes to trial and Bob Bayles each pumped in part of their U.S. tour...’The top two football players at Colazzo 0 0-2 Tech had its five-game Klasane 1 64 2 and Jeff Ellis also hit double on Feb. 3,” said Garvey. “We felt if others open to further trial “unless * hose to connect Bulldogs from narrowing Montford 2 04 4:00 (22, 30) NFL: Mansfield I 64 2 five for the Knicks and Ken Hill SKATES Manchester High, to be awarded ’Thom McAn trophies, the gap which eventually Pitkin 1 04 Dolphins vs. Raiders, WINF basketball winning streak figures for the Patriots with either was successful we would have settled by collective bargaining.” had a game-high 10 for Modean. to bulk tank. will be announced shortly. Selections were made by the snapped by (Coventry High, Totals 31 n o 68 20 and 11 markers respec­ grew to nine points. East led Totals 17 04 27 4:00 (18) This Week in Chi-nrv Trrh (61) $ 1 1 9 9 List Price $65,951 coaching staff...National League baseball clubs have at the half, 25-16. Score at half; East 25-16 NFL 68-61, last night at the B F PU. tively. agreed to increase visiting team’s shares for the 1975 ’ 5:00(8) Wide World: Pro Patriots’ gym. Kurlowicz 3 ^2 8 I I UP Foran 10 64 . 20 ’Turning in a tremendous $ 9 0 9 9 season. Visiting clubs will now get 40 cents on any admis­ skiing “I’m proud of this team,” Daggett Whalers’ Canadiens Prove Pointy $ R 9 9 1 04 2 performance for Cheney but SMALL FRY TODAY sion of 51 cents or more. ’The American League will still 8:00 (18) Tangerine Bowl: Beavers’ Coach Gerry LeCourt 8 64 16 PressamarlU 4 1-2 to no avail was 6-1 senior SHOE SKATES Unbeallvable • i per person and up allow visitors 27t^ on each admission...^jor league Miami (Ohio) vs. Georgia Blanchard stated, “They Haberem 2 0-1 Winning baseball writers are balking at the $40 per game fee from 8:00 Knicks vs.Cellics, tried hard but just couldn’t forward Tom Foran with 20 WINF ToUls 28 24 61 points and a bushel of Best Team in Canada SLED SEAT league headquarters to score a game. ’The scorers are pull it off.” Score at half; Cheney 38-35 BOWLING DOUBLE RUNNER,, 9 9 11:30 (22) NHL: Bruins rebounds. Backcourtman Ways End 4 9 POGO STICK * 8 FOR BABY 9 9 asking for $60 per game. The Techmen, now 5-2 for BOB SKATES 1 Attaches to Sled vs. Maple Leafs Tom LeCourt pumped in 16 NEW YORK (UPI) - It took Flame* 6, Blues 2 * 5 the season, led at the inter­ NEW YORK (UPI) - One POWDER PUFF - Vivian points, but for this night them almost half a season to do Wayne Merrick scored the sure way to cure a losing streak Kenneson 184-483, Roberta Short Punts ’n Passes SUNDAY anyway, the Beavers lacked it, but the Montreal Canadians first two goals of the game to GOLF IDEAS TENNIS IDEAS CAMPING IDEAS 12:30 (3 (24) Pro Tennis is to keep the other guy off the Shore 201-533, Ginette Girardin finally can lay claim today to give St. Louis a 2-0 lead, but the • UNIROYAL No. 252 • BANCROFT According to the Sports Research Institute at Penn that one extra ingredient. 185-459, Ida Richmond 180, Reg. $20 1:00 (22, 30) NFL: Bills scoreboard. being the best hockey team in Flames took the momentum e SLEEPING BAG State, a 175-pound lineman has a better chance of staying Grid Contest To Larry Duff Veteran goaltender Gerry GOLF BALLS TENNIS RACQUET Value vs. Sleelers, WINF (Hieney is now off until Sylvia Johanson 465, Gerry Canada. early in the second period with 3 lb. POLYESTER on his feet that a 175-pound running back if they were 4:00 (3) NFL: Rams vs. after Christmas when it Cheevers provided Cleveland Tracy 461. List $18.00 doz. with nylon cover playing on artificial turf on a rainy day...NFL teams In the 34th game for both goals by Tom Lysiak, Jacques Gin Boxed ’ 8 * * » 6 ” up *14 ** Redskins, WINF Prize money — $25 in The prom otion was entertains Somers High with just such a lift Friday teams, Montreal overtook the Richard and Buster Harvey scored 31 more touchdowns during the regular season than cash — for The Herald's sponored by Manchester Friday night. In an earlier night as he turned aside all 30 HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Mar­ surprising Canucks in the point within a span of 3:02. Bob • GOLF BAGS • TRETORN e ALUMINUM COTS a year ago...There were 309 fewer field goal attempts due final Pro Football Picks Tire, Consumer Sales, engagement, Cheney out­ shots sent at him by New ti Sarles 126, Irene Sirois 127. parade by blasting Vancouver, Leiter added a pair of goals in and STOOLS England, helping the Crusaders TENNIS SHOES to the change in rules with punt returns showing an in­ contest for 1974 was won Nassiff Arms and 6-1, on the West Coast Friday the third period as Atlanta * 8 * * a n d up lasted Somers, 61-50, in e BACK-PACKS $ crease from 50.7 to 60. 8 per cent, nine being returned for by Larry Duff of 34 Pine Manchester Lumber. to a 3-0 victory. COUNTRY CLUB - Vic night. This left the Canadians moved back into third place In GOLF CART overtime. The home ice triumph 1 9 * * touchdonwns as compared to five in ’73...One half of all Abraitis 150412, Fred Baker with 46 points, one more than Division 1, just one point behind MINI-TABLE with Frames Women*s Volleyball Hill St. snapped a six-game losing games played were decided by seven or less points with 137-371, Larry Bates 369, Ken the Canucks, and also gave the Rangers. * l 5 ’ ’ andup streak for Cleveland while, the Bennett 148-378, Don Benoit 352, • NYLON TENT the home team winning 99 times while'losing 82. The AFC them undisputed possession of Seal* 5, Capitals 2 GOLF SHOES *2 9 * * Whalers suffered their first Carl Bolin 360, Bert Davis 351, 5x7 MOUNTAIN Schoolboy Basketball first place in Division 3 of the Larry Patey, A1 McAdam and Mulligans for Men or Women TENNIS won the inter-conference game series from the NFC, Standings defeat in six outings. Still, New Carroll Maddox 392, Mike National Hockey League. Los Morris Mott sent California off 23 to 17...Have a nice weekend. W L England can take comfort from Pagani 138-138-386, Pete Staum $32.00 $^^99 • SPACE BLANKET Porpoises 16 2 Word Awaited Angeles, which was idle, fell to a 3-0 lead in the first period its 16-point lead over the 141-381, Tom Zemke 141. Turkey Value $9.50 Dolphins back to second. and the Seals went on to out- TABLE Bates College High Scorers 14 4 ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - South Winflsor Winner, runnerup Crusaders in the East Shoot Winners — Fred Baker * 7 * * Sharks Despite is loss, only the ninth shoot Washington, 44-23. The _____ LEATHER 2WxS’ - Folds to card table ______Value 14 4 Rumors flew Friday but there Division of the World Hockey 434, Vic Abraitis 427, Tom Marlins 9 9 was no official word on whether of the campaign, Vancouver Capitals got both their goals in size. Game Includes Wood Freshmen averaging IS and 12 points with the Bates Four Other Teams Bow Association. Zemke 419. maintained a 14-point advan­ Table with Folding Metal Whales 5 13 the Orange County grand jury Cleveland did all its scoring a 32-second span of the second TOBOGGANS College Jayvee haskethall squad this season have been Flounders 5 13 had hamM down indictments tage in Division 2 over Chicago period on shots by Bill Lesuk TOP Lege, Includes 2 Paddles, in the first period, with the EARLY BIRD - Sophie Welp- 4 ft to 6 ft John Riccio, left, and Ron Soucier. Both starred with Barracudas 4 14 involving the Florida Blazers and St. Louis, who are tied for and Ron Lalonde. goals going to Ron Ward, Grant ly 140-340, Marge Lavoie 137, Roll-Away Net, Ball East Catholic High last season. Stingrays 4 14 World Football League team. Only South Windsor Hirt escaped unscathed In basket­ second. ball action last night as Rockville, Ellington, Bolton and Erickson and Russ Walker. Michele Am 136. PLAY- Rham 1^ lost. BACK $1099 Flghllng SuiniB 6, Rarer* 4 •49” REG. $29.95 Placing four men In double figures, the Bobcats routed Minnesota scored twice in l ^ S A L E each period, with six different MUFFLER SPECIAL OF THE WEEK TABLE TENNIS Central Valley Conference foe Bloomfield, 79-39, at the players getting credit for the Bobcats’ Den. Blair Boucher paced the 2-3 winners with 15 goals. Scoring for the Fighting 1972 FORD Dual Exhaust Convoralon points followed by Brian Hoyt (14), John Fidler (13) and Saints were Fran Huck, Terry WEBER GRILL W M M UP SUITS HORSESHOES Greg Janowski (10). Ball, Mike Antonovich, Mike WANTED! 9 9 RUVERKK $ 1 7 9 7 SPECIAL Rockville High dipped to 1-3 with a 76-56 setback to CVC Walton, Gary Gambuccl and SKIL SAW JR. SKIS 1 2 2 STOPWATCH 6Cyllndw Most Clww rival Windsor Locks. Mike Baum paced the Rams with 11 Rick Smith. $7497 points. Ellington High saw its three-game winning streak CiiugurH 3, NonllqurH 3 SOFTBALL TEAM SPONSOR |99 MEN’S LADIES’ DART BOARD 5.99 MdU Ml6 Vta NiW Ford and Dodot broken by NCCC foe East Windsor, 71-59. Bill Cavanagh Francois Rochon scored two DOWN lAINtET *2 9 TOTES Vant (15) and Dennis Quinn (13) hit double figures for the 3-2 goals and Gary MacGregor had FOR Purple Knights. four assists to pace the Cougars. Quebec, by losing, lost 1972 CHARTER OAK LEAGUE CHAMPS MURRAY In the Charter Oak Conference, Bolton succumbed to a chance to pass Idle Toronto in Bacon Academy, 67-61, and Rham dropped 5745 verdict to first place in the Canadian Divi­ 1073 CHARTER OAK LEAGUE CHAMPS TRIKES R G Q d l R n i S r Portland High. Bolton, now 2-3, was paced by Paul Groves’ sion. TOWH TOURNAMENT CHAMPS 10” - 12" and LARGE SELECTION MVATA, KASUKI, a TVUM 25 points with Kevin Kowalyshyn adding 12 markers. Eric Kouilrunnrr* 7, Slugs 2 1974 CANOLELIOHT LEAGUE CHAMPS 16 Inch sizes READY TO GO 8N0- FuiLv AsaaMsuo a Olsen and Kevin Dunn pumped In 16 and 10 points respec­ John Gray, Murray Keogan senfing you with the nation's tinoat IM JFPLERS aUAKANTiaiN 3 SPEED - 5 SPEED tively (or Rham, which saw its mark level off at 2-2. and Don Borgeson scored two leUMS I Bit tbv(K mm auwinBw usa oua u v away . FORMERLY All Assembled FREE 10-SPEED MB': Mwli ti cM*. N«Bvy My hiaeN. ■k f l a »ptclAllia In owtom • xHmmI ayahama. USaOSMUSTOO <67> HuUttn (61) goals each for Phoenix, with k w« Install eemplals axhaust systsms on most B F PU. B F PU. ■ , Gray also assisting on two •ARMORY TAVERN INMNNIfTaaT UvlM 1 7 17 Qrovti 1 8 28 goals. It was the fifth con­ Amorleon and forstgn cars, and Nghi duty tnibks. MartinfiM 1 0 10 Fletcher 1 0 I 2 MAIN ST. 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B Life of Leonardo...... 24 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Christmas T r e e ...... 22 93rd C ongress...... 24 MIDNIGHT Bridge, the M eridi^ St. Bridge in person at 'Tacorral, 246 Broad See this immaculate 8-room ANDOVER — Three wooded, High Cost of H ealing...... 24 10:00 Erica...... 24 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Street, 10:00 N ow s...... 8-40 and one other access bridge FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Swiss C^ialet that offers three surveyed and approved lots, up 7:00 Carol Burnett___'...... 3 Antiques ...... 24 to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. 6:45 Medical Center ...... 3 12:30 from East Boston. or four bedrooms, large Agronsky and Co...... 3. Nakla ...... 8-40 P olkal...... 40 LIVE-IN Housekeeper for Call Warren E. Howland, Human Growth ...... 24 The Promise...... 18 Rock Concert...... 8 The bridges were kept under kitchen, beamed ceiling living N ew s...... B-22 10:30 8:00 elderly woman. Central loca­ room, formal dining room, Realtor, 643-1108. 7:00 Straight Talk...... 24 McHale's N avy...... 40 surveillance for several days tion. Call 649-5413. N ew s ...... 20 Sports '7 0 s ...... 24 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING large barn board paneled rec N ow s...... 3-22-40 Aesop's Fables ...... 3 10:30 1:00 and a number of suspects were NOTICet HAPPY A D S Here Come the Brides ... 40 ...... 8-40 1 — Lott and Found room, 2 full wall fireplaces, 11:00 Truth or Consequences . . . 8 Connecticut Report ...... 10 Tom orrow...... 20-22-30 questioned, the sources said. DEADLINE HELP wanted - full and part 7:30 Pastor’s Perspective ...... 18 2 — Ptftontit , sun deck, patio, 2W baths, 2 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Dick Van Dvko...... 18 The bridges supposedly 3 — Announctmtntt RATES time, 7- midnight, midnight to 6 Inveatment Property 25 What's Happening ...... 3 12 00 noon thd day before car garage. Park-like I Love Lucy...... 20 selected for destruction are 4 — Entertainment publication 1 day .9$ word per day or 8. Apply Dip & Sip Donuts, Wild R efu g e...... B 335 Center Street, grounds. Occupancy for APARTMENT - ROOMING 11:30 TUESDAY, DEC. 24 slated to be used in a citywide 5 — Auctlone Deadline lor Saturday »fid 3 days 6c word per day Don Tuttle...... 1B 6 days . 7c word per day Christmas. Financing House. Four room apartment M ovies...... 3-8 school desegregation program FINANCIAL Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday As Schools Match Wits . . . 22 26 days 6c word per day available. $55,500. and two room apartment, fully Johnny Carson ...... 20-30 which U.S. District Judge W. e — Bonda-Stocks-Mortgegee The Way It W as...... 24 6:00 Renalsance Christmas — 24 8:30 Police Story ...... 20-22-30 9 — Pertonal Loane 15 WORD MINIMUM furnished, plus four furnished Bruins vs. Maple Leafs . . . 22 Arthur Garrity is expected to PLEASE READ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• U A R REALTY CO., INC. The King Family ...... 30 M*A«S*H...... 3 Marcus Welby ...... 8-40 10 — Insurance Happy Ads $2 00 inch rooms, including linens. In­ 8:00 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 order implemented next fall. 643-2692 come $8,892., yearly, $49,900. MIDNIGHT M o v ies...... 8-20-22-30-40 n;00 EMPLOYMENT □ REAL ESTATE All In the Fam ily...... 3 Secret, Agent ...... 188 7:30 Garrity already has ordered YOUR AD Jobert^JMurdogUtoa^ Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. Night Gallery ...... 40 Learning to Live ...... 18 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 13 — Help Wented M ovie...... 8-40 Honeymboners ...... 20 Sale of the C entury...... 3 partial desegregation of the 14 — Busineee Opportunities Classified ads are taKen over ••••••OGGGGGGGGGGGaaaGPGGGti 1:00 Christmas at P o p s ...... 24 | Love Lucy...... 20 15 — Situation Wanted the phone as a convenience Ohio vs. Georgia...... 1B Electric C om pany...... 24 Oral Roberts D eal...... 8 Boston public school system Homaa For Sale 23 COLCHESTER - Feel like the In S e ss io n ...... 30 Bonanza ...... 40 Music Place ...... 18 9:00 11:30 The Herald is responsible for father of our country? With her this year. The current EDUCATION only one incorrect insertion and MANCHESTER - Exquisite little ones (bless them) always Emergencyl...... 20-22-30 1:30 6:30 Lessons and Carols...... 24 Hawaii F lv e-0 ...... 3 witness to C reation...... 3 IB — Private Inatructlona then only to the size of the TOLLAND - A warm home multi-level Contemporary. 2 desegregation program in­ 19 — Schools-Claesee under foot. How about buying Evening at Symphony — 24 Risk of M arriage...... 30 N ew s...... 8-20-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 Vince Lombardi...... 18 w ide World Mystery . . . 8-40 original insertion Errors which ... Soffl«on« trimmed in sunshine. Six-room Four large bedrooms, fantastic volves the busing of about 18,000 20 — Instructions Wanted Country Cape, acre lot. Low B-I-G. We’ve a well built 19 Zoom ...... 24 8:00 9:30 Holy Year 1975 . . . . 20-22-30 do not lessen the value of the may havt MUt you view of Hartford skyline, 2 1/2 youngsters, mostly in the South REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor> 30’s. 8’72-6325. room, three bath Colonial house Good T im e s...... 3 American Ski Scene ...... 18 MIDNIGHT baths, trees, space-age kitchen. 7:00 S Boston section of the city. 23 — Homes for Sale reeled by an additional inser­ o hoppy ad1 Immediate o ccu p a n t. 60’s. with plenty of space fdr your SUNDAY, DEC. 22 N ew s...... 3-22-40 Happy Days ...... 8-40 Berlioz's Requiem ...... 24 Christmas Eve Service ____3 24 — Lols-Land lor Sale tion workshop in the basement. Two 25 — Investment Property MANCHESTER Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Truth or Consequences . . . 8 This Is the Life...... 18 10:00 1:00 26 — Business Property 643-1108. five room apartments on the se­ Japan Second To U.S. 27 — Resort Property cond floor will pay your 6:00 2:00 Dick Van D yke...... 18 Adam 12 ...... 20-22-30 ...... 3. N ew s...... 3 PRIME AREA 28 — Real Estate Wanted mortgage. Call collect - Christopher Closeup ...... 3 M ovie...... 8-40 Film...... 20 Tokyo—In spite of its small Loat and Found TWO new 6 1/2 room Raised area and poor road conditions, MI8C. SERVICES Large 8-room Colonial Cape, Ranches, fireplace, rec room, brochure available. Century 21, 6:30 □ NOTICES 3:00 Japan has 21 million cars in 31 — Services Oflered IMPOUNDED - Beagle type HOLLY fireplaced living room, formal garage, three plus acres. Finan­ Clark Associates Inc. 15 Camera T h ree...... 3 32 — Painting-Papering Hayward Ave,, Colchester, NFL Game . . . ? ...... 3 WEDNESDAY. DEC. 25 operation, second only to the 66»««666«*«6666t666«6666«6*6 male, red and white. Contact dining room, eat-in kitchen, cing available. $44,900. Fireside 33 — Building-Contracting Happy 15th Conn. 06415. Equal housing op­ 7:00 Spring Street U S A ...... 18 United States. 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng Loat and Found 1 Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. first-floor laundry room, Realty Inc., 647-9144. 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:30 35 — Heating-Plumbing Birthday portunity. 1-537-2059, 1-537-3025. Insight ...... 3 3:30 screened in porch, three N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 Name That T u n e...... 3 Cannon ...... 3 36 — Flooring COLCHESTER - Is that all This Is the Life ...... 8 Pre-Game S h o w ...... 3 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage LOST - Yellow fem ale cat, tomorrow, bedrooms, large rec room Jessica Walter stars in the title role of chief of detectives C ham pions...... 18 Jeopardy! ...... 8 Dick Van D yke...... 18 •••••••••••••••••••WWW****** there is? There’s 19 rooms in 7:30 Hour of P ow er...... 18 Mele Hawaii ...... 24 Legal Notice 38 — Services Wented vicinity of Northfield Green with walk-out, 2-car attached •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• in the “Amy Prentiss” segments of the NBC Sunday Electric Company ...... 24 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Lucas Tanner...... 2-22-30 Condominiums. Call 646-7415. Love, this Colonial home. Two five Faculty C onversation...... 3 4:00 11:00 MI8C. FOR SALE □ FINANCIAL garage, treed lot. A comfor­ Beal Estate Wanted 28 Mystery Movie series. Sundays at 10:30 p.m. Bonanza ...... 40 Book B e a t...... 24 Renaissance Christmas... 24 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 41 — Articles for Sale George, and Hobo room apartments on the second Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 NFC Play-Off ...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 table home located in a prime floor, will pay your mortgage. 6:30 Animal W orld...... 30 9:30 CONNECTICUT 42 — Building Supplies LOST - Gray, fluffy persian cat, And the rest of SELLING your home or Ring Around the World . . . 30 M ovie...... 8 I Love Lucy...... 20 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 residential area. Mid 40’s. The nine rooms on the first N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 Country Carnival...... 18 NOTICE OF Highland Street area, generous acreage? For prompt friendly 7:45 To Bo Announced ____ 20-30 11:30 44 — Livestock your family. floor will provide spacious- ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 45 — Boats & Accessories reward. Call 649-7067 or 649- service, call Louis Dimock Feeling G ood ...... 24 8:00 10:00 comfortable living for your Sacred Heart...... 40 M ovie...... 22 M ovje...... 3 In accordance with the 46 — Sporting Qoods 8680., MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Realty, 649-9823. 7:00 Tony Orlando...... 3 Manhunter ...... 3 47 — Garden Products cond, third. All kinds. Realty FJ. SPILECKI family. There is much more. - 8:00 Wild Wild W e s t...... 40 Wide World Special . . . . 8-40 provisions of Chapter 3, Sec­ N ew s...... 3-22-40 That's My Mama ...... 8-40 Get Christie L o v e ...... 8-40 48 — Antiques LOST - Yellow loi^ haired statewide. Credit rating un­ Realtor G43-2121 Call Collect, - .Brochure 4:30 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 49 — Wanted lo Buy ALL CASH for your property We B eliev e...... 3 Sharing Our Faith...... 18 tions 1 and 9 of the Town available. Century 21, Clark Truth or Consequences . . . 8 Faith for Today ...... 18 female cat, vicinity m . James necessary. Reasonable, Con­ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Catholic Service ...... 8 Teach-In ...... 18 1:0 0 (barter, notice Is hereby given RENTALS Associates Inc. 15 Hayward Oral R oberts...... 18 Little House Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 Church, answers to name of fidential, quick arrangements. instant service. Hayes Agency, M ovie...... 30 Town Meeting ...... 24 Tom orrow...... 20-22-30 52 — Rooms lor Rent EAST H ARTFO RD - Im - Ave., Colchester, Conn. 06415. To Be A live...... 20 on the Prarle...... 20-22-30 Behind the L ines...... 24 of the adoption by the ^ a r d of Penuche. If found please call Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Crossroads Christopher C loseup ...... 40 Christmas Program ...... 30 53 — Apartments for Rant •maculate 8Vi room Split, three 646- 0131. Great Performances...... 24 Directors of the Town of 54 — Homes lor Rent 646-5325. Reward. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ invites you to a Equal housing opportunity. 1- To Tell the Truth ...... 30 bedrooms, paneled family 537-2059, 1-537-3025. 8:30 5:00 Manchester, Connecticut, 55 — Business lor Rent ford. Evenings, 233-6879. WE WILL buy your house. Call 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent CHRISTMAS room, 1 l/2baths, basement, My Neighbor's Religion — 3 Songs of the SeasoiT...... 30 Decem ber 10, 1974, of Or­ LOST - Sealpoint Siamese cat, THURSDAY, DEC. 26 57 — Wanted to Rent pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. anytime, Hutchins Agency, Directions ...... 8 P ersu ad ers...... 40 dinance as follows: 58 — MIsc. for Rent female, answers to Moeling. MORTGAGES ^ 1st, and 2nd PARTY Realtors, 646-3166. Call 688-1781, 9-5; after 5, 647- mortgages — interim financing Monday 1-5 p.m. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. VERNON Oral Roberts...... 22 5:30 6:00 ' Sounding Board ...... : 20 Music for All...... 18 10:00 SEE ATTACHED AUTOMOTIVE 1576. — expeditious and confidential 33 Park Street SKATE NOW • SWIM LATER SELLING your house? Call us Day of Discovery...... 40 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 93rd Congress...... 24 Mac D avis...... 20-30 Harry 0 ___ ...... 8-40 This Ordinance shall take 61 — Autos for Sale service, J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER - Six-room ...... 20-22-30 effect ten (10) days after this 62 — Trucks lor Sals Home for all seasons. Seven first and we’ll make you a cash 9:00 Energy Crunch ...... 24 1 S p y ...... 18 To Tell the Truth...... 30 8:30 Movin’ On .. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale LOST - Yellow, long-haired Assoc. 646-1980. custom built Ranch, fireplace, ...... 24 publication in this newspaper carpeting, garage, west side room Colonial, huge living offer. One day service. T. J. Que Hay de N uevo...... 3 Christmas Program ...... 30 Honeymooners ...... 20 7:30 First P e o p le ...... 0 Soundstage 64 — Motorcyc)es-Blcyclee tiger cat. Sixteen months old, 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle location, near senool, enclosed room, large formal dining Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Captain N oah ...... 8 6:00 Electric Company ...... 24 Secrets of the Deep ...... 3 Paper Moon ...... 40 11:00 provided that within ten (10) four white socks. Vicinity •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes Happy 31st Birthday porch, excellent condition. 30’s. room, country kitchen, 4 I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Lawrence Wolk ...... 8 Bonanza ...... 40 $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 One Reach One ...... 10 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30-40 days after this publication of 66 — Automotive Service Bayberry Road, Bolton. IMMEDIATE cash for your Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. spacious bedrooms. Trdes, Spring Street U SA ...... 40 Day of Discovery...... 18 6:30 Nashville M u sic...... 18 Religious America ...... 24 1 Love Lucy...... 20 this Ordinance, a petition 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Reward. 643-6519. □ EMPLOYMENT JACKIE KELSEY property. Let us explain our signed by not less than five (5) city utilities. ()uick occupan­ 9:30 N ow s...... 30 N ew s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Hal Stanton P resen ts___ . 22 9:00 11:30 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Love, your children, REDUCED - clean, aluminum­ fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, per cent of the electors of the LOST - Man’s Navy blue jacket, cy. Tip-top spotless. A steal at 647- 1413. Everywoman...... 3 Department S ...... 40 Black Experience ...... 24 New Treasure Hunt ...... 30 M ovie...... 3 M ovie...... 3 Help Wanted 13 Lisa, Donna, John, sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, Town, as determined from the keys and glasses in pocket. Call $43,900. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. Family C la ss ic s...... 8 6:30 7:00 D ragn et...... 40 Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 Wide World S p ecia l___8-40 Bruce and Troy modern kitchen with ^test official lists of the WORLD ALMANAC 623-0195. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Amazing G race ...... 18 N ew s...... — .. 3-22-40 8:00 M ovie...... 18 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 % - TOOL MAKERS - All-around appliances, 3 bedrooms, full Registrars of Voters, has not FACTS machinists and Bridgeport cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only BARROWS A WALLACE Let Us C elebrate...... 30 N ow s...... 20-22-30 Truth or Consequences . . . 8 The Waltons...... 3 Country Folk ___ ...... 24 LOST - MINIATURE 1:00 been filed with the Town Clerk operators. Top. wages, fringe $32,900. Keitn Real Estate, 646- □ MISC. SERVICES Insight ...... 40 Zoom ...... 24 Dick Van D yke...... 18 Odd Couple ...... 40 Iron sid e...... 20-22-30 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Schnauzer, vicinity Bayberry M9-S306 397-1B1B 7284618 requesting its reference to a Road Bolton. Male, answers to benefits and overtime. Help Wanted 13 4126, 649-1922. 10:00 7:00 special Town election. Fritz. Reward. Call 643-2206, Experience preferred. Apply at L'Enfance Du C hrist...... 3 N ew s...... 3-8-22 Paragon Tool Company, 121 CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 BOWERS SCHOOL - Center en­ Services Offered 31 FRIDAY. DEC. 27 Phyllis V. Jackston SHOWCASE CINEMAS Big Blue Marble ...... 8 Gospel Jubilee...... 18 LOST - Diamond ring at Turn­ Adams Street. bedrooms, formal dining room, trance Garrison Colonial, eat-in Catholic Service ...... 22-30 Secretary 936 sum Um, tut Hvtford eat-in kitchen, carpeted living kitchen, formal dining room, SHARPENING Service — E Wild Kingdom ...... 20-30 Board of Directors pike Laundromat or Stop and Immediate openings for reliable men Latino...... 40 Walsh's Animals ...... 24 6:00 Aviation W eather...... 24 Shop. Reward. 649-6846, 643- BABYSITTER wanted nights, to work afternoons or evenings as room with fireplace, family front-to-b'ack living room with Saws, knives, axes, shears, Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 10:)0 Manchester, Connecticut for working mother. Spruce room. Merritt Agency, 646-118(). fireplace, four bedrooms, 1 1/2 skates, rotary blades. Quick 10:30 B aron ...... 40 N ew s...... 3-8-22-30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 1528, Mrs. Blanchette. ushers. Apply In person at the Show­ Washington Review ...... 24 New Direction^ ...... 10 Dated at Manchester, (Connec­ Street area. Call 646-1640 before case Cinemas between hours, 11 am-7 baths, screened porch, 2-car service. Capitol Equipment Rescue Rangers ...... 8 12 O’clock High ...... 18 pm, Monday-Friday. 7:30 7:30 8:30 11:00 ticut this 13th day of December, 2 p.m. RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. garage, $45,900. Philbrick Agen­ Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Jewish Heritage...... 40 Honeymooners ...... 20 LOST - Savings Passbook No. Apple's W ay ...... 3 Wild World of A n im a ls___ 3 Chico and the Man 20-22-30 N ew s...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, cy Realtors, 646-4200. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Electric C om pany...... 24 1974. 038^-03129-4 Hartford National 10:45 Yale ' 7 4 ...... 8 Porter Wagoner...... 18 Wall Street Week ...... 24 I Love Lucy...... 20 AVON - Turn spare hours into dining room with sundeck, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 648- Bonanza ...... 40 Bank and Trust Co. Manchester JOBS - Interested in a job that Jewish L ife ...... 30 World of Disney . . . 20-22-30 Human Dimension ...... 20 Green office. Application made spare dollars. Sell quality Avon requires no experience and family room, aluminum siding, JUST LISTED - Five-room 7958. 9:00 11:30 PURCHASE OF PROPERTY 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, 11:00 N o v a ...... 24 '6:30 Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-22 for payment. products. No Selling experience offers free training, security, Cape with aluminum siding on Movie ; ...... 3 M ovie...... 3 necessary, I’ll show you. Call 646-1180. Greenwood Drive. Under $30,- REWEAVING burns, holes. I Was Hungry...... 3 8:00 N ew s...... > .. 3-20-22-30 Black P erspective...... 24 President Franklin D. travel, education and good pay? Six Million Dollar Man .. 8-40 Wide World S p ecia l___8-40 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 523-9401. 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. C Hollywood SquaresSqu8 ...... 30 Roosevelt’s evening radio LOST - Female cat, multi-color Contact your Air Force G oober...... 8 Sonny Comedy Revue.. 8-40 Zoom ...... ' ...... 24 M ovie...... 10 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 (for Firehouse) MANCHESTER - Newer 3- 1577. Window shades, Venetian Nanny and the Professor . 40 talks to the American na­ back with white stomach and representative at 221 Asylum Hour of P ow er...... 18 Good N ew s...... 18 the I TYPIST - For law office. bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 7:00 Berkeley Christmas...... 24 1:00 BE IT ORDAINED by the tion became known as “fire­ legs, vicinity St. James Church Street, Hartford or call 244- Norman Vincent Peale ... 22 8:30 8:00 Excellent skills required. Good possible 4th bedroom, con­ MANCHESTER - Authentio Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. N ew s...... 3-22-40 10:00 Midnight Special .. . 20-22-30 Board of Directors of the Town and Garden Apartments. 643- 2347. Connecticut W eekend ___30 Planet of the A pes ...... 3 side chats.” The first such venient location. $35,900. Paul Kojak ...... 3 Truth or Consequences . . . 8 Night Stalker ...... 0-40 1:30 of Manchester that the Town of 9746. opportunity for “eager to learn Colonial reproduction. Four Kung F u ...... 8-40 broadcast was on March 12, W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Gospel Holiday ...... 40 Challenge of Truth...... 18 A young couple, costumed in the manner of the 15th cen­ Dick Van D yke...... 18 Manchester purchase for the person” to become executive RN or LPN to work in doctor’s bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double Police Woman ___. . . . 20-30 Victory at Sea ...... 3 1933, The World Almanac . Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 11:30 Amy Prentiss...... 20-22-30 Billy Graham ...... 18 IMPOUNDED - Mongrel, tri­ secretary. Willimantic area. office in Manchester to act as garage. Lookout Mountain tury Italian Renaissance re-create the secular side of Film...... 20 Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 sum of Thirty-Two Thousand recalls. The aim of these BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch spraying. Fully insured. . Face the Nation...... 3 color female. Contact Coventry WTite Box A, M anchester receptionist and office assis­ area. Must see to appreciate. Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 Christmas on “A Touch of the Renaissance,” Christmas Four Hundred (332,400.00) radio broadcasts was to Licensed. Free estimates. Dog Warden, 423-6524. Herald. tant, 4 1/2 days a week. Reply plus rec room, with one-car Hayes Corporation, 6^-0131. Make a Wish ...... 8-40 9:00 Eve (Dec. 24) at 7 p.m. on Connecticut Public Television Dollars from Santo J. Lombar­ calm the depression fears of garage set on %-acre lot on Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Hollywood & the Stars___22 MOVIES THIS WEEK the nation and to ^ain sup­ Box E, Manchester Herald. M ovie...... 8-40 (Channel 24, Hartford). do and Nancy W. Lombardo of PHONp FROM home to ser­ dead-end street. Zinsser Agen­ MANCHESTER - Price A delantel...... 30 Hussey. FRIDAY NIGHT port for economic mea­ TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Kathryn Kuhiman ...... 18 the Town of Glastonbury, Coun­ vice our customers for super GENERAL OFFICE - part- cy, 646-1511. dropped $2,000 for quick sale. TONIGHT- Rangers” (1974). Colby 11:30 (3) “The Bells of St. sures. 'Trees cut, trimmed or topped, NOON 9:30 9:00 (3) “The Last Run” ty of Hartford and State of The days may be getting cooler but earnings. Choose own hours. time, four hours daily, $2.50- Custom Cape style Ranch, 5 Chester, James Richardson. VERNON - Six room Ranch stumps removed, fully insured. Christmas Lost & Found ... 3 M annix...... 3 6:00 (18) "The Strange One” Mary’s” (1945). Bing Crosby, (1971). George Scott, Tony Connecticut, that certain piece Herald Classified Ids are still Hot Call 647-1810. $3.50 hourly. Typing, figure ap­ large rooms, enclosed porch, Got a tree problem? Well worth Connecticut S c e n e ...... 8 Soviet Television (1957). Ben Gazzara, George 8:30 (8-40) “Letters from Ingrid Bergman. Musante. of parcel of land with the titude. Jobseekers, 568-1070. with 2-car garage, large kitchen unfinished second floor, close to Oral Roberts...... 18 Legal Notices with built in oven and range, a phone call. 742-8252. Oral Roberts...... 18 Pepard. Three Lovers” (1973). Martin THURSDAY NIGHT 9:00 (18) “The World Was His buildings thereon known as 1039 LAB TECHNICIANS - Required schools, $29,900. Exclusive. J. Firing Line...... 24 three bedrooms, fireplaced Possum Agency, 643-9859. Insight ...... 20 Sheen, Belinda Montgomery. 9:00 (3) “Wild Rovers (1971). Jury” (1958' Edmond O’Brien, Tolland Turnpike located in the Court of Probate, District of Manchester to have a minimum CLA cer­ WOMAN TO care for twcfismall 10:00 Best for Children tification w•; MANCHESTER - six room 0797 , 429-7551 anytime. trucking, reasonable rates, 643- GENERAL AUTO REPAIR by a variety of TO BID which depicts the perenlally un­ with intimations of what the March. Sealed bids will be received Phont Todayl ;!•: luxury Ranch, country kitchen 5305. 649-4531 — 18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER popular artists. successful pursuit by an future holds In store. In the Office of The Director of Don Halak (Circulation Dapt.) § Includes built-in oven, range, TWO-FA^lLIES, newly listed. SUNDAY NIGHT CLOSED General Services, 41 Center Manchester Evening Herald and dishwasher, den with A 4-4 in excellent condition, for ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ eling, rec rooms, offices, 9:00 ( 8-40) “ Star” (1968). ^ %ee with the purchlbe of Sylvania audio „ Street, Manchester, Connec­ fireplace, three bedrooms, two $48,500. An older 6-6, practically 647-9946 household repairs. Phone 649- Julie Andrews, Gertrude compacts CST4734; CST4735, M ST3736 only. ticut, until January. 6, 1975 at baths, heated family room, gar­ In the center of town, $38,900. T. 4594, Our 8PEBDY SptcliHy Lawrence. A” ages, In-ground pool, Wolverton J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 11:00 a.m. for the following: Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. TRULY DELICIOUS 11:30 (3) “Delicious” (1931). HURRY! LIMITED OFFER! STORM DRAINAGE - SNOW PLOWING, commercial CHICKEN Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell. CHRISTMAS DAY WELLS STREET MANCHESTER - New listing, MANCHESTER and residential. 649-3015 after 4. ll-:30 (30) “ Christmas in WEDNESDAY, DECEMDER 20,1974 Special attention is called to hne family home with three 131,800 Brown In 6 MlnutM Connecticut” (1945). Barbara the requirements of the Davls- bedrooms and den. Marge ODD JOBS ■ You name it, we do kitchen, dining room, full Six-room Cape, four down, it. Call 643-2097. The world’s “finest eatin’ Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan. Bacon Act Labor Rates and Midnight (40) “Beyond Employment Standards. cellar. Be home Tor Christmas. two up, all finished. Three chicken” with Incomparable WANTED Only $37,900, Wolverton Agen­ bedrooms, living room, for­ LIGHT HAULING and Tomorrow” (1940). Harry Bid forms, plans and taste. Assistant correspondent to help In the cy, Realtors, 649-2813. mal dining room, kitchen, trucking. Odd jobs. Minor elec­ Carey, Aubrey Smith. EmwrgMcy Tt/(ip/ion« Numbers specifications are available at CALL IN ORDER basement garage, quiet loca­ trical and plumbing repairs. MONDAYaNIQHT the General Services Office, 41 coverage of Coventry news. Cheap. For estimates, 646-1413. E L C m O N IC S Highw ay...... 649-0070 VERNON - conveniently tion. Minimum down Pick Up lo Minutes Later 8:00 ( 20-22-30) “ Scrooge” Center Street, Manchester, Rohito ...... 649-1886 Phone Monica Shea located 2-famlly home with payment. DECTS DRIVE-IN (1970). Albert Finney, Alec 277 f ROAD STREET MANCHESTER Connecticut. three bedrooms each apart­ WILL DO snow plowing and Guinness. ^fJONE 649-1124 Sanitary Sewer and W ater... .640-9697 TOWN OF MANCHESTER ment. Fireplaced living room, U&R REALTY CO. ,INC. sanding of driveways and 462 CENTER 8T. 643-2660 11:30 (3) To Be Announced. CONNECTICUT 742-9495 after 12 noon. 2-car garage, good Investment. 043-2602 parking lots. Manchester, TUESDAY NIGHT ROBERT B. WEISS, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Robert 0. MiHilook, Realtor witon, Andover, areas. Call 8:30 (2Tl'22-30) ’’The ^ \ GENERAL MANAGER 649-2813. 742-8352 after 5:30.

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A” PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENIIW HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. _2L1974 ilY JIM HKKIO Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Bent 53 Wanted to Rent 57 POS-^AP^^FH?■THAT LHASA APSO - male, one year CENTRAL - Four-room apart­ <2»U$, TH AT6Lif?f \e ment, second floor, gas and gas WANTED - Garage or parking }U| 'ttiniili 3'S'W P'l'lipult old, fully trained, with papers, •piM-piJOM paxiiMJ iiy 0) bo c T) oJ m O A POOK /V\t>6TPFA V PP tf needs a good affectionate PRESIDENTIAL stove. No pets. Security. Call space to rent, reasonable price, CO c 0) Manchester, for car. Call 649- ■oa iu!i|i|iqnd Iltli |UIN »qi "rt Oi ^3 g 0) Youv^ OorTV^RB-.' 0 O O P 9 0 0 K I home. 8135. Call 643-0358. 646-1189. M6I ‘C16I ‘2/61 ‘I/6I '0/61 ‘6961 Cij 0) S U < i)^ 0) 0) 3 « . 2 = > VILU6E APTS. 6327. C -M cO q, 3 C P ^ © T BEAGLE PUPS - AKC MANCHESTER VERNON - ROCKVILLE area - O ^ 5 « g dj T3 > registered, field champion Large 3 1/2 room apartment, Q, -P dj O ^ o • «5 ^ Ld bloodlines, available for Christ­ One and two bedrooms stove, refrigerator, neat, hot m S S o c oj nf c 0) > S3 cfl O C/3 W ^ mas. 875. Call 228-3574. Near schools, churches am water, immediate occupancy. I3J C « O OS _ 05 c cO 5 d) .rn Choice Elm Street location. □ AUTOMOTIVE . C/) shopping cehter, on bus ^ yii cO S o “ 5)0 FOR FREE - Two dogs with line. Call anytime. 8155. 872-0878. r Or ^ house, moving can’t keep. Call Autos For Sele 61 £ © c © w c 649-2117. 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 VERNON - ROCKVILLE area - S T 3 '- P ^ P 5 ’S -a ^ • 5 C C O Large 3 1/2 and 4 1/2 room NEED CAR? Credit bad? --bw4. apartments. Stove, H cO 3 t 5 u o o H X ) -M Bankrupt? Repossessed? s i / 2 - i ; Antiques 48 refrigerator, heat, hot water, Honest Douglas accepts lowest nice location. Immediate oc­ down, smallest payments. ® ^ rC n VERNON - Town House cupancy. 872-0878. S O O 2 Services Oflerod 31 Articles for Sole 41 Articles for Sele 41 Articles for Sele 41 WANTED Antique furniture, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch other antique items. R. and duplex style apartment Im­ R(X;KVILLE - Four pleasant GUTTERS cleaned and mediately available. An apart­ TOYOTA - See us for reliable Harrison, 643-8709. rooms, centrally located, used Toyotas with our 60-day repaired. Painting and Use this handy classified ment community of unique appliances, security. No pets. paperhanging. Call 646-6688. 100% warranty. We also huy S3 r- Wanted to Buy 49 architectural design and 8145 . 643-9743. beautiful landscaping. Features used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 345 Center Street, Manchester, private entrances, patio door to MANCHESTER - Family style Painting-Papering 32 ORDER RLANK ANTIQUE furniture, guns, 646-4321. swords, cast iron toys, trains, private patio area, wall-to-wall 2-bedroom townhouse, private S ' S > clocks, oil paintings, crank carpeting, range, refrigerator entrances and patio, finished ? (35 > GRAD STUDENTS, and garbage disposal, master AUTO INSURANCE - Compare far placing your want ad. phonographs, Edisons, glass, rec room, includes heat. our lew rates. Young drivers experienced insured, excellent TV antenna, storage and laun­ appliances and carpeting. 8240 .S ) X) references and quality interior china, comic books.Cash for welcome. For quotation call 0 Fill In • Clip Out and Mall Todayl dry facilities in basement, total per month. Paul W. Etoui r; 5)0 as painting at the lowest price. most anything old. Call Rod Dolin, 6466(1^. Regular ralet apply — tea rataa at the b^lnnlng of anytime, 643-6535. electric. No pets. Rental star­ Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. the clatalflad section. ting at 8150 per month. For ap­ pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ WE PAY 810 for complete junk ANDOVER - Three-room fur­ cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto PAINTING and py»erhanging, day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. nished or unfurnished apart­ excellent work. References. Body, 528-1990. DATE OF FIRST INSERTION. ment, heated. Call 742-7541. m "2 P'P Free estimates. Fully insured^, □ RENTALS CO g ^ ' !^ ^ o 3 .^ NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN- 1974 MUSTANG II, 6,000 miles, 4 Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. MANCHESTER - Newer one- CHARLES APARTMENTS - g ^ d) 3 CLASSIFICATION______bedroom Ranch-type apart­ asking price $2,950. Must sell. d) 03 Rooms lor Rent 52 East Middle Tpke. Deluxe 4 1/2 Call 649-9329. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom ment. Private entrance. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, di o decorating. Interior painting. Includes heat and appliances. all appliances, carpeted, 2 air- tH rrt © W Paper hanging. New Ceilings. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ 8185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 1972 FORD Torino Station X CO nished rooms, centrally conditioners, heat, hot water, Wagon - V-8, automatic, power Remodeling. Exterior painting. Realtor, 643-4535 , 646-1021. storage, 2 garages, sound rO © ,„ ^ Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. located. Kitchen privileges. steering, air, very clean. proofing, washer and dryer ( ) CO -H CO o3 Fully insured. For estimate call Parking. Reasonable rates. Chorches Motors, 643-2791. 1 MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- hookup, fir^lace, fenced-in ^ 03 g . 649-%58. Phone 649-2358. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 patio. 8280. Charles Ponticelli, 1966 MGB for parts, transmis­ B rooms, garages, kitchens Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 $2,349. ' S c 3 O repairs, plugged drains, kitchen XMAS TREE - 7 1/2’ artificial, 1st. 647-9773 , 649-9455. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, ^ 0 - - ^ o remodeled, bath tile, cement faucets replaced, repaired, rec tiled baths, wall-to-wall SEASONED hardwood, large one year old, 815. Call 649-7634. carpeting, air-conditioning and 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury in. 4-door dj »>» work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ rooms, bathroom remodeling, carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, MANCHESTER - Newer three much more. Each $350. monthly hardtop, air, very ciMn. 7 3 ' ^ 7 3 -M tial or commercial. Call 649- 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, 8%. ^ 0 3 heat modernization, etc. Free Call 875-4350 or 742-6519. heat, hot water, patio, full base­ bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, plus utilities. One year lease or S1|49Sa 4291. ment. No pets. 649-7620. 3 5h estimates gladly given. M & M DISPOSABLE all appliances, carpeting, lease with option to buy. Call 1968 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, 4- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. SEASONED cordwood - Cord private. $250 monthly. Security. Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. O t f ©5 ^ TtMOTHY J. CONNELLY DIAPER THREE ROOMS - First floor, Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ ■peed. Carpentry and general contrac­ and half-cord loads. E. $400. PC TOWNE Plumbing Service, Yeomans, 742-8907. YEAR END SALE with heat and appliances, no tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. WILLIMANTIC - Oak Ridge 03-© o + J ting. Residential and commer­ repairs, alterations, vanity • Dayttim pets, one months security Village. New 5 and 6 rooms, 1064 V0LK8WA6EN, good cial. Whether it be a small cabinets a specialty. Call to required. Available November ATTRACTIVE two room apart­ from $175 per month. running condition. $290 rS© '' C repair job, a custom built home CHRISTMAS TREES - Any • Ovomiglit -P -M73 03 8!30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649^ size, 85. Buy one cord wood, get 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur­ ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, References and security. Fur­ or anything in between, call 646- 4056. • Toddler days 6-8, 28 Church Street. electricity, references. No pets. nished models open daily. MANCHESTER r s: p - p 1379. our tree free. 194 French a c o ;> 03 03 ( « R(oad, Bolton. 643-0926. DISPOTECH, INC. Call 646-3167 or 228-3540. Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 456- HONDA i h i BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - 0797, 429-7551 anytime. 91 ELM ST., MANCHESTER MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- 24Ailam8$t 646-2789. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, Prompt, courteous service. Call family , 4-4, includes range, dis­ ROOM, first-floor apart­ FOAM mattress, never used, Opposite Manchester fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 643-1496. double, 860. also bed and chests, posal, dishwasher, washer and ment, heat, 8195. Call 643-2087. FIVE ROOM country house, Community College concrete repairs, inside and 8135. Call 643-5682. . dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting large lot, Glastonbu'ry - 1968 CHRYSLER Newport - outside. Reasonably priced. LYNN’S PLUMBING - Library and parking. Full basement, CHARLES APARTMENTS - Manchester line. Occupancy Good condition. Savings Bank 643-0851. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ 210 cm METAL Skis with 646-5166 8250 monthly. Tenant pays East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 immediately. References. of Manchester repossession. struction. Water pumps. Marker bindings - 56” poles, utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, Write P.O. m x 159, Buckland Asking $700. 646-1700 ANY TYPE Carpentry and French spoken also. 875-7263. Rosemont boots, size IIM, 8160. 1411. appliances, carpeted, 2 air- Station, Manchester, Conn. masonry work, additions and 647-9385. CHRISTMAS TREES - Cut your conditioners, heat, hot water, 06040. 1963 CHEVROLET 2-door Im- remodeling. Free estimates. A. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing own. All trees 85. Free greens. MANCHESTER - Newer one- storage, basement garage, pala, winterized, good rubber. Squillacote, 649-0811. - Repairs and remodeling, BEDROOM SET - Four pieces, Houle’s Christmas Tree Farm, bedroom apartment. Quiet soundproofing, washer-dryer ANDOVER LAKE - Furnished Good running condition. Call sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Bassett white Provincial, gold Bunker Hill Road, off Route 6, location. Includes heat, hook-ups, 8250 monthly, Charles four-room house, lake 646-2888. BUILDING - Remodeling, ly. Prompt service on emergen­ trim. Excellent condition. Best Andover, Connecticut. 742-6832. appliances and carpeting. 8195 Ponticelli, 6464)800, 646-1540. privileges, $200 monthly plus roofing, rec rooms, additions, cies. 643-.024. offer. 649-3635. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, neat and utilities. 228-34%. 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial - garages. All kinds, carpentry FIREWOOD for sale. 825 half Realtor, 643-4535 , 646-1021. Fully loaded. Savings Bank of work. For estimates call 64^ Flooring 35 FIREWOOD for sale. Half ton cord. 840 full cord. Call 742-9046. SOMERS - Six large rooms, 1 1142. ROCKVILLE ROOMS Manchester repossession. load, 818. delivered. Call 643- FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, 1/2 baths, in a lovely Colonial Asking $3,000. 646-1700. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, 2890. FURNITURE and mis­ hot water, cooking gas, stove, ROCKLAND TERRACE duplex, centrally located. Call (specializing in older floors). cellaneous items for saie to set­ refrigerator, wall-to-wall Lirga and baautllul ona-badroom 875-3126 or 749-4961. timates. Call 643-5769. Ceilings and inside painting. CHRISTMAS TREES - large tle estate. Sheraton type solid carpeting, 8185. Adults only, no apartmanta. haat, hot watar, all Trucks for Sale John Verfaille, 646-5750, cherry tall four poster bed, two appllancat Including dlahwaahar. 62 Mtciwn Rt-mod«llng selection, try us, you’ll like pets. Security deposit required. disposal, carpsting, pool and your MANCHESTER - Three-room 2222. dressers, chest and mirror, New Additlont what we have. Yeoman’s Tree Centrally located. Call 643-9678. own privata terraca In a country att- duplex, stove, refrigerator. CHEVROLET-1971 , van, Farm, 411 Lake Road, Andover. reproductions, custom made, tlng. $180. No pats. Adults. $155 monthly. P u rity . R.E. MILLER, Builder like new. Some antiques and economical, 6-cylinder, 742-8907. Follow signs from MANCHESTER - Unusual one- 872-4223 87S-7466 S294S8I Pasek, Realtors, 2^7475, 742- automatic transmission, low Call 649-1421 Route 6. oriental rugs, sofa, ladies bedroom Townhouse, full, 8243. □ MISC. FOR SALE clothing size 12 and 14, and mis­ mileage, 8 track stereo, radio, private basement. Includes carpet, paneling, clean, SNOW PLOW and Habau sickle cellaneous household items. neat, hot water, appliances, Business tor Rent 55 Call 643-6717. excellent tires. $1,775 . Call 728- c3 oT w ^ MASON CONTRACTOR - Articles tor Sale 41 bar to fit model 110 John Deere c a rp e tin g and pool. 8230 0849. FURNISHED one-bedroom ^ 3 > -^2 c p i Plastering, custom built stone riding tractor. Cali 64^2923. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, apartment on Main Street. Heat MANCHESTER - East Center or brick fireplaces, ■ chimney ALUMINUM sheets used as SCOTCH PINES - Cut your Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Street. Modern air-conditioned p O CO own, Sunday 1-4, South Road, included. $155. Security deposit 1966 FORD van, economical, 6- M S3 cn repair, block and cement work. printing plates, .007 thick, SEASONED fireplace wood, 85 required. Available January 11. office space, from 100 to 2,000 cvlinder, standard shift, carpet, O ST © New and repairs. E. Richard­ Ux32". 25 cents each or 5 for |1. trunk load. 643-'f695. 444 Lake Bolton, one mile from 44-A. 875- DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ square feet, $4.50 per foot. = c p r-T . 9372. 649-9226 before 2 p.m. stereo, runs great. Good tires, 0 son, 643-0889, 649-0608. Phone 643-2711. Street, Bolton. ment - Complete appliances, Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. $590. Call 7284)849. r-H y ,—4 3 carpeting, air-conaitioned, FRESH SWEET apple cider. MANCHESTER - super one R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 HENKE SKI boots, 8 1/2M, swimming pool. 8175 plus bedroom Townhouse, private 1952 DODGE dump truck, 43,- o v "S & cents each. Inquire side door. Fischer skiis, bindings, poles, Macintosh and Delicious utilities. Robet D. Muroock, y I 03 5 rt) ditions, garages, porches, patio and basement, inciudes OFFICE SPACE 000 miles, good condition. ^ — TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service 4535. Manchester, air-conditioning Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 - remodeling, repairs, counter piece or an entire housefull. Gumball machines, 820; an­ each and up. Metal 4-door filing mediate occupancy. Designed •s . cabinets., 830 each and up. and parking. Call; 643-9551. and cabinet work, free es- 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 tiques, 840. Weekdays after for comfort, convenience and ONE ROOM and three room 73 CO ^ OLJOCO>NQZ)_J^QQ< Metal fireproof filing cabinet. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all timtes. Call 643-5769. Main Street Rear, behind 4:30, Saturday, Sunday all day, pleasure. Features include furnished apartment - All Maple student arm tablet makes, models and speeds. Douglas Motor Sales. 6444)033. private entrances, slate foyer, utilities. Older persons TWO-ROOM office with private oc: a; o u cr u ^ CO >-o o cr chairs, 87.50 each. Gremmo '& total convenience kitchen, for­ Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, REMODELING - RMairs, new preferred. 272 Main Street. lavatory. Near Manchester Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- construction. (Jarages, CLEAN USED refrigerators, BRADFORD record player Sons Sales, 819 East Middle mal dining room and living ooo:_i<2ac;)ocr:Q L d Hospital. Call 643-1186. 2098_ P 73' breezeways, recreation rooms, ranges, automatic washers, with two large speakers and Turnpike, Manchester. 649-9953. room area, open balcony EAST HARTFORD - Two- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ c r - b O CQO*-o > d Q D O o etc. Check our prices then com­ walnut stand. Like new. 845. bedroom apartment, 8175 plus ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new 1957 HARLEY DAVIDSON pare. 528-8364. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 647-1602, 10-7 p.m. ment room, patio and deck 73 W utilities. Security deposit brick and steel building, clear sportster, chopper, much ►-<»-h Z < Q D L l ^ 5 ^ L J 2171 area, individual washer and • • Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 required. 528-1728. span, loading dock, heat and chrome, new motor, Gurder 7 3 ^ HooHng-Bldlng-Chlmnet 34 dryer, storage area, air- ELECTRONIC Engineering air-conditioning optional. 872- frontend. Best offer. 646-4104. oS z > u X < *~ z GO o : TAG SALE - Inside. Moving, Calculators - Pocket size, all DOG-CAT boarding reser­ conditioning, master TV anten­ SIX LARGE rooms, 3 or 4 8351. 3 na. 8245 per month including K BIDWELL Home Improvement must sell everything. Items too functions, price reduced. Vale vations. Combined inside/out- bedrooms, central, quiet street, BRAND NEW Raleigh 10-speed ^ CO “ eg h h c q > o c d ^ : : s : zu.a:i:L u Co. Expert installation of heat and not water. Please call s g numerous to mention. 59 Typewriter Service, 649-4986. side runs, partitioned privacy, $225. Security and lease. 649- MANCHESTER - Only store in bike for sale. Won in raffle. _■ f -H aluminum siding, gutters and Dougherty Street, December germicidal lighting. Canine 872-0528 Monday through 1924. south end, ideal for food Retails 8135, will sell for $100. o o »-• CO □: u CO cj > o < ljj trims. Roofing installation and 17-22, 10-2. SNARE DRUM and stand, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Friday, 8-5 p.m. business, real estate, etc. For 643-6654. y ,03 repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. hardly used 820. Call 649-4140 Manchester, 646-5971. NEW SECOND floor five-room deUlls, 643-8078 lafter 6. ol-u-JL J>^-•col-^ozcocr: WESTINGHOUSE after 6 p.m. VERNON - Willowbrook flat, three bedrooms, kitchen tmpere- a HORACE Tetrault - Siding, ^ OS 73 refrigerator, good condition, WELSH Pembrooke Corgi- Apartments, one bedrooms with self-cleaning range, SINGLE ROOM and three Mobfle Homes 68 M -P roofing, storm windows, 'aw­ TORO snow blower with in- AKC registered, two years old. refrigerator, dishwasher and rooms available as suite or 1100. contour and living room available. 8180 includes heat, C ^ 03 -p nings. Quality workmanship, chair, needs slipcover or terchangable lawn mower. Must sell moving into apart­ and hot water. Security disposal, fully carpeted, two singles. Air-conditioning, off 1973 SHASTA trailer, like new, 03 tree estimates. Fully insured. reupholsterlng, |25 each. Call Briggs - Stratton power. 875 or ment. Reasonable. Female. required, superintendant, 872- air-conditioners, laundry hook­ street parking. Phone John H. will deliver in area. For details - P T 3 O 872^187, 649-3417. 228-9276. / bestoffer. 646-2324. 646-3449. 4400. up. Peterman Agency, 649-9404. Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. call 644-0793 after 6 p.m. 'J M 3 : 5 X CO 03 1 \N^IT A MINUTE.' VVE'RB NOT OOIN’ALONE \ AdAIN THI5TIM E-N0T AFTERTrfBLAOK I IMP,WE'VE NOT ONLY LOST LOOKS AN' SNIDE REMARKS WE GOT ' OUR CHIEF a t t r a c t io n ABOLIT BRINGING HOME A SKINNY, DRIED- BUT WE'RE ALSO IN OUT, LACKLUSTERrCHRISTMASTREE PANfiER OF LAWSUITS L a s t y e a r / i f t h i s v e a r -s t r e e ~HAK-KAFF-PERHAPS TURNS OUT TO BE A LOSER, IT'S WE SHOULD MAIL A GONNA BE A FOOR-VYA/GOOF/ BILL OF SALE TO THE PELICAN CLUB!

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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER J3, 1974 - VOL. XOV, No. 71 Manchester—A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER HAS TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

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THE CRAFT & HOBBY CENTER By United Press International Jerusalem, wounding a teen-age Brezhnev was prepared to make the offer Azhari arrived in Cairo Tuesday and met featuring this week... Beirut press reports said Syria’s armed American girl and an Arab bystander. when he meets E ^ tia n President Anwar President Anwar Sadat Saturday. 775 MAIN STREET CO.NSUME.R M i l forces went on a "maximum alert” today The Beirut newspaper An Nahar Sadat in Cairo next month. “Iran will provide Egypt with defense MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 in fear Israel would launch a big attack reported today that Iran will provide Reports of a Syrian alert were published military equipment, including a modem during the Moslem Al Adha (Sacrifice) TEL: 643-9338 Egypt with several kinds of defensive in the Beirut newspaper Al Liwa which radar network to be added to the air MANCHESTER PARKADE feast which starts 'Tuesday, 'hiere also weapons including a modern radar said the Syrian “precautionary” measures defense umbrella which provides protec­ were reports Israeli naval units were at THE ,S/orr f o r til Your Complete network and will train Egyptian pilots to came when Syria received information tion to cities and strategic positions in sea for a possible attack against coastal fly American-made Phantom F5 "that Israel may launch a big aggression Egypt,” the newspaper said. ALLAN CABER of Your Suitplivs —/ Palestine refugee camps in Lebanon. FAITH CABER Appliance Store warplanes,. on Syrian territories during the holidays.” In Israel, Arab guerrillas warned The newspaper quoted diplomatic Pilot Training foreign tourists today to stay out of “oc­ sources as saying the military aid to The newspaper quoted unconfirmed FAMOUS BRAND Attack Rumored reports as saying “a number of Egyptian 2 CAMPING EQUIPMENT cupied Palestine.” Israel tightened securi­ Egypt, the first to be given by Iran to an Another newspaper. As Safir, said TELEVISION - APPLIANCES ty in response to an attack against a bus of Arab country at war with Israel, will also pilots will be trained in Iran to fly diplomatic information received from “a American-made Phantom F5 warplanes of TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR M A H RESSES, American Christians on a pilgrimage to include “ specific kinds of electronic European capital” said Israel would STOVES, LANTERNS MANCHEISTFI the Holy Land. equipment which the Egyptian army which quantities are available in Iran and HOKNmVUKNT launch a naval attaTIk aimed in particular Saudi Arabia.” m. needs.” American Girl Wounded at Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon. The newspaper said the Shah of Iran’s Palestinian commandos hurled a As Safir said the diplomatic information FARR’S 649-3589 4 Soviet Aid visit to E g ^ t next month “will lead to THE EVERYTHING STORE Jvthjfikt grenade Sunday at a bus carrying 17 received was strengthened “when sudden more cooperation between the two coun­ CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 STREET Neit t« Slog t Shot And in London, diplomatic reports said APPLIANCE TV members of a Jacksonville, Fla., church movements of Israeli warships were seen tries, expecidlly in the economic field.” OPEN OAILY TO 9 P.M. J . FARR • 843-7111 I the Soviet Union was prepared to rearm group on a tour of sacred sites around Inshore “close to the (Lebanese) border The newspaper noted that “Iran has 3 Egypt to a wartime footing in return for village of Nakoura and later spread out promised to provide Egypt with a one- GROOMING... restoration of firm links between Cairo PERSOISAL TEE between Al Bayyada, Nakoura and Tyre, billion dollar economic aid” and the Shah lor Poodles and All Breeds and Moscow. The diplomats said Com­ all in south Lebanon.” eaa g g ic Personalized Fun and Sportswear has said any Arab-Israeli war “would be STUD SERVICE... munist party General Secretary Leonid I. Iranian Chief of Staff Gen. Gholam Reza the war of Moslem countries.” for Poodles, Toys i Miniatures DONE WHILE YOU WAIT Js-J NEWS Great Gilts For Any Occasion 35 Oak St„ Manchester \ i ”/ CAPSULES SUDS & SCISSORS Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 POST ROAD PLAZA RT. 30, VERNON Thurs. 'Ul 8:30 Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sal. PHONE 646-3339 Tax Cut Urged 875-7624 Weiss Reassures Democrats By Appointment TRA PEL WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Congressional Joint Economic Committee MERCURY AGENCY has called for a |10 to |12 billion tax cut. ^onneetieut^alleij ^ om Its proposal would give an extra |300 in Town Budget Will Be In Black spending power to a family of four earning 533 Main St. 6 4 3 -6 2 9 5 Manchester Phone 646-2756 110,000 a year and eliminate income taxes Buy - Sell altogether for families making under 86,- METAL DETECTORS NO SERVICE CHAR6E By SOL R. COHEN Barring any unforseen severity in our to our community at this time, but, it is es­ b; WhlM'i Appraise 773. COINS winter operations, we seem to be budgeted sential that we stay within the budget that Collections Wanted ReservaUons tor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships It would bring the buying power of low Repeating a prediction he made in late E d w in E. B l o w Manchester Pet Center at 9 Maple Street in Downtown (Herald photo by Pinto) November, Town Manager Robert Weiss adequately at this time.” was set for this fiscal year — and we udll 627 Main Street Mancliester and middle income taxpayers back to work to achieve this end.” OUR 11th YEAR IN MANCHESTER Manchester is your Headquarters for Pets and Supplies! where it stood at the end of 1973, before said today, “I expect we will be able to Belt Tightening Ordered Ilting Students Bring Gifts double-digit biflation set in. complete the (1974-75) budget in the In September and again in November, FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Meet (left to right) Ben, Daisy and Greg at your “Family Pet Shop,” at 9 Maple Street, around the corner ’The r ^ r t was undertaken at the direc- black.” Weiss issued a “belt-tightening” order to Weiss’ assurance, half-way into the all departments. He told t h ^ be per­ 647-1731 875-3252 from Main Street. Over 20 years’ experience under the same ownership satisfying our clientele. Always . tHin' of the Senate. SEVEGES Giving of themselves, these studenta>^< fiscal year, was in reply to a “Statement sonally would revim any substantial WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS willing to help with your pet problems, Please phone 649-4273. Complete departments for all your pets, plus a MANCHESTER Now AvaUaMe A COMPLETE LINE OF large selection of dog and cat collars to fit the smallest to the largest breeds. Healthy Tropical and Goldfish, of Illing Junior Hi^,$cVC(()l d ...... of Concern” issued over the weekend by requests for capital «q>endituies and MACC Seasonal 70 UNION ST. AUTO PARTS MOTOR AID-R aiid Jim Rand were the six Democrats on Manchester’s Board acquisitions. In addition, he placed a vir­ 191 CENTER ST. . .--*3 plus Aquariums and all accessories. Guaranteed Conn, bred healthy Baby Parakeets, Mixed Breed Puppies, boxes and bags o f;^ is ROCKVILLE, CONN. Revolutionary Rockefeller Picking Advisers of Directors. tual freeze on aU hiring. He said, should Sharing Fund MANCHESTER, CONN. Gerbils, Teddy Bear Hamsters, plus our own special blends of small animal and bird foods, as well as major 270 BROAD ST the town social services 9q>artment among several who made the UqrB in Mon. - Sat. 10-5 Mon. - Sal. 10-5 New Combustion WASHING’TON (UPI) - Vice President The “Statement of Concern’* was there be vacancies in any department, Fri. 10-9 for distribution to underprivileged wood shoji class. Thura. 10-7 brands . . . Principle NelSQQ A. Rockefeller already has begun precipitated by a disclosure ’Thursday by specific approval to fill them must be to put together the team that will advise Mr, and Mrs. Raymond G. Winter, Mr. Wedding Cakes A Specialty Weiss that the cost of lighting requested of him (Weiss). and Mrs. Harold T. Falls, Mr. and Mrs. him In his new domestic policy role in the Manchester’s streets could run |M,000 to 'The Democrats state that several Ford administration. Eric S. Starr, in the name of Chad and 160,000 more than the $229,000 todgeted, months ago they "requested that all Timothy Glulini and Mrs. Ralph Brown. EVERYTHING IN WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND PARKADE BARBER SHOP Local Merchants Report Rockefeller meets with close associates unless the program is cut. Weiss blamed department heads, including the Board of i f y . ______OURPRODUCT /f| today in New York to firm up staff Special offering taken at Center pfofessiof'3'u ^ MENS A BOYS LADIES A CHILDREN the potential deficit on fuel adjustment Education, work to keep expenditures Congregational Church, Mr. and Mrs. • >A(|rr GLASS aViOWtRDOORS STYLING A SHAPINO MEN’S HAIRCUTTINQ assignments — mainly people who worked E aSIOIIOROMtS • BATHTUB (NCLOSUA(S charges which, he explained, account for down by at least 2 per cent, because of the Charles Helwig , Anonymous. Cleaned BY CERTIFIED STYLISTS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT Booming Christmas Sales with him when he was governor of New about 35 per cent of the li^ t bill. contimi^ increase in supplies and ser­ York. Mrs. Elsie Bradley and Ms. Betty 4 Chair Service — No Waiting First Inkling vices.” Anderson, given in memory of George A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. After a two-hour meeting with his new J .k these are comparative to last year’s Okerfelt by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nelson, By BETTY RYDER "working partner” over the weekend. Made public by Phyllis Jackston, board Inflation Key Factor \ ^ORNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS MANCHESTER PARKADE sales. secretary, the statement by the six Ethel M. Robb, Hollywood Service, Inc. A S President Ford gave Rockefeller a list of They explain, "Inflation and the state of (Lower Level-Rear) The high cost of living and the soaring "Boston rockers are usually a big Democrats declares the information (John F. Lynch), Isabel M. Anderson, I Manchaalar 31 Blaaall SI. S9-68S0 assignments including vice chairman of the economy require that we take these 6 4 9 - 7 3 2 2 unemployment figures apparently haven’t regarding the increased cost in street Clara M. Panciera. MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE Christmas item, but they weren’t last both the Domestic Council and the steps, to insure, that all precautions are dampened the Christmas spirit of area lighting is the first indication they’ve had Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Best, Mr. and Mrs. year. This year they are — but unfor­ National Security Council. being taken by the department heads to residents — especially when it comes to tunately we didn’t order enough.” that a deficit might result in some Raymond Wilcox, Anne and Edith John­ 763 shopping. avoid unnecessary spending. C MAIN ST. Specializing In At Anderson-Little, Parkade clothing budgets. “We want to be sure that the budget will son, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Burr Jr., IT: DON WILLIS S ^ e store managers are terming it “the As a consequence of their concern, Isabel Seiler, Spice Bowling League. BRAKE SERVICE best year ever” and others are equally store, things are pretty good, manager Jet Crash Kills 74 be in balance at the end of the fiscal year. 643-1191 Joseph Chrtstlno r ^ r t s . the’re asking Weiss to have all department We don’t see curtailment of any services ToUl to date $914.83. GARAGE Front End Alignment enthusiastic with the volume of holiday CARACAS (UPI) — Authorities blamed heads provide in January a line-by-line 191 18 Main SL. TeL S4M531 business. Good M onth mechanical failure today for the fiery MAIN ST. General Repair Work "Last year things were a little slow due status report of their budgets—projected Tom Carl, manager of K-Mart said "It’s crash of a domestic Jetliner in eastern to the end of the fiscal year (June 30). MANCHESTER been fantastic. Everything is going in all to the ice storm,” he said, “but this month Venezuela. All 74 persons aboard died departments, with the exception of big has been very good for sales.” when the plane burst into flames and 643-1900 appliances. Greg Wildman, manager of House k smashed into a hill. Report Planned for February “We even sold toboggans and sleds — Hale Department Store, says “Business is The Aerolineas Venezolanas DC9 Weiss explained the information will be good.” John Tani Resigns BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. and when you do that when there’s no snow exploded Sunday five minutes after taking contained in the six-months’ report to be MANCHESTERME & LOCK CO VT on the ground — business is good.” He also recalled the ice storm of last off from Maturin Airport, 360 miles east of started Jan. 2 and that the time required Drywall Contractor year, but felt this year’s buying was up. for its preparation precludes its comple­ L o c f c m / r n Not Waiting for Snow Caracas, and then crashed into Vulture Ceiling Repairs & Replacements Main St. stores are apparently enjoying Hill 15 miles away. tion in time for the board’s January Town Director Post Snow or no snow, Carl says K-Mart sold 453 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER • 643-6922 their share of the holiday business and Lou meeting. He said it would be ready at least 288 snow shovels during a five-minute An airline spokesman said all 68 successor will be elected by the town Now Introducing Apter, owner of Regal’s Men’s Shop, is by mid-February. By SOL R. COHEN «VI0.MIMI«nKSS Alarms. Locka & special at the store. passengers and six crew members died in Board of Directors. Sales. Combination Changes. Quality Carpentry Work, Pailoa - very satisfied. Said Weiss, "We’re keeping a tight If shoppers are holding onto the purse the crash, but it would take until later ^ io r to the meeting of the town com- Sales & Service - Bonded. ,Most Additions A Remodeling We get many compliments every day on watch on all accounts and, at this time, the keys in stock. Repairs of all kinds. • ./ strings a little tighter this year, Werner today for rescue workers to hack through miuee, its nominating committee (con­ our selection and service,” Apter said. fuel adjustment charges to our electric Democrat J ( ^ J. Tani has resigned Also We Make Keys. Scissors 5 F re e Estimates Phona 649-4464 Block, manager of DAL in the Manchester the rough tropical terrain and reach all the from the Manchester Board of Directors, sisting of one member from each of the 10 S t o m f A bills seem to be our major concern. Pinking Shears Sharpened. ; Parkade, isn’t aware of it. Customers Loyal bodies. effective Jan. 31. voting districts) will screen candidates When asked if the straining economy “Despite the fact that some stores are He said most of the victims were and will report its findings to Uie entire CUSTOM MADE Citing "significant changes in my per- was hurting his business he said, “No. open tUl midnight or 5 a.m., our loyal believed to be Venezuelan. sloh In regards to time and duties, coupled committee. SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNINQS IRON • Aluminum Roll Up Business is very good — better than last customers keep returning to us. I wish I with my responiibllitles as a husband and Tani said in his letter of resignation, Awningt SCRAP METAL year.” could say business was what it was three Christmas Truce Begins father,” he states in his letter of resigna­ "My tenure on the board has been a par­ • Door Canopies Osfnnsky Bruce Watkins, president of Watkins years ago, but with the economic situation LONDON (UPI) — The Irish Republican tion (to Mayor John Thompson), “It would ticularly gratifying and memorable part • Slorm Ooore as it is, we are very satisfied.’’ Army began an 11-day Christmas truce a Combination Windows DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER Bros., Inc.;4(& f^ tu re store) is in agree­ be impossible for me to perform as an of my life and I will always look back upon ment with uNwiiger merchants that So while Santa’s sleigh may not be quite today hours after bombing the home of op­ MANCHESTER AW NING CO. 131 P A R K ER ST, INSIDE effective and efficient board member. these years as ones of learning and con­ MATERIALS business has been good. as full as it usually is when he makes his position leader Edward Heath in a final 195 WEST CENTER ST. M Ttl, M3 S1S5 or 443 M il Performing board functions in any other tribution. “While we are not especially a Christ­ annual trip, residents are taking it all in round of attacks. TODAY manner, in my opinion, would be a disser­ “I have nothing but respect and high es­ Telephone 649-3091 Uieir stride and making it as merry a EMbllihtd 1949 mas store there are, of course, items that The outlawed militant group launched a vice to both Manchester and me.” teem for the board members with whom I 2 Christmas Day as their pocketbooks will are purchased during the holiday and night of bomb and bullet attacks in Britain Tani was elected to the board in now serve and have served in the past. allow. and Northern Ireland before taking a November 1971 and was re-elected General Manager Robert Weiss has STEVENSON’S EXXON SERVIGENTER Parkade Cleaners Make Old Clothes Look Like New break at midnight Sunday in more ^an MACC new s...... Page 3 November 1973. His term is to November always been responsive to my needs, as Over SO Year.' Experlance 405 Main St., Mancheater 649-5533 Pictured above, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Libitzky, owners of the Parkade Cleaners located in the Manchester MANCHESTER five years of religious warfare. MCC calendar...... Page 7 1975. He is the second director to resign in have our department heads and employes. No injuries were reported in the in­ Parkade, display some of their work that has earned them the reputation of a high quality cleaners. “We Coil 649.S807 Merry Christmas for Merchants Forum of the Arts...... Page 5 the past year. Anthony Pietrantonio, also I thank them for their cooperation.” Hhaa Tia 9 m > i Oa Ow Ssoisi. Tia Cia li»«H fti Ti« CsrT MEMORIAL GO. cidents. guarantee all our work,” states Libitzky, “and we specialize in all areas of dry cleaning.” The Parkade a Democrat, resigned in January, after a A. AIMETTI, Prop. The llth-hour show of strength heralded Area P r o file ...... Pages 16, 17, 19 Cleaners are now doing a lot of work in cleaning furs, suedes and evening gowns for the upcoming cold Oppoalte Esat CMMUry dispute with the town manager over ice- • TUNE-UPS Harrlion 9 t, SUnchealer May Hinge on Late Shoppers in the first truce since 1972 in sectarian East in home opener...... Page 13 storm operations. 3 weather. This is just another area of specialization that has helped tag them “the professional dry cleaners. strife that has taken 1,141 lives in Ulster lEliQ p N • GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE Quality Mtmorloh MHS wrestlers w in ...... Page 13 Tani, 32, is merchandising coordinator “With the high cost of buying new clothes these days, it is less expensive to let us dry clean your old clothes By JOHN LESAR niai would push sales up to respectable and 52 In Britain. in New England for Memorex Corp., REPAIRS ON ALL CARS like new,” concluded Libitzky. United PreM Inlemalional levels. manufacturer and distributor of audio For many merchants, this Christmas “Business Is slow. It will be a tate tapes. He and his wife, the former Mary Dot A Painting Problem? We'll Halpi season gives little reason to be Jolly. Christmas but we look forward to ending Jedn O’Connor of Buffalo, reside at 60 PET OW NERS Service still means something to us — and service meant spending enough Most stores were hoping that a big shop­ up pretty strongly,” said a spokesman for Teresa Rd. with their two daughters - lime with you to help you select the right paint linlth lor that job you're plan­ ping burst in the last days before Christ- New York’s Gimbel’s department store. Moratorium Suggested Beth, 5, and Jean, 3. PAUL'S PAINT It you can’t tind what you’re looking lor oleewhere. A to p ning See us lor paint and service when you plan vour neit project HO I ‘”rhe vibes seem to be good," said a Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cum­ ... in to AM us. Chanett are we will have what you noed. spokesman for the rival Macy's store. mings said a replacement for Tani will be * * Why not stop hero flrst end you mey not hevo to go eny 400 MAIN STKtll • MANCHtSIM.CONN toxiraine paints Demand for Quality recommended in early February by the lurther. EtfJlA«a»PAIKTC0 06040 WALLPllPER •CARPETING tARTS K (M T S "There Is a particular demand for quali­ On State Spending Hikes Democratic Town Committee. His MANCHESTER PET CENTER Your bidepeiideiit MtMBFR. THE ORDER OK THE GOLDEN RULE ty merchandise. We never prognosticate . 615 Main Street Mancliester 0 MAPLE STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 649-4273 about Christmas until the figures are in WOODBRIDGE (UPI) - The Connec­ could result in a tax Increase, or a deficit Free Psitlng Rear of Store • Phona 6494)30( Just Around The Comer From Mein... “HUY THi M IN T THATi WONTM THi WONK" ____ because a lot of things can happen ticut Taxpayers Association today called budget followed by large tax Increases tha Happy Holldaye between now and then. This weA Is for a moratorium on all state spending following year. FORMAL’S INN me. "An across-the-board spending »OIJ AIWVATS S"V SHMA At strategic.” hikes to balance next year’s budget JOHN’S FLOOR (KIVERING INC. F(fr the tux 10% OFF ON ALL At Philadelphia’s Strawbridge and without tax increases. , moratorium should result in a modest state surplus, which could be returned to lA N C F ^ Clothier department store, sales were run­ Association Director Grover Rees said WEATHER 119 Oakland St. that’s inn ning "exactly even” with last year toward the taxpayers in the form of reduced taxes BBRNtB'S^’t DRY CLEANING be has asked Gov.-elect Ella T. Grasso to next year,” Rees said. Installing Since 1953 the end of last week. A spokesman said hold Uie line on all state spending until she for him Now Thru Chriatmae • With This Ad Even if every state agency is forced to Fair followed by increasing cloudiness LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC ■ FORMICA today and ’Tuesday "are going to tell the can decide which programs should be spend next year no more than it is spen­ today. High temperatures in the low and O K N O A I I V ia a . M . - 9 P.M . KITCHEN A BATH REMODELING Frank A Amona, FraaManl tale. Nobody will know until Its all over.” eliminated and which should be cut back. oak St.. Manchaalei. Conn. 06040 PARKADE CLEANERS ding this year, he said, "none will be faced mid 40s. Mostly cloudy tonight. Low flokowils Spokesman Petaimiallc Open Mo iIm Tuee., Sat 10 to • p m-. T ^ , i Frl. m Talapbona 10-9 Waak Oayt SHOPPING DAY A budget deficit of more than $270 with really severe budget problenu— but temperatures in the low and mid 30s. 449-7901 lOA Saturday Mannbaatar Parbada S4S-BB89 A spokesman for Sakowitx, a large M!' IMNCHESTER PARKADE 643-956 MANCHESTER Cloaad Wadnaaday million has been forecast for fiscal 1976. the state government will have to tighten Tuesday partly cloudy with the highs TO CHRISTMAS (Sr«« Pugr Twrivr) Rees said even small spending increases its belt to compensate for Inflation.” mostly In the 40s. John J. Tani