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that all the world should be taxed. T h e Greatest Story Ever T o ld For unto you is born this day in the city (And this taxing was first made when of David, a Savior, which is Christ the Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) Lord.
And all went to be taxed, every one unto And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye his own city. shall find the babe, wrapped in swaddling clothes, and lying in a manager.
And Joseph also went up from Galilee, And suddenly there was with the angel a out of the city of ISasareth, into Judea, multitude of the heavenly host praising unto the city of David, which is called God, and saying. Bethlehem; (because he was of the house and lineage of David.) Glory be to God in the highest, and on earth, peace, good will unto men. To be taxed with his espoused wife, being great with child. And it came to pass, as the angels were gone away from them into heaven, the And so it was, that while they were shepherds said to one another. Let us now there, the days were accomplished that she go even unto Bethlehem, and see the thing should be delivered. which is come to pass, which the Lord hath made known unto us. And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaMllng And they came with haste and found clothes, and laid him in a manger; Mary, and Joseph, and the babe, laying in because there was no room for them in the the manger. inn. And when he had seen it, they made And there was in the same country known abroad the saying which was told shepherds abiding in the field, keeping them concerning this child. watch over their flock by night. And all they that heard it wondered at And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon those things which were told them by the them and the glory of the Lord shone shepherds. (Herald photo by Dunn) around about them and they were sore ^^fraid. But Mary kept all these things and The Nativity Scene at the Lawrence Smith Home, 36 Porter St. pondered them in her hearL — From The And the angel said unto them. Fear not. Gospel of St. Luke ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ft ft t < t i t t t t . f. ( t t t t t ( t t t
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MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1974- VOL. XCIV, No. 72 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS
Spirit of Christmas Becomes Evident
Residents of Galesburg, III, got an un- But in some places, the Christmas spirit By JOHN LESAR snow dusted portions of Wyoming, Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Qemence Blais Sr., a his Sebastapol, (^lif., Christmas tree retired couple living in Moline, 111., on a farm for about |1 a foot, sold a 12-foot tree expected Christmas present. ParishkNMn was less apparent. Untfed PrMs InteViulktnRl tana and upper Michigan. Snow from previous storms remained in portions of limited Income, confided to a woman to a family of six for at St. Patrick’s Cburdi will be summooed John EUraorth, who plays Santa Claus Shoppers thronged stores and tens of to m ldni^t Christmas mass by a 106-year- in Kewanee, 111., is pressi^ assault and thousands of motorists were expected to the upper Midwest and the Northeast, shopper in a grocery store that they "I knew the man couldn’t afford the tree altbou^ drab winter weather was the rule avoided the meat counter because they they picked out, so I charged 55,” old, 10-ton bronze bell that had hung silent battery charges agaiut ’Tim Mahnesmitb, take to the hi^ways this day beffnre in its tower for a quarter of a century. 18, who allegedly clobbered the Santa with Christinas. And amid all the fuss and rush, elsewhere. couldn’t afford meat. As the Blaises were Ingraham said. leaving the store, the shopper gave them The Rev. Daniel McCauI, pastor of the a snowball which contained a pop bottle. the stirrings of the Christmas spirit were Busy Day Expected Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blacksmith will have Stores were expecting a busy day and four large steaks. Church, said the bell rang for the first Mahnesmith said he was aiming for an apparent across the nation. a Christmas, though their home and eave of Santa’s shed but that the snowball the National Safety Council estimated Country's Fault time in 25 years Dec. 8 following tower Even the weather complemented the belongings were destroyed in a weekend missed, shattered the window and hit San- auto accidents during the 30-hour Christ- “It’s not your fault you can’t buy meat,” repairs. mood in some areas. Fresh snow fire. Truckers manning citizens’ band ta instead. Ellsworth was taken to a blanketed the southern Rockies, mas period would leave 200 to 260 dead and the woman told them. “It’s the country’s “People were excited,” he said. “They radios and led by trucker Mike Shaffer said, ‘The bell rings ’The bell rings’ some hospital for X-rays. Mahnesmith was stretching from Utah to Arizona and light 11,000 to 14,000 disabled. fault.” collected |500, 30 boxes of food, toys and. When the Blaises returned home, they in people didn’t even know there was a bell in^ charged with assault and battery and was Christmas presents and even found a tem- turn gave two of the steaks to some hard- the church.” freed on |2S bond. porary home for the stricken family. pressed neighbors. Fireman Jack Swank of Moline, who had surgery for lung cancer, will be getting his pay during the holiday season even though Traditional Christmas Fears of War and Bombings his vacation and sick pay ran out before Thanksgiving. His fellow firefighters are Expected in Manchester working his shifts on their time off so he will receive his salary. Darken Christmas Observances Manchester — like always — will spirit of Christmas which is Peace, the Special Price probably celebrate Christmas in gladness of Christmas which is Hope, and Charlie Ingraham, who sells trees from traditional faiMcm. the heart of Christmas which is Love.” By United Press International the traditional trees because of a govern- South Vietnamese, Viet Cong and North ment ban on cutting trees in forests heavi- Vietnamese) Joint Military Team get its There will be family gatherings around Manchester’s general business com- Christmas Eve, 1974. Tension in the Mid- ly damaged by napalm during last work done,” the note said. the Christmas tree opening gifts; some munity will be quiet for the holiday. All dle East. A Viet Cong refusal to search for summer’s ’Turkish invasion. will have their “trees” tonight, others town, state and national offices are closed. Americans missing in Indochina. And a Truce in Ireland The Viet Cong, in a Christmas Eve note Wednesday. Schools are on the winter vacation. in sid e gloomy warning from Pope Paul VI about In a hopeful note, the Irish Republican It’s “home for the holidays” for college Emergency telephone numbers for to the United States, refused to search for Army began an 11-day Christmas cease- a world “floundering on the edge of the missing American servicemen until students, and the chance to renew Christmas are; ^ TODAY abyss.” fire in Britain and Northern Ireland. It acquaintances with high school Highway 649-5070 Washington halts aid to the Saigon govern- offered to extend the truce— “indefinitely Refuse 649-1886 Christians around the world observed ment and pulls all military men out of In- classmates. Christmas Eve today in ceremonies if possible” — if Britain offers to pull Manchester and area churches will have Sewer-Water 649-9697 Hi Neighbor ...... Page 6 dochina. darkened by fears of war, economic troops out of Ulster. The Herald will not publish Wednesday. "Only that way can the four-party (U.S., services and Masses tonight and Betty’s Notebook...... Page8 austerity and threats of bombings, but not Wednesday; for a complete listing of those Its staff wishes for everyone a Christmas On Second T hought...... Page8 without a few signs of hope. service, along with the Christmas filled with Joy and blessings. ’The Pope, in one of his gloomiest Christ- Message from the Manchester Area East wins four in row ...... Page 11 mas messages, told the College of Car- Conference of Churches, see Page 20. Herald Angle...... Page 11 Pupil Updates Story dinals in Vatican City Monday of the In his Christmas proclamation, Mayor Informal Invitation Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 11 “specters of terror” in the Middle East, John Thompson reminds that Christmas PARIS (UPI) — When the garbage truck Northern Ireland and Indochina. “is not a message of despair but of hope, stopped outside the presidential Elysee He warned of "the senseless con- About Christmas Visitor not of comfort but of sacrifice, and one of Pahice to empty the trash cans this mor- sequences of a culture floundering on the love and peace for all men.” ning, a guard asked the four garbage Special Insert: edge of the abyss, and a manner of living cycle and air hockey. This really excited He said he wishes for every citizen of collectors to follow him. One young author, age 11, dreams of Do Not Open rushing headlong into the degradations of Christmas the same as other 11-year olds me because tomorrow was CWitmai Manchester that you inay have the The garbage men, wearing orange deliberate delinquency and blind passion.” security Jackets over their work clothes, now and in years past, but aware of Day! “I Just couldn’t sleep so I got up to get a were met at the palace steps by President *Til Christmas Holy Land Tense changes with the times, he has updated Valery Glscard d'Estaing. The president, Israel, hit by two bombings in five days, one version of an old Christmas custom. drink. “I thought, ‘Watch, I’ll probably see who has broken many traditions and Imposed the tightest security ever on Alex Britnell, a sixth grade student at Santa! ’ So 1 went out into the living room broui^t informality to his office, asked pilgrims visiting the Holy Land. The Bowers School, composed the following; No Herald measures Included unprecedented body “Twas the night before Christmas and Just then a thundering sound came the garbage collectors to have a Christ- from the chimney, and a person fell, hard mas Eve breakfast with him of rolls and searches of pilgrims attending midnight and..” to the ground! ^ WEATHER coffee. Tomorrow mass in Bethlehem. "I lay in bed, thinking of nothing else but In Rome, the neo-Fasclst Black Order Christmas Day. ’The gifts, the fun, the “Well, you know what 1 was thinking— I No Hard Feelings Christmas issued a swastika-emblazoned statement foodi thou^t it was Santa Claus! threatening to bomb churches on Christ- "After thinking of this, there was no “Well, the person turned around and Mostly cloudy today with scattered light NORBURY, England (UPI) - A saw me and said, ‘Ho, ho, hoi’ ihowen. Highs mosUy in the 40s. Fair mas Day unless the Vatican agrees to give way I'd get to sleep. So, I said to my chalked blackbrard notice in the Norbury Drive Carefully its wealth to the poor. Italy observed brother who was sound asleep, ‘What do “I looked and saw it wm a girl! tonight, overnight lows 25 to 30. railway station today said: “Sorry for the “Where’s Santa?’ I asked... Wednesday sunny during the morning, And Have A Christmas with almost wartime austerity. you want most?’ poor (ihrlstinaa tree and decorations, but “He didn’t even answer, so I said to “She said, ‘Women’s Ub'l” becoming cloudy in the afternoon, with Bleak Christmas on Cyprus the real one and the lights were stolen last Happy Holiday myself, ‘Self, what do you want most?’ The end. chance of showers along the coast. Hig^ night. Happy Christmas to you all and the War-ravaged Cyprus will have a bleak mostly in the 40s. "I said I wanted an Evel Knievel stunt thief.” Christmas. Most homes,will be without
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues., Dec. 24, 1974— PAGE THREE NATIONAl WfATHEI SEIVKE FOtfCAST t* 7AM ESI 11-85 > 74 School Board, BEA Negotiating SNET Offers BUSINESS 30«) TV TONIGHT M.U Phone Advice negotiating team are Marilyn •CAtTLC BOLTON negotiating team are John Breslow and Robert Thornton. For Holidays - Bank Names Prize Winners 6:00 9:30 I Donna Holland Marino, Marion Nicolay, Additional school board News...... 3-8-22-30 American Ski Scene ...... 18 | Corretpondenl Patricia Bankel, Muriel Dickin- Southern New England SOOTON members will participate in Telephone Co. suggests you can August Sycz of South Windsor of East Hartford, and Margaret Alao, Janet Benito, Donna Secret Agent ...... 188 Berlioz's Requiem ...'...... 24 646-0375 son and Janls Kerensky. negotiating sessions. won the top prize — a color Gregan of Manchester. Qrevavich. Arlena F. Quinn of Eaat Representatives from the get your calls through faster on Hartford, Mary Beth Correia, Helen Honeymooners ...... 20 10:00 Fred Audette, president of As in past years both the television set — in a Monday Winners of the stuffed Sweeney of Eaat Hartford. Rosa Qlllar Electric Company...... 24 Board of Education and the the association, is serving in an Christmas Eve and Christmas Barnaby Jones ...... 3 IW YORK school board and the teacher’s Day if you avoid the peak drawing conducted by First eagleswere: of Watt Hartford, Robert J. Lewit Jr., Bonanza ...... 40 Bolton Education Association ex-officio capacity. John Thomaa, Gloria Qalovich of South Police Story...... 20-22-30 association have again agreed calling hours of 8 to 10 tonight; Federal Savings and Loan Pttricit Ann Co^reli, Robert Price, WIndaor. Alao, Jaton Elkhay, Steven 6:30 Marcus Welby ...... 8-40 have held two negotiating Members of the Board of that news releases will be Association as part of its “get- Todd Cempbell of Tollind, Beatrice H. R. Thomaa ot South Windsor, Rick meetings concerning teacher's Education serving on the 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Christmas Newcomb, Joyce B. Graham, Frank Carlton, Larry and Robert Stantord, News...... 8-20-22-30 11:00 issued only by mutual consent. ting to know you” celebration in SpllackI, M. Alfred Qlolalll, John •A N FRANCISCO contracts for 1975-1S76. Day; and 6 to 11 on Christmas Tricia Campbell of Tolland, George Zoom ...... 24 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Night. Manchester. Lundberg. Maloskla, D.K. Lyon. Llaa Powllot, The present two-year con- REFUGEE PAPERS Aleo, Peggy-Ann Campbell of Margaret Qurkllt, Kim Kalter ot Fair- 7:00 I Love Lucy...... 20 More than 1,400 operators The pre-Christmas giveaway Tolland, Michael Lahickey of South tracts ends June 30, 1975. ATLANTA (UPD - Atlanta view, Mete. News...... 3-22-40 will be at work to see to the — in which winning names were WIndaor, Joan Cuahman of South 11:30 Members of the Bolton became a news center during WIndaor, Conatantlnoa Qrovanlt, Jeff Truth or Consequences ... 8 V.Y drawn by Herald Publisher Alio, Isabel Oodes ot Norwalk, Witness to Creation...... 3 LOS Education Association the latter days of the Civil War. LiqOURS smooth flow of calls as the Spiegel, Connie Topping, Tracy Karen Raymond ot Southington, Nancy Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Wide World Mystery ... 8-40 deluge starts on Christmas Burl Lyons at the bank’s W. Butcher. Poullot, Mra. Calvin Greenwood, Dick At one time in 1864, three Film...... 20 Holy Year 1975 — 20-22-30 WINES Eve. SNET expects to handle Middle Tpke. office — also in- Alao, Mra. Harold Lahman, Julia Zimmer, Katherine Lundberg, and refugee newspapers - the Kava, Karin Qrevavich, Mary B. Daly, Barry Qeller ot West Hartford. Renaisance Christmas — 24 SHIBoxss more than 200,000 long distance cluded awards of five fruit Agnaa Salafla, Norman R. Rodrigua, MIDNIGHT Memphis Appeal, the Chat- Addreetes are Manchsiter unlata The King Family ...... 30 calls. The Bell System predicts baskets, five turkeys, and 50 John J. Wandzy of Vernon, llza zSm- stated olherwlaa. Christmas Eve Service .... 3 lOWEST TEMEEIATUIES tanooga Rebel and the Knoxville zara, Suaan Sataky. 7:30 1:00 GREETINGS mur nin that customers will make a stuffed eagles (the bank's Sale of the Century ...... 3 Register -all had located in emblem). News...... 3 Atlanta record holiday total of 13.5 Oral Roberts Deal...... 8 tA happy...holy million interstate calls. Music P lace...... 18 To meet customers’ holiday This printing test pattern is •lECEND* holiday to you. Winners of the fruit baskets ITT Accepts Order Lessons and Carols...... 24 part of The Herald quality con- needs, the Bell System will add were Nancy R. Wiltanen of Ver- Room 222 ...... 40 May it he about 3,000 circuits to its HARTFORD (UPI)-Inter- to accept the Justice Depart- (^ ie n in g !) trol program in order to give non, Mrs. V. D’Ambrosio of ment offer on Avis, government 'AA J 8:00 you one of the finest rich in peace. domestic and international Glastonbury, Emily Gurklis of national Telephone & Telegraph (]orp. has offered to lawyers offered to drop or
follow this prescription for a happy holiday—good cheer . . . share laughter and joy . . . fill your heart and home with love. Our best to all.. . to all, thanks, Christmas 1974... may it herald a bright new day for al I the world PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24,J97j MANCHESTER^EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., 'Tues., Dec. 24, 1974 — PAGE FIVE •HELPING HAND' NEW YORK (UPI) " The institute says at least 17 major Convalescent Home Hearing Set Jan. 7 akotiolic now can buy Icss-of-in- companies are writing such in- come insurance to protect him surance. But to get it, the Vernon Democrats Say Partisanship tlvity, the conunisalon may still of the commission be present to alcoholic must acknowledge his set by the state. Mayor Frank In the regulations the term when his weakness keeps him VERNON more of material and having an allow it subject to conditions it hear an application for a per- illness, register and,place him- McCoy appointed the Conserva- core activity involves several from working, according to the While the Conservation Com- adverse effect on the Inland may wish to Impose. mit; one that would allow the Health Insurance Institute. ’The self under medical care. She Hcmlb tion Commission to write the areas of change; commission to tentatively deny Comes Because GOP Cuts Off Debate mission, appointed to oversee • Any activity involving the wetland and] water course In the case of the convales- Are,i Profile regultions and administer an application due to lack of the town’s Inland-Wetland depositing of 100 cubic yai^s or system; cent home request, the decision them. data if the decision deadline is ’That partisanship on the Ver- on the four Democrats on the Both leaders said they believe Regulations, is revising the more of material within a • Any activity which substan- on the holding pond is a. factor shut off the minority on the The developers of the con- appoaching; and one allowing non Town Council is not 12-member council. that Republicans on the council, regulatons adopted last regulated area or which would tially changes the natural in the town’s acceptance of council. summer, it has scheduled a valescent home are asking per- channel of a water course or the the applicant to reflle within % justified, two leading Vernon At last Thursday’s who outnumber the Democrats, have a substantial adverse plans for the home. Democratic Town Committee He listed some of the topics public hearing for Jan. 7 to con- mission to dig a holding pond to limits or form of an inland Proposed revisions to the one year without having to pa]^ « Democrats agree, but they also 8-4, have often cut off debate on alleviate drainage problems. effect on the regulated area or meeting. State Rep. Thomas on which he felt the sider a request from developers wetland; regulations will include a provi- a fee for a new application 6r' agree that it cannot be blamed various issues which; the The hearing scheduled for next another part of the inland Dooley, on accepting appoint- Republicans had prevented full of a 120-bed convalescent home • Any activity which sion that at least five members have another public hearing. Democrats believed should month is to determine whether wetland and water course ment on the council, remarked have had full disclosure. discussion, among them were on Regan Rd., Vernon. diminishes substantially the the West St. sidewalks, charter the request concerns a "core” system; that he did not put the blame of All towns in the state were natural capacity of a water revisions, and the sale of refuse activity or a "major” activity • Any activity Involving the Cio our friends and partisanship on either the Both men blame the par- ordered to adopt their own set course or an Inland wetland to area property. for the wetlands area. removal of 100 cubic yards or neighbors, all best Republicans or the Democrats. tisanship on the Republicans of regulations or to adopt those support desirable biological Police Arrest and justified the Democrats He said Democrats raised life, prevent flooding, supply wishes for holiday He said, townspeople believe that the council is "engaged position in view of the last two substantive points concerning water, facilitate drainage, and happiness. 31 Persons very heavily in political in- years of Republican control. these topics and met with provide recreation and open “rudeness” and cutting off of NEW HAVEN (UPI) - New fighting and they’d like to see Roche said that the space; this change.” debates on the part of the • Any activity which would Haven Police Chief Biaglo Democrats on the council are James Roche, Democratic majority. result in degrading a water Dilieto says the 31 persons only asking for a full airing of WORLD town chairman, and Dooley, who did not seek re- course or the surface or ground arrested Monday on narcotics all issues even though the Democratic Councilman election as state represen- water of an inland wetland. charges were only the begin- proposals in the end might be ’Thomas Benoit, while agreeing tative, was named to replace Major activities are defined >> ning of a crackdow n on defeated. He said the public Thomas Wolff on the council. ^ \ metropolitan New Haven nar- with Dooley that partisanship is does not realize the extent to as those involving removal of not justifi^, took exception if Wolff resigned due to the Area Profile material from a wetland area HERE'S WISHING YOG A cotics dealers. which the Republicans try to pressures of business. Dilieto said Monday another Dooley meant that the which would have adverse O n key Ihli leoMn . . . good Democrats indulged in it. effects such as changing the JOYOGS AND GLORIOGS 23 a r r e s ts w ere expected. tidings for all, and a warm Twenty seven Superior Court Benoit said he is not guilty of natural channel or diminish the CHRISTMASTIME! partisanship and would resign natural capacity to support “thanks," to our many patrons. warrants and 29 Circuit Court Selectmen Get Statement warrants were issued on the from the council before having Catholic Churches biological life and such. any part of it. In the event a request does ^arm an, ’f u e r basis of information gathered not come within a regulated ac- E.A. JOHNSON PAINT by the South Central Regional Yule Masses On Disposal Area Charges ^ season of peace and wonder, 723 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Crime squad, he said. eight hundred eighty-seven Mariani Hired 2 excitement and joy is Christmas! May The warrants were all for NEW HAVEN (UPI) - trucking the material to the dis- Yeomans were prepared by an Radios — Watches main street, in narcotics charges except one VERNON will be a vigil Mass today at 5 BOLTON this spirit of happiness be with you always. for gambling and another for Terence Mariani, press posal area. auditor and asked who the Tape Recorders downtown manchester, ’The three Roman Catholic p.m. and a Midnight Mass with Donna Holland JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. weapons. Fourteen of those secretary to Gov. ’Thomas J. Churches in town will hold both Polish and English used. A Yeomans said the total cost auditor was. Leather Goods Meskill, will join the news staff Correspondent of $40,295 minus the non-cash Bolton selectmen said they BANTLEY OIL COMPANY, inc IM EJAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER arrested were taken into special Christmas services carol sing will precede this 646-0375 custody in New Haven. Nine- of WTNH-TV in New Haven tonight and Oiristmas day. mass. items of $14,455 is $25,840. must verify the figures to their ARTHUR DRUG 331 Main Street Manchester INSURANCE — REAli ESTATE Read Herald Ads starting Jan. 20, it was an- Bolton selectmen received a Yeomans said the Andover an- own board of finance when they teen arrests were made in sub- At St. Bernard Church there Masses on Christmas Day statement of costs of operating urban communities. nounced Monday. nual report carries the amount approach it for the additional 'will be two vigil Masses, both at will be at 8:30 a.m. (Polish) and the Andover Bolton disposal 10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Masses of $25,828. monev needed. 5 p.m. today with one in the area from David Yeomans, An- Alton’s share of the amount church and one in the church will be in English. dover first selectman. is 63 per cent. hall. A carol sing at 11:30 p.m. At Sacred Heart Giurch, the The statement shows the The Bolton selectmen sent a today will precede a Midnight Vigil Mass will be today at 7:30 amount which Andover charged thank you for the information Mass. p.m. At 11 ;45 p.m. there will be Bolton for the period July 1, but requested verification that Tomorrow, Christmas Day, a carol sing followed by a Mid- 1973 through June 30, 1974. the figures submitted by there will be Masses at 7, 8:M, night Mass. Masses on Christ- Yeomans explained that the 10, and 11:30 a.m. mas day will be at 9 a.m. and costs Andover expects to share At St. Joseph Church, there 10:30 a.m. with Bolton are greater than the cash it paid as showh in its annual town report. HAWAIIAN CARNWAL SWEEPS1AKES The amount shown in the report is $25,828. Cost items which were not cash items total $14,455. 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QLENNEY LUMBER 336 NORTH MAIN STRUT * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974— PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974 Board to Name Charter Revision Unit She HcraUi Virginia Carlson create and make the primary The school board will be of each inspection, according to Christmas Album Area Profile Correspondent area free of health hazards as responsible for the operations the agreement. 228-9224 well as making the junior high and maintenance of the land After the three-year period playground area more usable the measures will be inspected The Board of Selectmen has stabilization measures and the during the wet season. by the school board annually ROCKVILLE resolved to appoint within 30 Soil Conservation Service will It is proposed to utilize the HI NEIGHBOR days a charter revision com- provide consultative assistance and the board will maintain a area for soccer and softball By BURL LYONS HOSPITAL NOTES mission to consider updating in the operation and in the record of all inspections and all fields, Edmondson said. the three-year-old charter. preparations of plans and significant actions taken by it It is estimated to cost about Selectmen agreed that a specifications for maintenance with respect to the operation Admitted Saturday: Rene Vernon; Mary Natislsky, RFD $20,800, with the Board of of the measures. and maintenance. We believe it was John Greenleaf While skiing in Colorado, President charter revision would be Gendreau, Danielson; Barry 3, Rockville; Marjorie Skinner, Education to pay half and the The soil service and the beneficial to the town. Whittier who wrote: “Somehow, not Ford is reportedly giving a lot of Prentiss, Crystal Lake Rd., Skinner Rd., Rockville; Mrs. U.S. Department of Agriculture school board will jointly inspect To obtain home rule, the only for Christmas but all the long thinking to the energy crisis and possi- Tolland; Howard Ryan, Gaynor Mary Thompson and daughter. Soil Conservation Service to selectmen signed a resolution the measures for a period of year through, the joy that you give to ble solutions. Inside sources say one of PL, Rockville; Margaret Maple St., Ellington; Walter subsidize 50 per cent through a three years, at least annually, in March 1969 to appoint a OPEN ALL DAY others is the joy that comes back to Tuller, Kelly Rd., Vernon. Warcup, Pinnacle Rd., matching grant. the things being considered is banning Charter Commission and later and after unusually severe you.” Discharged Saturday: Brina Ellington; Stephanie Zalewa, the sale of gasoline on Sundays and named 15 men to the commis- storms. The annual inspection WEDNESDAY Abrahams, Skinner Rd., Ver- Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. will be performed during May. You can reap that joy for yourself even a thought toward rationing if sion. non; Shirley Blelecki, Brooklyn A written report will be made ARTHUR DRUG and some unfortunate girls by sending conservation goals aren’t met. Births Sunday: A daughter Legal Notice your contribution of $100 to New Hope St., Rockville; Constance The question of the charter Bulger, South Windsor; Joan to Mr. and Mrs. Evance was placed on the 1970 election TOWN OF MANCHESTER Manor and thus become a charter Before Congress went home for Bulger, Rockville; Kimberley Nadeau, High Manor Park, ballot and the vote was 723 for POSITION VACANCY member of the Friends of New Hope. Christmas, the House Rules Com- Collette, Stafford Springs; Rockville; a son to Mr. and the charter and 192 opposed. MECHANIC Your check should be mailed to P.O. mittee killed the bill that would have Anthony Gaudet, Somers; Mrs. Alfred Redmond, Ward The charter became effective $10,000-$11,563 Box 403, Manchester. If you are ac- provide a tax deduction of up to $1,- Helen Gorsky, Gehring Rd., St., Rockville. Jan. 1, 1972. 40 Hour Week customed to doing things on the in- 000 for a couple on the interest Tolland; Harriet Gunther, Selectmen granted the Not less than five years stallment plan, we are certain that payments from their savings account. Hyde Ave., Rockville; Carmen request of Sandy Tuttle, Girl employment in the repair and /^efleaions of Christmas fill the air can be arranged also. LaChance, Windsorville Rd., Scout Cadette Troop 5,005 maintenance of heavy trucks The measure was pushed hard by with Santa, children, gifts and smiles. ■Another notable contribution on this savings and loan associations and the Rockville; Joseph Lorenzetti, leader, that the Cadettes and equipment including three Christmas Eve would be a vow to Stafford Springs; Cornelia BARBS deliver town reports when they years in skilled mechanical "Hark tti* hirald Hope they’re all part of your holiday. building industry who said it would come back from the printer. work. In Lieu Thereof technical deny yourself one meal one day per Lynn, Burbank Rd., Vernon; By PHIL PASTORET angils sing. channel funds into thrift institutions Emily Machado, Tolland; The $150 stipend for the training in a recognized trade Glory to Hit Niw week and send the savings to the and make more money available for Bertha Meitzier, Mountain A bookkeeper is a fellow project will be used to help fund school or apprenticeship in Manchester Council on World Hunger. mortgages. Spring Rd., Rockville; Kenneth who never returns the novel the Cadette's Bicentennial trip automotive repair or shop prac- Bom King." It isn’t likely to be brought up in the you lent him. to Philadelphia in 1976. tice may be substituted on the May Hit wondtr of Sullivan, Ellington Rd., South - -f We can believe that the volume of next session. Windsor; Jennie Svirk, Cider basis of one year of such Christmas bt shortd by oil. 2 It’s remarkable how young School Drainage Plan Christmas mail is down as reported in Who is saving these days? Mill Rd., Ellington; Marc your friends are dieing the Bids for the construction of a training for one year of a Herald story awhile back. We Walton, Evergreen Rd., Ver- older you get. land drainage plan at Porter experience. ItlaSajhaJd received less greeting cards, or We honestly believe the proposed non; Mrs. Cathy White and + + -L School will be opened and read Application will be received Youth Specialty Shop maybe some people are trying to tell rate increase being sought by the baby, N. Park St., Rockville; Jan. 15 at 2 p.m., according to in the Personnel Office, Manchester Hardware Municipal Building, 41 Center 877 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 691 Main Street, Manchester us something by not sending cards. Southern New England Telephone Co. Jessie Zwillinger, South St., Supt. Clarence Edmondson, in • ■ At any rate, praise is certainly due Rockville. his office. Street, Manchester, Connec- ERNEST LARSON, Prop. is justified. No one likes an increase, Admitted Sunday: Lisa ticut until January 2, 1975. the folks at the Manchester Post Of- The project was initiated to The Christmas Story that’s for sure, but there comes a Alderuccio, Garnet Ridge Rd., fice for the excellent way in which time. Tolland; Minnie Badstubner, they did handle the volume. Some At any rate, the company has told Broad Brook; William Costa, The fellow who wrote the cards, from way out West, reached us its story of the economy and inflation Stein Rd., Ellington; Douglas rhapsody about autumn leaves within three days via air mail. to the public very well. Dobles, Burke Rd., Rockville; tumbling down obviously nev- Christmas Catherine Gadomski, RFD 1, er had to rake any. Our thanks and appreciation to the Wonder if there are any vacancies? Rockville; Kevin McCarthy, -I- -l- -l- Manchester Elks Lodge for making its Street sweepers have a contract with Doyle Rd., Tolland; Steven Everyone gets their name in Meehan, Hartford. the paper — most of ’em after Again it is Christmas Eve. natural resources and other forms of facility available for The Herald’s the city of ^ n Francisco where they they are no ionger in any con- Christmas party for its news boys and Discharged Sunday: Roger Another year has passed and each of material wealth. will be paid nearly $14,(XK) per year. Beaulieu, RFD 4, Rockville; dition to read. girls. There was food, a movie, and of (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) us is a year older but perhaps not While we pause to revere the birth That’s why we were surprised to Josephine Benton, Dunn Hill course, gifts. In turn, those going to learn that Seattle, Wash., is the most much wiser. of Christ, we still have not fully Rd., Tolland; Marie Guidotti, functions at the Elks should feel free ideal city in which to live, instead of Hammond St., Rockville; IVhatkind of holiday This event, while essentially a grasped His simple message for to use our parking lot. San Francisco, a story which received Bertha Buillan, Bolton Rd., religious one for the Christians of the mankind. wide publicity last week. Overheard; You’re getting along in world, embodies enough universality Love one another as you would love The Lucien Choiniere Home at 41 Bigelow St. (Photo by Steve Dunn) It’s a good thing those conducting years if, when somebody mentions the the Purvey didn’t do it a few years ago to make it more significant in these yourself, He said. birds and the bees, your reaction is when Boeing, the state’s top Teacher Cited Chrlstnifis troubled times. He knew that love is the gift that that you get hay fever from the employer, was experiencing massive On Retirement will you halve? The world is not at peace though the each of us, rich or poor, can give. And former and stung by the latter. layoffs and cutbacks. Our choice is still San Francisco guns may be only sporadic. when all the wrappings are gone, the We are sorry to see Congress begin even if street sweepers draw less than ANDOVER The economies of many nations are tinsel worn out and the elation of the a study of newsprint problems. While $ 10,000. Donna Holland in a precarious state. There is more holiday is past, perhaps each of us in prices are rising and demand is Correspondent One of the shortages these (days is a It comes from inside. Deep inside a lot more light inside. brushing the ceiling of available pessimism than optimism about the some way will remember that love is 646-0375 shortage of gooci news. In fact, some each and everyone of us. Call it From aU ^ e First Federal family to production, a Congressional study is A good Jaycee project? The special holiday issue of future. the greatest gift of all to give and to likely to result in still higher prices One chapter in the Midwest has a “School Days,” the Andover people feel ^ere won’t be much to religious belief or the human spirit, your family, our warmest wishes for a And Christmas, a time of bestowing receive,. and additional problems. project in which Santa Claus is on the Elementary School weekly celebrate this year. there is in each of us a light bright Joyous Holiday and a Happy New Year. gifts, seems a bit out of context in a Merry Christmas. May the coming The Senate committee reports that receiving end of telephone calls from .newsletter, .was dedicated to in highly industrialized nations, paper Mrs. Deborah Horne. Well, maybe they have things a little enough to illuminate our own lives and world where so much seems so depen- year give each of you peace and most youngsters on a hot line. Santa Claus Need Education, Commendation is one of the most important com- mans the telephone for two hours in Mrs. Home recently retired mixed up. You see, the cause for true the lives of those we love — if only we dent upon who controls what in of all, love. modities. In the United States, per the evening on four occasions. after 1 5 years of teaching in To the editor; Andover. celebration of our great bolides doesn’t let it shine. First Federal Savings Communication capita consumption of paper and Wonder what happens when a disap- I am writing on behalf of the David Kravet, principal, said have anything to do with what’s going This holiday season — with a litde 344 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester Dear sirs: Manchester Council on World Hunger. At paperboard reached 639 pounds in pointed youngster keeps getting a she is a dedicated, devoted lilaurlipstpr tupuiim Mpral^ Regarding the drug supplement in th( our meeting Dec. 19 it was voted un- 1973, compared to world per capita busy signal. professional, but that does not on outside. less light outside, let’s all see to it there’s Dec. 19 paper, in no way will using 196( animously to commend East Catholic consumption of just over 75 pounds. tell the entire story about her. scare tactics accomplish enlightment High School on Its efforts to make the Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., is He said she is a tender, com- IDe wish you all Dealing with the drug problem in this school and the public aware of the world chairman of the committee. Worth repeating again and again; passionate human being whose the happiness this OPINION manner will accomplish nothing. In light hunger situation. He was born in an obscure village. calm perserverence and holy season has of the advanced research and social Also feeling the pressure somewhat Please extend our best wishes to your He worked in a carpenter shop until patience, whose quiet love has to give... peace and studies undertaken in this area, and the student body and especialiy to the com- of the increased cost of paper is the he was 30. He then became an guided hundreds of children on wide range of differing views existing mittee of faculty and students who are calendar business. One fellow told us itinerant preacher. He never held an the road to maturity and joy. Kind thanks. today, printing of that supplement is cause coordinating the programs involving the price of paper is up and the office. He never had a family or growth. Tres Chid Price of Oil Security for distress for your integrity as a popular world hunger at your school. number of orders for calendars down. owned a house. He didn’t go to Kravet said her strength of media. Such statements as “iharijuana We hope that other schools will follow You might just discover that the college. He had no credentials but character has set an example leads to the use of LSD,” “LSD-and the example of East Catholic. that is hard to follow. He said Salon Surpasses Benefits hashish are addicting,” are outdated by Anne Flynn, supply of calendars is limited. Better himself. He was only 33 when the she is respected and loved by 303 East Center St. many years, along with your entire ap- secretary get yours early. public turned against him. His friends the entire community. Manchester proach. Manchester Area ran away. He was turned over to his The talk now in Washington is all year embargo by Arab sources would My intelligence has been insulted, along Conference of Churches In the newspaper business, it has enemies and went through the about energy conservation and how cost about $900 million annually. with I am sure, many other people in this been said often that we are the only mockery of a trial. He was nailed to a best to persuade — or force — town who are considered intelligent and business that spends every working cross between two thieves. While he But even the cost of stockpile of suf- well read. Americans to cut their consumption, 113 day desiping a brand new product, was dying, his executioners gambled ficient size to hold the nation against If you feel it is your duty to pursue this 4 5 ( 7 I I 10 then produces it and delivers it. for his clothing, the only property he problem, which indeed it is, please, for n U U U 13 II 17 especially of gasoline. an embargo for three years “com- u »10 n a a M Naturally, some days we do it had on earth. He was laid in a everyone’s benefit, do it intelligently and 35 a 27 a a 10 ALMANAC According to a just-released study pares favorably” with the alternative rationally, using available knowledge and better. borrowed grave. Nineteen centuries commissioned by the American of trying to develop totally domestic scientific fact. But there was an indication that the have come and gone, and today he is Washington Star-News was going to the central figure of the human race. Enterprise Institute, a publicly sup- As a 23-year-old college senior, I can lliiit«- PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974 Manufacturers are trying FREE GIFT Friends of New Hope to overcome discoloration of WRAPPING asphalt shingles from fungus XMAS GIFTS ‘Sugarless^ Recipes Help Trim Budget Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bissell growths by incorporating ON SECOND Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith zinc or copper in the shingle ARTHUR DRUG E. Theodore Bantly composition. By BETTY RYDER John J . Gaudino Woman's Editor THOUGHT M. Adler Dobkin Anonymous The high cost of sugar will put By JAN WARREN Mr, and Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold Jr. B ETTY’S NOTEBOOK less of a crimp in your food .'ft', Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Pearlson ' By BETTY RYDER budget if you use sugar sub- Dr. and Mrs. Francis W. Helfrick stitutes. So, with this in mind, Mrs. $1,000 Gloria Weiss, nutritionist for the Manchester Public Health The Fourth Wise Man Nursing Association, concocted some “sugarless” recipes for When our children were very God took away St. Nicholas’ young mothers visiting the Well W. Child Conference at Emanuel .:;i little they had difficulty crown, because people are PUBLIC RECORDS Lutheran Church. 0 separating the two Christmas afraid of.kings, and gave him stories. It was hard for them to instead a red cap with a ruff of Warranty Deeds Mrs. Weiss, wife of the town Sharon Lynn Shuska, both remember who lived in white fur and a bell upon it. God James P. and Charlene M. manager, and a former Avon, Dec. 28. Bethlehem and who lived at the also changed his name to Santa O’Shea to Vittorio and Esther therapeutic dietician at New Richard Lewis Reinart and North Pole. Claus. A. Ferrero, unit in Northfleld England Medical Center Georgia (3arol Sosebee, both I can understand why they The angels and the shepherds Green Condominium, $30,000. Hospital in Boston, explained Livingston, N .J., Dec. 28, St. were confused. When _we were happy that Santa was Edward J. Cronin to Mark S. the nutrient value of honey, Mary’s Episcopal Church. cDarm tDishes molasses, and corn syrup and brought the box of Christmas going to carry God’s love to the and Linda K. Davis, property at jc M answered questions concerning decorations down from the attic people. And the wise men, who 97 Lenox St., $27,500. various aspects of planning and everything was all packed were very, very, rich filled San- Charles R. Jr. and Susan B. for (Shrisimas preparing meals. in together. The creche, with its ta’s sleigh with gifts for the Rae to Michael P. and Pamela tiny figures of Mary and Joseph people. They all waved goodbye In discussing milk with one J. Hiza, property on Carriage 2)eck the halls with boughs of holly, young mother, Mrs. Weiss said, and the baby were carefully to Santa, and as he drove out of Dr. BOLAND “By using dry milk you pay ap- wrapped in tissue paper. So sight he tossed his head making Linda D. and Lois K. fill your homes with lots of cheer. proximately $1.15 for five were our figures of Santa and the bells on his cap jingle and Warrender to Paul K. and Carol cried, “ Merry Christmas to all quarts — about half of what you his reindeer and the sleighful of A. McNamara, property at 293 OIL CO. May this season be warm and jolly, gifts. and to all a goodnight.” Parker St., $38,500. pay for whole milk. EST. 1935 for our friends and patrons dear. “The only thing missing from On Christmas Eve after the Harvey A. and Elaine dry milk,” she added “is the fat stockings were hung for Santa Kahaner to Kenneth D. and Lois — and you can get that in we lit a bayberry candle for K. Warrender, property at 43 2 FUEL OIL margarine or some the baby Jesus. And before the Coburn Rd., $45,000. VERNON RIKE SHOP vegetables.” children went upstairs to dream Dissolution Agreement Perception Pays She further assured mothers of sugar plums we read them Richard C. Pedemonte, no 38.9« Post Rd. Plaza • Rte. 30 Vernon the story from the Bible and In 1886, Joseph Hobson 200 Qallon Mlnirmmi that they are not losing any Jagger won over two million longer doing business as Front- rtutrient values by using also the “Night Before Christ- End Kinetics. mas.” francs at Monte Carlo in eight AUTOMATIC DELIVERY powdered or dry milk and for days of playing the roulette Trade Name 24 HOUR SERVICE those who winced at the mere So we were not surprised to wheel. He came to be known as Roy Cavanaugh, doing mention of powdered milk she occasionally find the jolly “The man who broke the bank business as Front-End Kinetics, 646-6320 suggested they serve it very ) figure of Santa standing with at Monte Carlo.” An expert on 244 Broad St. 4 cold. the wise men near the manger, spindles, Jagger suspected one Marriage Licenses 349 Ctntsr St., Manchstltr Season^ Gr^ings “Mix it well and put it in the or to find the wise men with of the roulette wheels of a faul- Robert William Davis and refrigerator until it is very their royal gifts packed into ty spindle and watched it for / cold,” she said. Santa’s sleigh. over a week. Thereafter, he tet New Hope Gets Ready for Christmas “Then try it on your family It also came as no surprise on the numbers turning up with and watch their reactions.” when one year the children put more than just mathematical tree. K you wish to help the girls at the drug and alcohol As for trying to economize in on their own version of the probability and won his fortune, Final wisps of tinsel are being rearranged on New Hope buying other commodities, she Christmas story for their father Manor’s Christmas tree by some of the teen-age residents, rehabilitation center continue to help themselves, become urged shoppers to check the and me. I went something like who have been busy getting everything ready for tonight an official member of “Friends of New Hope Manor” by newspapers for money-saving and tomorrow’s celebration. Members of the Open Circle sending a 8100 donation to New Hope. “Friends of New this: BARBS coupons each week. Once when the world was of South United Methodist Church spent one evening Hope Manor” has set a goal of $72,000 to end the center’s “You don’t have to serve very troubled, God sent down By PHIL PASTORET recently with the girls at New Hope making ornaments for financial problems. (Herald photo by Pinto) meat everyday to give your His baby son Jesus to show the Many trucks parked at a the Christmas tree, and returned later to help decorate the family a well-balanced diet,” people that He loved them. He Mrs. Gloria Weiss, at left, discusses varies methods of substituting sugar in recipes with restaurant means either that she said. sent Jesus to a manger where it has good food, or is the last At a previous conference, Mrs. Carol Barr and her daughter, Teresa. Goodies were sampled at recent Well Child everybody would feel free to beanery for 3(X) miles. Mrs. Weiss had presented Conference at Emanuel Lutheran Church. (Herald photo by Pinto) come,\even the animals. To -I- -(• ■ -l- meatless menus to the women. help i^ p le find the manger, Today, “a la carte” means MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES that you get your lunch from Coming right up — a Among them was a recipe for God ^ a big star up in the sky the sandwich wagon that vis- full menu of holiday meatless lasagne and a soybean and ‘fm told the star not to • Coldsiein, Evan Scott, son of Stanley and Francine Post Devils Food Cake Bake in greased 9” square pan. make for crowd, triple recipe its the plant. wiihei. Good cheer, casserole which she said proved twinkle on and off but to stay M eacham , 51 Spruce S t.; 99 T. John St.; Craig Barnes, Hallowell, 125 Valley View Dr., iGoldstein of 294C Green Rd. He was bom Dec. 9 at Manchester $1.00 - 9” layer cake 350° - 30 minutes. Cut in for 10%xl5% pan. IV4 cups flour + + -F Discharged Friday: Evelyn very popular. bright all the time. Harriet Casperson, 3 Village Cooper Lane, Coventry. South Windsor; Antoine Cosme, happineii, contentment ;Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 2 cups flour squares. may be used instead of flour, King, 43 Salem Rd.; Rhea Mar- She told of the value of wheat So the angels came, the St.; Marilou Arendt, West Discharged Sunday: 106 Cushman D r.; Dana Coveil, Samuel Post of Brooklyn, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are 1 teaspoon baking soda Helpful Hints: oatmeal, and wheat germ in ch, 17V4 Eldridge St.; Nelson for you and your germ and suggested it be used shepherds came and finally the Haven; Gertrude Varca, 103 Christine Wilkinson, 20 Pitkin 68 Summer S t.; Daniel Regan, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goldstein of Swampscott, Mass. He has a V4 teaspoon salt Quick and easy recipe to above recipe. Higgins, Jan Dr., Hebron; family, served by ui. to add nutrition to spaghetti wise men came. The first wise Vt cup shortening Ledovique Jodoin, Jewett City; West St., Bolton; Edward St.; Dorothy P ren tice, 599 23 Bunce Dr.; Debra Devins, ;sister, Melissa, 3. sauce when little or no meat is man was dressed in garments Vi cup honey Joann Champ, 130 Vernon Ave., Swanson, 130 Pearl St; George Center St.; Gloria Melendy, 540 Abby Dr., Hebron; Ellen being used, or to bread crumbs of gold, the second in silver, the Harrison, 146 Pine Tree Lane, Taylor St.; Marilyn King, East Roper, East Hartford; : Hove, Alex William, son of Roger ILjmd Helen Sohler Hove of % cup corn syrup Vernon; Marilyn Don, 38 in recipes calling for them. Natural sweetners as sub- Using part honey and corn third in purple and the fourth South Windsor; Rushid Didan, Hartford; Emil Stavens, 342 Catherine Nash, 24 Perkins St.; •13 Egypt Rd., Ellington. He was bom Dec. 9 at Manchester When asked the value of 2 eggs These days, all beefsteaks Horace St.; Carla D’Amour, 65 House and Hale MARLOW^ stitutes for white sugar. syrup works well. 1 cup wise man was dressed in red. are very, very rare. Seaman Circle. 36 Bolton St.; Joseph Carlin, 45 Lake St., Vernon; Elizabeth Anna Brennan, Broad Brook. I Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. orange juice versus orange 2 squares unsweetened 945 MAIN STREET Downtown Main Street, Manchester Conversion table molasses (when flavor is ap- His name was St. Nicholas. + -f- -l- Also, Mary O’Brien, Glaston- Lenox St. VonHone, 56 Ironwood Dr., Ver- : Francis Sohler of Lake Crystal, Minn. His paternal grandparents drink she told mothers to stick chocolate, melted MANCHESTER For 1 cup sugar use: % cup propriate) minus V4 cup liquid Now of all those who had If you can tell us what a bury; Calvin Symons, 26 non; Margaret Winzler, 16 Also, Paula Callahan, Box “Our are Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Hove of Albert Loa, Minn. He has a with the orange juice. 1 cup milk 63rd Christmas on Main Street*' honey minus V4 cup liquid (Add (When baking with molasses, come to see the baby Jesus, St. “fingerbowl” is we can tell Sherwood Circle; Karyn Constance Dr.; Linda 613, South Windsor; Lynn brother Eric Gradon, 114. “In the long run you will find 1 teaspoon vanilla you’ve been around for a long, Also, Marielle Stanton, East V4 cup flour, if there is no liquid omit baking powder and use Vt Nicholas seemed the happiest. Krause, Eaton Rd., Vernon; Senseney, 318 Tunnel Rd., Ver- Loughlin, Rhodes Rd., ’Tolland; it is cheaper, and is a fine Combine dry ingredients. long time. Hartford; Peter Smith, 531 E. ingr^ient in the recipe) 1 cup teaspoon baking soda to He was so full of love for the Kimberly Shepard, 50 Woodland non; Richard Most, Windsor Vivian Famola, 146 Woodland source of Vitamin C. Most peo- Cream shortening. Blend in (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | Center St.; Leslie Stevenson, E corn syrup minus V4 cup liquid baby that in his joy he almost St.; Donna Hoffman, 68 honey and com syrup. 'Beat in neutralize acidity) 1 cup brown St.; Anna Towler, 36 French 182 Vernon St.; Mary Heck, 43 Locks. son of Daniel B. and Carol ple think of oranges and (Add V4 cup flour, if there is no burst the buttons on his hand- Strickland S t.; Helen Felber, 39 Schortman, Daniel Christopher, V4 cup of flour mixture until sugar. Rd.; Dorothy Steadward, Hollister St.; Dorothy Also, Sharon Turner, 67 Pranckus Schortman of 1125 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. He grapefruit when thy think of liquid ingredient in the recipe) some red suit. O P E N smooth. Add eggs, one at a Ashford; Ronald Lee, Parker Chadwick, 114F New State Rd.; Wadsworth St.; Christine Kane Rd. was bom Dec. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His mater- Vitamin C., but there are other When God looked down and time, beating well after each. Bridge Rd., Andover; Laura Hans Bertram, 470 Adams St.; CHRISTIVIAS nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Pranckus of 730 fine sources such as green saw St. Nicholas He got an FREE PARKING Add melted chocolate and DeDominicis, 325 W. Middle Lisa Whalen, 12 Raymond Rd., Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. peppers and strawberries,” she idea. “St. Nicholas,” He said, blend. Add remaining flour FOR EASY Tpke. South Windsor; Doris Kent, 28 DAY and Mrs. Bernard Schortman of East Windsor. His maternal said. “I want you to travel around mixture alternately with milk XMAS SHOPPING Discharged Saturday: Janet McKinley St.; Rory Yungk, 48 9 AM to 2 PM great-grandmother is Mrs. Anna Pranckus. His paternal great- Mrs. Weiss, who is now the world and tell all the people — beating after each addition Miller, 23 Daley Court; James Hartland Rd.; Kenneth Viara, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schortman and Mrs. working toward her master’s that I love them so much I have ARTHUR DRUG degree in the Community Nutri- until smooth. Add vanilla. Bake C sent them my son. I want YOU Ethel Woolam. He has a sister Laura May, 2. in 2 greased 9” layer pans. DUPLICATE tion Program at the University to spread the good news.” “W e S a v e Y o u Klon ey” of Connecticut’s Department of Bake in 350° oven — 30 minutes. esT WMini ans miB Coope, Nathan Paul, son of Paul F. and Hollie Iverson Coope Suggested Frosting — 69* BRIDGE of East Hartford. He was bom Dec. 11 at Manchester Memorial Nutritional Sciences, prepared Creamy Peanut Butter: 1 can Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob and distributed samples of her condensed milk, 2 tablespoons > Waterhouse of Paradise, Vt. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. “sugarless” recipes to young peanut butter. Cook over Holiday Greetings Beverly Coope of 243 Northview Dr., South Windsor. mothers attending the con- Results in the Dec. 17 South Ann DeMartin and Barbara boiling water 5 munites — or un- ference. Windsor Bridge Club Swiss Davis, third. and a Here are a few of her til thick-stirring until blend. BARRiCiNi' team game at 1788 Ellington Very Sincere Easy Fluffy Frosting — 45' favorites plus a chart showing Ave., Wapping, are: Art East-West: William Matthews, Tina Marie, daughter of John R. and Patricia Cook 2 egg whites Thank You measurements and methods of Goldberger, Jim Anderson, Belekewicz and Jim Lenertz, Candy Shoppe Matthews of 48 Eldridge St. She was bom Dec,. 11 at Manchester Vs tsp. salt to our substituting sugar in recipes. Fred Baker and Kaye Baker, first; Zoe Kraus and Eleanor Holiday time Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Jam es H. Cook 1 cup com syrup Many Loyal Friends of New York tihocolale Gingerbread first; Glenn Prentiss, Paul Bar- Englehart, second; Jan of Eagleville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 1 teaspoon vanilla Leonard and Bette Martin, d^NxAiJhuDtA is aglow, in the Approx. 95 cent — 6-9 servings ton and Dr.' and Mrs. Tanash and life . James M. Matthews of 400 Oakland Rd., South Windsor. Her Beat egg whites with salt un- • Film 2 cups flour Atoynatan, second. third. hearts of young Customers . . . paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rhodes of til they hold stiff peaks. Pour 1 teaspoon salt Results in the Nutmeg YWCA • Flash Cubes Burnham, Pa. She has a brother, John Ritter Jr., 3. symp in fine stream over egg and old. Add to its 1 teaspoon baking soda limit game at the Community Y whites, beating about 10 Results in the Dec. 19 • Batteries 1 teaspoon cinnamon are: North-South: Ann warmth our bright Potter, Kimberly Anne, daughter of Norman A. Sr. and minutes or until of right Nutmeg YWCA open game at Wrap it up with a • Accessories ■A teaspoon ginger Jaworowski and Jeanne Peret- TWEED’ Sherrill Bartlett Potter of School St., Coventry. She was bom spreading consistency. Add the Community Y are: North- smile and our good 1/3 cup shortening ti, first; Frankie Brown and Lil Dec. 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- vanilla. South: Jan Leonard and Elaine Specialty Shop 1/3 cup brown sugar Holway, second; Dick Vosburgh wishes. Thanks to all. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bartlett of Middletown and Mitchell, first; Bev Saunders 773 Main Street % cup unsulphered molasses and John Schafer, third. Saups, Mass. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and Linda Simmons, second; / Manchester 2 squares bitter chocolate- East-West: Flo Barre and Delmar Potter of Nathan Hale Rd., Coventry. She has a brother, Frankie Brown and Lil Holway, melt^ Chocolate Chip Bara Ann DeMartin, Arlene Long and third. TOILETRIES Norman A. Jr., 3. 1 egg Approx. $1.00 -25 squares Sandy Sullivan, tied for first; 4 tablespoons shortening Y4 cup sour milk Mary Willhide and Irving East-West: Faye Lawrence Give Her.. Ene«, James Fitzgerald, son of Charles F. and Sylvia 1/3 cup com symp Fitzgerald Enes of 2422 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. He was Mix all dry ingredients except Carlson, third. and Murray Powell, first; Flo 305 EAST CENTER STREH MANCHESTER sugar. Cream together V4 c u p h o n e y bom Dec. 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Barre and Ann DeMartin, se- • Chanel • Intimate shortening and sugar. Blend in 1 egg grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald of Beltsville, Results in the Dec. 14 cond; Anne McLaughlin and molasses. Add molasses.' Add Vt cup flour Md. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Enes of Manchester Community Judy Pyka, third. • Arpege • Jean Nate melted chocolate. Stir in Vt cup Vt cup oatmeal (uncooked) (Allege game at 146 Hartford 2 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor. V4 cup wheat germ • Faoerga dry ingredients. Beat in egg. Rd. are: North-South: Jim Games are scheduled for BAKERY THRIFT a • Revlon Alternately add remaining dry 1 teaspoon baking powder DELUXE BARRICINIAN Carter, Katie Lynne, daughter of David A. and Shelley New- Tatro and Lance Tatro, first; Thursday and Jan. 2 at 9 a.m. at (Over 30 DHtorent Centera) ingredients and sour milk. Bake ■A teaspoon salt JOHN L. JENNEY AGENCY • My Sm • Lalmant . som Carter of 383 Keeney St. She was bom Dec. 12 at Manchester Paul and Gerl Barton, second; the Community Y. in greased 9” square pan. Bake Vt cup choc, chips C. LsSof Morris • Jon L Morrk, Sgonts a POPULAR MINIATURES Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. STORE Individu a l Bottles or Gift Sots in 350° oven 45 minutes. V4 cup raisins Main SI. Talcottvilla 387 CENTER STREET . Chris Gemens of Glastonbury and Sheldon Newsom of Middle 1 a SOFT CENTERS Helpful Hints: V4 cup chopped nuts (Next to Talcottville Post Office - Rt. 83) Haddam. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. a SPECIAL GIFT ASSORTMENT To sour milk: Add 1 tables- Melt shortening, remove Carter Jr. of Glastonbury. Her great-grandparents are Mr. and poon lemon juice or vinegar to 1 from heat. Beat in com symp Mrs. Raymond Brittingham of Portland, Mrs. Bertha Clemens COMPLETE LINE OF cup sweet milk. Top with and honey. Beat in V4 cup of and Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Carter Sr., all of Glastonbury, and Come and worship, applesauce, canned peaches, or flour. Beat in egg. Beat in BAKERY PRODUCTS • Mrs. William S. Robson of New York. Her great-great- come and worship, TOBACCO SHOPPE sliced bananas to boost remaining dry ingr^ients. Stir grandmother is Mrs. Harry S. Moore of Portland. She has a in choc, chips, raisins, and nuts. 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CHOIRS, COMMUNION AND • Chocolate Santaa • Engllah Blaculto THE GOOD NEWS • Quality Fruit Cakaa______ATDRA TIC AVINQ BROWN TIRE SHOP 8 8 8 tiora Houra: Mon. B ajn. • I |Mn.t Tuaa. • ajn. • 8 p.n CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 333 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER COATRACK CADD’C 2 MAIN ST, CLOSED WEDNESDAYf Ttan. A Fri. 9 ajn. - B p.m. 11 Cantor Straat, Manohaater fat B a.m. • BiSO p.m. DMributedby MANCHESTER PARKADE 48 PURNELL PLACE rfllfn 9 TeL 643-7111 Mancunv o i l c o m m n v 401 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER (DIVISION OF CARRIAOI HOUSI BOUTIQUI) Merry Christinas MERRY CHRISTMAS MANCHESTTIR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Tues., Dec. 24. 1974— PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974^ OBITUARIES Outside Audit Requested THE her al d Eagles Flying Higli^ Joseph E. LaPlante Sr< Of Townes Lighting Costs ANGLE THOUGHTS Virginia Stalter Taylor Joseph E. LaPlante Sr., 47, of APLENTY Mrs. Virginia Stalter Taylor, East Hartford, the husband of To Democratic Town Chairman Ted like having the horse lock toe barn door Cop Fourth Straight Mrs. Ethel Silva LaPlante, died By LEN AU8TBR 38, of 83 Sunny Brook Dr. died Cummings, predictions last week that the after he had made off with toe oats.” By Earl Yoat Gporto Edttor Monday at Manchester Monday at Hartford Hospital cost of Heating Manchester’s itreeta would Pointing out, “We have an obligation to after a long illness. She was the Memorial Hospital. run 950,000 to |60,000 more than budgeted question (how toe costs are arrived at) Mr. LaPlante, who had lived mission and was never Not playing a leadership with 18 and 15 points respec- wife of Peter H. Taylor. She comes as a shocker. and a right to know,” he suggests Weiss By Len Auster in East Hartford for 13 years, seriously threatened role in the statistical depart- tively. was program director for the Consequently, he is asking Town should retain an outside auditor, "in order Three minutes into the Manchester YWCA branch for was owner and operator of a Manager Robert Weiss to review costs, thereafter. ment but performing very Christmas Wishes to verify HELCO’s charges.” first quarter. East Catholic Penney outscored East, 8- four years, until she retired in maintenance service. "to make absolutely certain the projec- Cummings, who will be sworn in Jan. 8 Christmas Greetings well was 6-3 junior Mike Tis the time of peace on earth and good will to all men. September. Among survivors are sons tied Penney High at 2-all on 4, in the first four minutes of Nolen. He shut down most tions are correct.” as District 12 state representative, wants Just a few hours away will be the start of Christmas, a Bill Moffett Jumper. Rail Catholic (741 And I for one feel very generous once again this time of Mrs. Taylor was past presi- Robert W. LaPlante of Bolton He states in a letter to Weiss, "Even at Weiss to keep him posted on the third stanza to come effectively for most of the P and Joseph E. LaPlante Jr. of 1074. That was the last time the 0 Hickey year. In keeping with a promise made last year I hereby dent of the Alpha Oii Omega this time of astounding prices, your es- developments. within 13 but the Eagles second half Penney’s 6-6 1 We h r offer to all friends (and enemies) diristmas presents and Andover. The season’s best wishes are extended to all readers of score was knotted as the 1 L u l l Alumni of Hartford and in 1969 timate is k shocker.” "I want to help, if possible, in changing regained the momentum and center Steve Zocco. Zocco The funeral is Friday at 9:15 2 Moflett wishes I think they richly deserve. received the YWCA’s New- In asking for a review of the costs, Cum- the utilities’ fuel-adjustment clause,” he The Herald. high-flying East quintet led going into the final eight I P. Thompion a.m. from the Newkirk and paced the Black Knights comer of the Year Award. mings questions the wisdom of having explains, "so that electric companies and A little something extra may be asked by the following soared to a 74-45 romp over minutes, 51-30. The Eagles with 14 points, 12 coming in J Turner Born in Plymouth, Mich., Whitney Funeral Home, 318 0 Polettl Doug Pearson (Manchester basketball coach) —May you HELCO (the Hartford Electric Co.) con- stockholders also pay their fair share of from the man with the long white beard. the Black Knights last night biggest advantage was 32 1 C. Nol e n Mrs. Taylor resided in Burnside Ave., Elast Hartford. the opening half. Rohan find a 6-9 center and 6-6 forward under your Christmas duct the audit. toe increase. ’The customer should not be before an overflow crowd of points with under a minute Naraine came off the bench 0 S. Tbompion Manchester for seven years, A Mass of Christian Burial is “’That,” insists Cummings, “would be the only one to carry toe additional load.” Sam Maltempo, boxing referee — Full schedule of pro 0 lin d b e ri tree. And may your learn this year qualify for the state scheduled for 10 a.m. at St. 1,200 at the Eagles’ Nest. It to go. Ogrodnik cleared his and pumped in 13 markers 3 Helm after moving from St. Louis, ring bouts. was the fourth consecutive 3 Carlson tournament. Mo. Christopher’s Church, East bench moments earlier with for 14 Penney. 1 M. No l e n Besides her husband, she Hartford. Burial will be at triumph for Coach Stan everybody dressed getting 0 Dumali Jeff Koelsch, sportsman — Roundtrlp and game ticket Ogrodnik’s cagers after an “Defensively we’re com- Stan Ogrodnik (East Catholic basketball coach) —Stan, leaves a daughter, Lisa Tayior Hillside Cemetery. some playing time. 16 ToUU 27 20-24 74 you’ve received an early gift already. But this jolly fellow at home; and her parents, Mr. Calling hours are Thursday Committee Assignments Announced for the Super l^wl football game. opening setback. ing along. We’re beginning Penney (43) from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. “We were sporatic at to become a cohesive unit. P has a Hartford County Conference and state title waiting and Mrs. Samuei E. Stalter of The Eagles placed four 2 DeMarco for your stocking. Bardstown, Ky. HARTFORD (UPI) - C orrections, W elfare and The Rev. Michael S. Galasso, Jim Leber, Little League president — Another fine times but you can see little men in double figures with The big thing now is I can go 1 Naraine Memorial services will be Humane Institutions Com- curate of St. John the season void of any arguments. by little we’re getting It nine and 10 deep to the 4 Zocco Democrats, now the controlling Moffett leading the parade 1 Bottaro Larry Olsen (Manchester football coach) —About 150 held Friday at 2 p.m. at South party in toe state Senate, have mittee has become toe Welfare Evangelist Church of West together,” Ogrodnik.calmly on a seven for nine shooting bench,” Ogrodnik 2 Pallia United Methodist Church with Committee and the State Hartford, was named House 0 Caaey show up for practice next season and 90 are excellent Assembly Unit appointed 22 of their own, in- Howard Waddell, hockey buff — Season ticket for all stated, “We’re methodical performance from the floor. exclaimed. 0 Roberae the Rev. Wayne Kendall of- cluding four women, as Institutions Committee. chaplain. Whaler games starting in January. at times and dull at other 4 Francii players. Award Winner ’Thompson, a 5-9 sophomore, East dives into Hartford 4 Kyc ficiating. Burial will be at the chairpersons for standing com- times but each day we’re convenience of the family. Manchester State Sen. David added 14 points and seven County Conference play for 0 Graugard mittees of the 1975 legislature. Herb Phelon, Country Club president — Another getting better.” 0 Velleux John LaFontana (East football coach) —May your There will be no calling Odegard announced today the Senate President Pro Tern assists. Tim ’Turner also had the first time Friday night gridders get off to a quick start in 1975 and that elusive hours. Arrangements are by Connecticut General successful season as members enjoyed in 1974. The Eagles opened a 16-6 14 markers to go along with 18 ToUls 19 7-12 45 Joseph Fauliso of Hartford and against St. Bernard in Un- Score at half: 37-20 winning campaign becomes a reality. 2 first quarter lead with Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Assembly’s Program Review Senate Majority Leader Joseph eight rebounds, five assists casville. The East ja^ees Fred Nassiff, sportsman and businessman — More time Moffett and backcourt mate Main St. C om m it^ has been awarded Sandra Roberts has a happy chat with Santa. The others in the conversation are her Lieberman of New Haven an- and four blocked shots. Six- made it five straight with an second place in an annual con- to go fishing. Peter Thompson netting six Dick Danielson (Manchester soccer coach) —Still feel The famiiy suggests that nounced the following foot-five center John Lusa 83-39 lambasting of Penney. donations may be made to the test for Most Outstanding sisters. Donna, center, and Beth, right. Perry Roberto, apiece. East extended its the same way. You are a man to be respected. May you get the exchange. The occasion was the Christinas party for famiUes of Hebron firemen. Democratic senators and their chipped in with 10 points and Jon Lindberg and Mark American Cancer Society. Report by a State Legislative Leo Diana, sports official — Full schedule of baseball margin to 37-20 at the inter- some players who will listen and bring a state title back committee assignments: a team-high 12 caroms. Dumais paced the Eagles Body. (Herald photo by Dallaire) and soccer games. Hunter where it belongs. The award, said Odegard, J. Martin Hennessey of who is co-chairman of the Wethersfield,, transportation; Sacherek, ski enthusiast — At least one hot dog com- Tom Malin (E^st soccer coach) —Something very sim- F. W. Caldwell Program Review Committee, Robert D. Houley of Vernon, Decision ple. A victory. was given by the National appropriations', Joseph J. petitive trophy. 4 Hebron Firemen Entertain Children Dead at 85 Conference of Legislative Dinielli of Bristol, banks; Betty Manny Cioncalves ((Cheney Tech soccer coach) —Success Leaders. It was won for the Hudson of Madison, welfare; Will Hadden, Five Mile Road Race chairman — Fewer Santa Qaus then visited toe Santa’s delivering our cheery wish to Awaited in your first year in 1975 in the (Charter Oak (Conference. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - report on Secondary Vocational HEBRON The children saw a movie en- Mary Martin of Groton, educa- headaches in Kth edition for Tall (Cedars in November. Frank W. Caldwell, director of children and presented each tion, and Joseph Schwartz of all, plus many thanks for your kindness. And may you find a 25-goal scorer among your presents. Education in Connecticut. Anne Dallaire titled “A Circus Wakes Up” and AHOSKIE, N.C. (UPI) - research at U nit^ Aircraft "We were especially pleased everyone sang Christmas child with a gift. Easton, elections. Lee Fracchia, dog warden and angler — First place in Cbrrespondenl Jim “Catfish” Hunter says Corp., for more than 25 years, to win this award, since our carols with Mrs. Diane The party com m ittee Martha’s Vineyard annual bass tournament. Gerry Blanchard (Cheney Tech basketball coach) died Monday at his West-Hart- 228-3267 members were Jack Kreeger, Others are Harold Hansen of MANCHESTER MEAT MARKH he may decide as early as You’re on your way but may you have a winning season committee has been in opera- Descruisseaux accompanying Sherman, environment; David ford home. He was 85. About 150 persons attended Mark Elliott, Geoffrey “Tfce Newest Meat Store In Toion/” next 'Tuesday which m ajor tion for only about two years,” on toe piano. Barry of Manchester, executive Alex Ferguson, football coach — A long and healthy and a berth in the State Tournament. Five wins in a row? A native of Chatanooga, said Odegard. “We were com- the Christmas party for the Mrs. Midge Lee helped Kirkham, Arthur Pinney, B1 Misall SL (raw) league baseball team he’ll May that streak be extended into March. Tenn., he began a long career in Hebron Volunteer Fire Depart- Maurice Doubleday, Thomas nominations; Audrey Beck of retirement after leading Giants to Midget League peting against nearly 100 other served toe refreshments which Mansfield, finance; Louis S. sign with, but right now he the aeronautics field with the ment and their famiUes at toe Nee, Pete Dallaire, Frank supremacy last two years and a 20-year pin for coaching reports, most of which were were provided by toe firemen Ciccarello of Norwalk, general wants to enjoy Christmas Andy West —May you wake up Christmas morning and Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Gilead Hill School Sunday after- Celio, and Aian Hunniford. the youngsters. prepar^ by larger and more- and their wives. law, and Robert Julianelle of with his family and get in find a track in your backyard to work out on so you won’t Co. of Buffalo, N.Y. in 1912. established groups. We are noon. Kreeger said that 65 gifts some hunting. Five years later he became were purchased and on Milford, government and ad- Mel Siebold, Rec director — National recognition for have to go great lengths as in the past. proud of our report and we are ministration policy. Representatives of four chief of the propeller division gratified at receiving the Wednesday firemen went to out SOUTH SIDE several of his swim team members. ENTRANCE major league clubs made John Pisch —An autographed picture of Joe Whelton. for the Army Air Corps, a posi- award.” to buy another because toe wife Others are Betty Hudson, tion he held until 1928, when he CoKdiairman with Odegard of of one firemen presented him their way to this small You may emulate but the copy is definitely not a carbon. human rights and oppor- Wally Fortin, Senior Citizen’s director — Chance to eastern North (Carolina town joined Standard Steel Propeller the 12-member bi-partisan AREA with a new daughter Tuesday. tunities; Joseph Flynn of An- manage Yankees in annual Old Timers’ Day at Shea Co. which later became part of Monday to make their bids Tim Turner —I haven’t met Blast’s new basketball star Review Committee is State sonia, insurance and real es- Stadium. United Aircraft. Rep. John Groppo of Winsted. POLICE REPORT tate; David Neiditz of West for the pitching ace, but but to you, Tim, may you find happiness and much success He retired in 1955. His design Hartford, judiciary; and meetings have been halted in your new surroumUngs. for a controllable pitch Jack Holik, Legion baseball coach — District, State and now and are scheduled to Woman Killed Salvatore DePiano of New Eingland crowns for his talented squad. propeller in 1933 won him the Bridgeport, labor and industrial resume Friday and Satur- Dee Rowe (UConn basketball coach) —Appn^riate gifts Collier Award, one of the VERNON The Connecticut legislature aided in apprehending Bell NORTH HAVEN (UPI) - relations; Joseph Fauliso, day. would be two or three 6-8 centers in the recruiting wars highest honors bestowed by the Ronald Bell, 19, of 61N. Park when he resisted arrest. Tom Happeny, all around athlete — Big year with the designated the mountain laurel Maria M. Monserrate, 27, of legislative management; Montreal, Minnesota, who can put it in (with an assist from Whelton of course). National Aeronautics Associa- St., Rockville, was charged Keith aements, 19, of 17 UHartford baseball team and a sponsor for his cham- as the state’s official flower in New Haven died Monday after Anthony Miller of Meriden, Atlanta and the New York tion. Monday with third-degree River St., Rockville, was (^onship team in local slow pitch play. 1907. being bit by a car as she walked liquor control; Anthony Traditional funeral customs Yankees had represen- Larry Naviaux (UConn football coach) —A return to a burglary, third-degree larceny, charged Monday with diwrder- across Interstate 91, state Ciarlone of New Haven, public and interfering with a police of- ly conduct in connection with have mdny more proponents tatives here Monday but. winning season to silence the critics. When your team police said. She was pronounced health and safety, and Wayne 'IsJoe Garmair, outdoor sporfsipan — Trip to (^amp Perry Hunter said, ‘Tm getting a ficer in connection with the in- tife investigation of a complaint dead at Yale-New Haven wins, everybody loves, you but when you lose.... Baker of Derby, public per- than critics. This is because to sharpen his skeet-shootihg eye. little tired of this. I’m ready Two Vernon Boys vestigation of a break into the of a disturbance at Albert’s Hospital shortly after toe mis- sonnel and military affairs. for a break.” Sport Mart, 7 Park St., Cafe, Rockville. hap at 4:45 p.m. most adults have experienced Alex Hackney, (Country Club golf pro — A year without To East Catholic basketball fans —A concrete promise Rockville. • Hunter’s lawyer, Joe Clements was released on a State police said she was a Others are Richard Schneller the loss of someone near and, any knee miseries and a hot putter. that I will never pick another game. Injured in Fire Vernon Police said several |50 non-surety bond for passenger in a northbound car of Essex, state and urban Flythe, said Monday, guns reported taken from the appearance in Circuit Court 12, driven by her common law hus- development; Paul Amenta of therefore, know firsthand how “We’re very much im- To Cheney Tech students —A reputation which is vestigation by Vernon Fire store were recovered. In lieu of Bill Thornton, Sand and Gravel prexy— A big winner for (UPI photo) Greg Hoey, 15, of 38 Risley RMkville Jan. 21. band Ricardo Ortiz. When they New Britain, regulated ac- pressed with club manage- deserved —a gocxl one. And may all of you find all you (3iief William Johnson and Sgt. pMtlng a 82,000 bond Bell was comforting a funeral of propriety his stock car in (Connecticut competition. Rd., Vernon, ii refiorted in SOUTH WINDSOR stopped toe car during a family tivities; and Howard Owens of ment. They’re all serious John MarshaU of the Vernon held at the police station over- Buster Ray (30) Separated from Ball desired in your C3iristmas stockings. serious condition at Rockville Kevin F. Berry, 22, of Broad dispute, she got out and walked Bridgeport, state institutions. can be. about wanting Jim’s ser- Police Department’s Special night and was to appear in Cir- Brook, was arrested Monday on Jack Hunter, cdtatractor — Winning year for the New G e n ^ Hospital this morning across toe highway, police said. New com m ittees were Houston's Bubha Broussard (top) Caused the Fumble vices. We’re pleased with Jon Lindberg —Some more back pains. No malice in- Services Unit. cuit Court 12, Stafford today. a warrant issued by Circuit The driver of the car that hit created by dividing duties of York football Giants. and his brother, Richard, 9, is Police said Arthur Patrone, some of the offers.” Police said Bertram Court 12 charging him with her, Marie K. Dillon, 64, of existing committees. The tended. I understand your doctor says these are growing reported in fair candiUon suf- one of the volunteer firemen, Mf J UU. TMl 08DCR Of 7MI OOtMN ftUll Hunter was declared a Pelletier, an off-duty Hartford first-degree robbery, fourth- North Haven, was not charged Banks and Regulated Activities pains and that you might elongate to 64 or 64 from your fering from burns and smoke suffered a fractured finger George Pelletier, high-ranking duckpin bowler — Police officer and Robert degree larceny, and second- but Garcia was arrested for Committee has become the free agent after a contract present 6-3 frame and boy weren’t you happy when you inhalatiop from an early mor- while fighting the blaze. ^uH eh^H om e Manchester men’s crown. dispute with his former ning fire at their home. Poggie, an Ellington constable. degree assault, in connection operating a car without a Banks Committee and the HOLMES first heard the news. Isn’t that r i^ t, Jon? with toe investigation of a Dec. MANCHESTER, CONN. boss, Oakland A’s owner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoey, license and reckless use of a Regulated Activities Com- 400 MAIN STREET Nate Agostinelli, state comptroller — Comeback on the Pacers Start Slow^ 14 robbery at toe Seven-Eleven highway. mittee while the former ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES Charlie Finley. And Flythe To seniors at all schools - ’The college of your choice. and Kim Hoey, 7, were treated HOWARD HOLMES political and sports beat. at the hospital for simAe in- Store on Sullivan Ave., South said the club management halation and discharged. Windsor. making bids for Hunter so To all area basketball coaches —Winning campaigns. Berry was held overnight at Bruce Watkins, volleyball player and team sponsor — Lose to Hot Stars Hospital officials said Greg far have been “a lot better Starr Named the police station in lieu of That elusive championship that was once a sure thing each is in tte intensive care unit and than I had ever realized it Extra special here. To Earl and Dell Y ost- A very, very Richard is in the pediatrics posting a 110,000 bond. He was season. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. old rookie phenom Moses However, the Pacers to be present^ in Circuit Court was. They are certainly merry (Hiristmas and Happy New Year. All of their friends • wing. (UPI) — Indiana Pacers Malone. “ We’re just not could not take sole respon- some fine people.” must know, and I know, these are warm, wonder- Vernon Police said the Ver- Packer Coach 12, East Hartford today. Reggie Pinto, chief Herald photographer — Several doing the things that have sibility for the outcome of In toe robbery, Richard J. Coach Bobby Leonard says Flythe and Hunter con- ful, beautiful people which the world needs more of. non Fire Department and the prize-winning sports shots. his team, t i ^ for third place been successful for us.” the gam e- Malone dumped tinue to keep a closed mouth Vernon Ambuance responded to share of the club — something Diaz, 22, of 75 W. Middle ’Tpke, « ------GREEN BAY, Wls. (UH) - Manchester, was allegedly in the Western Division of The Pacers outscored the in 33 points and grabbed 25 on bargaining behind closed And to all I may have missed by error or oversight, may the call whidi came in shortly be cannot have with the Steve Dunn, Herald photographer — The same as above Bart Starr, toe man Vince Lom- struck on the head with a the American Basketball Stars, 84-79, for the final rebounds to lead all players. doors, but Flythe added all your fondest hopes and dreams come U ue. To all a very after 3 a.m. Police said the fire community-owned Packers. in that he usually gets most assignments. bardi once called his “coach on handgun. Diaz was woricing in Association after three three periods of the only Ron Boone added 25 for the Monday that after Friday Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. And to all please was confined to a downstairs the field,” was named today as Starr, who will be 41 on Jan. HAsaniMB 8, pledged a fresh start with the toe store and was in toe process straight losses, has got to ABA game Monday, but Stars. and Saturday meetings, remember that driving and drinking don’t mix. H my one recreation room but there was head coach and general John LaBella, state’s attorney — Physical fitness heavy smoke damage in the Packers, who have had only two of closing when toe alleged inci- begin connecting earlier in could not overcome the 24-15 ’The ABA is now idle until "we’II narrow the field down wish could come true, it would be that everybody be safe manager of the Green Bay dent occured. program that will get him in shape for 1975 Hve Mile Road Wednesday night. house. Packers. winning seasons since Lombar- the game, particularly when advantage the Stars built up considerably, then do some and sound and around for 1975. ’The cause of the fire has not di left as coach after the 1967 ASMANYWnNNERS Race. facing a strong defensive during the first quarter, more talking.” been determined. It is under in- Dominic Olejniczak, the team season. team. despite three-pointers Billy president, made the announce- “I can tell you unequivocably The University of Texas at Bob Parizeau, volleyball official — Argument-free “The game was decided in Keller hit in earning 19 ment at an anticlimactic news you have a pledge from this Austin was established in 18U balance of the season at West Side Rec. the first quarter when we points to lead the come- In Memoriam (W erence just eight days after organization for a fresh start,” and sprawls over 280 acres, with AS THE O L D LOTTERY! could only manage 15 from-behind attack, (jeorge In iovins iDcmory o( Dad, P w l B. Dan D e i ^ had resigned to Starr said. He said the No. 1 an enrtdlment in excess of 39,000 Dave Wiggin, Manchester High director of athletics — KloUer, who puMd am y December M, points,” Leonard said, after M cG innis, the ABA’s become head coach at Notre objective would be "to build a students. Full-scale rivalry in all sports with East Catholic High. Bucks Play Best Game 1964, and Mother, Anna KloUer, who Monday night’s 103-99 loss to leading scorer, was held to poi^ away January 19,1916. Dame. solid front.” the Utah Stars, who are on a 23. Gone from na but leavUif inemorlef Starr, who quarterbacked Cliff Demers, East (Catholic D.A. — Same as sentiments hot streak behind 19-year- Deatb can never take away, Green Bay to its greatest directed at Wiggin. Meroorlet that wUl ahrayi Un|er triumphs inr the 1960s, was But Lose Out in End While ufMO thla earth we atay. signed to a three-year contract. Tom Kelley, Manchester High golf coach- (XTLcham- Dau(btar and Soo4n-Uw, NEW YORK (UPI) — Like a burr on a dog’s coat, it’s Cava 95, Jazz 79 Other terms of the contract pionship and ‘town championship,’ too. dale and Karl FriU were not announced, but they tough to shake a losing habit. Six Cleveland players hit double figures as toe (^vs in- >wwwwo.o.nmfinnnnnniinni]nnnimT were not believed to be creased their surprising record this year to 17-12. A strong Carl Sliver, Rec Department program director — More The Milwaukee Bucks found out just how tough when anywhere near some of the SEASON!. James Chosen they ran into the Washington Bullets Monday n i^t. defense held toe Jazz to only 16 second quarter points while In lovlaf meroon ol Harry B. Miner time, additional fields and indoor facilities to carry out all the Cavs hit 25 for a 52-38 halftime advantage. who paaaed away December S , 1961. terms Starr had turned down to SEATTLE (UPI) - After The Bucks, who have been struggling all season, played coach other teams in the past activities, 76era 100, Hawks 88 Sweet la Oie word of rememberance, GREETING! several rejections, toe Univer- their best game of the year but in the end the Bullets Dear la Uw one who la fona. couple of years. sity of Washington has finally BASKETBALL prevailed in overtime, 106-103. Steve Mix scored 26 points and Billy (^nningham added In memory we'll ahnya keep Um, At least one of the contract Ray Peck, policeman and Jimmy Fund promoter — 25 to lead the 76ers. They opened up an 18-point lead Jnit u Uie yeara toil on. found a new football coach, Don The game probably should not have even gone into over- Daaihter, 8on4n4aw offers was for |1 million for 10 a n o t^ record amount of money for this grrat cause. James, who currently is toe midway in toe third quarter before Atlanta rallied, and Grandchildren years and another gave him a time. Milwaukee had a 95-93 lead with less than a minute head coach at Kent State. PEE WEE left and the Bucks had the ball. Suddenly a defensive sparked by rookie John Drew, to cut the lead to 7(W6 after John Groman, softball sponsor — A less ambitious iCAPT Announcement of toe selec- One close and one not so close mixup found 5-foot-ll Kevin Porter of Washington guar- three quarters. Philadelphia then battled back to rebuild schedule next summer for his well-balanced and much tion was made Monday when decisions were rendered last ding 6-foot-9 Cornell Warner just about six feet from the its lead and the Hawks never seriously threatened toe rest respected crew. Husky Athletic Director Joe night at the East Side Rec as Christmas Eve basket. of the game. Drew scored 18 of his % points in toe third Kearney called James "the Willie’s nipped Burger King, 10- quarter. Jack Repass, softball manager — First place in the fast best available head football 8, and the Celtics toppled Warner got the ball but for some reason he tried to back Porter even closer to the basket. Instead he ran over the Kings 97, Bulls 87 SiUi City League. coach at this time.” Manchester State Bank, 22-12. Ron Behagen, with two consecutive short jumpers, put Service ii;15p .m . Paul ’Tucker netted six points tiny guard and was called for an offensive foul. Washington Loudd Arrested for Willie’s while Jack Moreau got toe bail and Wes Unseld tied the score with 44 seconds the Kings out front, 8541, with six minutes left to play and Gene Johnson,playing Manager — What else but another was b a t for the losers with two KC-Omaha held toe Bulls to six points the rest of toe game. title (or Moriarty’s entry In the Hartford Twilight League. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - left and the clubs went into overtime, 95-95. tollies. Roger Greenwood fired With toe score tied 101-101, Elvin Hayes, who had 34 Nate Archibald led all scorers with 29. The victory broke a 1V mght in Bethlehem” Rommle Loudd, managing five-game winning streak and pulled toe Kings within a ^We hope you enjoy general partner of toe World in 14 points for the Celtics and points, hit a long jumper. Then Unseld fouled Kareem And to all readers a Paul Florentine pumped In four half game of toe Bulls. ir Church Choir Singing everything Football League Florida Abdul-Jabbar with 54 seconds left. CONNECTICUT S NEW Blazers, was arrested on for toe Bankmen. Jabbar, who hit on only lO-of-29 shots, showed he was no Warrioi's 111, Suns 94 this wonderful embezzlement charges Monday Rick Barry erupted for 28 of his game-high 43 points in MIDGETS better this night from the free throw line, missing both NORMAN E. SWENSEN, Pastor and then released on 85,000 bail. shots to give Washington toe ball. Hayes scored a layup an explosive third quarter for Golden State. Ban^ hit 10- season has to offer. Loudd was Indicted Friday by Behind toe 11 point output of of-16 shots in toe period to register the second highest one- Jeff Doyll, Manchester Police and toe game was over for Milwaukee. Trinity Covenant Church Thank you, friends. <200,000 LOTTERY an Orange County grand jury. quarter output in toe Warriors' West Coast history. Center 3dSZ Hackmatack Street He is charged with embeuling squeezed past Eastern Realty, “I thought we played just about oUr best game of the 24-23, last night at the East Side season toplght,” Bucks Coach Larry Costello said. "But at a iff Ray also had a strong game for toe winners, scoring a Manchester, Connecticut state tax monies from toe sale season high 20 points and grabbing 17 rebounds. WHOLESALE TIRE CO. of football game tickets on Oct. Rec. ()uesnel (no first name crucial points we had bad mistakes and Washington is a (One street south of 1-84) wMirt drawlM wNi iw.liiW ■» TGtiruwJigw given) scored eight for Realty. 887 Oroed Oi, Mwielwelw, Conk NfMI mX Rooky NM, Ooooiwkor 2G o l 7tGG P J I. 24. good club. TTiey’re hot.” PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Dec. 24, 1974 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN I Deadlock Not Satisfying 500th Score W as ^Trashy’ In Astro-Bluehonnet Bowl F o r Bosto n’s Garbage Man HOUSTON (UPI) - The he was happy to see his un- fourth touchdown, sports room 45 minutes after the 89 yards on 16 carries and "I don’t give a damn how mean if he wanted to.” bitter draw North Carolina ranked Cougars, now 8-3-1, writers and sports casters game. scored one touchdown. BOSTON (UPI) - The to Esposito, who plays and heart say I enjoy it. they go in, as long as they go Esposito, not a player to State and Houston ended up take a 31-17 lead over Lou. were naming Cougar But with that out of the Houseman, a sophomore, Garbage. Man is moving primarily for love of the “I will play another five or in,” said the 12-year veteran be pushed around either, has in was more like kissing Holtz’s Wolfpack late in the fullback John Houseman and way, the articulate coach, rolled up 134 yards on 21 toward the top of the heap. game. He wants to play “as six years as long as I con- who again leads the NHL been a complete hockey your mother-in-law than fourth quarter. And Yeoman defensive end Mack Mitchell who had won bowl games his carries and accounted for Phil Esposito, dis- long as my legs and mind tinue to enjoy it.” kissing your sister. did not seem disturbed as as the outstanding players of first two years at State, had two touchdowns. paragingly called the Gar- with 34 goals and 35 assists player with Boston. In addi- his lead disintegrated before the game. strong words of praise. State and Houston came bage Man because of the in 34 games. tion to leading the NHL in No one involved in Mon- scoring five of the past six day night’s 31-31 tie in the a State rally in the final four "Houston played an into the game each many goals he has scored The 32-year-old center After State scored, needs 286 goals and 697 years, he has performed Astro-Bluebonnet bowl was minutes. excellent game. They were averaging 400 yards offense from in close, scored a recovered an onside kick, points to tie Gordie Howe’s remarkably as a penalty Blessinqs satisfied, although Houston inspired, they ran well and per game and there was no typically “trashy” goal Sun- “We had shown them we scored again and then got rem arkable career killer. Cougar Coach Bill Yeoman they hit hai^. They are a letup. Setting a Bluebonnet day night for his 500th could stop their running the two point conversion, it career marker. Only five statistics, compiled over a "I love killing penalties,” came the closest to showing fine football team,” he said. Bowl record, the two game,” Cougar All America was too late to change votes. other players have more 25-year career. he said. “The more work I a smile. "As for us, it was a great amassed 886 yards. cornerback Robert Giblin That didn’t matter to Holtz. National Hockey League Esposito has the utmost get, the better.” CHRisrniK said. “We knew they would comeback. We lost our poise “If this was a professional “Of course I would have momentarily but we had the game, everyone would have goals. respect for the venerable The more work he gets have to pass. Don’t ask me “We can’t get anybody on The m ilestone was Detroit Red Wing and this season, the better op- liked to win," he said. “But the All Conference team and courage and the guts to gone away thinking about Moy the wonder ol where the secondary was.” achieved on a 25-footer that Houston Aeros star wing. portunity he will have of it’s better than a loss.” we can’t get anybody to win come back.” the great offensive show Chrisl's birth fill your As State quarterback Esposito scored with his "I think Gordie Howe was breaking his own single Too many of those upset- a Most Valuable trophy,” he Helping State’s last they had seen,” Yeoman Trudon Entry in Peewee-Bantam League hearts with joy, peace Dave Buckey mounted a 70- minute charge was fullback back to the net. He swept the — was? still is — one of the season scoring record of 76 ting losses had until Monday said, after finally letting said. “That’s the way I and happy hopes. spoiled Yeoman’s season. So yard drive for his team’s Stan Fritts, who rushed for prefer to think about it.” puck backwards past his left most complete hockey goals, 76 assists for 152 newsmen into the locker One of four entries in the Lessard, John Mumford, Mike skate and by surprised players I ever saw. He could points, set in 1970-71. ft, Manchester Youth Hockey Associa- McNiff, Scott Perry. Back row. But records are secondary Detroit goalie Jim Ruther- do it all and he even could be Seaton’s Greetinge from Kathy and All Th e Gang at tion Peewee-Bantam Division is Coach George McNiff, Bob Perry, ford. Ted Trudon’s entry. Squad Jeff Fagan, Chris Placco, Mark the “ King of P r^u c a ” Charger Chance members, front row, left to right. Buczek, Jack Gelting, Mike Mum- PERO’S 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER Forzano Rewarded Bob Generis, Phil LeBlanc, Lionel ford, Assistant Coach Gary Turner. Note: CLOSED CHRISTMAS D AY. . . 2 Paid Dividends College Basketball Poll NEW YORK (UPI) — The San Diego Chargers took a With New Contract chance this summer and wound up with the American BOWLING HOCKEY Patriots^ Spirited Action in College Basketball Game DETROIT (UPI) — The Detroit Lions gave Rick For- Football Conference’s top rookie. zano the head coaching reins on a one-year look-see basis Villanova's Mike Slack (20) and Oregon's Ron Lee (30) Collide Don Woods, a wishbone quarterback at New Mexico PARKADE JUNIOR - John during the summer following the death of Don McCafferty. Contracts Indiana Inches Highlands and later at New Mexico, had led the Green Bay Jenkins 224-497, Crescent They apparently liked SKI BEST WISHES FOR Packers in rushing during the pre season. Deciatis 180-469, Paul Gluhosky what they saw. goal is to bring Lion fans a I All Signed Purchase Contract But when striking 180-505, Roger Poudrier 185-18^ championship.” 4 College Basketball The Lions awarded NOTES Closer to Top Manchester at Wethersfield ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI)-The veterans returned to camp. AFC city. Jack Lambert, 548, Mike Kopp 180, Bill Shaw Fozano a new three-year Forzano was at first SQUIRTS FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) East Catholic at St. Bernard St. Louis Cardinals Monday Woods was released. The P itts b u r g h ’s m id d le 471, Paul Hart 452, John White contract Monday. named interim coach Five goals by Galen Byram — The entire starting offen- Rham at Canton 457. purchased the contract of in- Chargers, on the recommen- linebacker, was runnerup “It’s the best present I’ve following the death of paced Regal’s to a 64 win over sive and defensive units for By Bill Sarherek NEW YORK (UPI) — Indiana inched closer to top- Rockville at Bulkeley fielder Mick Kelleher, a former dation of Rudy Feldman, his with seven votes and the McCafferty, who died of a Economy Electric Sunday at ranked North Carolina State today in the latest college South Catholic at PARKADE BANTAM - Dan ever had,” Forzano said of the Bolton Ice Palace. Robbie the New England Patriots Cardinal, from the Houston K en tucky Regains coach at New Mexico, ob- only other multiple vote- the Lions’ Santa Claus heart attack less than two are under contract for the The skiing was excellent last basektball ratings of the United Press International Board South Windsor Astros. Jones 160, Jim Christensen 154- Thulin added a single marker to Middletown at Ellington tained him for the (100 getters were defensive gesture. “I’m thrilled and weeks after the Lions 1975 season, the New weekend in Vermont. With new of Coaches. 400, Pat Shelton 161, Nick the winning tally. snow in abundance, I made my The Hoosiers of Coach with Louisville and Southern waiver price. lineman Carl Barzilauskas of Marotti 157, Teri Ferguson 17p- honored. I’m happy they assembled to begin training England Patriots announced SWIMMING T op Status Again Brothers Eric and Mark way to Round Top, in Plymouth California remaining fourth Nothing Woods made the move the New York Jets and John 51455, twalter Silva 410. have confidence in me. My for the 1974 season. Five Stepper accounted for all the Monday. Bobby Knight collected 11 Enfield at Manchester Union, Vt. first-place votes from the 35 and fifth, respectively, "Sh aggy " About look brilliant as he broke an Dutton of Baltimore, with days later, the club gave Electric goals, the former net- A total of 48 players, in- Saturday NEW YORK (UPI) — It didn’t take long for the Ken- NFL rushing record for three each. Forzano a one-year con- ting three. cluding place kicker John It was about three or four coaches participating in this Alabama, however, jumped ahead of Maryland into WRESTLING O ur Christmas tucky Wildcats to come storming back into the national first-year backs and Monday “I still don’t believe all tract. MIDGETS Smith and punter Dave years ago that I last skied the week’s balloting to close to area and things have changed. within eight points of the No. sixth, while North Carolina Simshury at Manchester Wish... college basketball picture. was the runaway winner in this has happened,” Woods Wolfpack Coach Upset Forzano was further Unassisted goal by Dave C3iapple, either have signed East Hartford at balloting for United Press said. “I think back to a few hampered in his attempts to McGonigal, Gark Brown and The area is now under new 1 Wolfpack, 322-314. North and Arizona State each Kentucky, once among the dominant forces in college contracts or are under East Catholic International’s American days before the season when install a viable offensive and Dave Wicks helped Groman’s existing pacts. management and is 12 years Carolina State had 22 first- moved up a notch to eighth basketball, fell on hard times last season, dropping to IS- By Voting of Writers old. Chatted with David Gold- Conference Rookie of the I was unemployed and I defensive system by the deadlock the Rangers, 3-3. Kev Among the veterans who place votes. and ninth, respectively. IS. But Monday night they continued to serve notice that man, president, and Bill Year Award. shake my head. It’s been NFL players’ strike. Hiers, John Maloney and Kev have signed multi-year con- Marquette, which dropped South Carolina, which they are a power to be reckoned with this year by dis- Rowe tallied the Rangers. Marrow, the new PR man, and beat Princeton and LSU in He finished the season something, really HOUSTON (UPI) - Coach scramble, center Louis Alcamo All the distractions sur- tracts beginning next a pair of games to mantling Kansas, 100-6S. Shutout goaltending by Skip they pointed out new things for with a 105-yard performance Lou Holtz, upset by the voting covered the ball and in four faced early for the Lions as Pittsburgh and Louisville, its own “classic” last week, something. Gallagher paced Army & Navy season, are the five starting the future. of sportswriters, asked late plays. State scored again on fell from seventh place com- moved back into the top 10 The victory was the fourth in a row for the 15th-ranked against Denver and wound "I knew I had enough they droppied their first four to a 5-0 decision over the offensive linemen —guards Conditions were ideal for Monday what his unsung North Buckey’s one-yard plunge. Stan pletely out of the top 10. after falling from grace two Wildcats and fifth in six games and dropped disappointing up with 1,162 yards. The talent to play professional games. But the club went on Bruins. John Hannah and Sam skiing; no wind and the Fritts plunged for the tying weeks ago on a surprise loss Kansas, which had all five starters back from a 2S-7 club total broke the rookie record football someplace. I didn’t Carolina State Wolfpack had to to win seven of the Keith Gimmel banged home Adams, tackles Leon Gray temperature was 28.The Wedel Otherwise there were few do to get recognition. extra point. last season,to 44. of 1,105 set by Green Bay’s think I’d play very much. I remaining 10 for a respec- two goals and Mugsy Dowling, and Tom Neville and center Village trail was excellent as changes among the elite to Oklahoma. "It was just typical. We just “They are a fine team,” John Brockin^on in 1971 and just wanted a second table 7-7 record. Detroit was Brian Daigle and George was Uie long Coldbrook. The in- can’t get anybody on the All- Holtz said. "As for us, it was a Bill Lenkaitis. Smooth-shooting Kevin Grevey was the big gun for Ken- left Woods behind only AFC in the running for a Bonney added singles to the Vet termediate runs. Balanced chance.” Conference team and we can’t great comeback. We lost our The offensive backfield tucky, hitting 29 points, and 6-foot-lO freshman Rick Robey post-season playoff berth as offense. Gimmel, Dowling, Rock, Woodpecker and lower leader Otis Armstrong of Woods feels he’s still in get anybody to win a Most poise momentarily, but we had and the wide receiver corps intimidated Kansas on defense, helping hold the Jayhawks Dave Bolduc and Mark Melia Boulder, were good. Expert Dever and NFC leader the learning stage. the courage and guts to come- late as two weeks left in the are covered under existing Valuable Trophy,” he said all assisted with Bolduc getting runs ne^ ed a bit more snow to to just six points in the first 10 minutes. Kentucky took an Lawrence McCutcheon of “I’m still learning to read back.” season. following his team’s comebck a pair. contracts. The defensive cover the big boulders would Cleveland Hopes High 18-6 lead and surged ahead 42-29 at the half. 'The offensive show of 886 Los Angeles in the NFL defenses,” he explained. for a 31-31 draw with the “Our staff did a fine job line is working on multi-year have listed as fair and limited. rushing derby. “It’s tough picking up the Houston Cougars in the* 16th yards broke the total offense considering the cir- PEE-WEE-BANTAM follow this prescription for a In the only other games involving a ranked teams. No. 6 contracts, while tackle Ted Arnold is now on the To Move Up irt WHA Woods, 6-foot-l, and 210 linebacker blitzes because Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl. record set when Alabama and cumstances,’’ Detroit Performing the hat trick, Alabama downed Viginia Tech, 77-73, and No. 15 Oregon Rick Smith paced First Hart- Julius Adams is signed Round Top ski patrol. happy holiday—good cheer . . . pounds, averaged 5.1 yards they disguise them so well.” ’The voting, done before State Oklahoma fought to a 24-24 General Manager Russ had little trouble with Villanova, cruising to a 100-63 draw in 1969. ford Corp. to a 61 verdict over through next season. I had the pleasure of skiing E quarterback Dave Buckey Thomas said. "W e’re average in the league,” Hanna triumph. per carry, second best in the l^mbert ousted veteran Ted Trudon. Besides Smith’s the mountain with George TORONTO (UPI) - share laughter and joy . . . fill directed two touchdowns in the said. “He’s been terrific since NFL behind Armstrong’s Henry Davis early in the delighted about Rick’s three tallies, Keith Smith, Scott Liebl, head ski coach at Keene Cleveland is still a long, long Reserves Bruce Coldren and Stu Jackson scored 22 last four minutes, named the first day of training camp.” your heart and home with love. Our Happy Holidays I 5.3, and outgained record- year and was superb the rest Athlete of Year signing. We look forward to Brown and W illie Simon Packers Ready State College. Liebl pointed out way from the top in the World points apiece in the Ducks’ easy win over Villanova. Houston fullback John Hockey Association’s East Cleveland’s goals were From A ll o l wt ot... setter O.J. Simpson of Buf- of the way, playing one of the 1975 season and to the registered for First Hartford. things of interest that the Housman (offensive) and SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - scored by left-wingers Steve best to all.. . to all, thanks. Oregon scored 12 straight points in the first four minutes falo by 37 yards. He rushed following years as the start Bob Generis lit the red light to To Sign Starr average skier might miss. Division but the Crusaders the most difficult positions defensive end Mack Mitchell as Joe Rudi, runnerup to Jell Cardwell, Gerry Finder and and fattened the second-half lead to 45 points to run its of good fortunes for the avert a shutout. Killington off in the distance as ripped Toronto in the only game SUDS& for seven touchdowns, for a rookie. Barzilauskas, players of the game. Burroughs for the 1974 Most GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - Grant Erickson and right- record to 5-0. Junior guard Ron Lee had 17 assists and 13 Getting a pair of goals from was Monnadnock Mt., in N.H., in the league Monday night and caught passes for three at 6-6, 280, m ade his Upon learning of the voting, Valuable Player award in the Lions.” Bart Starr, who quarterbacked winger Skip Krake. Happy voices stng out Over 25 Yeere ot Continuous Servleel points. Kelly McSweeney, Nassiff and the Cooledge birthplace in Coach John Hanna has reason more and even threw for a awesome presence felt with Holtz kept newsmen out of the American League, Monday Forzano left a head the Green Bay Packers to their in a chorus of warm SCISSORS the valley. to feel optimistic. The Crusaders got off to a 2-0 Alabama need 27 points and 11 rebounds from center glum Wolfpack locker room 45 was named Northern California Arms went on to top Rotary, 6 C TD in an amazing display of an outstanding finish as the coaching role at the U.S. greatest triumphs in the 1960s, lead in the first period when Post Ro a d Plaza R t. 30 3. “That was our best team ef- wishes. It's been a Leon Douglas to edge scrappy Virginia Tech. Tech pulled versatility. minutes. Athlete of the Year by the Naval Academy to come to was expected to be named Round Top has an interesting Cardwell scored his second goal V E R N O N 875-7 624 Jets won six straight games George Leblanc, Matt Tobin fort in a long tim e,” said Hanna pleasure serving you. within two points, 61-59, with seven minutes left but the “It was a shame we couldn’t Citizens Savings Athletic Foun- today as the team's head coach terrain, a wide variety of trails on a slap shot at 13:02. Finder He was named on 21 of the to finish 7-7. Dutton, 6-6,260, Detroit and work for his old and John Warren added single after the Crusaders ripped Tide did not lose their poise or the lead as they went on to 39 b a llo ts c a s t by a play it off,” he said. “ Both dation. friend McCafferty, who and general manager. and a challenge to skiers of then collected his ninth at 15:53, was one of the few bright Rudi batted in 99 runs, hit 22 tallies, the letters unassisted. Toronto, 4-1. “We were skating MANCHESTER 3 teams felt like they lost it. The Starr, 41, who retired as an various abilities. Lift lines are getting his own rebound on a W E T O W N win their fifth straight game without a loss. nationwide panel of sports, lights in a 2-12 season for coached the Lions for just Tom Roach recorded two and moving the puck and jum- ^ » P H A R M A C Y " ^ turnovers (eight) were the homers and had a .293 average active player shortly before the unheard of so one gets in a lot of scramble in front of Toro goalie PET CENTER writers, three from each Baltimore. one season. Forzano was the points and Dean Tully one for ping on them on their end and Elsewhere, Ohio State beat Georgia Tech, 75-66, St. result of hard hitting. Yes, it in 1974 while helping the start of the 1972 season, huddled downhill skiing. After several Jim Shaw. Shaw was making 9 MAPLE STREET IN offensive backficld coach in the Rotary. Nassiff goalie Rich picking up the men on the way 455 Hartford Rd. Mandiestar 643-5230 Louis downed Drake, 77-71, Nebraska stopped Vanderbilt, was tough playing Houston in Oakland A’s to their third for nearly four hours with the runs on the Wedel Village, one his first start after missing 14 DOWNTOWN M AN CH ESTER.. Spiller came up with 15 saves. back.” 81-66, Michigan State edged Detroit, 72-69, Texas shaded the Astrodome. It’s a big edge straight world title. 1973. Packers’ executive committee seemed to build up confidence games with a broken middle YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH 5ER VICE STORE' Northwestern, 63-59, and Stanford topped Florida, 80-70. for them but we knew that when and after the series of two con- as it is wide and good for Hanna was particularly finger on his right hand Woody Hayes Not Sure Midgets Sophomore guard Larry Bolden scored a career-high 27 we accepted the bid.” Tire ferences, club President traversing. It also can fool the enthusiastic about the play of Cleveland’s prettiest goal of Houston, down by seven at Dominic Olejniczak called a average skier as he can pick up goaltender Bob Whidden, who the night occured at 11:59 of the points, 17 in the second half, to lead Ohio State over halftime, came back on Bubba Muffler That’s Army & Navy speed fast so the wide trail lost his shutout bid when Tom Georgia Tech and Benny White and Lindsay Hairston hit What to Expect Jan. 1 news conference for 8:30 a.m. second frame when Erickson McGallion’s throwing and the Guaranteed for Rangers CST. comes in handy. Simpson scored 21 seconds into took Richie Leduc’s pass on a crucial free throws in the final minute and a half as running of Housman to score Groman’s He said the conference would There were many empty the third period. PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - said Monday. “But USC and two-on-one situation and beat Michigan State held off a Detroit rally to win. twice midway through the final as long as you Bruins be to announce a new head chairs on both lifts so there was "Whidden has the best Woody Hayes admits he doesn’t ourselves have pretty good Shaw from in close. quarter and take a commanding own the car... Pee Wee coach and general manager to no waiting in line. A great day Stanford’s 6-11 Tim Patterson scored 22 points in leading know what to expect on New offenses. We both have been 31-17 lead. W L T succeed Dan Devine and the an- at Round Top where many the Cardinals over Florida and Jerry Fort scored 19 points Year’s Day in the way of a Rose high-scoring teams because we Houston Coach Bill Yeoman 875-2517 First Hartford nouncement would be for Manchester skiers have fun. and Ron Taylor added 18 Monday to lead Nebraska past Bowl. have extrem ely talented thought he had it won. Ted 'Trudon release to the public at 11:30 See you on the mountain. For the third straight year, players on offense.” Vanderbilt. “You’ve got to give North Nasslf Arms a.m. CST. Hayes’ Ohio State Buckeyes Hayes, 61, did worry out loud Dan Kruger and Rich Parson hit seven straight free Carolina State credit,” Yeoman Rotary will be facing John McKay’s that it might be too hot for his OLENDER'S MUFFLER SHOP throws in the final two minutes to lead Texas over said. ‘”rhey played very hard Squirts Southern California football Buckeyes Jan. 1. ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE Northwestern and snap a six-game losing streak. and hung tough.” W L T team in the granddaddy of all "We were practicing in 25- State, with time running out, Regal’s 3 0 0 bowl games. degree weather at Columbus drove 70 yards capped by Tom- Economy Electric 2 1 0 A year ago, Ohio State blitzed last week,” he said, “and it my London’s nine yard run. But Nichols Tire 1 2 0 the Trojans 42-21. ’Two years could be 85 when we show up for Buckey’s conversion pass fell Farr’s 0 3 0 ago, it was USC 42-17. the Rose Bowl. I remember in from Pat Hovance’s hands. “The more you play a team, the 1969 Rose Bowl, the “We played for the onside theoretically the lower the temperature was 84 at game kick,” Yeoman said, "but I score should be because you time. We had brought some Brawner Dies i have a better idea of what the really don’t know what brand new jerseys but we DENVER (UPI) - Hoyt 'V other team might do,” Hayes happened. There was a wild changed to our old fishnets.” Brawner, the 55-year-old athletic director at the Univer- sity of Denver for the past 12 4 mat) years, died Monday. MUFFLER SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Brawner collasped at his t'. V home Monday, hours after ' N I ’ ' \f \A \ ’ Ctidstmas! attending a Christmas party for 1972 FORD' Dual Exhaust Conversion members of DU’s athletic ifA V )V ©brngs! department. He was MAVERKK SPECIAL pronounced dead at Swedish May the gala SCyllndw Most Ch e vy Memorial Hospital . Hospital officials said w old-fashioned spirit of IntiM NMk Ym Wi W F ord and Dodg e Brawner apparently died of a the holidays brighten Vans heart attack. • your lives and h e a rts... Release Imminent (-fTeetirv^ thanks for being such LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Carroll Rosenbloom, Los Friendly Season’s GreetinGreetings good friends and patrons. RegalKSr Angeles Rams’ owner and -.•f- president, may be released Please stay tuned. We're from the Employees and sorvlng you with tha nstion's tlnast MUFFLERS Tuesday from Mount Sinai 'channeled to transmit wishes to Management. . . Hospital where he has been un- Peace on F o rth •k We speclalixe In custom exhaust systame. you lor the happiest Yule, yeti For der treatment for a mild heart On the eve of our Savior's birthday AGWAY, INC. ... may It bring you and yours k Wa Install oomplata exhaust systams on moot attack, a team spokesman said patronage you've shown ... thanks. lasting peat*, joy and blessings. Amarloan and foreign cars, and light duty truoks. Monday. we wish you inner peace . .. true joy. Manchester Packing Company 540 Now State Rd. Rosenbloom, 67, was ad- To our many patrons, "thanks.” C orn e r of Bro a d mitted to the hospital Dec. 14, STANEK ELECTRONICS 349 WETHERELL 8T. MANCHESTER Buckland, Conn. and C e nt e r Stre et suffering from Influensa and CAPITOL TIRE Mon.-Frl.. .1 a.m. - 9 p.m. L A B O R A T O R I B B Manutactunre ot Bognar Quality Food Products 325 Broad Btraat Manehoatar, Conn. Phone 646-2112 S a t ...... i a.m. - S p.m. gastric complaints. The mild coronary condition was dis- MAIKNESTER C M tP n CENTER 2T7 BROAD BIRBOT 'MAMCHBBTDR covered during subsequent S11 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER tests. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974- PAGE FIFTEEN LosI and Found Bidders Invited INDEX □ NOTICES LOST- Diamond ring Firehouse Funds Okayed For School Items NOHClt Mother’s ring. Vernon Cffcle or 1 — Lott anU Found Bids will be opened Dec. 30 in 2 — Partonalt Manchester. Reward. Call 646- NEWS POLICE REPORT COURT CASES the Municipal Building for 3 — Announcofnontt Lotf snd Found 1967. By SOL R. COHEN Tolland Tpke. as the site for a The $32,400 allocated Monday supplying the Manchester 4 — Entortainmont ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• new firehouse. school system with appliances 5 — Auctions LOST - Yellow female cat, Parsonels The Manchester Board of will come from the Town Fire vicinity of Northfield Green CAPSULES On Dec. 10, the directors ap- and equipment for its home FINANCIAL Directors needed only five District Reserve Fund. Actual- • David A. DeCiantis, 16, of driving east on Olcott St. Mon- CIRCUIT COURT 12 criminal impersonation (two evading responsibility, $50 for Felt Rd., Wapplng, following Condominiums. Call 646-7415. proved an ordinance for 211 Center St. was arrested economics courses planned for 8 — Bondt-StocKt-Mortgogot REDUCE cholesterol! Fight . ly, the Reserve Fund had only 186 E. Center St. was arrested day at 8:55 p.m. when he ManchMtar Saaslon counts) were nolled (not reckless driving, and $100 for too closely, reduced from S — Portonol Loans minutes Monday afternoon to purchasing the 1039 Tolland Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Bes3 Illing and Bennet Junior Highs. fat! GoBese Lecithin capsu...ules ^,508 In unencumbered money Monday at 9 a.m. at his home reported seeing eight youths James P. Hesketh, 18, of 141 prosecuted). operating while license reckless driving, $35. 10 — Inauranca LOST • Sealpoint Siamese cat, now available. Liggett Parkade do something it forgot to do two Tpke. property from Santo J. Eaten donut shop on Center St. The appliances being sought weeks ago — allocate $32,4000 as of Monday. Town Manager on a Circuit Court 12 warrant run from the east side of the W. Center St. pleaded guilty to suspended. The charge of • David Downes, 19, of 86 EMPLOYMENT female, answers to Moeling. Pharmacy. and Nancy Lombardo. It forgot and charged with breach of are: Four electric ranges, two Call 688-1781, 9-5; after 5, 647- Hard lo ‘Reconcentrate’ Robert Weiss explained that charging him with third-degree Verplanck School into a wooded reckless driving, reduced from Otis P. Cook, 26, of 310 Spruce second-degree larceny was not BIsseli St., abandoning a motor 13 - Help Wanted for acquiring property on to vote the money. peace. She was released on her side-by-side refrigerators, one 14 — Businats Opportunitiss 1576. United Press International $3,000 will be transferred from area, police said. negligent homicide, Monday. St. was given a 90-day jail presented. vehicle, $M. 15 — Situation Wanted larceny. written promise to appear in upright refrigerator, one VAIL, Colo., (UPI) - After five hours on skis Monday a $5,000 allocation approved by The charge stems from the Police found two window Judge John FitzGerald fined sentence for breach of peace In Roach was the driver of a car • Michael McMahon, 18, of 22 court Jan. 13. clothes washer, one clothes EDUCATION LOST - Man's Navy blue jacket, □ FINANCIAL President Ford said he found it hard to “reconcentrate” on the directors Aug. 20 for panes to a bathroom on that him $75. connection with the biting and Involved in a oneA:ar crash on Cindy Rd., Ellington, evading 18 — Private Inatructlona theft of tools from a pickup • Anna Maria Williams, 45, dryer, two Viking sewing keys and glasses in pocket. Call a stack of bills he brought with him to review. However, he preliminary firehouse plans. He truck parked in the S & H Green side broken. There was a strong The charge stems from the beating given his girl friend Kennedy Rd. Dec. 5. After he responsibility, $40. 19 — Schoolt-Claaaaa 623-0195. of East Hartford was charged machines, six Viking sewing 20 — Inatructlona Wanted said it isn’t needed at present odor of beer in the area. May 17, high-speed head-on Oct. 16. The sentence was was brought to Police • Berwyn Piper, 22, of Hart- Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 8 vetoed two and signed 15 others. Then he took his wife to a Stamps parking lot on Main St. with reckless driving in connec- machine heads, six Singer Nate Considers and will be restored when a on Nov. 20, police said. The collision on Spencer St. near the suspended and he was placed on Headquarters, he slipped out of ford, speeding, $30, and REAL ESTATE LOST- Passbook numbers-5- buffet dinner, where they spent two hours with friends. He tion with a one-car accident sewing machine heads, one 23 — Homes lor Sale 16085, 5-14093, 113107, 104541, MORTGAGES, loans first, sc^ bond issue for firehouse con- tools were valued at $250. Someone broke into an Andor K-Mart store which caused the probation for one year in order the building but was caught by operating while license 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale planned to take to the slopes again today. today at 3:14 a.m. on W. Center freezer and three small 106537. Savings Bank of cond, third. All kinds. Realty struction is approved. DeClantls was released on a St. home Monday between 8:45 death of Robert L. Lessard, 17, for him to seek treatment. police about three blocks away, suspended, nolled. 25 — Investment Property statewide. Credit rating un- St. east of Hartford Rd., police refrigerators. 28 — Bualnats Property Manchester. Application made Research Post Weiss said he had assured the a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Nothing Other charges of Interferring • Robert E. Polo, 28, of Hart- necessary. Reasonable. Con- $250 non-surety bond for court said. of 169 Lyness St., according to police said. Being sought for home 27 — Resort Properly for payment. Tape Decision Delayed Lombardo’s transfer of Jan. 13. She and her passenger, Dana appears missing,or displaced, police reports and the Oct. 11 with a police officer and ford, fourth-degree larceny, 28 — Real Estate Wanted fidential, quick arrangements. ownership would be consum- economics equipment are 145 Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. WASHINGTON (UPI) - U S. District Court Judge state Comptroller Nathan G. The job has been offered him • KarlL. Richards, 33, of 26C Joseph Williams, 13, of East police said. It is the second report by Irving L. Aronson, threatening against Cook were failure to appear. A rearrest MI8C. SERVICES LOST- Savings Passbook mated before the end of this different items, of various 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- Charles Richey has put off until mid-January a decision as Agostinelli, who will relinquish by State Sen. Lewis B. Rome of Spencer St. was arrested Mon- Hartford were both taken by Monday In a row this type of in- coronor of Hartford County. both nolled. Other dispositions: warrant was ordered with a 31 — Services Ottered number 038-0-02933-0 Hartford year. $100 surety bond. quantities and sizes and ranging 32 — Painting-Papering ford. Evenings, 238W9. to who owns former President Richard Nixon’s tapes. his post Jan. 8, said he is con- Bloomfield, Senate leader for day at 8:15 p.m. and charged police to Manchester Memorial cident occurred, police said. Lessard and Hesketh, good • Richard Burrill, 21, of 82 33 — Building-Contracting National Bank and Trust Co., Tentative plans are for a from 6 apple-core parers to 12 Richey Monday delayed the decision in order to consider sidering an offer to be research the seven-m em ber GOP with third-degree assault in Hospital. She was treated for friends, were in the car driven Rene Hirth, 25, of 51 Sandy 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng Manchester Green office. 5,500-square-foot firehouse on mellon-ball cutters and from 42 35 — Healing-Plumbing Application made for payment. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd the effect of a law signed last week by President Ford advisor to the Republican minority. The part-time post connection with a domestic dis- multiple contusions and About $181 worth of clothing by Hesketh as they speeded on Beach Rd. Ext., Ellington was 36 — Flooring mortgages — interim financing one floor, at an estimated cost teaspoons to 30 bouillion assigning custody of the tapes to the General Services Ad- minority in the 1975 State pays about $4,000 a year. turbance, police said. released and he was treated for was stolen from a clothesline of Spencer St. to a post-baseball given a 60-day suspended spoons. 37 — MOvIng-TruckIng-Storage — expeditious and confidential (as of today) of about $300,000. 38 — Servicea Wanted LOST- Harvest color cat. Senate. Agostinelli lost his bid for He was released on a $100 a head contusion and released a Main St. apartment Sunday game party, the coroner’s sentence and placed on proba- HERALD YESTERDAYS service, J.D. Real Estate ministration. Added to the 1039 Tolland Answers to Harvest, vicinity lieutenant governor Nov. 5, non-surety bond for court Jan. according to a hospital after 8 p.m. Included in the report said. 'Their car swerved tion for one year on the charge MI8C. FOR SALE Lktomis and Hilliard Streets. Assoc. 646-1980. Nixon has filed two suits for custody of the tapes — one Tpke. site would be a parcel 41 — Articles lor Sals when he was paired with 13. spokesman. items of clothing hung up to dry into the opposite lane and the of third-degree larceny. The Reward. Child’s pet. Call 649- before the new law was enacted and one afterward. with 60-foot frontage to the 42 — Building Supplies Robert Steele of Vernon at the • Wayne M. Pratt, 24, of East The Williams car was were four sweaters. path of the car driven by Miss charge of third-degree burglary 25 Years Ago 43 — Doga-BIrda-Psts 2227. head of the Republican ticket. west of it — a part of Buckland Hartford was arrested Monday Susan Cooper, 23, of was nolled. 44 — Livestock □ EMPLOYMENT Driver Charged School property transferred to heading east on W. Center St. Lt. Raymond Griffin is elected presi- MERRY 45 — Boats & Acceaaorlea Space Goals Outlined He is expected to be named at 5 p.m. after he went to Police when it veered left of center, A white male, about age 16, Manchester. dent of Police Benefit Association. 48 — Sporting Goods WASHINGTON (UPI) - A retrieval mission to bring NORTH BRANFORD (UPI) Manchester GOP chairman the town by the school board. Headquarters at police request. with long curly blond hair went Lessard died soon after Richard F. Meduna, 30, of 47 — Garden Products WORLD ALMANAC — Edward Krista, 21, of North then right going off the road Patrolmen William Scully and Donald 48 — Antiques FACTS Help Wanted 13 Jan. 15, when the town com- The 1039 Tolland Tpke. He was charged on a Circuit to the back door of a Kennedy arrival at Manchester Mansfield Center was given a CHRISTMAS back samples from other planets to earth by unmanned Branford, faces a Jan. 7 court into a stream bed near the Freer are to leave police department. 49 — Wanted to Buy mittee meets to choose a property had three tenants. Court 12 warrant with third- Rd. home at 10:35 p.m. Monday Memorial Hospital. 60day suspended sentence and This Is the 25th spacecraft is one of eight projects recommended to Manchester Racquet Club RENTALS TOOL MAKERS - All-around 2 appearance after another man Weiss said two already have successor to A. Paul Berte, ap- degree larceny and third- building, police said. The car and rang the bell. placed on probation for one 52 — Rooms tor Rent machinists and Bridgeport revitalize the U.S. space effort, by the National Academy was killed when struck by moved out and the third is 10 Years Ago year that it’s been pointed First D istrict degree forgery. was considered totalled by The woman of the house went Marcia Stepnowski, 25, of year on the charge of fourth- 53 — Apartments lor Rent operators. Top wages, fringe of Sciences. Other proposals for a new $81 million, two- Krista’s truck on Rt. 1. Eric A. expected to move soon. He said Town political party chairmen reach our pleasure to 54 — Homes tor Rent workmen’s compensation com- The charges stem from the police and was towed from the to the door but would not open it Waterbury was given a one- degree larceny reduced from 55 — Business lor Rent benefits and overtime. year program reported in Science Trends newsletter, were Johnson, 56, also of North Bran- the house will be razed. agreement on district lines for three wish Season’s missioner by Gov. Thomas passing of a check Dec. 9 at the scene. when she saw the youth, she year jail sentence for third- second-degree larceny. The 56 — Resort Property tor Rent Experience preferred. Apply at a comprehensive lunar mapping mission, orbiting of a ford, was pronounced dead at 57 — Wanted to Rent i Meskill. Present Monday and voting Hall's Arrow Indoor Archery told police. degree larceny (two counts). charge of thirddegree burglary legislative assembly districts. Greetings to all Paragon Tool Company, 121 the scene of the mishap, at 8:15 unanimously for the $32,000 Mrs. Williams was also given 58 — MIsc. lor Rent Adams Street. large telescope, a sun-watching spacecraft, satellites to Agostinelli said today he is Range at 291 W. Middle Tpke. He gestured for her to open The charges concern stolen against him was nolled. Variance granted last summer permit- ourloyal a.m. Monday, by an assistant a written warning for driving AUTOMOTIVE study infrared and gamma-ray radiation from space, and reviewing plans for permanent allocation were Democrats for $187.54, police said. the door. She refused and checks. ting Chorches Motors to enlarge its ser- state medical examiner. Police John Thompson, John Tani and after drinking. Court is Jan. 13 vice area at rear of 80 Oakland St. has customers and 61 — Autos lor Sale AVON - Feel like a nobody? Be continued examination from space of the upper at- occupation and will reveal them Pratt was released on a on the reckless charge. turned the outside lights off. Judge FitzGerald ruled that James M. Roach, 19, of 17 62 — Trucks tor Sale a somebody - be an Avon said Krista was taken to Yale- Matt Moriarty Jr. and been thrown out by Hartford County Court friendsi We truly 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale mosphere. soon. written promise to appear in The youth, who reportedly her sentence is to run con- Bishop Dr. received a 60-day Representative. You earn your New Haven Hospital for treat- Republicans Vivian Ferguson of (Common Pleas because Zoning Board of appreciate your 64 — MotorcycIse-BIcyclee court Jan. 13. was carrying a camera, then suspended sentence for breach 65 — . Campers-Trallere-Moblla own money. Sell quality Avon 4 ment of shock, then charged A Manchester resident was current with the one she is now and Carl Zinsser. • Pauline A. Karlson, 53, of left. serving on unrelated charges. of peace, reduced from escape Appeals did not show sufficient cause for patronage, and Homes cosmetics. People depend on Nixon Pays Back Taxes with misconduct with a motor 66 — Automotive Service Other charges of third-degree from custody. its actions when it granted Louis Chorches wish you all the your service. I’ll show you. Call NEW YORK (UPI) - New York state Tax Coin- vehicle, failure to drive in the 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease forgery (two counts) and Roach was also fined $50 for variance in July. me today: 523-9401. missioner Mario A. Procaccino said Monday former R e si- proper lane and driving with his very best Today the 40-hour work week is an accepted stand- vision obscured. He was throughout 1975! dent Richard M. Nixon paid the state back taxes in the ard for workers in the Unit- MACHINIST - Applications amount of $11,544.17 owed on profits on the 1969 sale of his released on a $500 surety bond RENT, ed States and many other being taken for macmnist. Must Fifth Avenue apartment. The commissioner said an eight- and will appear Jan. 7 in Circuit RUSSELL’S SOL nations. The animal-loving have knowledge of general month investigation revealed there was no evidence of Court eight. Ill sn BARBERSHOP lUY Costa Ricans of Central machine and machine shop fraud and Nixon’s taxes for previous years were in order. WHhi America have made laws equipment. Must be able to 195 Spruce Street HERALD WANT W restricting horses, mules and work from blueprints and Mancheiter Di s I 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 oxen from working more sketches. Continental Cable Stonehouse Arrested CYCLE SHOP We V C h i r g e H, To e ! than 48 hours per week, The Company, 1-267-2568. MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) - A British member of McDonald’s Robbed 178 West Middle Tpke. World Almanac notes. , the House of Commons, John Stonehouse, whose dis- NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Manchester • 649*2098 ! appearance from a Florida beach last month touched off McDonald’s dcive-in on , an international manhunt, was arrested in St. Kilda, a Kimberly Ave. was robbed late Monday by an armed man who “ Melbourne seaside suburb, police said. They said he wouid CHRISTMAS made off with about $2,000, be charged later today with entering Australia using a police said today. No one was false passport. hurt in the robbery about 11:50 SPECIALS! p.m. The drive-in is near the 5 Speed i West Haven town line. Police Harvard Fellow^ TANDEMS said they are looking for a lone (Ughtwelght CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) — Gov. Francis W. Sargent, male in connection with the a liberal Republican unseated in November’s Democratic robbery. . . . SontEon* electoral landslide, will spend six months as a Harvard M 89.95 moy hoY* tant you fellow. o boppy oUl Sargent, whose term ends Jan. 2 and who is scheduled to UMCYCIES 20” and.24» RALEI6H begin his appointment Feb. 1, is the second governor to 6est to you and accept a John F. Kennedy School of Government GRAND PRIX fellowship here. Gov. John J. Gilligan, who was also un- yours throughout the seated as Ohio’s chief executive last month, had previously n 39.95 season. It's been been an Institute fellow. a joy to know and E Betty Goes Shopping 10% OFF on ALL serve you. Thanks. VAIL, Colo. (UPI) — First Lady Betty Ford spent Mon- MULTI SPEED FREE We wish you all a very day afternoon Christmas shopping with two friends in this DICYCLES IN RMXHATS Merry Christm as and with any purchasel TURNPIKE TV a Happy New Year! ski resort. Her daughter Susan, 17, joined the group later. STOCK! NEXT TO STOP (NO SHOP , “No, I haven’t finished all the shopping yet,” said Mrs. BFEjrrrMotrTgAFT ; Ford. “But I will have to get it finished by tomorrow BOTH PLUMBING & HEATING CO. because that’s when Santa Claus comes.” Mrs. Ford, wearing a fleece-lined suit against falling a C ; snow, shopp^ with Gloria Brown, wife of Jim Brown of ; Utah who skis with the President, and Shieka Hetiy Christmas ’ Grammshammer, another family friend. liiomikle Happy New Year Four Tickets A Children SALEM, Ore. (UPI) — Governor-elect Bob Straub got Wishing that all your '^ To All Our... RAY and CAROLE Christmas drsams corns ! four speeding tickets during the year and now has to go to FRIENDS AND RELATIVES driver training school before his inauguration next month. fallsman In California truo. Love, Enjoy each fun-fliled “In view of the fact that he has a pretty good driving Mom and Dad Flke From moment of the holiday record up to this year, we felt this was the most ap- A Fashionable Talis BOTH FRUIT and JOYCE and CHARLIE SMITH season. propriate step to taike,” Motor Vehicle Division informa- man . . . from the old Mom and Dad BertuzzI FARM tion officer Vinita Howard said. world ... so popular 1 with the "today” gen ’The only concession to his status as governor-elect of the eration. Bring on the To Our state which introduced the 55-mile-an-hour speed limit is Merry Christmas Merry Christmas good luck . . . it's all in and a and that he can take the course early so it won’t interfere with good fun . . . and so FRIENDS his inauguration. fashionable. Merry Christmas Happy New Year and Happy New Year To All Happy New Year NEIGHBORS To All Our IS? OUR NEIGHBORS Henry Vacations To All My Friends Greetings and FRIENDS and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Henry Kissinger leaves and Neighbors on Good Wishes and FRIENDS Washington Thursday for a week’s vacation in Puerto Philip Rd., Kane Rd., For Happiness In the RELATIVES Rico. The secretary of state wiil spend the Christmas-New MMOUiB mm Charter Oak St. and Coming Year Year week at Dorado Beach, P.R., and will return after 0 W ells St. from JAY and IRENE the New Year. Frank, Judy, Lori The GILES and Robert Pitts Love, Lll Harvey W.B. Johnson's It will be a To The Greatest Merry Chriatma. Happy Birthday 2 Season’s Message appy “BLl/E MOM AND DAD NEW HAVEN (UPI) - CHRISTMAS" To Our Mayor Bartholomew F. Guida without you. Merry Christmas CHRISTIAN FRIENDS ANTONIO has issued his traditional love. From, In our Dialogue Group LEONE Christmas season message. Baby Ducks David, Kris and John who have added true un- Guida said Monday modern derstandlng to the 90 Years Old problems are the same as those To Merry Christmas Festivities of Both Our with Love and Prayers, of 2,000 years ago when Jesus Holidays. MRS. REID PATTY JUROVATY From Christ was born. He said, Your Children Merry Christmas From someone who thinks “Watergates, Vietnams, Grandchildren and a great deal about you. decreases in moral standards, From Your Merry Christmas Great Grandchildren Loving Paper Boy, and all the fearful divisions of peo- Love, Jim ple today, are complicated CHARLIE fpy New Year issues. They offer no easy To All Our Merry Christmas answers. If studied long enough holidays fiends. Neighbors and and openly enough they would MR. LONNY trace themselves to the wishes all his friends a and Relatives Happy New Year message of God having been Very Merry Christmas and Bev and Oscar To All Our FRIENDS lost or garbled.” a Happy New Year. iTlj|MU j l t » lju/li Forand From the W EMMELLS i GLASTONBURY cheeR)^ QweeciNQS Shop Top Notch FOX RUN MALL MERRY CHRISTMAS SEASON^S GREETINGS Brainard Controller Joy and laughter — that's EAST HARTFORD and Happy Hanukah e Merry Christmas • Fsllces Pasouss ...Mxi'll Never Settle Joyeux Noel e Qelukklg Kerstfeest e Wesolyoh Swist HARTFORD (UPI) - The 1150 B U RN SID E AVENUE what we prescribe for friends and HAPPY NEW YEAR Glaedellg Jul e Qod Yule e Nodlaig Sons Dull Federal Aviation Administra- 75 5 801 S IL V E R L A N E for an “Ordnary” tion has appointed Michael neighbors. It's a sure way \ >JI fal/ NANCY Buon Natale e Frohllche Welhnschtsn e Happy New Year Malonson chief of traffic con- to a happy holiday. Warm thanks. MANCHESTER to the Supermarket Hera'e hoping that your trollers at Brainard Airport in D-AI OiSCOUNT 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN PEOPLE OF MANCHESTER Hartford. Malonson presently Is HARTFORD !VATK>\AL holldayt overflow with a traffic controller at Logan AgainI MIDDLETOWN (The Gavorlte Person) BANK goodwill and good cheer. From International Airport in Boston. MANCHESTER DRUG 900 W ASHINGTON ST„ RT. 66 The Girls and Staff of He will begin supervising the 12 Love. ST A N LE Y traffic controllers at Brainard NEW HOPE MANOR 717 Main Straat Manohaatar next month, the FAA said Mon- K(M(i wMk>('iimH>itiiitOlTkva MentU>rK.l)|.r. lu ll day. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974— PAGE SEVENTEEN pa g e sixt een — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Dec. 2 j J 9 ^ Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Arllolea lor Sele 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Safa 41 Dogs-BIrds-Psts 43 Apartments For Rant 53 Hornet For Sale 33 Homes For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 MANCHESTER - Price FREE to good home, young VERNON - One-bedroom COLCHESTER - Is that all dropped $2,000 for quick sale. female cat, black and white, in- townhouses available for im- , N. there is? There’s 19 rooms in Custom Cape style Ranch, 5 Use this handy classified noculated, son alergic. Call 643- mediate occupancy. Designed lay at this Colonial home. Two five large rooms, enclosed porch, 0588 anytime. for comfort, convenience and room apartments on the second unfinished second floor, close to pleasure. Features include :hrlstina8 floor, will pay your mortgage. schools, $29,900. Exclusive. J. ORDER RU N K private entrances, slate foyer, .(•fx The nine rooms on the first Possum Agency, 643-9859. total convenience kitchen, for- floor will provide spacious- Antiques 45 mal dining room and living comfortable living for your TWO-FAMILIES, newly listed, far placing your want ad. room area, open balcony family. There is much more. - WANTED Antique furniture, bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain- (Day peace and ■ A 4-4 In excellent condition, for Fill In ■ Clip Out and Mall Todayl She Heraiii Call Collect, - Brochure $48,500. An older 6-6, practicalW glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ment room, patio and deck available. Century 21, Clark Regular ratM apply — bm rates at the b^lnnlng of other antique items. R. area, individual washer and love be with you. in the center of town, $38,900. T. Harrison, 643-8709. Associates Inc. 15 Hayward J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. the claaalflad section. 'dryer, storage area, air- conditioning, master TV anten CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ave., Colchester, Conn. 06415. Thanks for your EqEqual housing opportunity. 1- Lota-Lend lor Sala 24 na. $245 per month including 137-2059, 1-537-3025. DATE OF FIRST INSERTION- heat and hot water. Please call 537 fine support. ANDOVER — Three wooded, NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN- □ RENTALS 872-0528 Monday through BOWERS SCHOOL - Center en- • s Friday, 8-5 p.m. surveyed and approved lots, up CLASSIFICATION______trance Garrison Colonial, eat-in to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. kitchen, formal dining room, Call Warren E. Howland, Rooms tor Rent 52 VERNON - Town House front-to-back living room with Realtor, 643-1108. Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch PHONE 0 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 fireplace, four bedrooms, 1 1/2 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur- and duplex style apartment im- baths, screened porch, 2-car PUTNAM- Putnam Heights nished rooms, centrally mediately available. An apart- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD garage, $45,900. Pmlbrick Agen- area. Land 9.15 surveyed open located. Kitchdn privileges. ment community of unique cy Realtors, 646-4200. acres 185.77 foot frontage. Nice Parking. Reasonable rates. architectural design and Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 view located among $40,000- Phone 649-2358, beautiful landscaping. Features private entrances, patio door to S JUST LISTED - Five-room $60,000 homes. A possibility of LIVE-IN Housekeeper for VERNON - Six room Ranch Cape with aluminum siding on MANCHESTER-Clean, large private patio area, wall-to-wall ADVERTISING ADVERTISING woman. Central loca- with 2-car garage, large kitchen keeping horses. $25,000. Lets elderly w U)e wish you all Greenwood Drive. Under $30,- ^We hope you enjoy talk. LeFort Real Estate, 1-974- room, on bus line, gentleman carpeting, range, refrigerator tion. Call 649-5413 with built in oven and range, and garbage disposal, master DEADLINE 000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 1111. preferred, security, $20. week- RATES three bedrooms, fireplaced the happiness this 1577. everything ly, Keys 528-9081, 633-3006. TV antenna, rtorage and laun- 12:00 noon the day before 1 day 9C word per day WANTED - Woman to care for living room, deep shrubbed lot, holy season has dry facilities in basement, total publication. ^ this wonderful 3 days ...... 8e word per day invalid while husband is at $37,900. Wolverton Agency, to give... peace and SEVERAL single furnished electric. No pets. Rental star- Deadline for Saturday Apd 6 days 7e word per day work. Call 649-6262. Realtors, 649-2813. rooms - Clean, pleasant, cen- ting at $150 per month. For ap- Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. season has to offer. Invaatmant Property 25 26 days 6 t word per day joy. Kind thanks. MANCHESTER tral, on bus line, new furniture, pointment call 872-0528, Mon- 15 WORD MINIMUM NURSE’S AIDES- experienced, NAME carpeting. Reasonable. 647- day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. $31,500 Thank you, friends. COLCHESTER - Feel like the PLEASE READ Happy Ads $2 00 inch hospital trained preferred. 11-7 EAST HARTFORD - Im - maculate 6V2 room Split, three father of our country? With her ADDRESS shift. Medical Placement Ser- Six-room Cape, four down, MERRin AGENCY little ones (bless them) always YOUR AD vice, 232-5226. bedrooms, panelea family two up, all finished. Three DANIEL F. REALE Heratii CITY MALE ROOMMATE wanted, ROCKVILLE ROOMS room, 1 l/2baths, basement, under foot. How about buying Classified ads are taken over bedrooms, living room, for- Rsaltors B-I-G. We've a well built 19 air-conditioning, color televi- ROCKLAND TERRACE the phone as a convenience pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. mal dining room, kitchen, Realtors 175 Main St. STATE sion, swimming pool. 2 room, three bath Colonial house The Herald is responsible for Large and beautllul one-badrqom MAIL ROOM CLERK Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 164 P.O. Box 591 Reasonable. Near Vernon Cir- apartments, heat, hot water, all only one incorrect insertion and ' basement garage, quiet loca- with plenty of space for your ZIP Individual needed to operate E. CENTER ST. workshop in the basement. Two Manchester, Conn. 06040 cle. 875-1333. appliances Including dishwasher, then only to the size of the tion. Minimum down disposal, carpeting, pool and your original insertion Errors which mall machine, distribute mall RAISED RANCH • Rockledge. MANCHESTER - Authentic five room apartments on the se- PHONE MANCHESTER - Six-room MANCHESTCR payment. own private terrace In a country set do not lessen the value of the and be responsible for all Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, Colonial reproduction. Four CHRISTMAS cond floor will pay your LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ting. $180. No pets. advertisement will not be cor- mall room operations. custom built Ranch, fireplace, U&R REALTY CO. JNC. dining room with sundeck, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double mortgage. Call collect - Or phone 643-2711 for friendly assistance room for rent - Stove, carpeting, garage, west side 0 n jo y peace at 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 rected by an additional inser- Miscellaneous duties In 643-2602 family room, aluminum siding, garage. Lookout Mountain brochure available. Century 21, refrigerator, linens provided. tion. location, near school, enclosed TOLLAND - A warm home heart and hearth In placing your ad. 801 Main Street. 649-9879. cluded. Apply Personnel Of trimmed in sunshine. Six-room Robert D. Murdock, Roiltor 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, area. Must see to appreciate. Clark Associates Inc. 15 porch, excellent condition. 30’s. Hayes Corporation, 64o-0131. fice, Monday-Thursday, 10- Country Cape, acre lot. Low 646-1180. for Christmas. Hayward Ave., Colchester, Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Conn. 06415. Equal housing op- LARGE ROOM with twin beds, VERNON - Willowbrook 30’s. 872-6323. Painting-Papering 32 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Warm thanks. portunity. 1-537-2059,1-537-m. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed double closet space, references Apartments, one bedrooms G.F0X&C0. any length, split, $50 per cord required. Call 649-0719. available. $180 includes heat, 4 REDUCED - clean, aluminum- MANCHESTER - six room PAINTING and pm>erhanging, delivered. John Hutchinson, and hot water. Securit HARTFORD sided, 5 1/2 room Ranch. Large, luxury Ranch, country kitchen BIDWELL Home Improvement An Equal Opportunttf Emplofar excellent work. References. Co. Expert installation of 742-6639. Apartments For Rent S3 required, superintendent, iS- modern kitchen with includes built-in oven, range, Free estimates. Fully insured. 4400. appliances, 3 bedrooms, full Real Estate Wanted 28 aluminum siding, gutters and and dishwasher, den with Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. SEASONED hardwood, large WE HAVE customers waiting '■/i cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only fireplace, three bedrooms, two trims. Roofing installation and SELLING your home or repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, $M. for the rental of your apartment MANCHESTER - Newer one- $32,900. Keith Real Estate, 646- baths, heated family room, gar- J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom or home. J.D. Real Estate bedroom Ranch-type apart- CALLING ALL receptionists, 4126, 649-1922. acreage? For prompt friendly Call 875-4350 or 742-6519. secretaries, typists. Excellent ages, in-ground pool, Wolverton service, call Louis Dimock decorating. Interior painting. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ment. Private entrance. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Realty, 649-9823. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Includes heat and appliances. earnings, full, part-time. Start CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 .... roofing, storm windows, aw- SEASONED cordwood - Cord immediately. Jobseekers, 568- Remodeling. Exterior painting. nings. Quality workmanship, and half-cord loads. E. LOOKING for anything in real $185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, bedrooms, formal dining room, MANCHESTER - New listing, ALL CASH for your property Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. estate rental — apartments, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 1070. eat-in kitchen, carpeted living free estimates. Fully insured. Yeomans, 742-8907. fine family home with three U & R REALTY CD. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Fully insured. For estimate call 872-9187, 649-3417. homes, multiple dwellings, no room with fireplace, family Ibedrooms and den, large instant service. Hayes Agency, 649-9658. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- AUTO MECHANICS - room. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. 99 E. CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER FIREWOOD for sale. Half ton Bodymen. Earnings to $250 kitchen, dining room, full 646-0131. ROOFING - Specializing load, $18. delivered. Call 643- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 weekly. Experienced cellar. Be home for Christmas. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. repairing roofs, new roofs, 2890. baths, full, private basement. mechanics. Must have own MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Only $37,900. Wolverton Agen- WE WILL buy your house. Call Five years experience. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned VILLAcJllR APARTMENTS - Includes heat, appliances, tools. Jobseekers, 568-1070. bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. anytime, Hutchins Agency, Excellent references. Pete, 742- and repaired. 30 years SNOW PLOW and Habau sickle Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 carpeting, patio ana pool. $275 •••••••••••#•••••••••••••••• possible 4th bedroom, con- Realtors, 646-3166. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. experience. Free estimates. bar to fit model 110 John Deere tiled baths, wall-to-wall monthly. Paul W. Dougan, VERNON - conveniently We’d like carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. May the bright Christmas star lead you Bualneaa Opportunity 14 venient location. $35,900. Paul Howley, 643-5361. riding tractor. Call 646-2923. W. Dougan Realtor, M3-4535. located 2-family home with to express our SELLING your house? Call us PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain- heat, hot water, patio, full base- to peace . . . brotherhood. Our thanks. three bedrooms each apart- first and we’ll make you a cash ting, wallpapering, spray/brush ROOFING - Installation and SEASONED fireplace wood, $5 ment. No pets. 649-7620. RESPONSIBLE female to PUBLIC NOTICE - Subway warm wishes: share home in Manchester with JOBSEEKERS Submarine Sandwich franchise ment. Fireplaced living room, offer. One day service. T. J. painting. Fair prices, fully in- repairs, gutters, storm win- trunk load. 643-'<695 . 444 Lake MANCHESTER 2-car garage, good investment. enjoy a peace- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. sured, experienced and depen- dows, doors. Experienced Street, Bolton. THREE ROOMS - First floor, young family, good location, el available in this area. Ideal with heat and appliances, no reasonable, references needed. small business. Call 1-372-6525 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, dable. 643-1671. quality workmanship. Fully in- EAST HARTFORD — 5SS-10T0 - MEW HAVEN IN TOWN RANCHI! 649-2813. ^ iul, serene pets, one months security Write Box JJ, Manchester for details. Close to school and shopping. IMMEDIATE cash for your sured. Free estim ates. 3M COPIER, table model. property. Let us explain our INSIDE - Outside painting. Great for small company. Call required. Available November Herald. Mr. Spic and Span 6Vi rooms, holiday. Reasonable prices. Rick MANCHESTER - Exquisite fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Special rates for people over 65. Burnett, 646-30()5. 647-1481 between 8-4 :M. 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur- IVi baths, large recreation multi-level Contemporary. Thank you 647-1413. Fully insured. Estimates given. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• days 6-8, 28 Church Street. MANCHESTER - Gracious □ REAL ESTATE two-bedroom Townhouse, HOUSEWIVES! room, applianced kitchen, lots Four large bedrooms, fantastic all so much. Call 649-7863. Heating-Plumbing 35STOVES - Wood burning pot •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• of wall to wall carpeting. Out view of Hartford skyline, 2 1/2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bellies in stock. Low, low MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- private entrances and patio. DO YOU WANT TO EARN Homea For Sale 23 of the ordinary floor plan. baths, trees, space-age kitchen. SEWERLINES, sink lines, prices. A few kitchen models in family , 4-4, includes range, dis- Full basement. Includes heat, Immediate occupanmr. 60’s. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• stock. Cut fuel costs. Great for posal, dishwasher, washer and appliances, carpets and pool. EXTRA MONEY? Immediate occupancy. $37,- □ MISC. SERVICES cleaned with electric cutters, $255 per m onth. P aul W. BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Building-Contracting 33 by professionals. McKinney supplemental heat. d^er, wall-to-wall carpeting We have an Immediate opening for women who want to 500. Mr. Lewis, M9-5306. and parking. Full basement, Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or plus rec room, with one-car EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 643-1108. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- Montgomery Ward Co. 269 West work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 2-5 p.m., 6 v garage set on %-acre lot on MASONRY - All types, Middle Turnpike. 643-2185. $250 monthly. Tenant pays 643-4535. HARROWS & WALLACE Services Ottered 31 pany, 643-5308. “ ■ 633- days a week. Must have car. '$ dead-end street. Zinsser Agen- ManchMter N«w Haven H a itM fieldstone, brick, concrete. utilities. Jesdor Realty, 63 Free estimates, after 5 p.m., MANCHESTER - Luxurious Phone Todayl cy, 646-1511. 84S-93M 397-1515 728-6615 SHARPENING Service - NO JOB too small, toilet SLIGHTLY USED Craftsman 1411. Don Hatak (Circulation Dept.) 643-1870 or 644-2975. 8” table saw plus 6” jointer on one-bedroom Townhouse, king Saws, knives, axes, shears, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen MANCHESTER - Newer one- size master bedroom, walk-in Manchester Evening Herald . skates, rotary blades. Quick faucets replaced, repaired, rec stand. Call 646-5199 after 4 p.m. E NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - bedroom apartment. Quiet closet, full, private basement. 647-9946 service. Capitol Equipment rooms, bathroom remodeling, location. Includes heat, Includes all appliances, heat, Remodeling, repairing, ad- heat modernization, etc. Free Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. ditions, rec rooms, porches and appliances and carpeting. $195 carpeting and pool. $230 per Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday estimates gladly given. M & M month. Paul W. Dougan, roofing. No job too small. Call Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. DISPOSABLE monthly. Paul w. Dougan, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- 649-3144. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. Here's wishing you a 7958. DIAPER JOBSEEKERS - Open seven MAINTENANCE work full or TOWNE Plumbing Service, holiday that resounds TOP QUALITY work - Septic, YEAR END SALE FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, AVAILABLE January 1st, days. Immediate job oppor- part - time, equal opportunity. REWEAVING burns, holes. repairs, alterations, vanity three room apartment, modem For appointment write Box P, with peace and joy. sewer connections, bulldozing, • DayUina hot water, cooking gas, stove, tunities, serving greater Hart- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. caoinets a specialty. Call to refrigerator, wall-to-wall styling, appliances, parking, 'i ford and surrounding towns. Manchester Herald. Our thanks to you. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- • Overnight Window shades, Venetian Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- carpeting, $185. Adults only, no storage, carpeting, lease and Jobseekers, 568-1070. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 4056. • Toddler ___ • EXPERIENCED meat cutters- 5114. pets. Security deposit required. security required, no dogs. greetings Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Centrally located. Call 643-%78. HilUaro Street, after 6 p.m. call ■■ CASHIERS - Needed for 40 hours weekly. Salary d.o.e. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - DISPOTECH, INC. Bloomfield, Conn. Jobseekers, F. J. S P IL E C K I CARPENTRY — Repairs, 91 ELM ST., M A NCH ESTER 649-7289. '■ Glastonbury store. Full, part- ^a$Lc\xav& & MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Prompt, courteous service. Call DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart- time. Good Salary. Call 568-1070. remodeling, additions, roofing. 643-1496. Opposite Manchester Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Call David Patria, South Wind- ment - Complete appliances, TWO-BEDROOM duplex, Jobseekers, 568-1070. Realtors 189 West Center 8t. spraying. Fully insured. Community College T h e season’s warm glow is filling the air with REALTORS-MLS ManchMter sor, 644-1796. carpeting, air-conditioned, appliances, full basement. No PHONE FROM home to ser- Licensed. Free estimates. LYNN’S PLUMBING - LIbrai)raty swimming pool. $175 plus pets. Lease and security. $210 vice our customers for super Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Repairs, remodeling, new con- 646-51jB6 utilities. Robet D. Murdock, per month. Available January earnings. Choose own hours. struction. Water pumps. Realtor, 643-2692. 1st. 647-9773, 649-9455. Call 647-1810. happiness and cheer, laughter and joy. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Aluminum Siding French spoken also. 875-7263. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Kitchen Ra-modaling FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing FURNITURE and mis- LAB TECHNICIANS - Required stumps removed, fully insured. New Additions And as we celebrate this special time, Got a tree problem? Well worth - Repairs and remodeling, cellaneous items for sale to set- to have a minimum CLA cer- R.E. MILLER. Builder tle estate. Sheraton type solid tification with one year a phone call. 742-8252. sewer lines cleaned electrical- Cali 649-1421 ly. Prompt service on emergen- cherry tall four poster bed, two experience in a hospital we want to take a moment to thank you for dressers, chest and mirror, laboratory. Will be expected to cherished CUSTOM MADE Draperies, cies. 643-7024. very reasonable work reproductions, custom made, occasionally rotate weekends meny ■ customers like new. Some antiques and as scheduled. These are full your valued patronage and good friendship. guar:uaranteed, call anytime. 649- WES ROBBINS carpentry Flooring 36 4266. oriental rugs, sofa, ladies time, permanent positions with (J m m N . . . thanks. remodeling specialist. Ad- clothing size 12 and 14, and mis- excellent salary and above ditions, rec rooms, dormers, FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, ALTERATIONS - Dresses, (specializing in older floors). cellaneous household items. average fringe benefits. Only built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Call 643-6717. those witn acceptable coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. 649-3446. Ceilings and inside painting. TOWN OF COVENTRY Quality workmanship. Call 649- John verfaille, 646-5'/50, 872- references need apply. Please FRESH SWEET apple cider. ’ ZONING BOARD OF contact: Personnel Employ- 7554. LEON Cieszynskl builder - new 2222. APPEALS Macintosh and Delicious ment Office. W.W. Backus homes custom built, apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 There will be a public hearing TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving Hospital, 326 Washington remodeled, additions, rec Bush Hill Rd. on Monday, January 6, 1975 at Street, Norwich, Conn. 889-iB331 TEDFORD REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER large appliances, cleaning rooms, garages, kitchens 7:30 p.m. in the basement room ext. 357. EOE. cellars and attics. Free es- remodeled, bath tile, cement □ MISC. FOR SALE timates. 644-175. USED metal office desks, $30 of the Coventry Town Hall to Norma Tedlord Janet Prophet work. Steps, dormers. Residen- each and up. Metal 4-door filing JOBS - Interested in a job that ROARD OF REALTORS, INC. tial or commercial. Call 649- 41 hear the following appeals: Ruth Mendltto Judith Williams GUTTERS cleaned and Articles tor Sale cabinets., $30 each and up. Mass Bus Company — Carl E. requires no' experience and 4291. Metal fireproof filing cabinet. offers free training, security, repaired. Painting and ALUMINUM sheets used as Church asking for a special ga^^e^nging. Call Bill Lessard Maple student arm tablet travel, education and good pay? TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY printing plates, .007 thick, chairs, $7.50 each. Gremmo & exception as provided for in Contact your Air Force Carpentry and general contrac- Section 3.1.11 for the purpose of 23x32’ ’. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Sons Sales, 819 East Middle representative at 221 Asylum ting. Residential and commer- Phone 643-2711. Turnpike, Manchester. 649-9953. parking school buses until such Street, Hartford or call 244- TWO HANDYMEN-will clean cial. Whether it be a small attics and cellars, light time, within 60 days of hearing 2347. repair lob, a custom built home NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 BIKES- two, one boy’s, one as land can be purchased and trucking, reasonable rates, 643- or anything in between, call 646- cents each. Inquire side door. 5305. girl’s, both good condition. $20 zoned for this purpose. WOMAN TO care for two small 1379. Manchester Evening Herald. each, call 644-8623. George M. Coon boys, 11:30 - 3, four days a week. Light housekeeping ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan- STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, WE BUY and sell used fur- Chairman iJ M i eling, rec rooms, offices, BLUE Lustre not only rids Coventry Zoning duties. Must have own car. May fireplaces, flagstone terraces, niture. Cash on the line. One carpets of soil but leaves pile bring own child. To start first household repairs. Phone 649- concrete repairs, inside and Board of Appeals piece or an entire hous'efull. soft and lofty. Rent electric week in January. Call 649-1685. 4594. outside. Reasonably priced. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson, 643-0851. Main Street Rear, behind Paint Company. EXPERIENCED meat SNOW PLOWING, commercial Douglas Motor Sales. wrapper. Experienced only and residential. 649-3015 after 4. ANY TYPE Carpentry and NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam INVITATION apply. Excellent salary, ^ p ly masonry work, additions and CLEAN USED refrigerators, cleaner prolongs carpet life by Western Beef, 61 Tolland 'Turn- LIGHT HAULING and remodeling. Free estimates. A. ranges, automatic washers, trucking. Odd jobs. Minor elec- keeping them cleaner longer! ^ Joyous Cfmimos TO BID pike, Manchester. Squillacote, 649^11. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Rent at Manchester Wallpaper Sealed bids will be received trical and plumbing repairs. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Cheap. For estimates, 646-1413. & Paint Company, 185 Middle in the Office of The Director of NURSE’S AIDES - 3-11, BUILDING - Remodeling, 2171 ______Turnpike, West. 646-0143. yyiay the spiritual peace of this General Services, 41 Center experienced, full time or part- roofing, rec rooms, additions, WILL DO snow plowing and Christmas enter into your lives. It s a Street, Manchester, Connec- time. Highest starting salary. garages. All kinds, carpentry SEASONED oak wood - Split TEN GUN - Gun Cabinet - New, Liberal frii^e benefits. On the sanding of driveways and work. For estimates call 64^ ticut, until January 8, 1975 at the seasons keep bringing and ready for fireplace. $20 dark walnut finish, large am- time of joy . . . a time to wish bus line, ^ s t Hartford Con- parking lots. Manchester, 1142. orders delivered. 742-7886. 11:00 a.m. for the following: Bolton, Andover, areas. Call munition drawer. $150. STORM DRAINAGE - valescent Home, 745 Main Telephone 647-9037. everyone the happiness and contentment Street, East Hartford. happy holidays to you. Our 742-8352 a fter 5:30. R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad- WELLS STREET DARK, RICH Loam - Five ditions, garages, porches, yards, $27.50 plus tax. Also of that Holy night long ago. Thanks. Special attention is called to PaIntInS-Pspering 32 kitchen and formica work, PART-TIME, temporary wish is that they be merry and bright sand, stone, gravel, pool and Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 the requirements of the Davis- typist. Accuracy with figures Christmats Greetings repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. patio sand. 643-9504. CEILINGS, Inside painting, Bacon Act Labor Rates and necessary. Call 649-2206. ... filled with love and peace. DOG-CAT boarding reser- Employment Standards. papering, floor sanding- TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service NEW-USED - reconditioned It’s all around — that Christmas feelingl May it fill reltnishing (specializing In vations. Combined Inside/out- Bid form s, plans and DISHWASHER wanted - 11 Accept our thanks for your loyalty. • remodeling, repairs, counter typewriters - Many makes and side runs, partitioned privacy, J. D. REAL ESTATE a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. for a older floors). John Verfaille, and cabinet work, free es- specifications are available at your holiday with warmth, joy and loving thoughts. We hope you 646-5750, 872-2222. models from $60 to $265. Fully germicidal lighting. Canine the General Services Office, 41 Apply in person at Tacorral, 246 smiiHes tlmtes. Call 643-5769. guaranteed. Appliance Service Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Christmas filled with happy moments Broad Street. ASSOCIATES Center Street, Manchester, GRAD STUDENTS, Center, 707 Main Street, Manchester, 646-5971. shared with loved ones. Thanks to all. enjoy this time to the fullest. Thanks, friends. J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. REMODELING - R ^airs, new Manchester. 643-7577. 618 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER Connecticut. HOSTESS WANTED - Monday - experienced Insured, excellent construction. Garages, TOWN OF MANCHESTER io e. c M ter st rut , ma n c mis t ir references and quality Interior FOR FREE - Two dogs with Friday, 11 a.m. -2:30 p.m. Must breezeways, recreation rooms, house, moving can’t keep. Call CONNECTICUT CARL A. ZINSSER painting at the lowest price. etc. Check our prices then com- FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half be neat and personable. Apply cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. 649-2117. ROBERT B. WEISS, in person at lacorral, 246 Broad THE HAYES CORPDRATION 649-7034. pare. 528-8364. GENERAL MANAGER' Street. Realtor MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manche»ter, Conn., Tues., Dec. 24.1974 — PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Dec. 24, 1974 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Auto* For Sale 91 Autpa For Sala, 91 Auto* For Sala 61 Auto* For Sale 91 BENJY BY JIM BERRY BUGS BUNNY HKRK’S TH ' H O C X e y O AME / I THOUGHT IF T E L L T H E M UM. YA*.DUB o r p h a n a g e HE5 THE GUV W ITS HIS THATfe WHAT 1 UKE th' office p o o l fer |V ? &OTA VCXI H4WEFTT WIIA P P E P TW T H C V T K IE P A L L TH E y'V E HA P BENEFIT WAS A HUGE vVMOIIWENTEP 1 BIGGEST TO SEE... THINGS THIS WEEK'S BASKETBALU PART S C T V BT,H A V E V O U - T H E S E TH IN G S IT,M OTH E R ” IF SUCfcE55.' t h e o w l s T h e INSTAHTi VICTORY P P A TOO&H ^\& &oe, I HUMMING... EVERY- &W1E IS TH' AWP T H E F O OTB AU. GAME I TO NIG HT T H E T H E y K E E P PRESENTED A GENEROUS RERUN iINC e A PFIT^F BODY BUSY.' / ------< BIGGEST AWP HOLP O F F O WTH' K IP S WOULP TH IS LIP W E'LL CHECK, A NUMBER OF FINE HIS CHECK THAfJ A'/PRA&P MXI WEVE TE L E S C O P E / HA VE A C H A N C E B E WRAPPING 6IFTS AND A UVE TURHEY A T TH E M TOMOR- H ALF TH E CAME BACK -g-PA-SOfO. NIGHT.' MARKED FI^HT! SUFFICIENT PIP I HAPPEN TO MENTION FUNDS. Joyous THAT r ChRiSOMAS (D H7< by WtA. IlK 55 MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD Apartment* For Rant 53 Apartment* For Rant S3 Apartment* For Rant 53 Bu*lne** tor Rant (D ay your holiday be filled MANCHESTER - Newer three MANCHESTER - Family style 2-bedroom townhouse, private OFFICE SPACE with peace and serenity: HE A D M ITT E D A N D HE SAID H E'LL FIND I'LL RESERVE JU D G M E N T W H y DON' b^room Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, APARTMENT ON TH A T O N E i B U T I WE BRING all appliances, carpeting, entrances and patio, finished FOR RENT TH AT THE BOCCO O UT FOR M E WHO TR IE D DO VOU RENTAL OFFICE the quiet contentment W H A T DIP AACKCNZIE KID'S W ID O W TO G E T TH E ROCCO KID j B ELIEV E DO K N O W T H A T TH E HER IN FO private. 3250 monthly. Security. rec room, includes heat, ROCCO KID'S WIDOW TOLD QUESTIONIh We have a large variety of appliances and carpeting. 3240 250 square feet, center of T E L L y o u , U N C LE P H IL? OWES HIM SIX TO TH R O W HIS L A ST A H IM ? Immediate. Frechette & Mar- Manchester, air-conditioning THOUSAND FROM M E A PACK O F LIES / NviOViNG tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. deluxe one and two-bedroom per month. Paul W. Eiougan, which comes from within. PLAyiNG THE IT ALL- apartments and townhouses Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. and parking. Call: 643-9551. HORSESj 3 Our special thanks II-w ATTRACTIVE two room apart- throughout Manchester. Ren- HE R O ES A R E M A D E-N OTB O R N 9 WMHW. .. IM W C ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, tal office open daily from 9-5, LARGE FOUR room apart- TWO-ROOM office with private to the patrons we serve electricity, references. No pets. other times by appointment. ment, second floor, recently lavatory. Near Manchester MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BLD FISHER Call 646-3167 or 228-3540. renovated, parking, appliances, Hospital. Call 643-1186. 3145. monthly. Call after 6, 649- for putting DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. 2252. y e n , 1 M AKING T U R K E y TucoP MM‘M—1 / STUF F IT? I DIDN’T CHARLES APARTMENTS - 240-A New State Rd, Manchester MANCHESTER - Only store in (A East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 their trust in us. stuffing.' STU F F IT WITH 646-1021 south end, ideal for food THeCNRIST^S fr om T H E . room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, MANCHESTER - six room business, real estate, etc. For OINNERTODAV f ^ FA R M -> ,0 / I DID you A N Y TH IN G -IT appliances, carpeted, 2 air- duplex, three bedrooms, base- details, 643-8078 after 6. FORTbMORROW/- \W A 6 N ’TH 0 L L 0 V ^ V i^ conditioners, heat, hot water, ment, attic, parking, bus line, 3185. monthly. Security. 646- 61 storage, basement garage, ONE ROOM and three room Autos For Sala 3285 a f te r 4 p.m. m soundproofing, washer-dryer furnished apartm ent - All U y M cIH hook-ups, 3250 monthly, Charles utilities. Older persons PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER MANCHESTER - four rooms, TAKE A Pontlcelli, 6464)800, 646-1540. preferred. 272 Main Street. 2 includes appliances and heat. SECOND LOOK! moiro [PRISCILLA!^ FURNISHED one-bedroom 3170. Security required. Call m L.WHAT SIX LARGE rooms, 3 or 4 647-9936 o r 649-2003. 1973 OLDSMOBILE 98 ardtop, apartment on Main Street. Heat bedrooms, central, quiet street, tT? included. 3155. Security deposit excellent condition, loaded, low 3225. Security and lease. 649- FOUR ROOM apartment, for mileage. $3,999. required. Available January 11. 1924. 649-9226 before 2 p.m. rent, second floor, partially fur- nished. Call 643-45W. 1973 FORD Into sedan, excellent NEW SECOND floor five-room condition, automatic. MANCHESTER - super one flat, three bedrooms, kitchen Homes tor Rent 54 bedroom Townhouse, private with self-cleaning range, CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE patio and basement, includes 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury Ml. 4-door 1963 CHEVROLET 2-door Im- refrigerator, dishwasher and hardtop, air, very clean. Wanted to Rent 57 NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1968 VOLVO, 144, automatic, 4 heat, appliances, cai >ting, and TWO new Northfield Green disposal, fully carpeted, two $1,499. Bankrupt? Repossessed? good condition, 3900 or best pala, winterized, good rubber. "WOTTA YA KNOVW per month. Paul W. condominium homes with three Good running condition. 3150. THE COURT'S 'V WT OWLY IF HB ERECTS ' YBOXHHl air-conditioners, laundry hook- WANTED - Garage or parking Honest Douglas accepts lowest offer. Call after 4 p.m., 649- DBCI5I0N 15 HIS UNCLE'S STATUS IN LOOKIT THE \EASYl THERE IS ugan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Call 646-2888. up. Peterman Agency, 649-9404. 1968 PLYMOUTH oadrunner, 4. space to rent, reasonable price, down, sm allest payments. 2192. that ALVAREDO HIS FRONT YARD! OLE HAG I A SANTY CLA0$j 4535. carpeting, air-conditioning and speed. 0LUCK MAY KEEP much more. Each 3350. monthly Manchester, for car. Call 649- Douglas Motors, 345 Main. CENTRAL - Four-room apart- $400. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial - THE EMERALD plus utilities. One year lease or 6327. ment, second floor, gas and e;as dition, header, 14” tires, 3350. Fully loaded. Savings Bank of lease with option to buy. Call 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, good TOYOTA - See us for reliable stove. No pets. Security. Call Call 6464104. Manchester repossession. PRESIDENTIAL Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. running condition. $290 used Toyotas with our 60-day BY ART SANSOM 646-1189. Herald Classified Us wM find a new 100% warranty. We also buy Asking 33,000. 646-1700. THE BORN LOSER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN bus. VILLAGE APTS. WILLIMANTIC - Oak Ridge MANCHESTER home for evemthing. . . even for you! used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Needs engine. Best offer. Call MANCHESTER CHARLES APARTMENTS - Village. New 5 and 6 rooms, HONDA 345 Center S tre et, M anchester, UHtS ape 30U PULLIWfo TPIED 646-4321. after 5, 649-6153. East Middle Tpke. Deluxe 41/2 from 3175 per m onth. 24 Adam* St. 646-2799. Autos For Sale 61 Motorcycles-BIcyclaa 64 WT flops'? One fand two bedrooms room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, References and security. Fur- 1972 GREMLIN standard, radio o w e ? nished models open daily. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare Near schools, churches and all appliances, carpeted, 2 air- and heater, low mileage, EXPERT bicycle r^airs, all Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 4 ^ our low rates. Young drivers shopping center, on bus conditioners, heat, hot water, excellent condition, asking fl,- makes, models and speeds. storage, 2 garages, sound 0797 anytime. welcome. For quotation call line. Call anytime. Rod Dolin, 646-6(fi0. 650. Call 649-6549. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, prooffng, washer and dryer Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- FIVE ROOM country house, hookup,lookup, fireplace, fenced-infences 1965 CHEVROLET Impala - 2098. 646-2623 patio. 3280. Charles Ponticelli, large lot, Glastonbury - WE PAY 310 for complete junk latio. 3 For parts. 375 or best offer. Call 646-0800, 646-1540. Manchester line. Occupancy cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body, 528-1990. 649-3172. 1957 HARLEY DAVIDSON immediateW. References. sportster, chopper, much Autos For Sale 61 Write P.O. mx 159, Buckland THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Auto* For Sale 91 1972 FORD Torino S tation 1968 CHRYSLER Newport - enrome, new motor, Gurder Station, Manchester, Conn. frontend. Best offer. 646-4104. 06040. Wagon - V-8, automatic, power Good condition. Savings Bank steering, air, very clean. of Manchester repossession. Chorches Motors, 643-2791. Asking 3700. 646-1700. Autos For Sale 61 V'KNOW - NOW, you can' t MANCHESTER - Three-room I WAS DON'T duplex, stove, refrigerator. ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN THINKING, s t a r t Aoiilts. 3155 monthly. Security. AND.... THAT TO G O /.. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475, 742- SORRY ABOUT ...THIS IS A FRIEND PLEASED TO ^ Mcrrvou.vDUR again 8243. ■THE MIX-Uf? OF MINK, 6 UZ...HIS THIS , OSCAR/ARE/ name IS MARKO/ YEAR/ YOU TWO OKAY? Business tor Rant 55 MERRy ChRisTMAsTo All II // MANCHESTER - East Center // Street. Modem air-conditioned AND WITH OUR GREETINGS office space, from 100 to 2,000 square feet, 34.50 per foot. We 've asked Santa to deliver good cheer, Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. E A SINCERE EXPRESSION happy tim es, and our heartiest OF GRATITUDE TO OUR ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new wishes to show our appreciation for your FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. brick and steel building, clear loyal friendship and continued patronage. span, loading dock, heat and air-conditioning optional. 872- 1 WIN AT BRIDGE May your holidays be filled 8351. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY with joy, laughter, family MR. ABERNATHY ‘ SINGLE ROOM and three and thankfulness. rooms available as suite or De Cormier WLABEKMATHVISVEW C singles. Air-conditioning, off UPSET ABOUT TUB Bl© Limit One good piay per hand street parking. Phone John H. a PROP IN BUSINESS. ^ANVTHIN6 TED TRUDON PONTI AC Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. ELSE? The bidding has been: 24 373 Main Street, Manchester Autos For Safe 61 Motor Sales he. North growled, “I guess could only add two diamonds West N orth E;ast South NORTH (D) 24 and three clubs to his four lA A A42 your limit is one good play to a hand.” trumps for down one. Pass !♦ Pass ? ?854 J ♦ K7 South would have made the You, South, hold: 4 a KQ62 ‘‘What do you mean?” GK7643 GA2 49 AAK7 32 00RFS& hand if he had gone after a WEST EAST asked South. “I guarded fifth trump trick. He should What do you do now? A 9853 A76 against the four-two trump A—Bid one spade. What else? wvr~ ■ • ------Ipi have played just one trump. f 973 ▼ A K Q J 6 break. Could I help it if botn 'Three diamonds would come minor suits failed to break?” BY DICK CAVALLI A Q 1083 A 52 next with dummy’s ace of WINTHROP ♦ 75 ♦ j 1093 trumps ruffing the third one. TODAY’S QUESTION SOUTH The answer to South’s ques- Your partner continues to one HE SAID WHV SHOULD HE BE notrump. What do you do now? mr./wurphv HF SAW HE 6 E N T OiST A KQJIO tion is that not only could he That would have been THE ONL-V roSTMAN WHOfe have guarded against those pH SENTAAE TOO po st c a r d s- f 102 South’s second good play and Answer Tomorrow 'WORKIN© HIAASEUFTD PBAlH ? A A J 9 6 4 breaks; he should have AFtPSrCARD that extra trump trick would ♦ 84 guarded against them. have allowed nim to score FBOW \J€> game and rubber. VB2A6. Both vulnerable 1 The defense had started West North East South (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) lA U with three rounds of hearts. lA South had discarded a club Pass 2A Pass 34 Answer to Previous Puzzle Pass Pass on the third heart lead, Pass 4 A whereupon East had shifted Scrambler a Pass 1^ to the jack of clubs. South tjj Opening lead- 9f won in dummy; drew trumps and smiled when he found A C R O S S PICK By Oswald & James Jacoby 1 C a p i t a l o l N o w 6 Still <^U-J ' that they had broken 4-2. He 7 Sermon (ab.) /a-ay didn’t smile for long when he Yoik 2 • W. win, fc. TJI. uxox 7 Follow* tlrsl 8 Sagas BY FRANK O’NEAL l3Mongagaa 9 Desires SHORT RIBS tOEpiepoom (OGem 15 Solum, lor 11 Girt s nickname THE NEAREST 12 Layer ol atones WELL, WHAT D O 'ytXlt 'rr SEEMS ID lack\ InslMKe SOMETH I TREE IS IN tar gaxei le Emulate* (Scot.) THINK OP IT ? I C*%> 17 Glutted 20/Uilennt THE NEXT 47 Mousetrap (diel wmm. - B y CLAY R. POLLAN ISPrleonroom* 21Farm 31 Building ------^ ^ ARIIS L IIR A additions Engl rrt THE best t '\ / COUNTY Your Daily Acf/v/ly Guldt igw iseel 22ChiKchl*slival I- / ’W MAS. Jl 37 Manuscripl (ab I 49 Italian city 23 Hebrew month 23 Go by aircralt I COULD DO. '' According lo Ih* Sian. 50 Carbamide I* 27 Epoch 24 Prohibilionisis 39 Legal term To develop messoge for Wednesdoy, 51 Confined .- > 11-16-1844 4-15-29-34^ 28 Strongbox 25 Greek war god 43 New York city -^48.5843 reod words corresponding to numbers |42-5 3 4 7 -8 ^ 32M*keemielikee 28 Right side (abl 44 Stranger 52 Whirlpool of your Zodiac birth sign. 33 Ethiopian 29 Awry 45 Pelages 54 Sainia (ab I y f TA U R U I SCORPIO 55 School subject itfW 1 Dot)'t 31 An 61 Promiting bigwig 30 Dread 46 The dill 62 For OCT. m IlMf A " 2 Good 32JoumoMim 34J*lllly INKWSI' Al'KK KNTEIIflllSE ASSN I mm I c r WAV 10 3 Your 33 Much 63 Today NOV. I f - 35 Cereal gras* hi ay you and yours he blessed with the M O -13-31 SCocKtntrott 34 Work 64Tho J” r r r" r r r W IT r 65 Coll 17-20-3647, ^ 36 Inlaresi (ab I r 1 / 52-5546 5 Notvoui 35 Good 71-7448-9 6Chortn 36Fm I 66 Now 37 Repast IT tir□ )n that night, long ago, a dazzling star love and tranquility that abound throughout O IM IN I 7 RocnotKO 37Doy 67 Would SAGITTARIUS 38Larissan BY ROY CRANE 8 Forturw 38Lov« 68 Atgumortls NOK.ll / motmlam IT ij” BUZZ SAWYER 9Tontlon 39 Or 69 5 ^ 1 0 OOLilalinw guided shepherds to our Savior. On this glorious season. We wish for you a F Farmers should remain OPEN M i M Y alert to signs of pesticide poisoning, such as headache, WEDNESMY giddiness, nausea, blurred vi- Christmas Message sion and chest pains. MrmURDHtt • 1974- Merry Xnm We have all had experiences which things. To Him be glory forever and were so overpowering that our only ever.” (Rom. 11:33-38) To One reaction was to wonder at the Christmas is not the time for us to Mid Ml! mystery of it all. get involved in theological arguments Paul felt that way about what God about the existence of God. Christmas had done in and through Christ. After is a time for us to ponder the wonder Marlow’s Shoe Dept. trying to explain to the new con- and the mystery of what God has ac- (Lower Store Level) gregations in Rome how God had complished and to celebrate the fact Main Street, Manchester helped men through Christ, he finally that the life of Christ has made a had to admit it was just beyond difference. explanation. It is in this spirit of joy and “0 the depths of the riches and the gratitude that we on behalf of wisdom and the knowledge of God. Manchester’s (Christian community How unsearchable are His judgments extend sincere good wishes to all for a and how inscrutable His ways. For blessed Christmas celebration and a who has known the mind of the Lord, blessed New Year. send our good or who has seen His Counselor? wishes to Or who has given a gift t& Him that Rev. Ronald J. Fournier He might be repaid? For from Him Msgr. Edward J. Reardon all, iced and through Him and to Him are all with our special Go To Church of Your Choice^ Tomorrow season’s Talcottville Congregational thanks. The birth of the Christ Child North United Methodist Church, 10, Fellowship, 11, Church, 11 , Candlelight Com- will be celebrated in munion Service; St. John’s Manchester area churches with Worship Service; Second Episcopal Church of Vernon, 7, special services and Masses Congregational Church, 7:30, Candlelight Service, pageant Family Eucharist; 11, Service tonight and tomorrow. of Carob, 11:30, Traditional Protestant services in and special music; Trinity Midnight Eucharist; Union Manchester churches tonight Covenant, 11:15, Service; Zion Congregational Church of will be at Center Evangelical Lutheran Church, Rockville, 7, Candlelight Ser- Congregational Church, 10:30, 7, Children’s Christmas Ser- vice. vice; Wapping Community Wassail party for post-high Qiurch, 7:30 and 11, Candlelight youth and friends, 11:30, Com- Midnight Masses will be Services. munion Service; Omrch of the celebrate at Manchester area churches including St. James Services scheduled for Nazarene, 7:30, Service; Con- tomorrow include St. Mary’s The Craft & Hobby Center cordia Lutheran Church, 3, Church where it will be ^Sunshine Singers^ Entertain at MMH Episcopal Church, 7:30 and 10 Holy Communion, 7, Festival preceded by a program of sacred music at 11:35. a.m.. Holy Communion; Zion Children’s Service, 10:45, Carol Providing a little extra sunshine at Christmas are these “Sunshine Singers” from St. sacred music at 11:35 and at St. Evangelical Lutheran Church, 9 775 MAIN STREET sing, 11, Festival Holy Commu- ALLAN GABER MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Joto’s Polish National Catholic a.m.. Worship Service; St. Rose’s Church in East Hartford who are serenading the patients of Manchester Memorial FAITH GABER nion Service. George’s Episcopal Church of Hospital as they visit various corridors. (Herald photo by Pinto) (203) 643-9338 Also, Emanuel Lutheran Churdi. Bolton, 10 a.m.. Holy Commu- Church, 5, Family Christmas Area Protestant services nion and Meditation; St. John’s Service, 11, Festive Service tonight include Bolton Episcopal Church of Vernon, 10 with special music; Community Congregational Churdi, 7:30, a.m., Eucharist; and St. John’s Baptist Churdi, 7:30, Service of Worship Service; St. George’s Polish National Catholic Carob and Candies; St. Mary’s Episcopal Churdi of Bolton, Church, Mass at 9 and 10:30 Episcopal Church, 11, Midni^t 5:30, Choral Eucharist, 11:15 a.m. Eucharist preceded by carob; p.m., solemn high Eucharist; Council on World Hunger Contributors to the and Mrs. Kenneth G. Benson, Jesseman, and gift to Sbter Manchester Council on World Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Mullen, Patricb Barry and the faculty Hunger are: Kenneth Weibust, Barbara M. of St. James School. Anderson, Mrs. Eldon Coyken- Gifts in memory df Hector Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. dall, gift to Mrs. Alice Lamen- Belcourt by Miss Mabel Gillette zo, ^ ft to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman, Esther H. Wood, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. (Charles Bez- and Mrs. Raymond Winter, Devel. zini of Manchester, Dawn and Naomi Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Abo, the Neal Cheneys, the Lew Belcourt of Lakebnd, 'H u s hepC^nstrnas unA itnecu^tD our^eiuts TnectrmtA TwOer^ ends (^Jid ds is idiusnt^ a n d ji In whatever manner the traditions rememderaig ' -c and spirit of Christmas come to your house, we wish you the merriest of alll Aim ki KM tpkH Nnoffl Dm . 28-Jm . 4 on oM on many, CfirMmo* many, ngiritr WATKINS FUNERAL HOME • WATKINS OF MANCHESTER • WATKINS OF HARTFORD Noma. Y o u r Gift Gallery ■Mn Floor of WotUno Broo. MS Main 8L, Manehoator Ctoaad Mon., Hum. i NfaO. Dm