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He left Johnson & Johnson drug com the needs of many of the Northeastern states.” named the council historian. the store with another suspect, but two ELECTRONICS -i-pcM.d pany, and Lucky Stores, owner of Larayette states which refuse to recognize that they, The Texas Railroad Commisson Though all monies donated to the council others remained. the pharmacy where the drug too, have a corresponding responsibility to Thursday set the oil allowable for January go directly to world hunger, those wishing Demands Varied was purchas^ on a prescrip at 100 per cent production. It was the 34th to donate monies for the council’s Lundquist said the gunmen’s demands tion. straight month of full production In Texas, operating expenses may do so, Mrs. Flynn varied. During the trial Mrs. Aheam The Electronics Showing Center and Langdon said the effort is draining the said. “The wanted to take hostages. Then testified that she suffered ANIENNAS • Aliro ACCESSOKIKS • HINOCI'l.ARS • HOOKS • CABINETKV • CAI.CIII AlOKS • I AMEKAS • EI ECIIUCAI, ACCESSOHIES • HI El COMPONENIS ■ INIEKCOMS • KITS • I.AMPS • MUSICAL INSTRUMENIS • PHONO NEEDLES • POWER TOOLS state’s resources. The next council meeting will be Jan. 20 they wanted a car. Later they asked for severe headaches in February, • PUBLIC ADDRESS • RADIOS • SEMICONDUCTORS • SWITCHES • IEI.EPHONES • lELESCOPES • lESI EQUIPMENT • TUBES • WALKIE TALKIES • WEATHER INSTRUMENTS • WTBINO • AND MUCH MORE In the last year oil production declined at 8 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal (?hurch. a helicopter. The just got all mixed up and 1969, and became totally blind a by 100,000 barrels a day to 3,320,000 Park St. contradicted themselves. It was a few days later. N barrels, he said. Natural gas production dangerous situation all the time because Medical experts testified that 1ft iff tn . lilt ilfM It Itwt tfttHPM. MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD ENFIELD m il Po r d dropped 4 per cent to an average 705 of that shotgun,” Lundquist said. her blindness was caused by Spree Shopping Center Biihop's Corner ^hopping Center State Line Plaza Conn. Post billion cubic feet a month. “I don’t know what set them off, " he clotting in the blood supply ser 391 Broad St. Off Center St. 357 No. Main St., Cor. Albany Ave. (Just east of Enfield Sq.) Shopping Center "While our national leaders are still said, "They were scared. They bumbled ving the eyes. •TOAdcOAtr rocoAir (Adj. Lord & Taylor) BRIDGEPORT STAMFORD shuffling papers and working on blueprints the job.” Ridgeway Center (Ilenild phutu by Dunni A spokesman for Johnson & All Stores Open Late Monday Through Saturday, Lafayette Shopping Plaza for energy survival, Texas is just about to WEATHER He said about 150 policemen had been Johnson said the decision would CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS thru Dec, 23 HAMDEN enter its fourth consecutive year of a called to the scene and officers equipped be appealed. Hamden Plaza massive, all out, 100 per cent effort to with sniper gear were placed on rooftops in Cub Scouts Carol at Convalescent Home The defense claimed the meet the energy needs of this state and of Becoming partly sunny today with highs the area and on the roof of the market. A in the mid 40s. Fair followed by increasing woman suffered an infection the United States,” Langdon said. helicopter hovered overhead. .Cub Scouts from Pack 112 at Meadows Convalescent Home. They that, caused the clotting. SHOPPING DAYS "If the Incentives to find oil and gas re cloudiness tonight. Lows in the low 30s. The four suspects were to be arraigned were accompanied by Frank Daven Saturday cloudy with rain or snow likely Washington School bring tidings of joy However, the jury held the pill main good, Texas should be able to help today. Their identities were being port, cub master, on the guitar. wu a significant contributing TO CHRISTMAS this nation overcome its energy deficit." developing. Highs around 40. withheld. as they sing carols for guests at the (actor. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., D ^ . 20, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 28, 1974- PAGE THREE THEATER SCHEDULE MA1IOHA1 WEA1HII SIftvKI POMCASV t* 7AAI 1ST - M Tips for Santa Helpers Buying for Children ( ABOUT HERALD By PATRICIA McCORMACK parents, uncles, aunts, and under adult supervision, Duddy Kravitz,” 9:00 UPl Family Editor also need things that help reading books tpicture sto Burnside Theatre — "God friends out of touch with the them to imitate grown-up ac ries) suit fine. handicrafts, sports equip father Part II," 12;00-3;45-7:3O- Vernon Cine 2 — "The Ab- TOWN NEW YORK (UPI) - YESTERDAYS child's word buy the tivity. The toddlers are great Suggestions'. Dress up out ment, swim fins and masks, bication,” 7:00; "Badlands,” •OttTON Grandpa, the golf freak, has 11:00 strangest things for their lit builders and sculptors. They fits, puppets, storekeeping larger bikes, skates, pogo U.A. East 1 — "Airport,” 8:45 great ideas for his first tle relatives and friends. need materiaii. Toy pianos toys, c a ^ register, toy phone stick, scooter, books. 2:00-7.00-9:00-11:00 Showcase 1— "Earthquake,” Cub Scout Pack 2 will have a grandson - Tim, almost 18 25 Years Ago To keep all the well-mean and drums make great gifts, and toy clock, housekeeping UChlldren nine to I'Z. in U.A. East 2 — "Island at the 12:00-2:25-4:50-7:15-9:55; WYORK COBGriATIONS Christmas party tonight at 7 at months old. Enlarged Hollister St. School plans are ing Santa’s helpers from too. toys, small trucks, cars, this age group serious atten Top of the World," 1:00-2:00- Special Late Show, 12:15 Second Congregational Church. Around Christmas time approved. scoring “zero” on the pleas planes, boats; items for tion is pinned on hobbies, 3:00-7:00-8:00-9:00-10:00 Showcase 2 — "Towering basket for a fork and plate, "Oh The one strict rule was to be grandpa runs into a big Suggestions: First tricycle, Noel Taft is elected master councilor of ing gift scale here is a guide bathing and feeding dolls; crafts, and the building ol U.A. East 3 — "Island at the Inferno," 12:10-3:30-7:00-10:30 It takes sound a long time to no, no. I always preferred to eat back at the livery stable where Zion Evangelical Lutheran bargain in the sports d epart little wagon, hobby horse, DeMolay. -by age -from the Ameri larger tricycle and other Top of the World,” 1:00-2:00- Showcase 3 — “ Longest travel to some places and pumpkin pie like this," and he the horses were kept, at noon Church council will meet play furniture, balls, collections - stamps, coins, ment of his favorite store. A can Toy Institute. wheel toys; easy contruction 3:007:00-8:00-9:00-10:00 Yard,” 12:30-2:50-5:10-7:40- seems to be very slow at pick^ up a piece in his fingers. balloons, play appliances and rocks. There's also great in for lunch and five p.'m. to start tonight at 7:45 at the church. set of really good golf clubs ' Babies under 18 menlhs. 10 Years Ago Manchester Drive-In — "Ser- 10:15; Special Late Show, 12:25 soaking in when it gets there. Then standing at the end of utensils, stuffed animals, sets; sled; backyard gym; terest in chemistry sets, home. marked down so low it's Choose brightly colored, This date was a Sunday; The Herald did pico,” 7:15; "Death Wish,” 9:30 Showcase 4 — "Golden Gun,” Robert Moses the genius who the table with a piece of dolls and doll furniture; take trains and auto racing microscopes.telescopes, Usually we went to Long’s The Maranatha Christian almost a give-away. lightweight toys of varied not publish. Vernon Cine 1 — "Friends," 12:00-2:25-4:50-7:25-10:05; visioned and then planned and pumpkin pie in one hand and a apart and put together toys layouts. computers. The desire for ac Restaurant on State Street, but Coffee House is open to all Grandpa cannot resist textures. They should be 7:10; "The Apprenticeship of Special Late Show, 12:20 managed the big World’s Fair chunk of Wisconsin long-horn sometimes a few doors away to with large parts. Clay, model IChlldren six to nine tive physical play blooms youth Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at temptation. He buys the washable, too big for him to at New York is not only a cheese In the other and real the Honiss Oyster Shop for a years. Dolls, auto race Team play includes hockey, Calvary Church. The program clubs, thinking someday his swallow, and free from rough ing dough, large crayons, dreamer but a producer. Forty- full-moon smile, "Mm! Mm! seafood dinner. layouts, equipment for sports basketball and you name it. will include a carol sing and grandson might be able to edges or sharp corners. blackboard and chalk, two or 43 years ago many Just like Mother used to make One day there were smelts on and active games such as Dramatic play also hold nv UKninu KM IK MW imTHEATRES EAST refreshments. use them. Suggestions: Rattles, nurs blocks. prominent engineers ridiculed it." the menu and I had never heard ^Children three to six baseball, football, basketball, great appeal for boys and ■ MIDDLE. TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH P,yHK.aDf • 639 EMI He figures to put the clubs ery mobiles, soft animals, Moses whep he began to plug Just a short time ago The of them before. When Dad said jump rope. Interest in group girls in this age group. Members of the Junior and under the tree for the little squeak toys, crib-gym exer yean. These like to act out for a bridge across Long Island Herald told of the Honiss he would as soon have them as Senior Youth Groups at activity builds in this age Suggestions: Model kits, NMBIIUOKIUI kid -and that the child's cisers, strings of big beads, grown-up roles like those of An all NEyiLfjly»“____ Sound. Now the idea is getting Oyster House changing hands. trout he was talking my Emanuel Lutheran Church will period but the six to nine makeup and good grooming parents will put them away picture blocks, nested boxes cowboys, firemen, policemen, featuring “The Entertainer" H R P O R T 1 9 7 6 some serious consideration and When O.C. was a little fellow language. I loved them. meet at the church Saturday at doctors and nuries. They also crowd also likes to play to- kits; chemistry and other since Mr. Moses is only 83- there were no trolleys, motor for future use. of cups, push-pull toys, musi science sets; table tennis m o AUNKERS*LliaU€ T K »i(»D R *IW «^^ That night Mother asked, 11:30 a m. to go to Hebron for a get into a young homemaker each-his-own way. busses, trucks or automobiles The situation here is ex cal and chime toys, pounding □ years-old, he may see his plans “What did you have for coasting party, if snow con thing and like to play house. Suggestions: Board games, billiard table, magic sets, ad 1 treme but the principle is at accomplished. to get from Manchester to toys, stacking toys. tabletop sports, fashion dolls, vanced construction sets DUBALDO i k CENTER dinner?" ditions warrant it. Members work among many Santa Wheel toys go over big. For WALT DISNEY w Everybody knows that The Hartford. But his father drove a 'Children 18 months to doll houses, toy typewriter or marionettes, jigsaw puzzles mocumoNS^pww Un WEATHER FOTOCAST 9 “SNIFFS." should call Dave Alvord, 647- helpers this time of year. rainy day activity, coloring 649-6205 n Evening Herald is a fine NEWS horse and “toe-board” wagon in Apparently I was not the only three years. Tliese toddlers, computer, printing set, mar team play sports equipment TpU Opia Daly 34:30, $ tl 9-S 1035, if there is only a slight books, paint sets, wooden lU Wott paper. And some of us know on business sometimes several Having no idea about a into everything, need things one who enjoyed those “sniffs” snowfall. puzzles. Records and easy bles, tops, kites, science sets card games S that it is also a fine OLDS times a week and often took the child's tastes or needs, grand to ride and climb on. They For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. Friday night will find snow developing over parts because I can recall numerous of the Lakes region and Ohio valley changing to rain in the mid and south Atlantic states. paper. That just means our kid along. occasions hearing Mother Rain is also in store for the Pacific Northwest. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies reading of the news items While Dad was attending to telling someone about them and should be the rule. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in recall things remembered from business matters the boy was it never seemed to make her parenthesis) Atlanta 35 ( 54), Boston 31 (45, Chicago 22 ( 32), Dallas 32 (68), Denver 22 (51), the past. allowed to have the run of the sad, tho she might wipe away a 2 M i l ® An example? Well, the city to accumulate whatever tear or two. 3 Dulut]j 12 (22), Houston 33 ( 70), Jacksonville 49 ( 65), Kansas City 26 ( 42), Los Angeles 48 Connecticut Forest and Park world-wisdom he could pick up. (63), Miami 60 ( 76), New Orleans 38 ( 65), New York 35 ( 42), Phoenix 38 ( 72), San Fran • 1 D . Association used to hold its an cisco 41 (61), Seattle 42 ( 48), St. Louis 24 ( 40), Washington 36 (51). nual meetings in State Forests V e r n o n ^ or Parks. Usually the program was planned for a business meeting followed by a guest speaker and then a picnic lunch. Recently The Herald an nounced that ex-Gov. Baldwin would speak to a gathering in Manchester. While he was still TV TONIGHT the Gov. Baldwin he was the m aker at a meeting in a state 6:00 Kung F u ...... 8-40 park. News...... 3-8-22-30 1974 Drag racing ...... 18 After the governor’s talk, 12 O’clock High ...... 18 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 folks broke out their baskets Honeymooners ...... 20 Washington Review ...... 24 and occupied all the tables that Electric C om pany...... 24 8:30 were clustered around the cen Bonanza ...... 40 NDS SHOW SAT.-8UN. 1 PM-3 PM CARTOON STARTS SHOW 99 Chico and the Man 20-22-30 tral place. We finally found an 6:30 Wall Street W e e k ...... 24 unused table removed some dis News...... 3-20-22-30 9:00 tance back near a woods-path. Zoom ...... 24 M ovie...... 3 We had finished eating when 7:00 we saw the governor coming SAfUm iAY SPEOALS n fiu iiK Six Million Dollar Man .. 8-40 A NATIONAL News...... 3-22-40 Stanley Cup Highlights ... 18 along the path with a bag of GENERAL PICTURES Truth or Consequences ... 8 Life of L eonardo...... 24 some small items like popcorn KUNDRELEASE • COLOR Dick Van Dyke...... 18 or salted nuts which he was 9:30 Film...... 20 tossing into the air and catching Aviation W eather...... 24 Washington D ebates...... 18 them in his mouth as they fell. To Tell the Truth...... 30 We had never met the gover EARN COLLEGE CREDIT 10:00 7:30 nor before but our young Night Stalker ...... 8-40 daughter grabbed her camera IN YOUR LIVING ROOM Wild World of A nim als___3 Police Woman...... 20-30 Take a community college course on television this Porter Wagoner...... 18 and hid behind the trunk of a DACRON FILLED Masterpiece Theatre ...... 24 BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS large tree beside the path. semester. The Community Colleges of Connecticut In Human Dimension ...... 20 10:30 When she thought the distance cooperation with Connecticut Public Television wllj offer Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-22 New Directions ...... 18 was about right she stepped out two courses this semester. Black Perspective...... 24 11:00 and snapped a picture. THE ASCENT OF MAN A history of man through science Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Nows...... 4.3-8-18-22-30-40 The governor laughed ”Ha, and art. CfilsSes begin JahMry 1. Nanny and the Professor . 40 8.-00 1 Love Lucy y...... 20 Ha! You caifjjiht nie again with CALL4I0W FDR YDUR ECONOMICS 201 A basic course dealing wiih the Planet of the Apes ...... 3 11:30 I my mouth opien as usual.” Then he walked over to oiir table to HDLIDAY APPDINTMENTSI COMFORTERS economic problems of ^ i e t y as M ovie...... 8 & GIFT WRAP get acquainted. The good wife OPEN MON.-SAT. 9 to 5 as whole. Classes begin January This printing test pattern is In C oncert...... 8-40 20. Both adorning and evening Johnny Carson — 20-22-:30 still had about half of one of her THUR8. & FRI. ’til 9 part of The Herald quality con big pumpkin pies on the table so classes available. 1:00 E trol program in order to give asked if he would care for a you one of the finest Midnight Special... 20-22-30 303 East Center St., Manchester Credit earned may be applied toward a degree at any piece. newspapers in the nation. 1:30 "Well, I’ve just finished a Connecticut Community College. 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(UPI) - extremely Important to his space it would cost between Admitted Tuesday: Cheryl Mutch, Imperial Dr., education of future anitpal doc trary to what we Just ArrIvedI VERNON Club and Fred Recave of Rt. 30, Robert Ahnert, RFD 8, Vernon; Requested New England’s governors do state because of 60 students $12,000 and $16,000 per pupil. "I Case, Regan Rd., Vernon; Manchester; Clarence Neff, tors from the six state region. recommended. The only hard Vernon was elected to his Kenneth Barnes, Pinney Hill not see any big medicine in the who graduated from pre- haye a real serious han^p in Treated sand will be dis Gaynor PI., Rockville; Beverly WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en. Instead, the New England offer of a contract we have had m S H . LIVE FROM MAINE fourth consecutive term as Marie GuidottI, Hammond St., Apts., Rockville; Joseph establishment of a regional veterinary courses at the spending this kind of money. tributed by public works per Pippin and son, New Britain: Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., Governors’ Conference adopted is from the University of Penn treasurer. Bob Hampp of Rockville; John Hlpsky, Staf B ossie, Snipsic Village, veterinary school — just big University of Vermont this Perhaps a new system of veter- AND KICkiNQ sonnel Monday (Dec. 23) to Nicholas Pullman Jr., Thursday called on President a resolution urging the board to sylvania,’’ said Maine State Constance Dr., Manchester was ford Springs; Emily htechado, Ellington; Cheryl Case. Regan bills. year, none will be accepted to ninary para-medics would be reaidenU of District 1, the City Glenwood Rd., Ellington; Ford to expand his clemency look into the possibility of ^ n . Bennett D. Katz, NEBHE S h e H c r a t & elected treasurer. Their terms Tolland; Steven Meehan, Hart Rd., Vernon; Elizabeth Cher- The chief executives turned any of the 19 veterinary schools the answer," said Rhode Island of Rockville, Andrew P. program for Vietnam War chairman. will be effective with the ford; Angelina Pozzato, Moun Homer Trembiay, Stafford tow, Storrs; Dean Devine, down a recommendation entering contracts with in the U.S. during 1975. Gov. Philip W. Noei. ’tricarico, director of public Area Profile resisters and to extend it Vermont Gov. Thomas P. January 1975 meeting. tain St., Ellington; Roy Rothe, Springs. Hemlock Dr., Vernon; Barbara Thursday by the New England veterinary schools outside New "In rural America, states like works, announces. beyond the Jan. 31 expiration Salmon said the issue of a .OUSTERS Stafford Springs; Walter War- Admitted Wednesday: Joyce Estabrook and son, Stafford Board of Higher Education Egland to take pupils from the Maine, we need a sufficient Distribution will begin at the cup, Pinnacle Rd,, Ellington; Burke, Oakmore Dr., Vernon; Springs. deadline. number of pairs of hands to deal east end of the city and will The Men’s Club meets the C h ristm as Baskets Single Mingle Cathy White, N. Park St., Kimberley Collette, Stafford Also, Sophie Flamm, “ Only the expansion and with our large animals, cows Massachusetts’ outgoing Gov. precede westerly until all con third Sunday of each month in The Rockville Lodge of Elks Single Mingle will have a Rockville; Bessie Zwillinger, Springs; Gary Hawes, Windemere Ave., Rockville; extension of the program ... can and horses," Salmon said. “I Francis W. Sargent said he was tainers are serviced. Residents Fellowship Hall of Talcottville "alarmed” at the estimated will oistriDute more than 25 Christmas party Saturday at 8 South St., Vernon. Woodland St., Rockville; Allen Samuel Henderson, South St., begin to alleviate (it’s) in don’t think we can continue to are asked to place the con Congregational Church. Regional PUC Proposed cost to construct a regional food baskets filled with Christ p.m. in Tolland for all single in Discharged; William Bader, Johnson, Vernon Ave., Rockville; Barbara Kincman, equities," Kennedy said on the brush this under the carpet.” tainers at the edge of the Briefs Newsmen facility. “I had no idea that the mas dinners and all the trim dividuals. Tucker has announced that Prospect St., Rockville; Kelley Rockville; Marion Grover, Prospect St., Rockville; Minnie second day of Senate com property line — without mings early next week. A potiuck Is also being mittee hearings on Ford’s NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - regulae phone rates. of NERCOM for rate increase capital constrruction would be Recave has been designated Bannon, Park West Dr,, Snipsic Lake Rd., Ellington; Mansfield, South St., Rockville; Presidential Assistant obstructing sidewalks. William K. Pease, exalted planned for Dec. 28 in Vernon earned re-entry program. New England’s governors feel "It is designed to join studies ad the financial analysis “We know that according to that much,” Sargent said. chief chef for the club. He has Rockville; Charles Bassham Dougias Maclean, RFD 3, Darlene Palmer, Jobs Hill Rd., Donald Rumsfeld briefed Residents in District II, the ruler, said the baskets will go to for both Single Mingle and the Clemency ^ a r d Chairman there is more strength in together the public utiiity com needed before each rate in the best national figures the He suggested that the held the post for the past few III, Prospect St., Rockville; Tolland; Allen Moquin, Upper Ellington; Kathleen Ramsey, newsmen this week at the lb. rural district, may pick up sand needy families in Vernon, Meeting House Singles. Charies Godell testified earlier numbers when confronted with missions of the individual crease is allowed or rejected. supply of veternarians within school’s proponents look into year^and has been in charge of Gloria Botelho, Ellington Ave., Butcher Rd., Ellington; James Willimantic; William St. Jean, White House of President at the town garage, on Rt. 30. Ellington'and Tolland, and that Those wishing more informa that, despite the poor response. rate increase requests by the states, rather than have them Massachusetts Gov. Francis our region is far below the existing buildings to house the the breakfasts at the regular Rockville, Joan Faulkner, Lake Nolan, Eastview Dr., Vernon; Eastview Dr., Vernon; Kevin Tricarico said there won't be recipients were selected after tion about either or both Ford probably would not extend Gerald Ford’s reorganiza New England Telephone Co. attack the problem in W. Sargent said it would enable national average and will not school. meetings. A supply of chef’s St., Bolton; Olga Labbe, Lake Theresa Shea, Peterson Rd., Santini, RFD 2, Tolland; Ida any collection of refuse in the .consultation with the Rockville events may call 875-4308, 872- the deadline on his clemency tion of the White House The New England Regional dividually,’’ said Rhode Island the states to “stand up to the improve," Katz said. The man who will succeed Highland Park Market hats were presented to him at St., Rockville; Harrison Vernon; Mary Thompson, Schmeiske, P rospect St., Town of Vernon on Christmas Public Health Nursing Associa offer. staff. Under the new Commission (NERCOM) and Gov. Philip W. Noel, state co- monolith." "Three sites have been Sargent, Democrat Michael S. “The Choicest Meats In Townl*^ 2550, or 872-2789. the last meeting. Larrabee, Pinnacle Rd., Maple St., Ellington, Marilyn Rockville; Patricia Schumsky, Day and New Year’s Day, both tion. Kennedy called for more realignment, Ford gave four Governors’ Conference chairman of NERCOM. Vermont Gov. Thomas P. proposed for the school —state Dukakis, said his state would Robert R. Tucker of Talcott- Ellington; Lorraine Masse and Webster, West Willington; Crescent Circle, Vernon. 317 HIGHLAND STREET • MANCHESTER on a Wednesday. The collection Funds for the baskets, which publicity for the program, more of his "cabinet-rank ad wrapped up ther two-day ses If the region-wide commis Salmon said that individually, properties in Grafton and appreciate an early decision on ville has been elected to his Also presented to Recave at daughter, Robert Rd., Michael Ziemba, Village St., Births Wednesday: A son to will be on Thurraay, both cost $30 to $35 each, were Rockville. "equitable’’ procedures, visers’’ responsbility for sion here Thurdsay by ap sion ever gets off the ground, it each of the states do not have Worcester in Massachusetts whether the Grafton site is to fourth consecutive term as the last meeting was a special Rockville; Ross Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jon White, N. weeksV He said collections will collected as part of the lodge’s Discharged Wednesday; “clearer" terms and “fairer" proving a proposal for the es would enable each of the states the financil resources and the and Storr, Conn. It has been es be ever used because he may president of the Talcottville document of commendation. Terrace Dr., Rockville; Sandra Park St., Rockville. helping him deal with the be as scheduled otherwise. charity drive. Congregational Church Men’s results. “ full range of policy tablishment of a regional serviced by New England expertise to adequately study timated that if each New want to use the property for each of the rate hike requests. another purpose. issues.’’ (UPI photo) Public Utilities Commission to Telephone to use the resources England state used contracts 2 0 FORBES&WMJLilCE OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE, OR BANKAMERICARD 4 " r j ' f JUNIOR / I ' L - |i MEN’S FOOTED PAJAMAS MISSES’ ROBES CLEARAWAY c>t>- ' - . r - i j i ' .1^ irt, DRESS SHIRTS X r- E v ’’ V ' 4 ' r ' i AND MORE ORIG. 11.00. Girls' pretty and bright pajamas ORIG. 30.00. Famous name long fleece Famous maker co-ordinate sportswear iK robes with soft high pile. Wrap style or zip c In soft, brushed acetate/polyester. All have that you can put together with lots of fun. ORIG. 9.00 & 12.50. Choose from front. Three way belt. Also, Junior fieece PANTS: ORIG. 14.00 & 20.00. 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Conn., Fri., pec. 20, 1974 - PAGE SEVEN Here’s Schedule For Bookmobile SATURnAY ONLY Here Is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the Manchester Public Library system; AT Diminishing MONDAY, DEC. 23 10 to 10:30 a.m. — Green Lodge Rest Home. 10:40 to 11:10 a.m. — Greenhlll and Munro Sts. Tax Returns 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Meadow and Pilgrim Lanes. 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Ferguson and Garth Rds. 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Finley St. The City of Hartford’s suit to burden, growth is discouraged and in 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Blue Ridge and Bette Drs. challenge state laws which grant cer many instances, business and industry 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Candiewood Apartments. 3:50 to 4:20 p.m. — Sycamore Lane, tain properties tax exemptions migrate to the suburbs. TUESDAY, DEC. 24 represents not only the financial But even if Hartford should win 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Hilliard St. and Fleming Rd. plight of many American cities today some form of fiscal relief, particular 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Woodland and Broad Sts. but a fundamental change in the role ly in the form of greater payments in 11:40 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. — Charles Apartments. MANCHESTER STORE of big cities in our lives. lieu of taxes from the state, the 2:10 to 3 p.m. — Loomis St. and Griffin Rd. 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Woodhill and Evergreen Rds. While we do not agree entirely with problem is not really solved. 3:50 to 4:40 p.m. — Parkade Apartments. the argument that the state should For if exempt property becomes 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Woodland Manor Apartments. help support cities because many of “taxable” to some degree, won’t the WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25 the tax-exempt properties benefit Christmas Day; no stops scheduled. OUR ENTIRE STOCK problem of a shrinking tax base be in non-city residents, the fact remains creased as the tax exempts to seek a THURSDAY, DEC. 26 our big cities are now finding some of more attractive climate? 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Lake St. 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Taylor St. the very things they once sought, The crux of any city or town’s tax 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Kennedy Rd, and Woodstock Dr. O F FA M O U S government agencies, educational in burden is not what is taxed or not 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Carpenter Rd. 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Ambassador Dr. 2 stitutions and other tax-exempt taxed but the ability of the taxpayer to properties, an albatross around their pay. The Hartford suit merely seeks a 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Cushman Dr. fiscal necks. new source of taxes rather than ways FRIDAY, DEC. 27 1 to 1:40 p.m. — Garden Dr. and means to increase the taxpaying Generally, and we do not think 2 to 2:30 p.m. — Concord Rd. Hartford is any exception, the expan capability of present sources- or 2:40 to 3:10 p.m. — Bryan Dr. sion of non-taxable property in the reducing the tax burden to income 3:20 to 4:20 p.m. - Rachel Rd. cities has been largely fostered and means. 0 nourished to draw more people to the It does seem a bit strange to us out cities for economic, social, cultural or side of Hartford that if non-taxpaying TODAY’S religious reasons. property is such a burden, the city Dr. Galvin Appointei The situation has now reached a itself adds to the burden with its new THOUGHT ANDREW TULLY To Spinal Cord Board point where the benefits of such civic center. acquisitions may not always offset the Will we, who live outside Hartford, At C hristm as Tim e No Surprise SHEETS • PILLOW CASES • TOWELS cost. This is particularly compounded be expected to subsidize this tax- Dr. John R. Galvin has been Dr. Galvin lives in *OC*»CSS*SSSB*} Whelton-Risley MENUS m h-l- THE BABY E lde rly IS NAMED The following menus will be served Dec. 23-27 at Mayfair Gardens and West Hill Gardens for all Manchester residents Taniillo, Julie Ann, daughter of Frank and Linda Palumbo over 60. Reservations are taken Tantillo of 16Mi Highland Ave., Rockville. She was bom Dec. 11 at in person only at the Gardens on Rockville General HosplUl. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Monday prior to the week of the and Mrs. Mario Palumbo of Tolland. Her paternal grandparenU luncheons. Menu is subject to t are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tantillo of Tolland. She has a sister, change. Angela Lynn, 3. '1 Monday: Salisbury steak with mushroom sauce, baked potato, Trav^ string beans, bran muffin, Whelan, Holly Chryslom, daughter of Douglas F. and * L 0m orange and grapefruit sections Patricia L. Coulombe Whelan of Ashbrook Dr., Coventry. She with peanut butter cookie, % .1; was bom Dec. 12 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal butter or margarine, milk or grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Coulombe of Nlantic. By MURRAY J. Br 6 w N coffee. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Elizabeth Whelan of New Suf UPI Travel Editor Tuesday: Stuffed cabbage folk, L.I., N.Y. If you are planning to fly home with tomato sauce, buttered for the holidays, check gift- coilard greens, steamed wrapped pack,pges with your Hlghi, Alicia Anne, daughter of Terry L. and Patricia Breton cauliflower, enriched roil, luggage and aVoid having them Hight of 42 Channing Dr. She was born Dec. 8 at Manchester grapenut custard, butter or opened by airport antihijack margarine, milk or coffee. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. security guards. L.P. Breton of East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. That’s the recommendation of Wednesday: Holiday and Mrs. Ben Bennett of San Diego, Calif. Her great the Air Transport Association, Thursday: Beef liver with grandmother is Mrs. Anna Witte of San Diego. She has a brother, ■’v ,4' which notes that everything car onions, mashed potato, Tracy Alan, 11; and two sisters, Barbara, 13, and Christa, 10. ried by passengers is subject to buttered peas and carrots, inspection before boarding com wholewheat bread, pineapple mercial airliners. And that in cake, butter or margarine, milk 2 I I I I I I I I I I cludes gifts and other parcels, in or coffee. addition to ladies’ purses, flight i/i Friday: Baked filet of had bags, camera cases and other dock with tartar sauce, beet Mr. and Mrs. William B. Whelton such items. greens, cole slaw, enriched roll, Many airports are equipped baked apple with raisins, butter Bunny Ellen Risley of Vernon wedding vows Oct. 19 at the with electronic screening or margarine, milk or coffee. and William Burr Whelton of home of the bride’s parents. U U; w JSpcckilg devices which can scan passen Chestnut Hill, Mass, exchangfed The bride is the daughter of gers and their hand-carried Mr. and Mrs. George E. Risley of Vernon. The bridegroom is belongings in a matter of sec 0 the son of Col. and Mrs. Willia AT B U U ’S onds. But others still rely on men 4-H Club Presents Christmas Program A Whelton of Chestnut Hill, and women inspectors to make Mass. body checks of air travelers and Discuss Bermuda Travel Show to examine what they are taking Members of the Happy Grafters 4-H Club at the Manchester Recreation Department ENGAGED The Rev. Lyman D. Reed, CARPETING & pastor of Olivet Congregational aboard Betty Ryder, family/travel editor for The Herald, chats with, from left, Ross Phipps, presented “The Real Christmas” at their Christmas party recently at the West Side Rec. Church of Bridgeport, per Such inspections nbt only take director of public relations for the Princess Hotels International; Lesie R. Peters Jr. of Starring in this Christmas scene are from left, in foreground, Jackie Longo, Beth RRAIDS longer, but the passenger has to formed the double-ring 9x12 Wool/Acrllan Braldx Bolton; and Wolfgang Wagner, assistant food and beverage manager at The Princess in MacDonald, Janet Benito, Bonnie May Potacki, and Paula Hewitt. In background, from ceremony. rewrap his own packages after left, is Robbie Sheftel and Marie MacDonald. Awards for those participating in the craft Many Colors In Stock clearance. If you dexi’t want to Hamilton, Bermuda, during recent visit to the island. The Herald will sponsor a Travel Miss Robin Risley of Vernon Show on Bermuda on Feb. 13 at Manchester High School. show were presented. (Herald photo by Dunn) was her sister’s maid of honor. check gifts with your luggage, Thomas Whelton, brother of the REQ. SJLBOO you might wait until you're bridegroom, was best man. $89.95 NOW W B aboard the plane before wrap A Walking Fact Sheet Following a reception, the ping the packages. AT A, which includes all of the couple left on a trip to Scituate, WALL TO WALL CARPET '1* Guide To Island Issued By Hertz Mass. They will reside in INSTALLED FOR CHRISTMAS U.S. scheduled domestic airlines, By GAY PAULEY assembled for the section forward,” she said “I’m Boston. (MANY TO CHOOSE FROM) • EXAMPLE has some other suggestions UPl Women's Editor called energy. amazed at the number of aimed at avoiding what it said The exciting interior of Puer Highlights of the driving range which forms the Ultimately, with tables in FORT KNOX NYLON NEW YORK (UPI) - No one women who aim no higher than could be costly delays at the air to Rico featuring lush tropical tours range from Old San Juan, “backbone” of the island. From cluded, she condensed it to 11 would dare call Hana Umlauf a a secretary. port during the busy holiday which had its beginning 450 points along this lofty highway, pages, examining the future forests, majestic cool moun dizzy blonde. “There must be a lot of 30 SO. YDS. $ season. They include: tains and a wide variety of years ago with the arrival of the visitors can view both the power sources frdm coal to Blonde, yes. But that pretty training, though, for manage 413:50LLEGE $375.00 VALUE NOW -Consider using the small exotic fresh fruit groves, is un Conqulstadores, to ultra Atlantic Ocean and the Cari- head is packed with facts geothermal power. ment positions... more job and 288 package counter service pro modern chemical plants and bean Sea. “I’m convinced that among .^ 5 0 NOTES veiled in a brochure just issued beyond the capacity you would career counseling. vided by most airlines. by Hertz Rent A Car. factories built under the Com- Many parks with outstanding expect from most 2^year-old SHOP OUR 3 OISPUY FIOORS "Many men' have changed Packages weighing up to 50 Titled, "Seven Views of Puer monwealth’s industrial examples of the island’s un women. their attitudes (toward women Richard Haskell, son of John OPEN EVERY NNHT pounds may be brought to the to Rico,” the full-color, 20-page development program. usual tropical flora are in She can discourse on energy workers) but you can still sense R. Haskell of 18 Jordt St., and a counter up to 45 minutes before brochure lays out a series of Particularly helpful to fly- cluded in the itineraries as well and economics with equanimi Woman’s View: 'til 9 P.M. a subtle feeling among them student at Franklin Pierce blau scheduled departure. They can one-day tours originating in San drive visitors, the guide as drives through rich fields of ty. She can talk about the arts that they’re being threatened.” College in Rindge, N.H., has furniture store* SAT. 5:30 P iL be picked up 30 minutes after Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez. brochure presents in detail sugar cane and groves of and archaeology with acumen. Miss Umlauf came into been nominated to "Who’s Who V O'"* Vs (r. • * Ml-’.'*' CASH • MASTER CHARQI the plane arrives at your Each tour includes trips for those interested in pineapples. And she can also talk of the 34t 660« jee S)00 ( 43 "5' all the alternatives,” she said, publishing from a cosmopolitan Among Students in American BANKAMERICARO • 8BM | destination. Larger packages recommended routes, mileage swimming, hiking, visiting Of course, in Puerto Rico, future for total equality of the "conservation is the answer.” background. She was bom in NassifI Photo Universities and Colleges.” He XMAS LAYAWAY can be sent by air freight between key points and brief historic sites, fishing or just one is never very far from sexes. The section on women (two Sweden, the daughter of a is a senior majoring in 1115 M ain SI. Manchastar 843-4109 --Check in early. Make descriptions of the many at plain relaxing. magnificent and inviting “I don’t think we’ll see it in Czechoslovakian diplomat. Her The engagement of Miss pages) focused less on the The engagement of marketing. ■'l l ( I l i t t ♦: allowances for heavy traffic and tractions. The brochure also Journey into the interior, beaches for refreshing swims our lifetime,” she said, “and I mother was Latvian. Eileen M. Hennessey to Gilford “first woman who” angles and Miss Desiree Ann Griffin of plan to be at the aiiport at least has translations, from Spanish travelers can drive along La and strolls, and the beache.s are E have a lot of time to go.” The family moved to the C. Beaulieu, both of more on women’s advances in Manchester to Richard James Fourteen pure-white, marble Corinthian columns rise medal, on the occasion of the U.S. Custom Service’s 185th 45 minutes before flight time to to English, for the many road Cordillera — the mountain dotted with fine hotels and Miss Umlauf is an assistant United States in 1948 after the Manchester, has been an equal rights, politics and the Pianka of Portland, has been three stories from the floor of the Marble Hall of the oM anniversary, featuring the historic Customhouse on the allow for check-in and security signs which dot the island’s restaurants for meals and other editor of the The World Czech government fell to the nounced by her parents, Mr. refreshments. job world. announced by her parents, Mr. New Orleans Customhouse, built prior to the War Between face and the seal of the Customs Service on the reverse. procedures. (Give yourself at more than 4,000 miles of Almanac, the annual book of Women still have a long way Communists, she said. She and Mrs. John Hennessey of 65 OLD CHARM The motoring guide, “Seven and Mrs. Ambrose E. Griffin the States. The U.S. Mint has issued a commemorative least an hour on international highways. facts which has just made its to go in all areas, although Miss attended public schools in Helaine Rd. FORBES & WALLACE Cordes-sur-Ciel, France (UPI) View of Puerto Rico by Hertz Jr. of 143 Benton St. flights.) 1975 debut. Umlauf said that in the fight for Shaker Heights, Ohio, a Mr. Beaulieu is the son of - Far from bustling Paris this Car,” is available free of She wrote and edited a varie passage of the Equal Rights Cleveland suburb. She holds a Mr. Pianka is the son of Mr. Mrs. Lauretta Beaulieu of 125 town in southern France near charge from travel agents and ty of the sections including the Amendment alone, she was in bachelor’s degree from Vassar and Mrs. Walter Pianka of Loomis St. and the late Benoit Albi maintains a centuries-old also may be obtained by writing one on energy, summed up terested to see that a lot of op College'and a master’s from Middletown. Beaulieu. atmosphere with its hand-weav The Hertz Corporation, world and domestic economic C Yale with inajors in Russian The bride-elect is a 1973 ing industry and school. Literature Supply Operation, ponents of the amendment lost The bride-elect is a 1973 Historical Louisiana Lures Tourists developments, archaeology in the November elections. and European languages and graduate of Manchester High Set on a rock plateau over P.O. Box 63, Latham, N.Y. highlights, world disasters, literature. graduate of East Catholic High looking the rich plains of the But legislation alone cannot School. She is attending the French descendants of Acadia beautiful Lake Pontchartrain, 12110. volcanic lore, and the world of With all the things on which School. She is employed at G. Poet Henry Wadsworth Tam region, Cordes keeps intact prevent job and pay discrimina School of X-ray Technology at still inhabit the area and main three splendid state parks women in ’74 with a look to the she must be authoritative, I Fox & Co., Hartford. Longfellow and naturalist/ar- its narrow streets, sculptured tion against women, she said. Manchester Memorial tain many old customs, in await the visitor. Fontainbleu, future. said, "there must never be a tist John James Audubon have stone facades and creative tradi Both management and employe Her fiance attended Portland Hospital. cluding speaking French. Fuirview Riverside, and Bogue I asked her in an interview lull in the conversation if you’re at least two things in common must work toward that equal High School and is a U. S. Her fiance, a 1973 graduate of Audubon, whose medium was Fulaya state parks offer cam tion. how one head packs in so much around.” — both men used the lovely land opportunity. Marine Corps veteran. He is Manchester High School, is painting, did 82 of his famous ping, boating and swimming, knowledge on a variety of sub She laughed. “ My friends employed at the Pratt & of Louisiana as subject matter MORE CROSSINGS “You find many women who employed at Standard Nap Co. AND MORE “Birds of America” in the and all are nestled in the lush GLOBE jects. “You learn by doing,” often stop me with a 'ha, ha, for their artistry. And both get to middle management and in Middletown. Whitney Division of United Air Feliciana Parishes, a wildlife- pine woods just off U.S. 190. NEW YORK (UPI) - Cunard she said, understating the work there’s 'The World Almanac have had beautiful Louisiana stop there, waiting to be craft Corp. in East Hartford. filled haven in the southeastern Line has announced the Queen Travel Service she and others put into conden talking again.'” The couple plan a May wed state parks named after them. Four state parks in North promoted instead of pushing No date has been set for the section of Louisiana. Today, Elizabeth 2 will make 31 tran 555 MAIN STREET I sing volumes of material. ding. Longfellow used sensitive, Louisiana are of special in wedding. Audobon Memorial State Park terest to anglers. Lack satlantic crossings between the “Actually on oil alone, I had a SELECTED WOMEN’S compassionate words in his United States and Europe next 643-2165 stands in the same picturesque folder this thick,” she said, fa m ^ poem, “ Evangeline,” Bistineau (Doyline), Lake setting where Audubon created Bruin (St. Joseph), Lake year, or 10 more than in 1974, to stretching her arms in a wide which immortalized the epic Authorized ugent in Manchester i his finest works. Claiborne (Homer) and Lake meet the demand caused l^ the Railroads and swine to indicate material she struggle of the Acadians, who (or ail Airlines. The park, covering some 100 D’Arbonne (Farmerville) are withdrawal from sprvice of the Steamship Lines were exiled from Canada by the acres near St. Francisville, is all noted for their excellent SS France. British in 1755. These strong- the site of Oakley Plantation freshwater fishing. Chemin-a- willed people later found refuge YWCA Offers ■ ___ House, where Audubon lived haut (Bastrop), Chicot (Ville In Louisiana, where they're now Winter Glasses H jH | H U I SHOES and painted. The plantation Platte) and Sam Houston (Lake called ’’Cajuns. ” house has been restored and is Charles) are other state parks The Nutmeg Program Center m _ To commemorate this legend now a museum containing best known for fine fishing and the Hartford Region YWCA ■■ M I of Louisiana folklore, an area open every night • LIFE STRIDE • SOCIALITES Audubon memorabilia and is moss-draped scenic beauty. has opened registration for its . called Longfellow-Evangeline furnished as it was when History buffs will find winter classes which will begin | H | H I H H 1 H I I * Slate Park in St. Martinville (except Sat) 'til Audubon lived there. Louisiana parks interesting and the week of January 13th. Those l I l i i C • RED CROSS • JOYCE has been established and stands There are some 20 other in exciting. The Marksville interested in signing up for ac- H | H i m W l l ■ today on the banks of Bayou teresting, attractive Louisiana Prehistoric Indian Park State tivities may call the office at Hi HH B Tcche as a tribute to • INSIDE STORY« slate parks which offer hhmument is an archaeological 647-1437 or stop by in person at I Longfellow and the staunch, in can't find It? everything from camping to landmark featuring ancient In 2 the Community Y Building, 78 ^ i l H | I H | | I s trepid people who settled much crabbing. Almost anyone can dian mounds and artifacts from N. Main St., Manchester. B D l A M T C ■ of South Louisiana. These Classes for women will ^ I L M I v I O I catch crabs off the beach at a culture that flourished some fairway has It! elude aerobic dancing, ■ ____ 11 If p Grand Isle State Park, 140 2,0(16 years ago. acres of sandy coastline on the Gulf of Mexico. All It takes is a Military historians will find PASSPORTS Ft. Jesup State Monument in ourselves, needlepoint, crewel, HHB •ARRANGEMENTS ■ W — 1 3 . 9 9 small piece of meat, a string wt h«ar this all day long, Many of Interest since it was stuffed toy-making, beginner H Bllll ■ and a bucket. Surf fishing for “...Where Little Cable Cars NUSIFF l»MEIM speckled trout is also excellent here that Louisiana people were and It’s trust wt srs bridge, intermediate bridge, . A D T IC If^l III laiMiS. M3-73II TO at Grand Isle, a tiny island 110 protected for many years from rsstocking dally, and 0 upholstery, leaded glass, oil and 1 W A lfllrllflA L the foreign dangers of pioneer Cable cars make the long climb on California St., in San Francisco. (Photo courtesy acrylic painting both beginner miles south of New Orleans. haVs your ovary chriat- North of New Orleans, across country. Ft. 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Hi H B ■ ■ BBl BBB ■ ■ BIH BHB B m HH PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 20, 1974_ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 20, 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN MVD Adopts New Hiring Plan OBITUARIES positions and provide female THE HERALD HARTFORD(UPI) - The Local Quintets NEWS state Motor Vehicles Depart employes in middle- ment today announced the management Jobs with the ANGLE Jess W. Higgins CAPSULES adoption of an affirmative ac training required for Jess W. Higgins, 75, of 131 tion plan to encourage hiring of promotions. Candlewood Dr., South Wind women and minorities at all Kozlowski also called for the By Earl Yoat Oporto Editor Play Road Games sor, formerly of Hackmatack Jobless Bill Passed levels of the department. upgrading of jobs such as St., died Wednesday at his WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress okayed a $4.8 billion Commissioner Edward J. secretaries, which he said are home. bill to aid the jobless by financing public work and boosting Kozlowski said the department underpaid because traditionally By Len A us ter tor over Conard in its most recent per Mr. Higgins was born in uunemployment benefits. The term of the 93rd Congress already has begun programs to they have been considered formance, has a short trip up Burn Brooklyn, N.Y., and lived in employ minorities in trainee women’s work. All three local basketball teams are Manchester seven years before will end today. coming off victories last Tuesday and side Avenue to face CCIL foe East moving to South Windsor 11 Things Happening at Cheney to keep their skeins alive tonight, they Hartford High. The Indians and months ago. He attended St. Nixon Paper Bill Signed , Just in case you haven’t been paying any attention, must do it on the road, a difficult homestanding Hornets are both 2-2 Mary's Episcopal Church and overall and 1-1 in the league. Five- WASHINGTON — President Ford signed legislation MAKE THIS HER \ things are happening in the basketball picture at Cheney proposition in any sport. was a member of the South cancelling the accord which gave former President Nixon Tech. Cheney Tech, which has won its last foot-ten senior Co-Captain Ray Windsor Chamber of custody of his presidential papers, including the Watergate While most of the attention has been focused on Sullivan paces the Silk Towners in Commerce. five to set a new school mark, treks to tapes. The new bill gives custody of the materials to the Manchester High and East Catholic High, particularly the Coventry High for a clash with the scoring figures with an 11.5 average. Junior center Mike Quesnel is hitting Before his retirement in 1964, General Services Administration. ^lumon/^^krislmas... | historic first meeting ever between the two schools last Patriots. week, Cheney has slowly been coming into its own. at a 10.5 clip in the well-balanced In he was employed by the New The Beavers, 5-1 overall, have three dian attack. York Central Railroad as an More Workers Idled In fact, the Tradesmen boast the best won-lost record of starters averaging double figures. assistant general passenger DETROIT (UPI) — Ford Motor Co.’s decision to idle at any local based team going into tonight’s schedule. Tech After his 40-point barrage against In area clashes, Rockville High, a 64-52 upset winner over Bloomfield agent. He was a past president least 91,000 workers in the first three months of the new has reeled off five straight victories after an opening game East Granby, 6-4 center Mark of the City Passenger Agents year shot auto industry layoffs to past the quarter million setback. The skein being the longest in 19 years since the Viklinetz leads the parade hitting at last Tuesday, journeys to Windsor , Association of New York City. mark. One out of every three American auto workers will sport was reborn in 1956. an 18.8 clip with 113 points. Tom Locks High for a Central Valley He also belonged to the New be off the job for periods ranging from one week to in No longer is Cheney a patsy on opponent’s schedules. LeCourt (1'7.2) and Tom Foran (15) Conference confrontation. The Rams York City Rotary Club, the definite by the end of March. There was a time when it was a fact some schools sought also have been consistant marksmen are 1-2 in all games, 1-1 in the CVC. Traffic Club and the Skoal Club, Windsor Locks is 2-3 overall and 0-2 in Cheney for a home-and -home set in order to be assured of for Coach Gerry Blanchard’s cagers. both of New York, and St. the conference. Also in the CVC, South two easy wins which would help the ratings at tournament In his last outing, LeCourt turned floor Phillip’s-in-the-Highlands at Cease-Fire Announced Windsor High entertains Bloomfield Garrison-on-Hudson, N.Y. time. general with 12 assists. Coventry has LONDON (UPI) — Irish Republican Army sources said at the Bobcats’ Den. After three He is a survived by a sister, Those dark days appear to be at an end. dropped its first three starts, 0-2 in the today there will be an 11-day cease fire in Britain and straight setbacks, the defending CVC Mrs. Marguerite Wallace of Northern Ireland for the Christmas and New Year Charter Oak Conference. South Windsor. Respectable Again The destination for East Catholic titlist Bobcats broke into the win holidays. M column Tuesday versus Glastonbury, The sources in Dublin said the cease-fire could be Cheney is back in the respectable class, a position it held tonight is Hartford to engage Bulkeley High. The quintets sport identical 2-1 Bloomfield is 1-3 overall and 1-1 in Funeral services are Satur extended “if there is a reciprocal gesture from the British for years before World War II. The school, previously loop play. marks. Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s Eagles day at 11 a.m. at Watkins governrnent.” known as Manchester Trade, was a regular participant in The Bolton High Bulldogs (2-2, 1-1) Funeral Home, 142 E. Center have won their last two, including an The “suspension of hostilities,” expected to be formally post-season tourney play and on one occasion brought host Bacon Academy (1-3, 0-2) in a St. The Rev. Bruce Jacques of declared later today, would cover the period from from I home the bacon. impressive 74-57 victory over Water St.Mary’s Episcopal Church ford last Tuesday. John Lusa, 6-5 Charter Oak Conference tilt and midnight Dec. 22 to midnight Jan. 2, the sources said. Today, Cheney has a young, energetic coach in Gerry Rham High (2-1,1-0) has a bus ride to will officiate. Burial will be at ,WITH DAZZLING Blanchard. The school has its own gym. No longer do the junior center, averages 16.7 points, 6-2 the convenience of the family. senior Tim Turner 12 markers and 6-2 Portland High (2-1, 2-0) in another Friends may call at the PIERCED EARRINGS boys have to go off to the Verplanck School, the East Side COC battle. Currently riding a three (Herald photo by Dunn I funeral home tonight from 7 to Rec, the Community Y or the State Armory to practice junior guard Bill Moffett 10 for the Eagles. game upswing, Ellington High (3-1, 2- 9. and to play home games, fitting the schedule in on off-days Veterans with MCC in Action Saturday Manchester High, a sloppy 45-38 vic 0) meets NCCC rival East Windsor (2- at the various sites. 2,2-0) at the Purple Knights’ FIRE CALLS Cheney, too, has a new director in John Garafalo, who hardwood. Four leltermen playing big parts son. Saturday night the Cougars, 3- For Christmas With Love feels that representative teams are a must to help main with the success oft of the Mrs. Mary H. Flanagan 0 in the CCA A and 4-1 overall, Manchester Community College Mrs. Mary H. Flanagan, 100, tain the new image that the school has created in recent • entertain Housatonic Community accident on Bolton Rd. (Vernon of Bangor, Maine, died Dec. 14 MANCHESTER 10% OFF ALL DIAMONDS years: basketball team to date have been, College, 4-1, at Cheney Tech star in Bangor. She was the mother Thursday, 10:47 p.m. — Ambulance) Now through Chrlntmau No longer do many look down their noses at students left to right, Brian Reynolds, John ting at 8 o'clock. overheated heating unit at 26 MANCHESTER Cousy to Get $50,000 Dishaw, Tom Tucker and Curt Iver of Richard M. Flanagan of taking the attractive technical courses offered. Entrance Thursday, 1:41 p.m. — Manchester and widow of Prospect St. (Town) W DIAMONDS ARE THE GIFT OF LOVE V examinations are required for a youngster to enroll. There Palmira Bocchino, 72, of 139 James Flanagan. Other sur AMBULANCE CALLS is a strict dress code that would make any mother or Wells St. fell on the sidewalk by vivors are a daughter, 10 TOLLAND COUNTY Cottage and Maple Sts. She was father proud. grandchildren, 15 great Thursday, 10:13 a.m. — auto admitted at Manchester As New Soccer Czar grandchildren and 7 great- The ^Abominable Snowman’ accident on Rt. 83 near Scran ^Won in Pits’ Four Swim Marks Memorial Hospital and treated Winning Fever Caught On great-grandchildren. ton Motors. (Vernon Am for a lacerated eye brow and PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The funeral was Tuesday with bulance) When school opened last September, cross country was Tammy Roy looks in awe as the “Abominable Snowman” holds the star for the top of the multiple contusions and was in W HMCXSTD f«UK NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob Cousy Mean Joe Greene, a Mass at St. John's Catholic Thursday, 7:16 p.m. — auto introduced and the .result was a winning season. The “cautiously optimistic about the job, Set in First Meet Christmas tree in a musical Christmas play at Verplanck School. The play, starring Billy satisfactory condition this mor Pittsburgh’s all-star defen Church, Bangor. Burial was in accident on Mountain St. soccer team enjoyed its best record ever and now basket possessed two of his Christmas wishes told me to look into it and be careful. Anderson as the snowman, was presented by members of the sixth grade classes. Mrs. ning. (Manchester Ambulance) sive tackle, says Sunday’s Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, (Ellington Ambulance) ball appears well on the way to making a few sit up and today, a workable salary and a job So far, there have been no feedbacks Bangor. Mary Kalbfleisch, school music teacher, wrote the play. (Herald photo by Pinto) Thursday, 8:48 p.m. — auto take notice. near home. Tlie fact that his employ- from any of my friends about taking American Conference Combined Bennet-Illing Junior High swimming team, Football playoff game coached by Ted and Bill Brindamour, defeated East Hart Looking back, there were game days when a turnout of a tnent is in soccer rather than basket the soccer job.” against the Buffalo Bills ford High’s jayvee squad yesterday, 94-68. Lutherweds Plan dozen spectators, at most, faculty members, parents or ball represents a wish that didn’t Cousy admitted he has had little girl friends, made up the Cheney rooting section at court materialize. exposure to soccer, but that his con will be won or lost on the The locals captured eight of the nine first placements I Yuletide Program Cousy signed for an estimated $50,- tacts could result in neiwork televi lin e. with Jeff Greenberg scoring a triple in the 50 free, 100 free contests. AREA “This one stands out a placements with Jeff Greenberg and Bob Michaud The Lutherweds of Emanuel That’s all in the past. Cheney has been averaging better 000 to become Commissioner of the sion coverage and added franchises — POLICE REPORT Lutheran Church is spnsoring a than 400 for home starts. American Soccer League, a “sport I “if the league proves it has a viable more than the others as a scoring doubles. The former won the 50 and 100 freestyle game that will be won in events and Michaud the 200 and 500 free fly. Greenberg Christmas program Saturday at When games were played in the afternoon the entire stu know nothing about, but willing to product.” 8 p.m. in Luther Hall of the the pits,’* Greene said. was also a member of two wining realy teams. dent body attended, that is, until shortly after 2 o’clock learn.” The former Holy Cross All-America church for all members of the The former Boston Celtics’ who popularized the behind-the-back “Their offensive line is Other firsts were scored by Jon Keller in the 200-yard in congregation and friends. when dismissal time arrived and the stands were empty VERNON was charged with improper save for an instructor or two. backcourt star and ex-Kansas City- pass and played a vital part in a Celtic aggressive, has good speed dividual medley, Geoff Michaud in the 100 and Wayne passing in connection with a The “Singing Savoyards” of Smith in the 100 backstroke. John M. Pozzato, 22, of 21 Everyone likes a winner, and today the faculty and stu Omaha Kings’ coach said Thursday he dynasty said he will draw upon his and they’re going to go Echo Dr. was charged with one-car collision Thursday at the Manchester Gilbert and with what brung them.’’ New records were set in four events. Keller’s win in 11:16 p.m. on Dart Hill Rd. Sullivan Workshop will sing dent body is behind the team. Parents started drifting back had opportunities for com- name to boost the image of the ASL. following too closely in connec missionerships in the past, but 2:38.9 erased the 2:41.7 set by Pete Naktenis in 1972. tion wim a two-car collision where the car he was driving Christmas songs with the a few years ago. Today the number is better than ever. ”I’m no stranger to public relations bypassed them because it would take Greenberg’s 27.0 time in the 50 free clipped Dave Brown’s s Thursday at 10:45 a.m. on Rt. 83 struck a utility pole and broke it Sacred Dance Group of South Recently three young males, dressed as cheerleaders, work. I’ve kissed my share of babies, 27.2 set in ’71. Bob Michaud’s 6:17/5 in the 500-yard free in half, police said. United Methodist Church inter added much to an evening of entertainment. A year ago the him too far from his Worcester, marched in parades and flown near Scranton Motors, police topped Dave Beckwith’s 7.01/9 set last year and Smith’s said. He was not injured. Court is preting some of the selections. first cheerleader in history made his debut. Mass., home. The ASL has helicopters to push pro basketball. Tigers Drop Out 1.11.5 in winning the 100 backstroke bettered Bill Bowley’s The Pozzato car struck a Jan. 6. After the program, The$200000 headquarters in nearby Providence, The ASL wanted publicity and that’s refreshments will be served. DETROIT (UPI) - The 1.16.7 established two years ago. vehicle being driven by Five Straight Tourney Years R.I. why they came to me.” Detroit Tigers have dropped out Barbs Restaurant at 1275 Rt. Families attending the Lawrence A. Scranton of 21 Cousy’s name was mentioned as a The league, in action since 1933, of the bidding for pitche Jim 5 was broken into Thursday program are asked to bring a Prior to World War II, Cheney has most representative Maple St., police said. Both possible successor to Walter Kennedy hopes to field 10 teams in 1975, with Hunter and the reason boils morning. About $50 in change dozen cookies for the basketball squads under the coaching of Walter Schoeber vehicles were badly damaged of the National Basketball Association franchises in Pittsburgh, Chicago, down to one word: tradition. was taken from the juke box refreshments. and Harry Kitching. In fact for five straight years, 1935-39, and Pozzato was injured. He “The Detroit baseball club and the pin ball machine, police Mr. and Mrs. Juri Niiler, the Tradesmen qualified for CIAC State Tournament play, or to Tedd Munchak of the American Boston, Cincinnati, Indiana, Tempers Short was taken to Rockville General has been in contact with Jim said. presidents of the Lutherweds, Basketball Association, but the Cleveland, New York, New Jersey, Hospital where he was treated losing the finals in 1938. The 1941 squad, led by Leo Hunte’s attorney and as a result The clubhouse and office of were in charge of planning the. screening committees of both leagues Rhode Island and Connecticut. and discharged. Christmas gift Katkaveck, annexed the Class B crown and soon after the has decided to withdraw from the Candlewood Apartments off program. Mr. and Mrs.James turned elsewhere when he showed no “We’ve got to start thinking of our Court is Jan. 7. sport was dropped and not revived until Joe McCluskey, further negotiations for his ser In Bills’ Camp Ellington Rd. were broken into Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert interest in working in New York. American colleges as our farm then director of the Y, found Woody Bushey, a non-faculty vices,” a terse two-paragraph Thursday morning and two ven Henrickson and Mr. and Mrs. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. into an altercation a short SOUTH WINDSOR member, to handle the club in 1956. “I was approached three weeks ago system,” Cousy said. “I don’t know statement by General Manager ding machines broken into. Ernest W. Benson are in charge Gary L. Renaud, 21, of 116 by Walt Peters, the ASL president, how far today’s college players have Jim Campbell of Detroit said. (UPI) — Tempers were time later. Buckland Rd., South Windsor Missing is about $98. of refreshments. New Life and Enthusiasm held several meetings with team progressed, but in the long run you’ve short at the Buffalo Bills’ The altercations didn’t owners and received a detailed got to rely on them, just like they do in training camp Thursday, but last long, but more hard hit It was heartwarming to be in the stands and hear the description of the soccer job,” Cousy pro basketball.” Coach Lou Saban wasn’t ting was evident during the 1955 MHS Class Seeks students cheer the Cheney team as it took the floor at both said. The 46-year-old Cousy is back in Spring Dale concerned. practice than during a nor the start of the game and at halftime. “Then I turned to Arnold Auerbach harness on a daily basis. He’ll retain “I wasn’t particularly in mal pre-game workout. ABOUT Classmates^ Addresses When the cagers held on to post a one-point win, against for advice. Arnold has always been a his job as TV commentator for 20 PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The terested,” Saban said. “It The Bills were preparing Windham Tech, in what was not a great game as far as sort of father image for me since his Celtic and 20 college basketball Pittsburgh Pirates announced was nice to see them active, for their first post-season TOWN today they would meet the New The committee planning the Maison, Carol Ann McDonough, J/'.- skills go, but very emotional, the crowd waited for the days as coach of the Celtics. I go back games, remain the consultant for two though.” game since 1966 when they 20th reunion of the Manchester Mary Mielke Corbitt, Frank final buzzer to engulf the players at mid-court. The scene York Yankees in exhibition play Linebacker Dave were members of the old High School Class of 1955 is to him from time to time when companies and finish writing an at San Juan, P.R., March 17-18. Mignerey, Nancy Mullany ‘ \ ^ resembled a team after having won a tournament. business problems arise and always autobiography — none of which, he Washington and tight end American Football League. Manchester Square Dance seeking addresses for the Zablocki, Jerold Nolan. Proceeds of the Ciudad There is a long way to go in the 1974-75 season but the find the counselling I receive to be in says, should interfere with his Reuben Gant traded They are rated five-point un Club will have a dance Saturday following: Also, John O’Reilly, Peter Cheney basketball team has already won its way into the Deportiva Series, jointly spon from 8 to 11 p.m. at Waddell valuable.” working schedule as commissioner of sored by the Pirates and punches after a blocking derdogs in their AFC play William Bousquet, Robert Paige, Michael Rivard, hearts of a few hundred rabid supporters. School. Mr. and Mrs. George Butler, Gail Candlin Wnuk, Eleanor Seelert Chapman, Cousy said Red Auerbach was the ASL. 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Remember, he just got the job last Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton led the NFC in Washington (10-4) tied St. Louis for first in the NFC East M V U O aA N S U ...... dozen ee< Larry Csonka, the Super Bowl MVP last season, will year. Now he has had a second year of experience and he’s passing yardage (2,598) and threw 17 TD passes. Chuck Haven woman found floating in r a m U T T U a ...... I.rga alze head S3* but was relegated to wild card status since the Cardinals New Haven’s harbor near the ...... **" start at fullback but he also has been slowed by leg and taken complete command. Foreman led the league with 15 TDs and rushed for 777 won twice in head-to-head competition. The Redskins shoulder injuries all year. Mobil Oil Co. terminal MAC A fP U S ...... Qrada A, medium size, IS qt. b a s k e t'S .fB "Branch gives the Raiders a new dimension. He puts a yards and caught 53 passes for 586 more. scored the most points (320) in the NFC and Los Angeles Thursday morning. Many consider Saturday’s game the real Super Bowl this a We Sell Tha Herald, Sunday Papers, plus lottery Tlckatsl • lot of distance between your deep men and short men in a The Vikings are seven-point favorites permitted the fewest (181) in the league. Police said the body of year, figuring that the winner should be favored to go all hurry.” Buffalo at I'iltHburKli Redskin Coach George Allen remains evasive about his Catherine Sedon, 50, was Connecticut’s Subscription Lottery. the way against the winner of Sunday’s Buffalo-Plttsburgh Should the Raiders end Miami’s championship string, The Steelers, 10-3-1 and AFC Central champions, send starting quarterback, holding off before naming either Bill spotted about 7:30 a.m. and game for the AFC title next week and the NFC champion the title game would be in Oakland next Sunday. Should the NFL’s top defense against Buffalo’s O.J. Simpson, the Kilmer or Sonny Jurgensen. pulled out of the water by scuba Next week’s drswlng will be held at the Veterans Hone A Hospital, In the Super Bowl. Miami keep rolling toward a third title, the Dolphins would most dangerous back in the game. Pittsburgh’s offense divera half an hour later. They The Rams were 2‘/(!-polnt favorites and the winner of this 111^ 1^ lll^lll West Street, Rocky Hill, 7:00 P.M., Deooniber 20,1074. Oakland finished with the best record in the league - 12- face the Steelers in Pittsburgh or play host to Buffalo in sputtered early in the season as three quarterbacks failed game will be at the Minnesota-St. Louis winner next Sun said the body had been in the 2 - to win the AFC West title and quarterback Ken Stabler Miami. water a few hours and it bore no 270 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER • 043-6384 to move the club but Terry Bradshaw seems to be day for the NFC title. The Super Bowl will be played Jan. of foul play. led the NFL In touchdown passes with 28. He has two out Oakland is a three-point favorite. regaining his touch and will start against Buffalo. 12 in New Orleans. I PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. M, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 20, 1974 — PAGE NINETEEN Ahoskie^ IS.C.^ Popular Cream Close to Top BOWLING Rookie Goalie Under Fire, W. G. GLENNEY CO. COMMERCIAL- Andy In NBA^s Midwest Lamoureaux lSl-146427, Dave Badly Scorched by Bruins With Baseball People Dynes 147-141-414, Nick NlcoU 150-372, George Barber 136-136- In the only other NBA games NEW YORK (UPI) - 379, Tony Yacono 153-394, NEW YORK (UPI) - Every day the 14th and 15th goals and Ross AHOSKIE, N.C. (UPI) — A steady stream of baseball of "We’ll listen to everybody,” he added. "Maybe they’ll cream (or is it Kareem?) moves Thursday night, Chicago downed Being under fire is one Lonsberry scored twice ficials are pouring into this small North Carolina town to Charles Clapper 136-362, Lee come up with a different angle we didn’t count on.” Prior 150-385, Art Ruff 157-388, closer to the top in the National Atlanta 88-80, Cleveland nipped Buf thing. Getting scorched is within two minutes to help meet with American League Cy Young Award winner Jim Hunter did not say which cities he would prefer. Fred Riccio 152-372, Fred Basketball Association’s Midwest falo 108-104 and the New York Knicks another. Philadelphia beat Toronto "Catfish” Hunter, but he isn’t expected to accept any But J. Carlton Cherry, chief attorney of the law firm Oakes 159-379, John Pox 136, Division. topped the Kansas City-Omaha Kings "I want to see him under for the Flyers’ ninth straight offers until after Christmas. representing Hunter, said Hunter would also take into con Carl Bujaucius 137-378, John Detroit, Kansas City-Omaha and 117-113. fire,” was New York home ice victory. The vic Hunter’s attorney, Joe Flythe, said Thursday the former sideration personnel on the clubs, housing and the type of Johnson 135, Rick Johnson 138, Chicago have all held the Midwest Bulb 88, lluwks 80 Ranger Coach Emile Fran tory widened the defending Oakland A’s ace pitcher met with representatives from the ball park. Henry Luneski 367, George Kel lead at one time or another this year. Chicago led 42-38 at the half and in cis’ pre-game explanation Stanley Cup champions’ New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox Thursday and The influx of offers comes less than a week after Hunter ly 354, Henry Matteson 360, Detroit started off quick but the Kings the third quarter Atlanta went ice for starting rookie goalie first place lead in Division I Dave Bujaucius 352. more baseball brass are on the way. was declared free of his contract with the A’s, the team soon overtook the Pistons. Now cold from the field, shooting less than Curt Ridley against the to 12 points over the Flythe said Hunter, recently declared a free agent, will with which he tallied 108 wins in the past five seasons. Chicago, with a 14-13 record, leads by 30 per cent while the Bulls hit half awesome Boston Bruins Rangers. meet with four representatives today, another four Satur The representatives leaving Thursday’s meetings KACEY- AI Bolis 211-522, A1 LaPlant 217-565, Real Audet a half-game after beating Atlanta on their 22 shots to go ahead 88-54. Thursday night. PenpluinR 4, Scouts 4 day and more Monday and Tuesday. weren’t talking about the details of negotiations with defense Thursday night, 88-80, while Chicago was led by Chet Walker with It was the first National Goals by rookies Pierre "We’re taking all the offers into consideration,” said 501, Milt Kershaw 204-537, Jim Hunter. General Manager Dick O’Connell of the Red Sox Cantin 515, Ken Tomlinson 204- New York dow n^ the Kings 117-113. 18 points followed by Bob Love with Hockey League start for the Larouche, Mario Faubert Hunter. "The important things are what city, whether or said the club had made “what we think is a fair offer and 560, Norbert Audet 203-542, Bob Slowly but surely, however, the 17. John Drew and Jim Washington 23-year-old Ridley and it will and Nelson Debenedet not it’s a contender, the salary and tax breaks. we can’t say anything more than that.” Erickson 542, Ted Kiejna 216- Milwaukee Bucks are moving up. scored 18 and 12 points respectively be a long time, if ever, enabled Pittsburgh to tie 505, Mike Hodge 501, Stan Milwaukee, in last place all season for the Hawks. before he forgets it. Kansas City after the Scouts Zatkowski 211-532, Dave Fen- because Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sat out KnirkB 117, Kings 113 Ridley, who was playing had built a 4-1 lead with less timan 201, Leo Nelson 506, the first part of the year with a broken Walt Frazier and Bill Bradley with Providence of the than one minute left in the Frank Ruff 212-50, Cy Perkins Denver Winning Streak hand, is now only four games away scored 27 points apiece to help New American League earlier second period. Simon Nolet 223-501, Dave Brown 221-540, York break a three-game losing Bud 'Tomlinson 514, Nick from the top. ’ITie Bucks downed this week, allowed six goals and Robin Burns scored two streak with a win over Kansas City- in a little over one period of goals each for the Scouts. AND Snapped by Louisville Cataldo 505, Jeff Defeo 201, Phoenix 112-108 Thursday night behind BASKETBALL Harvey Blauvelt 204, Vic Abdul-Jabbar’s 28 points and Jim Omaha. action before being replaced Squadrito 519, Ron Jeroszko Price’s 23 to break a three-game (^uvs 106, Braves 104 by veteran Ed Giacomin as Kings 4, Caps 1 2 RADK NEW YORK (UPI) - The leading by a point, Malone 514, Ray Duhamel 509, Real losing streak. Steve Patterson came off the bench, the Bruins ripped the (U P I photo) Tommy Williams and Denver Nuggets may have had blocked a shot by Donnie SENIOR LEAGUE Breton 200-232-602. Price triggered a fourth quarter ral tossed in 18 points and picked off 11 Rangers, 11-3. Phil Esposito, Mike Murphy took advan the run of the rest of the Freeman, leaving the way open Getting top scoring perfor ly for Milwaukee. He hit a jump shot rebounds to spark Cleveland over Buf the NHL’s scoring leader, Boston Super Star Bobby Orr Hits the Ice tage of Washington penalties American Basketball Associa for Ron Boone to dump in a mances from four players, ANTIQUES- Kris Kelly 146- with 8:16 left to tie the score at 94 and falo despite a 49-point effort by Bob led the Boston attack with Rangem' Pete StemkowskPs Stick Wedges in Skate to score a goal apiece in a TONIGHT tion this year but they’re still 7:30 Critics vs. New bucket plus a foul shot, three of Moriarty Brothers outlasted 375, Flo Niles 133, Vlvi Bayer had a key assist to Gary Brokaw to McAdoo. But it was McAdoo who was three goals and four assists 38-second span late in the se getting stopped cold when the his 19 points. Jim Eakins added Langan last night at Illing, 101- 148, Diane Bernard 125-348, called for goal-tending that gave addition to Ridley. “He had who moved one point past Urirans Kentucky (Colonels play host in put the Bucks ahead 96-94. He added a while teammate Bobby Orr within 40 seconds to open the cond period and Los Angeles 7 :5 5 U’ h a I e r 8 vs. 15 points for Utah. George Ger- 88 . Joanne Cox 345. Winner of Foots Walker a basket to put the Cavs to start sometime.” Orr into the individual second period, to pave the Louisville. vin, James Silas and Freeman Bob Beckwith (26), Joe Van steal and another jump shot to give chipped in with a goal and went on to beat Washington. Crusaders Turkey Shoot: 1. Kris Kelly 375 Milwaukee a 98-94 advantage. ahead to stay 97-96 with 3:33 left. The two assists. “It was just one of those scoring lead with 63 points way tor Ridley’s removal. With the score tied at 1-1, The Nuggets were as high as had 20 points each for the Spurs. Oudenhove (20), Tim Coughlin —$10, 2. Diane Bernard 363-$9, their city in the Rockies when Spirits 105, Squires 100 The Bucks may not exactly be Cavs then scored six unanswered games,” said Bruins’ (^ach while recording the 23rd hat In other NHL games, Williams fired in a fluke SATURDAY (19) and Ben Grzyb (18) led the 3. Vivi Bayer 361-$8. “Ridley was only 45 1:00 (3) NFL: Vikings vs. they flew to Louisville — i .ding The Squires' battled back MB’s with Carl Frantz (27( rolling as they did the last few years points for a 103-96 lead with 1:54 Don Cherry. “I don’t feel trick of his NHL career. “Of Philadelphia d e fe a te d goal from 45 feet out to beat minutes away (the distance Cards, WIN'F a nine-game winning streak and from their first half deficit and (27), George Brooks (23) and under Abdul-Jabbar but they’re remaining. Dwight Davis topped the sorry but I did look over at course, you make your own Toronto S*l, Pittsburgh tied Michel Beihumeur with 2:12 V- Mike Pagan! 152-148415, from Providence to Boston) 1:00 (24) Pro Tennis boasting the best record in the went ahead at 87-86 with 8:15 George Jay (16) best for Russ DeVeau 153-135-413, Hank creeping quietly back toward their ac Cavs with 20 points while Randy Emile. I know he has a lot of breaks. If you don’t, you’re Kansas City 4-4 and Los left in the second period. 4:00 (22, 30) NFL: ABA. left in the game. The Spirits Volkswagen. Martyn 167-139-409, Al customed position. Smith added 27 for Buffalo. and I thought it was time to injuries ... but when we’re dead Ih this game.” Angeles downed Washington Just 38 seconds after Then came Artis Gilmore and Dolphins vs. Raiders, WI.NF took the lead for good on a EAST SIDE MIDGETS Bujaucius 154-146-402, Rocco get a look at him,” said rolling, there’s nobody going The Bruins trailed 2-0 4-1. Williams’ goal, Murphy 61.9 per cent shooting by the 4:00 (18) This Week in basket by Steve Jones with Eleven points by Scott Prior Lupacchino 141-138-394, Art Francis, whose injury- to beat us.” after the first four minutes backhanded in a shot for his Colonels. NFL about five minutes remaining. paced Pro Remodeling to a 40- Johnson 147-376, Don Simmons riddled roster was loaded “The puck was bouncing of play but scored the next Flyers S, Leafs 1 Gilmore, Kentucky's 7-foot-2 12th goal and third in two 5:00 (8) Wide World: Pro Jones finished with a season 25 decision over Police last 143-375, Bob Boroch 150-373, UConn Play with eight other rookies in monster (when he wants to be), for us,” added Esposito, nine goals. Including three Bill Barber notched his games. lUCK/ANTIQUI skiing high of 26 points. Gerard hit two night with Eastern Realty dum Bert Davis 378, (Charles Whelan • l A S r TO iRASS INSIMRLUj paced the Colonels to a 125-1()7 ASSIMBIE 8:00 (18) Tangerine Bowl: free throws and a layup to give ping Allied Buildinq, 40-21. 364, Mike Balesano 153-361, Al As Expected Mock fromo, broit romp over Denver. It was the St. Louis a five-point lead with 3 x 4 high'impoct work hoodod top bar, 38” . .Miami (Ohio) vs. Georgia Chuck Costello hooped 15 Pirkey 135-387, Ken Seaton 145- lurloco, tool rock, peg- 24th time the Colonels beat X 31” moib curloim. 8:00 Knicks vs.Celtics, three minutes left and Marvin points for the Bluecoats with 385, Carl Bolin 355, Ed Burbank STCRRS (UPI) - No one boord vdo pontU. 34 Denver in the 25 games the two KIO. $74.95 WINF Barnes added a final basket and Mike Falkowski’s dozen 350, P ete A ceto 350, Vic knows what requests Dee teams have played in Louisville Shutouts Continue to Plague Racers in WUA 11:30 (22) NHL: Bruins two free throws. markers pacing Eastern. John Marinelli 358, Andy Rowe, head basketball coach at through the years. vs. Maple Leafs Gorman was best for Allied Lamoureaux 156-359, Ed Kovis University of Connecticut, has The Colonels, who also with six points. 138, Joe Pagano 144. sent Santa Claus, but it NEW YORK (UPI) - 18th in the last 19 games for 1-0, V ancouver downed Blazers 3, Aeros 1 overtime enabled Edmonton SUNDAY received 20 points from Dan probably doesn’t have much to Scoring a goal is becoming the Racers, who have scored Houston 3-1 and Eklmnton Danny Lawson and Hugh to beat San Diego. Rodgers 12:30 (3 (24) Pro Tennis Issel, blitzed Denver with a fast 1 INTERMEDIATE SPICE - Barbara Cool 125. do with the Huskies. as big an achievement for only 65 goals this season and edged San Diego 7-6 in over Harris each scored their also collected three assists 1:00 (22, 30) NFL: Bilis break in the first three minutes Far from being out of order The UConn squad has oeen are in last place in the World time. 13th goals to pace Van while Blair MacDonald Cannel Goal 40-lb.bog * vs. Sleelers, WINF of the last quarter when they last night was the team the Indianapolis Racers as 3.70 performing exactly as Rowe added two goals and three 4:00 (3) NFL: Rams vs. fattened their lead from 86-79 to answering to this name at the Y AUTOMOTIVE - Bruce winning a game is for other Hockey Association’s East Stags 1, Crusaders 0 couver ever Houston and Men's Volleyball said they should at the begin assists for the Oilers. Andre Redskins, WINF 103-81. Kentucky hit 61.9 per as it posted a 50-46 win over the Moquin 204-567, George Moquin teams. Division. Goalie Paul Hoganson's give the Blazers their first ning of the season. cent of its shots. NATIONAL DIVISION Lakers. TMJ's downed the 506, Jeanette Szatkowski 185- The Racers, who have won Mike Walton collected his first shutout and Danny win over the Aeros in three Lacroix collected a goal and The Huskies "should be Dave Robisch, in a reserve Standings Cruches in the nightcap, 55-48. 480, Bee Moquin 472, Nancy 20th goal for the Fighting Gruen’s first period power years. Larry Lund a c two assists for San Diego, aggresive and enthusiastic,” he only five of 31 games, were role, netted 22 points to top the W L Mike Adams (12) and Ruch Doucet 453. Saints, who used the victory marking the 15th con said back then, but quickly shut out for the seventh time play gpal enabled Michigan counted for tlie Aeros’ only Denver scoring. Mack Calvin Watkins 17 4 Nicola (10) led the Out of secutive game in which he added, “we must improve our this season Thursday night to move within four points of to beat Geveland. Gruen’s goal. and Ralph Simpson added 20 CBT 13 5 Orders with Bill Finnegan (18) ST. JAMES - Cell Niznik 134, has scorch and leaving him BOLAND performance on the free throw when they dropped a 6-0 third place Phoenix in the goal was his 18th ami helped Oilen 7^ Mariners 6 eachand Mike Green had 17. Kasden Fuel 12 6 best for the Lakers. Ellie Novack 125, Shirley line and shoot better from the decision to the Minnesota West Division. extend the Crusaders’ losing Mike Rodgers’ breakaway just one game shy of the Louis Dampier and Wilbur Fantastiks 14 7 Maurice Goodin (15), Carl Schultz 134, Rose Balesano 127. field while cutting dqwn the Elsewhere in the WHA, streak to a club record six goal at 2:49 of sudden-death WHA record. OIL CO. Jones contributed 17 points Lloyd’s 1 20 Bujaucius (12), Pat Vignone Fighting Saints. The loss other team’s output.” Michigan nipped Cleveland each for the second-place (12) and Joe Koski (10) led the was the fifth in a row and games. AMERICAN DIVISION EASTERN BUSINESS- Now on its Christmas vaca E S T .1935 Colonels, who cut idle New Js’ with Ruck Finn hooping 29 Standings Larry Aceto 138-145-410, Hank tion, UConn is 5-1, only three York’s lead to a half game in points for the losers. W L Grzyb 149-58, Mike Zwick 146- points away from an undefeated the Eastern Division. 370, Hank Michaud 141-405, 4-fT. SCOTCH 7-FT. SCOTCH E Latvians 16 5 season after an 87-89 loss to FUEL OIL In the only other ABA games, John Mack 137-351, Paul Gilber- PINI THUS PINI TRIIS ABA Tool 14 7 Mississippi State in the Show Moses Malone poured in 23 EAST GIRLS to 152-382, Bud Holmes 139-351, Pratt & Whitney 7 14 Me Classic. points and set a personal high Recording its third straight Mick Holmes 150-400, Sandy 38.9* North Enders 4 17 The team is averaoints offen 200 Qallon Minimum with 25 rebounds to lead Utah to win and fourth in five starts Hanna 138-379, Dave Grzyb 135- South Enders 4 17 sively, six more than last year, a 105-100 triumph over San An was the East Catholic girls last 375, Vic Salcius 156-386, Al and has held the opposition to uplwtpl shops. 4) firo- AUTOMATIC DELIVERY tonio while Gus Gerard scored night against St. Thomas (U P I photo) U 7 ftorTTO-rosistont tips Week’s Results: Latvians 3, Bonini 140-384, Ted Kowzun 153, an average of 73.5 points per retordont lips, 4-tip con in upswopt shopo. Now 24 HOUR SERVICE 31 points to help St. Louis beat Lloyd’s 0; P&W 3, North Aquinas, 42-39. Paul Mozziacato 148, Ted struction. With stand. growth t^k. With stond- ’ game, three points tetter than •3)4S/U»4/1 Virginia by the same score, 105- Enders 0; CBT 2; Fantastiks 1; Treating a homecoming Roback 359, Paul Bernard 350, Hawks John Drew Rebounds 646-6320 crowd was Gail lamonico with last season. 1 0 0 . Watkins 2, ABA 1; Kasden 3, Ron Joiner 372, Ed Schworm Rookie Later Dunked Ball for Score Even more encouraging to Stars 105, Spurs 100 15 points and Rita Lupacchino OFF TAG PRICE 300 Csntsr St., MtnehMisr South Enders 0. 357, Ed Ralph 358, Howie Rowe should be that the Utah, which trailed the entire with eight, plus 14 rebounds. Peters 363. Hartford Office Huskies flashed the "killer in first half, overcame a 10-point Deb Caouette had 12 caroms. Supply captured first round stinct” last weekend against OF ANY deficit after intermission, out- Mary Colacray tallied 18 points Undefeated UCLA Five honors. Rhode Island, going on a 21-6 . scoring the Spurs 36-19. In the in defeat. rampage in the final seven fourth quarter the Spurs fought Set for Ranking Clubs minutes to hand the Yankee CHMSTMAS back, tying it at 96-96 with only Great Yale Basketball Conference rivals an 85-68 three minutes left. With less PARKADE DUSTY - Ray LOS ANGELES (U PI) - win over Florida State earlier GiftToTHin defeat. than a minute to go and Utah Duckett 222-591, Roger Third ranked UCLA, unbeaten this season, keys the Tigers’ at A T re e W itS NEW HAVEN,. (UPI) - Goalie Ailing Mieezkowski 204, WaltCzykieta in iLs first four starts, takes on tack while 6-0 guard Dwight The team is shooting 48.6 per Yale’s winless basketball squad 208, Tom Atemian Sr. 205575, 17th-ranked Memphis State, 6-0, Clay, who is averaging 15.6 cent from the field, compared DECORATIONS HARTFORD, (UPI) - New ■ M i will host nationally-ranked Ted Bidwell 204, Mark Royce tonight in the Bruins' first start points a game, paces the Irish. to 42.4 per cent last year. North Carolina on Saturday, England Whalers goal tender 2'/.-INCH GLASS 201-200-592, Barry Pinney 201, in 13 days because of final All four of UCLA’s wins have OKNAMSNTS (Hirister Abrahamsson will be CHAM SAWS then heads for Florida where it AI Little 200, Dave Slota 236- examinations. come at home this season. IN STOCK off the ice indefinitely after suf FROM will play three games over the 204-596, Ike Miller 201, Lou "If we don’t play well. I’m The Bruins have had minor fering a partial tear of the mid-term holidays. The Elis Polinski 204, Ernie Whipple 206, not going to blame it on the dental problems. Two starters ligaments of the right knee in a “Th» Fu9l on Co. That \ !99.95 take on South Florida Dec. 28 in Art Thompson 565. layoff or exams,” said Bruin — 7-1 center Ralph Drollinger ALL SALES Tam pa, Stetson Jan. 2 in scrimmage Thursday. Savaa You Monart" Coach John Wooden. On Satur and 6-9 forw ard R ichard Glass ornornAnlv with eyo- Abrahamsson, with a record Deland and Biscayne Jan. 4 in MERCHANTS - Ding Balch day night, UCLA battles 11th Washington — had teeth FINAL catching, shiny designs. Miami. They will return home of 8-5-1 and a 3.11 goals against Choose Irons 4 colors. 148-361, Lou DellaFera 148-363, ranked Notre Dame, 4-1. Notre extracted last week. In addi B t i o i t a . Jan. 10 for an Ivy League atch average, collided with team II«4«/S}S4)/M Bemie Casey 138, Jenne Marek Dame’s only loss came against tion, Washington has a slight against Cornell. Yale is 0-4 for mate Lary Pleau in the scrim McCulloch 140, Walt Viklinetz 150-394, Ed second-ranked Indiana. ankle sprain. the season. mage. There were no plans for Mockus 138-137-402, Reggie Notre Dame, which hasn't In a smattering of college immediate surgery but Qeneratore. *219 Tomlinson 142-421, Walt Stanley played since Dec. 11, is the games Thursday night. Brown Abrahamsson is expected to 35’ a 139-378, Steve Lauretti 350, team which snapped UCLA’s surprised Georgia 79-75, Electric power miss at least two weeks of ac when you want K, Tony Marinelli 367. record 88-game victory string DePauI nipped San Jose State tion. 200 OAL MINIMUM where you want it last season. 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I o.m, • I p.m. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Dec. 20, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 20, 1974 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE Bering Strait Called the World^s Thermostat By JAMES DOYLE says damming the Bering Strait Cowen said It would bring would turn the Pacific into a government policy is not to con effects on the world’s food period of little more than 50 across Its 56-mile wide mouth heavy rains to the Pacific warmer ocean which could duct any such experiments supply. years - unti about 1945 - crops LOS ANGELES (UPI) - between Siberia and Alaska southwest and turn deserts Into change the climates of North without knowing what the con Another journalist, Tom became more abundant and the Some scientists believe the could change the cold and warm green valleys. Cowen, who died America and Siberia, but also sequences would be, and he said Alexander, in a February, 1974, world’s population more than earth is cooling and heading climates sufficently to control earlier this year, also said that would alter the North Atlantic scientists are not able to Fortune Magazine article com doubled. by drawing the warm mid- FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1074 into another Ice Age. earth’s climate and reverse a although he arrived at the idea predict what would happen to prehensively delineated the VOL XXXIX - NO. 11 Specialists in a separate part of trend of droughts which burden independently in the early Atlantic currents into the Arc weather. evidence of many scientists the scientific community see people in need of food. 1950s, it had been discussed for tic Ocean. In a recently published concerned with the possibility After about 1949, the cooling the Bering Strait as the “ther More than two years ago, several years in Soviet scien Dr. Ronald L. Lavoie, direc booklet, “The New Cold War,” of another Ice Age. was noticeable again. mostat” of the world. physicist Clyde Cowen, then at tific journals. tor of environmental modifica Ponte quoted several scientists It was noted by climatolgists Alexander noted that the total A former Pentagon “think Catholic University in “The Bering Strait is the only tion research for the National who agree the earth is cooling. that the earth began a cooling drop since the 1940s has been AFS News Flash Holiday Sing tank” research consultant Washington and codiscoverer of place I know where one could Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad He said there are about 60 period about the 15th Century. about 2.7 degrees. While the turned journalist has dovetailed the neutrino—the smallest par- put his finger In the climate of ministration, said he does not separate theories as to why, but It was not until about 1890 that change seems small, the effects the earth warmed up It is once again that time economic situations of Ceylon the two ideas. tical of an atom — suggested the world and improve it. know of any serious studies of they all agree the results of this have been dramatic to farmers significantly. And during a when snow glistens on the and responded eageriy to the Lifts Spirit Lowell Ponte of Los Angeles such a dam to the government. It was believed such a dam the proposal. Lavoie said global cooling could have tragic and fishermen. ground, children’s eyes are set many questions asked by the ablaze with anticipation, adults AFS group. sit back with contented smiles, In keeping with the theme of If you’ve noticed that a few The combined choir version and peace and harmony rule the this particular meeting. Sue voices have been missing from of “While Shepards Watched” world. “Christmas,” you mum Marteney ted the refreshment your classes lately, it’s was the most interesting of all Pondering ble wearily. No, It is now time crew in the preparation of some probably because they are songs. It was -accented by a for the official AFS News psuedo-Ceylonese dishes. members of the Round Table select group of Round Table American U.N. Ambassador Bulletin. Onerous portions of chicken Singers rehearsing their music. members who repeated lines of John Scall, pondering a the song from the back of the Several weeks ago five curry and fried sweet potatoes The payoff came last Friday question from a newsman, auditorium. These voices, members of our chapter were distributed throughout the night. The annual Christmas hinted at a new step in the journeyed into Hartford for a evening. Though this inter Concert was held in Bailey called the echo choir, made the disengagement of Israeii Sunday service at the First national fare certainly could Auditorium. It started at 8 p.m. audience turn their heads in Congregational Baptist Church. not be expected to please the and was about one and a half delight. and Arab forces in the Mid “Is AFS a religious discriminating palates of all the hours of great musical enter Round Table proceeded with dle East which could defuse organization?” you query. No, AFSers, Dr. Marikar tainment. ‘"rhe Shepard’s Story” whichr the tense situation. He these AFSers were in search of pronounced the effort a The program began beautiful was highlighted by soloist refused to divulge any a “cross-cultural experience.” success. ly as the lights dimmed and the Shirley Giraitis, Brian Beggs, details by saying, “ If I did At this church they watched At the conclusion of the H S W w»vsV^e6 Herrvj Round Table members strolled and Stuart Flavell. All were mention it, I would not help and could participate in the meeting the basement from the back of the auditorium terrific. Uie objectives as quickly as 2 gospel singing and dancing of resounded with the strains of to the stage, singing “Oh, Come Brian Beggs soloed in we hoped.” (UPI photo) Uie congregation, a type of “Happy Birthday” sung unmer All Ye Faithful” and carrying “Amen” which was rousing and worship which cannot be found cifully '^n honor of Simone candles that accented the girls’ sounded fantastic with the ad here in Manchester, and yet one Lessa, our Brazilian exchange 5ea red dresses and the boys’ black vanced choir. that is important to know about student. pants and white tuxes. Musical Combined choirs did a in order to become aware of the Simone, with a forceful gust accompaniment for this beautiful version of “I Wonder various cultural backgrounds of of air, blew out all the candles traditional procession was As I Wonder.” Gloria Tripp the people in our generai area. on her cake and the meetii supplied by selected members sang a powerful, yet gentle No Time Though I could not be present was adjourned. Despite the facis Rock Music Review of &e MHS band. solo. on that Sunday, I have b ^n told that the Wilson’s were left with The concert was put on by the Round Table did a heartwar that what the AFS members an interesting mixture of curry ming version of “Twas the For Oratory Elton; Madman Across the posedly “came into his own,” In the group’s beginning they history of Steppenwolf, and it Round Table members of the witnessed was fascinating, and and birthday cake ground into advanced choir and mixed Night Before Christmas,” with Water and Others according to critics, was his produced some good music, ended with “Steppenwolf, Rest all in all it turned out to be a the carpet, the meeting was first inconsistent album. ’There possibly a few classics, in in Peace.” They would have choirs, which includes singers soloists Gary Zito and John In Mideast most worthwhile excursion. definitely a profitable one. from both the advanced choir Griffin. Gary was very good Elton John’s latest effort. were some outstanding cuts but “Bom to Be Wild” and “Magic been better off if they took that Tuesday night, Nov. 26, saw Three weeks later the scene classes and beginner choir and John was outstanding. Caribou, is rather weak, and his also some weak ones. Don’t Carpet Ride.” In these songs advice. — Mike Darby & Joe an entirely different kind of was repeated in the basement classes. The finale of “The Hallelujah Greatest Hits album is dow Shoot Me, I’m Only the Piano John Kay, band leaders, Damon . By PHIL NEWSOM AFS event. Forty boisterous of Bob and Tom Mufnford. On Piayer was also inconsistent. employs his scratchy but Chorus” put the crowd on its students bundled into the base this particular night, however, nright awful. Elton John’s best Although all of the songs per feet, as expected. UPI Foreign Newt work wasn’t “Daniel,” or powerful voice effectively and ment of Russ and Dan Wilson the focal point was Pat Goodbye, Yeliow Brick Road Christmas At formed were good, some were Piano accompaniment was Analyst “Bennie and the Jets.” Granted combines it with strong guitar eagerly awaiting an evening of Gregorain from Thailand. A was a return to his earlier outstanding. ’The Round Table given throughout the concert by these are decent songs, but they and organ. The sound comes out Crossroads Offsetting gloomy predictions merriment and chaos: Those one time AFS exchange stu form: It was excelient. Caribou good. showed excellent blending in Marcia Spano, Marina Moyer, that another Mideast war may two qualities which are ever dent, Pat enlightened us with were smeared across the idiot Crossroads, Manchester’s their interpretation of “Glory Gloria Tripp, Karen McAi^e, charts for much too long. The is shailow. And now his be only about six months away present at any AFS meeting. Of his talk on Buddhism. Among Greatest Hits album is out, a drug advisory center at 33 Park to God in the Highest.” They Marcia Palizza, and Lynne Greatest Hits album is simply a But, then multiply this by 100 is the fact that both sides are in course, they were not disap other things he expalined some real sell-out of Elton John’s Street, invites you to stop by for did a lively “(Thrl^stmas Day” Hodgkins. collection of Elton John’s and the whole effect is a Christmas party, Monday, terspersing their war talk with pointed. However, this meeting of the more complicated con music. If you really want his with fine solos by Kathy (Congratulations are in order urgent calls for peace. boasted something relatively cepts of Buddhism and singles that hit the Top 40. The exploited. That is what Dec. 23 from 1 to 5 p.m. A good Roberts and Linda Brody, and to all involved in the (Christmas greatest hits, get his early happened when Steppenwolf With atomic weapons in the foreign (no pun intended) to demonstrated a form of medita album in no way contributes to time is guaranteed for all! an excellent one by Bass Eric concert. It was a great night of albums. began to grind out albums using background and whole cities these Tuesd^ night assemblies: tion. His presentation was well his reputation or to the music Mann. entertainment. — Alan Girelli world. within range of missiles it is to The aspect of education. received by the knowledge be hoped their sincerity is a Following a brief rundown on. craving club members. Steppenwolf: Slow Flux only this one man’s monotonous semi-talents. The results were match for their words. AF^ business. Dr. S. Marikar, a In closing this News Bulletin, In Cairo and in Tel Aviv What were Elton John’s albums like For Ladies Only resident in psychiatry, at the it seems only fitting to take this Steppenwolf is back. After Profile: Barbara Crowley Egyptian President Anwar greatest hits? Well, it would and Rest in Peace. Those are Institute of Uving in Hartford, opportunity to w i^ you from having broken up in 1972 and Sadat and Israeli Prime cover several albums, but my the albums that you can find in led an informal discussion on everyone in AFS a Joyous Noel, taken a two-year layoff, they Minister Yitzhak Rabin on the personal favorite is Madman a grocery store rack for ninety- “People shouldn’t be afraid listening to bluegrass music, his native country, Ceylon (now Felicia Navidad, Frohliche have returned the music scene same day used almost identical Across the Water. There is no nine cents. to express themselves, they drawing, bike-hiking, and Sri Lanka). He explained in Weihnachten, and Merry with their new album. Slow words to express their con weakness on this album, from shouldn’t be what ever society eating ice cream cones (“I love detail the political, social, and Christmas. — Gail Heimann Flux. Judging from the cuts tinuing hopes for the success of “Tiny Dancer” to “ Indian A greatest hits album was wants them to be, they should ’em, my favorite is Mocha I’ve heard, this album doesn’t U.S. Secretary of State Henry Sunset” to “All the Nasties.” made in memory of John Kay just be themselves.” C3iip.” ). Dill pickles are her even have a chance to reach A. Kissinger’s step-by-step “Indian Sunset” has some of and company in 1972. On the If you happen to see a girl favorite pickles. Barb’s mediocrity. peace offensive. bernie Taupin’s most stirring back cover was a review of thfe running to class, after the bell favorite hobby is horse-back High School World Staff Declared Sadat: “The lyrics, while the slow buildup in has rung, wearing old cor riding. “ I’ve always liked momentum for peace should Elton John’s voice is tremen duroys, a faded blouse and horses, ever since my sister E continue” (if both sides want to EdItor-ln-Chiaf Qeorg* SwMtnwn dous. The entire album is a hiking boots, then you’ve seen gave me a stuffed giraffe when Newt Editor Hjrd* avoid the explosion of a new triumph. Elton John and Barb Crowley. I was a little girl.” Barb doesn’t Feature Editor J«Mlca Lautar Artdian To Stage conflict). PholograpN Editor Kirk Woolpert Tumbleweed Connection are Barb was born in Tonawandq, own a horse but would love one. Exchange Editor JannHar Davit Said Rabin: “It is our firm also of similar qdality. N.Y. “It’s a tiny little town, “I used to work for a horse A rt E ditor Hilary Coopar Twenties Play conviction that the momentum Sporta Editor Oava Jacotw outside of Buffalo.” Her family trainer in Colchester.” of the peacemaking process Faculty Adviaor Mr. Zana Vaughan moved to Manchester when she After Barb graduates she Honky Chateau, when he sup- that era. Dresses were two in must be maintained, however On behalf (rf the staff of the High School World, Friday, Jan. 3, Aridian, the was in the eighth grade. Bar plans to attend the University MHS literary magazine, will be ches below the knee: anything impaired it was by recent have a happy holiday! less you were considered some bara still misses some of the of Wyoming and become a presenting a one-act play. The people in Tonawanda but has horse trainer. “It’s what I love developments.” sort of “hussy.” Princess Sadat has declared play will be run every period, plenty of friends here. and what I enjoy doing, besides, plus a show after-school at 2:30. phones hadn’t been invented differences with Israel cannot yet, so upright was the only Barbara is not afraid to say it’s my life.” Doing vriiat she It Is being shown in Bailey what is on her mind. She dis wants means a lot to Barb and be settled by war. model available, (They didn’t Israel has said Israel will not Auditorium and is in thrust agrees with our grading system when she does something, she Tribe Clawed by Eagles 'N staging. The audience should even have any “fancy ring-a- \ ■ I i:JJ be the one to start a preventive at MHS. “You’re always get excells at it. “Horses are a lot enter by way of the choral dings” ). All the .hosery had our reg. low prices ting graded against other Barb Crowley more interesting than people war. seams for the ladies, hats and Both sides place a heavy Super Game! room. Admission is free, people.” She feels that we and you can learn things from Playing for the Indians this gloves were a must! burden upon Kissinger, the only That’s about the only way to Leading the Indians were although a hat will be passed should be graded for what we them.” year are senior co-captains The show deals with what man so far to have established describe last Saturday night’s Sullivan with 16, high scorer in and all donations will be greatly are and can do, not for what Barb likes people and makes John Koepsel and Ray Sullivan. happens when a wife of ten trust by both. Eajst Catholic-Manchester the game, Koepsel with 14 and appreciated. Teachers are in friends easily. “People are too Other seniors on the team are years accidentally finds her we have to do. “It’s not right is her favorite class, for the basketball game. Hal Rawlings with 13 points. vited to bring their classes. because people are in The "recent development” of Kerry Ckillins, Bob Healy, Hal husband with another woman. simple reason that she enjoys worried about being failures, Before a sellout crowd of 1,- Truly, the best thing about Aridian hopes that by presen dividuals!” though. They should just enjoy which Rabin spoke has not been Rawlings, Bob Ostberg, Alex ting a show such as this one (a (Remember, this is 1927, not creating. encouraging to the Israelis. 800 at Clarke Arena, the East the game was the fact that it One thing that Barb likes^at life.” She wants to know and un Mikolow^y, Bill Wilsm, and was a great beginning to a venture it never before dared), 1974.) Divorce was frowned Barbara’s other classes in They inclucte the new recogni (^tholic Eagles trimmed the MHS is 4he change of derstand people. “I’d love to Jack Maloney, who played last hopeful series of East- it will become better known. In upon then, it just wasn’t stylish. clude: Advanced Biology, tion accorded Yasser Arafat’s Manchester High Indians, 60-55. curriculum in the Art Depart see someplace else and to see every item in our sporting goods game despite an injured back. Manchester games in all sports. the past whenever the name However, Mrs. Barrington- Trigonometry, UConn English, Palestine Liberation Organiza The score isn’t even close ment. “I used to take just Craft how other people live and then Juniors are Mike (juesnel, Jim Considering the atmosphere Aridian was mentioned, the Cross (Cindy Dodson), a and Sculpture. A k for her least tion (PLO), the rebuffs suf enough to describe how close courses, but since Uiey have maybe I cccld appreciate my McNickle and Mark Demko, and the size of the crowd, the usual reaction has been divorcee herself, believes that, favorite class: “I don’t want to fered by Israel at the hands of the game was. changed it from Art 1,2,3, etc. own way of life.” It was obvious right from the who injured his back in last fans were very well conducted “What’s Aridian?” All students “If it weren’t for our divorce say because Mrs. Levine might the United Nations and the con to different media courses. I’m Most importantly Barbara tip-off that it was to be an Saturday’s game. John Pisch, and none of the forecasted and teachers are urged to come laws, we women would be read this.” After school. Barb tinuing threat of a renewed now taking Sculpture as well,” wants to be noticed as ah in exciting evening, with the MHS the only sophomore on the fights ever materialized. and see this production, as it is slaves, mere slaves.” is an active member of Sock’n Arab oil embargo. She feels that these changes Buskin, the Track team, and dividual. “I can’t just be one of department-all famous brands! fans going wild as Ray Sullivan teahi, has played very well for This is a tribute to every fan a worthwhile event. The show is The setting is at a ladies’ On the other hand, will interest more students in the crowd.” Barb Crowley will open^ the scoring with a 15- the team, and has shown all the at the game, and my hat is off being directed by Kent Denley meeting. However, everyone is the girls basketball team. developments have not been all art. “The people that wouldn’t never be “just one of the foot jump shot. signs of a bright future. to every one of them. with the aid of Lori Secrist, the too excited to bother with the Barbara’s favorite things to bad. ordinarily take an Art course crowd”, because she is an “in The whole first half was nip Peter Thompson and Moffett So, East Catholic now has the Stage Manager. meeting, they just want to know do include: going to the beach, ’The Soviet Union is said to now take one.” Metal Smithing dividual.” — Kent Denley and tuck, with Manchester were East’s big guns with 12 much talked about “bragging The play is entitled “A if “she” is coming. As Mrs. (“I could live there.” ). have warned Arafat that the -4^------holding a mere one point lead, points apiece, with Tim Turner rights” of the town...that is un Woman of Character” and Albright (Gloria Tripp) clever . PLO cannot replace Israel with WILSON • SPALDING • SLAZENGER • HEAD • BANCROFT • COMFY 31-30, as the halftime buzzer adding 10. til next time! — Chuck McKen takes place during 1927. ly puts it, “I don’t believe she’ll a secular Palestinian state. sounded. zie Everything in the show is from have the courage.” Soon the Britain, France and Italy, ladies are a bundle of nerves, speaking for the nine members REGENT • FRANKLIN • AJAY • RAWLINGS • PRIMUS • SEAMCO and they have rrason to be, with of the European Common 2 such serious things on their Market, have come out in the minds. Mrs. Lee (Heidi Ross) is United Nations for inter worried about whether or not national guarantees of Israel “she wore the right dress.” borders. Mrs. Cline (Gerry Jones), the Egypt, while demanding president of the ’’Ladies in Ac territorial concessions the SLEEPING BAGS POOL TABLES tion” (in 1927 there was a lot Israelis will not accept, has TENNIS RACKETS HOCKEY SKATES OUR ENTIRE more action than you might recognized the reality of Israel GOLF DEPARTMENT Minnesota Fats and Coleco are just We've got men’s and boys’ hockey You'll warm right up to 25% savings expect), is simply dying to read as an independent Mideast Over 44 different styles on sale at two of the famous names you'll big 25% savings! Big names like skates in all sizes by famous on Cloud Nine. Sportline, and other her program “Current Tenden state. ...is on sale tool famous bags! Singles and doubles; find! Now you can indulge your cies jn Realism.” The Time is the all-important in Tensor, Wilson, Seamco, Bancroft, makers iike Brookfield, Indian Head hobby! Savings, too, on pool table and more! Don’t miss these "just in 2, 3 and 5-lb. models! Zipper and newlywed, Mamie Carruthers gredient. Chemold and morel accessories, balls, racks, chalk and lime” savings! drawstring models! (Maureen Loughery), hopes her For the Israelis, a political That means savings on brands morel new husband isn’t too lonley settlement is of the greatest like Ajay, Wilson and Playmate! without her. “Why, Jack says importance and for it they are Save on bags, carts, drivers, that he can't get to sleep at willing to surrender some irons, matched sets...even golf night, unless my head is on his territory. balls! And they're atll "fore" you! shoulder.” But the Israeli leadership 1 The whole burden of the Itself has mentioned a six CAMPING TENTS TABLE TENNIS meeting falls upon Nan Adams months deadline in which talk SPORTING GOODS HOCKEY EQUIPMENT (Barbara Anderson), who is can turn to war. Gel ready for the great outdoors That means your tavorite game, holding the meeting at her As for Sadat, on last June 6 he Whatever your pleasure! We’ve got Save 25% on helmets, pads, tape, ping-pong, is on sale loo! W e’ve home. Her obnoxious mother promised his troops that all camping gear, tennis balls, golfing hockey sticks, goalie sticks, gloves, JUST SAY with Camel, Sierra, patio, backyard, mountain and dining tents for got playback models so you can (Barbara Carlson) enjoys Arab territory occupied by equipment, water sports equipment, shinguards and all the "pro” style even play alone! 25% savings also bothering the guests. Mrs. Israel seven years earlier lanterns, dart boards...you nameiti equipment to make your game more everyone! Sizes from 7’x 7' to C h ^ e - 16’x 16’. Accessories? Sure! And all on nets, balls and paddles, so Perkins (Debbie Cameron), the would be “liberated” by June 6, lunl'Hurry and savel you're all sell local gossip, tells everyone the 1976. at 25% savings! details, "They were so sur- Important to both aides Is irlsed, they Just spt there, how any settlement is to be SP-B89 tooking like sheared sheep!” describe. When Mary Lange (Sharon The Israelis want some kind Foy) Anally does arrive, things of a nonbelllgerancy pledge SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS fmaster charge] I iHi ihtiumh* ( tab J really begin to happen. You’re from Egypt and a promise that • Putnam Br'nlj’e Plaza, East Hartford • 381 Broad St. Manchester • 136 Elm St. Enfield 10 AM to 11 PM ply shoots from the foul line in the tension-filled highly spirited confrontation , 60-55. (Photo by Woolpert) su n to be surprise at the final Israeli goods will be permitted |~t^eeQ .£ast Catholic and MHS. East won the outcome! — Kent Denley Joy from the ^World^ through the Suez Canal. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Dec. 20, 1974 MANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Dec. 20, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE New Craft Books Are Among Least Costly • SI 1*9I 3g88»888838OTS388»a88881 ______By JEANNE LESEM "120 Needlepoint Design Pro Dozens of real and imaginary For young children on your r 9 1 NEW YORK (UPI) -- Nimble- jects" by Charles Barnes and creatures are subjects for list, there is endless rainy day a GIVE k CHnSTMItS fingered folk are in luck this Da\id Blake (Crown $4.95) is a Pamela Peake's “Creative Soft entertainment in “Make Your a io e fe Ju J* The Finest In « Christmas. Some of the best new quality paperback with mostly Toy Making" (Bobbs-Merrill Own World of Christmas” by TENNIS Gin FOR craft books are among the least mixiern designs for everything $7.95), Mrs. Peake is a zoologist, Rosemary Lowndes and Qaude FORUM WHOLE FMULY expensive. from pincustiions to wall-hang crafts teacher and designer of Kailer (Bobbs-Merrill $5.95), a HOLIDAY CATERING MEMBERSHIP Because of essential illustra ings, and clear directions for .commercial soft toys in Eiigland, story book with cutouts to be ■'I.-- A Mambarahip to tions, publishing costs run high. finishing - blocking, mounting, and her directions and patterns glued together. Its figures are PICK UP or DELIVERED The This year prices generally range etc. Among more expensive are clear enough for the least- holiday characters from around upwards from W.95 for paper volumes, "Needlepoint; Design skilled stitcher. the world. A 4 Champlonehip Courts TENNIS FORUM^ backs to $24.95 for “Quilts in Your OuTi" by Muriel Baker, BUFFETS A 2 Outdoor Courts FAMILY MEMBERSHIP ^ America." an illustrated history Barbara E\tc, Margaret Wall IN READY TO SERVE CONTAINERS ■ A Open every day 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. ONLY *55.00 ^ by Palsy and Myron Orlofsky and Charlotte Westerfield and Also Catered Dinners A Buffets at Our Attractivi - k Shower and locker room INDIVIDUAL ONLY *38.00 (McGraw-Hill). Strictly speak ".Needlepoint Bargello” by Doro- Hall or A Place of Your Choice! A Complimentary towel tervico P h 0 PI 6 y ing, the Orlofsky book is no how lliy Kaestner (both Scribner's T H E W RJSr \ to guide but a skilled stitcher and $12.50) are adm irable. g★ Profeeslonal instruction _ _ _ _ ^ . could make templates (patterns) Again, your choice is best based Ig a r d e n g r o v e CATERERS,IN| I g ★ FREE Babysitting 8 7 5 -7 0 9 4 from many of the designs pic upon pi’rsonal taste in designs. tured. .Ms. Kaestner’s are largely SCULPTURE 2:?rUin, 872-8400 Good values in how-to books bargello, very modern looking i t 6 4 9 -S 3 I 3 o r 6 4 9 -S 3 1 4 If LOCAnDON FEEDER RDAD - EXIT 97 OF WILRUR CROSS HWY. include: and, because of design complex («!!«aiaa«cafles«^ ".Award Winning Quilts" by ity. may be too much for inex Effie Chalmers Pforr (Oxmoor perienced stitchers. by Lady Seiko GIFT House $7.95) is just as practical a guide as 'The Quilting Primer" "English Crewel Designs" by by Dorothy F'rager (Chilton Mar>’ Eirwen Jones uMonw Avery $12.50) so the question is, $9.95) contains charted details BE basically, whose patterns do you from many beautiful pieces in different i;, like best'’ The awards were from miLseum and privatb collections. a farm publication’s quilt block Christmas But the patterns are so intricate GUDE OPEN contest. Designs range from 'SNA that even longtime ™ " T heirloom traditional to ex embroiderers may find them gift. CHECK THE HERALD quisitely modern. difficult. GnETKGFTl SUNDAY “Needlepoint from America's SR YOUD UKE I CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. 2 Great Quilt Designs" by Mary Elizabeth Zimmerman’s "Knit TOKCQVE BICYCLES eTOYS Kay Davis and Helen Giammat- ter’s Almanac" is written with DAILY UNTIL . - SPORTING GOODS tei (Workman $5.95) effectively such good humor that it is fun to Q|aaaea,BK*. ! Camping, Hunting,\Ganaral Sporta' PRiOSKJN POPTABLes B DECEMRER 23rd! | | CAMPING EQUIPMENT adapts patchwork and other read, even if you don't like to A portable typewriter le ttie Ideal glft| K— ite . W I I id - e s - quilt designs to canvas, using a knit. H^r suggestions are Ilor everyone In the family — Including! FARR’S 2 m a in ST. variety of stitches. ~your8ell. Eepeclally If irt a praclelon-a seasonal: sweaters and other Jbullt Adler. I iSLEDS and TOBOGGANS; ■ ^ 643-7111 largish items for winter work, i ; 1 MANCHESTER I Y £ l ETYPCTflllTiR 5 Quality Merchandise at RaaaonablaPrIcaa Open Mon. to Sal. 9 to 10 P.M. and mittens, hats and other little I T A L E SERVICE I //; PARKADE I 41 PURNELL PLACE ■ 0 I**) things for the warm-to hot ■ MANCHESTER 1 [Gift Certificates for Christmasi months. Designs include two 1^ ^HONE^J^J^ J 1000 HARTFORD TPKE. OPEN dishui stunning Aran sweaters. VERNON • 872-8052 Mon-Fri 9:30 to 9 PM Bag Cost Is Half “African Fabric Crafts” by Sal. Ill 0:00 PM - Esther Warner Dendel No. ZW426M-17J Christmas Of Store’s Profit (Taplinger $10.95) is primarily a Black dial. Yellow history and art book, and a top/italnless steel No. ZW506M-17J back, matching Seiko amber dial. Gftfor Washinffton — One national splendid one, but skilled crafters Yellow top/stalnless Shopping Hours bracelot. Only $85. chain reports paying 2 cents for steel back. Matching Cling Places! i3aniiidiM|M««]i!» could copy or improvise from bracelet. Only S125. each large grocery bag, up some of the illustrations. Oie of Has Jual Tha Luggaga about 14 per cent over 1972. A 649 Main St., Manmoeter GENUINE SLATE the loveliest and most imagina You NtadI Chooae from thaao Famoua Branda: aamaMita regular grocery bag holds 8 e w « d ^ * complete line), Atlantic, Vantura, Airway and about a $7 or $8 sale, and the tive bones. Utmost patience oowara. ^ T e l . 643- 217? POOL TABLES retail food chain profit in 1973 would be needed to copy the in OUR LAYAWAY PLAN MANCHESTER was reportedly 3^4 cents on an tricate and Elizabeth C. McGrail SUOOR Every is now in effect average sale. This indicates (Pyne Press, distributed by Thing ASK ABOUT IT M o R e -F r i. 9:30 - 9 that the cost of bags may be 917 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER SiiiM Scribner’s $9.95), although they OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. • SAT. TO 5:30 Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 more than half the store’s are carefully pictured on graph MARLOWS 1911! f i n profit. TILL CHRISTMAS PRee “*NCHE8TER - 649-5221 ' ' paper. FREE PARKINQ FRONT a REAR OF STORE • MASTER CHARQE CAROS A through December 23rd ___ ACCEPTED IICYCLE LARGIST flLCCTION OF r > AN, wew BICVCLCl IN TMI VCRNON ARIA CHRISTMAS Profestiolully Assembled PRESENT BREMEN GUT PAK. GIFT CERTIFICATES f r o m TOYS & NOVELTIES VERNON FOR YOUR iN O W O P EN K um n ^ • Body Perms • Eye Brow Waxing ACCESSORIES a GIFTS snir I I • Manicures • Blow Cuts SNOW SHOVELS W vve Install complete exhaust systems on most *295 MXUSOSU W Mon.-Sat. 10-9 DOG Steel a Aluminum American and Foreign Cars, and light duty trucks.. ALSO 5 FULL SERVICE SALON JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES PING PONG AND P . through December 23rd I f GAME TABLES GMi'ftBeottfu S(Ki M u ffle rs Regal of Manchester, Inc. RIZZO 8 7 2 -8 5 3 1 POOL CO. 647-S420 , 42 Union' St., Rockville Opposite Hospital Mrv/ng you w ith the nation's f/neaf U U P F L E n s S vtRNON cmciE i d K VfRNON MUISON B REISAL MEN'S cumbe&d farms B NtWIHSTON 1 M ANCH ISTIR coMMzrr mhts troM- V n N O N Turtleneck Sweaters. E Dog|l9 Tovt, Fancy lammmmmmmm tOI -407 MAIN STKEiT TW-CITY FLA2A | CManddoirts... MI-2471 I7 2 -O III WILTON’S JPOST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA Comer of Center & Broad Streets Complete grooming Gift Shop MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 for all types of dogs 964 Main 8 t In VERNON. CONN. 872 3159 I Downtown Manchester MON. thru SAT. SUDS I HesdqiMrters for 9:30AM to 6:30PM COLLECTOR OPEN ^Thurs. & Ivenina 'til 9 SCISSORS PLATER • BOTTLES IVEST Po«t Bigad PUa B t M C MEN'S • ZOO ANIMALS r . . CW i0f12|i Christmas VERNON 8T9-7SM STRETCH • HUMMEL FIGURINES ILL ^B 3 li WIGS *5 'ou owe it to younelf to Begins at OFF sit this fascinating shop! PACKAGE MANCHESTER < [ TIL STORE PARKADE Dumbamnil fbrm. CHRISTMAS < ; Adam’s MANCHESTER 72B {. MMdls TumpNit VILLAGE BARBER Mon. a T u99. S -tn 9 P.M. SHOP PANASONIC Apple W9d ttmi S tL 8 1H 10 P.M. headquarters PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING QUART GAL/ Salon for Men RADIOS — TAPE RECORDERS DOUBLE S&H Featuring" COMPONENT SYSTEMS T h e ONLY 4 GREEN STAMPS UNISEX CUTS SHOPPING SupermarkotN EVERY DAYS T IL jn. CAMINO WEDNESDAY! Hair Placet 130 CfNTER St J one-stop MEATS i f cumbai^anil f^nas MANCHISTSR rPoQeitoii!( PLAZA CHRISTMAS m 649-4S37...... since 1931 "RTl.ti 10, VIRNON OPEN DAILY am Cartlllcatas . ^ 979.292I979-2929 10-10 Santa says... A Tim s . Him Frl. shop SUN. 12-5 HALF " Appointments Preferred or Your Holiday Parties, Try a C I D E R 69OAL. PHONE THE "INNE” PLACE barn's Ap ple • 4 9 - 0 8 8 7 FOR YOUR PET for the “DELI PLAHER" from FRANK’S Robert O. St. Pierre Let Ue Bathe and/or Qroom Your Dog MANCHESTER PARKADE • MANCHESTBl ANY SIZE PLAHER - ANY VARIEH OF MEATS - MADE TO ORDER For the Holidays __ Leave Him, We*U Love Him for the Day selective While you Shop, 2 ______eumbenaad farms A HOLIDAY MUST.' NOONDAY SNACK • BACKGROUND MUSIC ITALIAN BEEF ^ _ OPEN a A.M. • 8 P.M. # ••• shier For Rasarvathns Please Call B46-8971 PLAHER SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS PLAnER $ 1 FLAVOR OF THE MONTH ^ rn ilK HOUMTINHE I Serves 6-8 I W Serves 10-12 spec Ial o f t h e w e e k 1 LS. ROAST BEEP FROSCIUTTINI 1 LB. COOKED CORNED BEEF HALF HAM CAFICOLA 1 LB. ALL BEEF SALAMI QINOA SALAMI 1 LB. WHITE MEAT TURKEY ROLL PEPPEMINT GALLON O O i • SLICED PROVOLONE II OZ.DILL PICKLEI (9PEAR9) SKI PACKAGES :.DILL PICKLES (SPEARS) mClIOLS MANCilESTER TIRE, IRC. “ 2 LBS. POTATO SALAD BEQINNER8 TO EXPERT I.ROTATO SALAD 2 LBS.COLE SLAW I.COLE SLAW 1 JAR MUSTARD 295 Broad Street r u B s a - j I. ITALIAN BREAD 2 LBS. SLICED RYE CANDY Manchester, Conn. SAVE S c H E v n u T ; International ;«oi/re; Mon Tun., Wed., Frl. S. 0S to S.-30 2 h aS eee J u ...UPTO.______EUROPEAN SALAMI Thunday <;0«-«;00 - Sat «.» 2 J b u r^ f THE PLAHER PLATTER Serves 10-12 Serves 10-12 12 oz. 2-LB.* CHOCOLATES 1 LB. IMFORTID BOILED HAM 1 LS. FRENCH LOAF 1 LS. IMPORTED EWISE CHEESE 1 LB. ITALIAN LOAF "ALPINE 1 LB. POLISH LOAP 1 LS. PASTRAMI Add a taste of sweetness to 1 LB. HARD SALAMI 1 LB. OERMAN SOLOONA t ir e s Christmas. Schrafft'8"home 1 LB. OLIVE LOAF 1 LB. SLICED PROVOLONE 19 OZ.OILL PICKLEI (9PEARE) m u s style" assorted chocolates Charge Itl 2 LBB.POTATO SALAD 2 LEE.OERMAN POTATO SALAD delicious gift. 1 LSS.COLB SLAW RL 80 Post Rd. Plaza • Vernon, Conn. 11 OZ.DILL PICKLES (SPEARS) 2 LBS.COLE SLAW Open DiHy 10 to • • let. 10-8:30 • B72-S047 2 LBS. RYE eRBAO 2 LBS. RYE BREAD 239 Spencor Street • Manchester 1 JAR MUSTARD ______1 JAR MUETAHD______*«rH®*!:®"' SHOCKS • m irf ENoC dTsc^ es In M n or Snow — Dillon’.s There to Tow WRECKER “*W ’lg»*BlP!!KgrF ■ S i v . . . r Phone 643-2145 3?9^Mahi Street 24 hr service „ „ f t ' I. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 20, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 20, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE MMH Renovations V Renovations Authorized At Porter Music Classroom To Depend Upon Bios \' SAVE about $130 if the head custodian Although Edmondson did not COLUMBIA the school year. Suzanne Kac- Wilcox’s Grade 1 three hours in dent) whose current salary is docs some of the work during sign the document he formally Manchester Memorial VIrginiu Carlson zysnkl was given a maternity the morning. $21,000. It will be increased $1,- cost hasn’t been deterried his regular hours. Board In other action, board accepted the contract for the 500 a year tor the next two Hospital (MMH) won’t know Com-spondent leave of absense and will return yet, Marmen said. TONIGHT members agreed it will be members hired Deborah record. years. until mid-January — when bids 228-9224 in September 1976. The Phase I-C renovatas necessary to pay a helper for Desjay as instructional aide un The original three-year con from subcontractors come in — were approved by MH The Board of Elducation Mrs. Fontaine was working The seven-month delay in the two days and purchase a metal der the Emergency Employ tract was extended one year at how much of an extensive trustees last year and the pis has agreed to authorize three hours a day with Vicki signing of the contract was not door frame and other ment Act to work with Linda a May special meeting after renovation project will be done have also b ^n approved / about $195 worth of renovations Wallace in Grade 1 as an in due to any problem with any t u 8 materials. Gardiner, reading consultant. Edmondson had completed one at the hospital. state regulatory agencies. * to a music classroom at Porter structional aide and three hours issues, Edmondson stated The project has been ap The board officially accepted year in the position. Hospital spokesman Andre As work on Phase 1-C neat School which was found unsafe a day as a compensatory aide. earlier this month. Several proved by Davis, the state fire the superintendent’s contract The contract calls for travel Marmen said the renovation recently by the town fire Board members also ap issues were negotiated, which MMH officials are now lookin marshal, and building inspector and directed board chairman expenses of $250 annually as op work — affecting the hospital’s into the second phase of thi marshal. proved the superintendent’s took brief meetings, and three Sam Pescatello. The hallway Ernest Bottomley to sign the posed to the former mileage north wing and part of the west hospital’s expansion prograrn. Local fire marshal Richard recommendation that Elizabeth items were changed from the door will be rehung to open into document in the name of the sheets. The third item revised wing — was originally es Marmen said. The second phas< Davis ordered the room, where Sullivan be hired for the posi original contract, he said. timated to cost $1.5 million, but SAVE the corridor. A rear door will be tion in the compensatory educa board. was the length of time for ter is in the early planning stages, Susanne Steinmeyer conducted installed to open into Room 10. According to the terms of the A vote of a special meeting in mination of the contract by costs may run higher and force he said, declining to disclose tion being vacated by Mrs. Fon her music classes, to be contract, the vote has to be July granted an additional $1,- either party from one year to cutbacks in the plans. what is being planned. vacated because there is only taine. Miss Sullivan currently is 500 a year to the superinten “A lot of it is up in the air un SATUBDAY an instructional aide in Mary taken by written ballot. six months. Phase I-A of the MMH one exit from the room, the en Hired til the bids come in,” Marmen program was the $5.1 million trance door swings in, not out, The board instructed Supt. said. east wing, which opened in 1971. and the room is too close to the Clarence Edmondson to hire The renovation plans — the The three-floor wing includes a school’s boiler room door. Debra Fontaine for a Grade 2 third phase in an MMH expan surgical suite of seven 10-2 Although the cost estimate is position at a salary of $7,900 sion program which began six operating rooms, a radiological $195 this will be reduced to prorated for the remainder of years ago — include moderniza department with nine X-ray tion of the first, second and rooms, a central sterile supply third floors of the north wing area, the hospital's data K-Mart Plaza Office and the third floor of the west processing department, and a SPENCER ST., MANCHESTER — 649-3007 wing. total of 34 b«is in intensive Envisioned are complete air care, coronary care, and in conditioning, new lighting, termediate care. Heritage Savir^ replacement of windows, in Phase I-B was a $1.7 million Qljoan/Usociation • S/nrc/iW/ 2hc H craliJ stallation of a voice nurse call addition, which opened in late Area Profile system, new equipment, and 1971, housing the MMH rehabilitation of ^Id surgery emergency department, out 2 areas to create a new physical patient, and physical therapy rehabilitation unit. facilities. That addition in The renovations wouldn’t sub creased the hospital’s service stantially alter the number of facilities and didn't provide in Planting to H|de beds at MIVIH, which now total creased bed capacity. 337, including 34 bassinets. Depending on the bids, MMH Disposal Area, Children’s _ may also install a new elevator icRowiin cooxiNe s a v es u p t o in the north wing and a new 75% ACTUAL COOKINU TIME Plush *1 _ 9 9 boiler to provide back-up A shredder was put into margin for the entire hospital. SOUTH WINDSOR operation recently to chip small Slippers Prime contractor for the Developer W FOR LIVE DEMONSTRATION Judy Kuelinel cot trees and branches. Wooid chips project is Standard Builders ^ Correspondent Deep, cozy plush for warm feet! Choice of reduce the volume of material colors, children’s sizes 5-8, 9-3. \.,Up the Chimney He Rose,*.^ Inc. of Hartford, which is Purchases 644-1364 to be covered. The chips are advertising for subcontract bids According to Democratic • ••••••••••••• Hilton Hotel also made available to anyone Baby Peek-A-Boo With gaily wrapped dolls and other gifts stacked near the in kindergarten through Grade 4 at the Singer Learning to be opened Jan. 14 and Jan. 16. Councilman Robert Hornish, by who has a qse for them, fireplace, Santa lays his finger aside his nose ready to rise Center for their parents and grandparents. The children Bids sought are for architec HARTFORD (UPI) The next year a birm along the Lovable playmate plays peek-a-boo' 20 per store An office has been provided up the chimney and join his waiting reindeer (kneeling in also designed the costumes as well as producing and direc tural trades (Jan. 14 bid Hartford Hilton Hotel has been length of the South Windsor through state funding to im opening) and mechanical and sold for $4.5 million to a real es sanitary landfill area will be the foreground) during a scene from “The Night Before ting the play. (Herald photo by Dunn) prove control of vehicles and electrical trades (Jan. 16). tate speculator who came under completed and will obstruct the * Stunt Stadium Christmas,” which was presented Wednesday by children general administration. Spectacular at the track’ Architect for the renovation scrutiny by legislative leasing public’s view of the dump. The road leading to the land and flips, stunt' g e;; a“n d case"l8^r' per ' store. project, designated Phase I-C investigators. He now wants to In the spring the birm will be Our Reg. 7.99 fill is now an official town road. Boys’ Lined of the MMH expansion plan, is lease it to the state. planted with a variety of grass Comment Signs directing residents to the • U-Fly-lt West Hartford Man Frid, Ferguson, Mahaffey & Allan Schaefer, who already seed and a row of trees to add Canoe receiving area and stating Perry. holds several leases with attractiveness. general directions have been Moccasins Instructor Pilot Set Session Keep Hide Financing of Phase I-C will Connecticut, said Thursday he In addition, disposal methods erected. Real flying experience, take off and landir be assisted by a $500,000 federal and a co-owner would like to for those who bring their own Genuine glove leather, thick pile lining. Boys' A proposal that has been from sidewalks. He suggested Kung Fu Studio sizes 3 to 6. made by many people, many housing for the elderly be con By HOWARD S. DRESCHER The Connecticut law makes it grant under the Hill-Burton lease the 20-year-old hotel as of trash to the area will be im Act, which provides develop fices for the General Assembly. times, over many years, was structed on Spencer St., as op WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - an offense to hunt, kill, sell or proved because a receiving with Muscle Mover by Mattel * Neal Blodgett is going to get his ment funds to hospitals. Finan HiUon Hotels Corp. offer^ area has been started. repeated Thursday night by a posed to Brainard PI. even possess an animal or part WORLD ALMANAC Put Big Jim thru his paces with exciting muscle mover. tige^ skin back and fur coat cing of the rest of the project the l^story hotel to the state The area will allow for easy man who appeared at a Board He said he’s opposed to con of an animal on the federal FACTS No Rain Checks. 100% of Directors comment session structing a new town firehouse owners can breathe a little government’s list of rare or en last spring for $1 million more access for private vehicles and • ••••••••••••••••••••• — a public toilet facility on in the Buckland area and is op easier. dangered species. The penalty than what Schaefer and his the speedy drop off of trash. Waterproof Downtown Main St. posed to town purchase of the A judge Thursday dismissed a is a $1,000 fine and up to six partner, Harry Gampel, paid. This will allow for better con Manchester Director Pascal building on Main St. formerly case against Blodgett, who was months in jail. MANCHESTER The corporation w ant^ the trol of the fill operation and S t ) Children’s Prignano, who manned the ses- occupi^ bya W.T. Grant store. arrested under a state law Blodgett said he purchased HOSPITAL state to use it to house the should result in a saving of Boots sion, said the man A resident of Overland St. aimed at protecting endangered the skin in early 1973, before the Greater Hartford Community time, according to Hornish. Friend Ship recommended the facility be complained that the leaves on animal species. law was passed, from a former NOTES College, but the idea was, With incorporation of the new financed, with part of the Com his street weren’t picked up and “I do not wish to construe the Peace Corps worker who rejected in favor of buying the ^ receiving area, private vehicles Warm pile lining, law so as to make possession of old Phoenix Insurance building, ' are not permitted in the landfill perfect for snow, munity Development grant requested a leaf pickup. brought it back from India. The AU MODELS SALE PMGED ice, rain. Manchester is to receive. Another man complained that fur coats a criminal offense,’’ tiger had been killed in 1967 for DISCHARGED owned by Schaefer and area. A ramp has been con Gampel. Sizes 5 to 8. The same man recommended his property at Westland St. and Circuit Court Judge Milton A. marauding livestock. WEDNESDAY: Glenn A. Free Browning 0/t/i structed adjacent to the road using another portion of the Indian Dr. is flooded after a Fishman said. But someone, identified only Patten, 59 Cooper St.; Betty J. State auditors charged that which people can drive up to Blodgett, 53, was arrested Schoembs, Storrs; Robert L. Schaefer’s lease of a state of with any dispose of their trash and recy Limit 24 E grant for providing legal aid for rain or thaw. He blamed the as an attorney from outside the elderly. He proposed, also, problem on the installation of a Nov. 21 at his West Hartford West Hartford, was angered by Dwire, 9 Coleman Rd., Alfred fice building at 340 CapitoU Westinghouse Oven cle items and drive right back per Store specialty shop. The Den, and the skin and filed a complaint, F. Sancho, 99 Mark Dr., South Ave., Hartford, resulted in tax the town should purchase small berm on Indian Dr. He to the road. Realistic United Airlines Jet! Includes charged with possession of a the first under the state law, Windsor; Susanna T. Stavens, overpayments of $42,000. The! New Amsterdam’s (New tractors and assume the proposed the berm be extended Waiting dump trucks York) citizens aided the many accessories. As seen on TV. No Rain Checks. responsibility of plowing snow to the taking line on his rare Bengal tiger skin. The skin authorities said. 30l Lake St., Vernon; George state is going to court to recoup | transport the trash to selected jRSVP. ..Three- the alleged overcharge. poor by a lottery, awarding • •••••••••••••• neighbor’s property. was hanging on the wall of the DEP officer Richard Potter, Gillespie, Willington; Eric L. A GREAT CHRISTMAS OFT! areas in tqe landfill area. Bibles to the winners in A woman who resides on store, surrounded by other accompanied by two West Hart Ellison, 92 Summer St.; Bar MANCHrsm Commercial carriers of solid 1655. In colonial America Steve Scout I dimensional Ferguson Rd. called attention exotic items. ford police detectives, arrested bara D. Racicot, Robin Circle, waste are allowed to dump public lotteries often OPEIt Town Analyzes to an accident on Ferguson Rd. Fishman ruled that Blodgett Blodgett and took the skin. Tolland. directly in the area'because the replaced taxation as a by Kenner Original The Champ” 'Crossword Fun Equipment Bids Nov. 23 and another Dec. 2, both had acquired the skin before the Blodgett, a collector of antique Harriet Munroe, 333 Bidwell V t i i p l k e UNTIL 9:00 loads, are compacted and easy means to raise money for Big Wheei between Gartoh Rd. and Moun< effective date of the law, Oct. 1, African bronzes and other ar St.; Christin M. Rosa, 46A TVA’S COSTS JUMP WED. TMUR. FRI to cover. schools, roads, canals and Captain Peg Leg, 45” Pool Table Tri-State Industril Laundries mEVISION R APniANCtS tain Rd. 1973, and that Blodgett had no tifacts, was warned, that his Channing Dr.; Debra G. Knoxville, Tenn. — In fis SAT 8:30*9 P.M. Tires are collected in one other public causes. The by Marx by Coleco of Windsor is the apparent low World Almanac notes. Most She said Ferguson Rd. has “criminal intent” in owning it. hunting license might be Jamieson, 16 Prospect St., 1974, total fuel costs at TV. NEXT TO STOP & SHOP area for eventual recycling. Captain Hook bidder for renting work un colonial lawmakers, how become a throughway and Fishman ordered the skin, revoked. Rockville; Theresa L. Boucher, steam plants were $328 milli ti. Tires cannot be buried like Your 4.33 iforms for 25 Town of ever, regarded private lot requested action to reduce traf which was confiscated by the He does not hunt. 181 E. Middle Tpke.; William The average fuel expense \ is trash as they have a tendency to Choice Manchester employes —18 at 40 cents per million Brit ib teries as pernicious. YOUR 11.88 fic. She suggested also that state Department of En Blodgett said he hasn’t G. Bogue, New Bolton Rd., “bounce” back to the surface in the Sewage Treatment Plant Limit 24 per store. No Rain Checks. . k Played on both sides of upright warning signs be installed on vironmental Protection, decided what to do with the skin Bolton; Edgar L. Ridyard, thermal units, double the Iqel a relatively short period of Copyright O 1973 and 7 in the town’s maintenance of five years ago. CHOICE ^%%%e%eeee%eeeee game board. 30 per store. approaches to curves. returned to Blodgett. when it is returned, but that it RFDl, Andover; Judy A. time. Newipaper EnterpriM Assn. department. “Now if we can just find may go back in the store, into Switzer, 23 Worcester Rd., Ver Read Herald Ads Fully outfitted action figures (o spark the^ Other bidders are Mechanics 300 Deliver Small Planes where the damn thing is,” said his house, or to a museum. non; Michelle Paradis, Storrs; imajination! 50 per store Overall of East Hartford, Seattle — About 15,000 small Blodgett’s attorney, Armand “I’m happy it’s over with,” Agnes C. Manning, 333 Bidwell American Linen Supply of Hart airplanes are expected to be Korzenik, a collector of Blodgett said. St.; William Fenstamacher, 20 ford and Sanitas Laundries of made in the United States this scrimshaw —carved whalebone Hartford Rd. Hedstrom Hartford. year. There are some 300 ferry — who believed he also could Prices quoted are on a varie pilots who fly them from manu have been prosecuted under the 16” Sidewaik ty of work clothes and must be facturer to buyer. law. 0 is for Opal Bicycle analyzed before a contract is L Children’s awarded. Larger h'vt9yWfrSwn^9n9vwtwWnwrWP9 White, black, fire, Bids have been received also ^ Table/Chair Set14.77 HO Sets for furnishing the cemetery Mexican, doublet. 26.70 Select hardwood, unassembled. 2 armchairs and H 0 Train Set department with a convertible “LAST MINUTE” . table. 16.77 tractor-mower, with a 1971 Save an additional Deluxe Children’s Table & Chair Set And Triplet or m atrix- *10 Caldor roatary mower offered in trade. SHOPPER’ SPECIALS! joffall other bikes in stock p Colonial. 2 captain's chairs. 30 " round O f t 7 f t The apparent low bidder for table; hardwood, maplb finish ■ W PricedI 11.77 18.77 A rn w Knit Give an Opal Bicycles unassembled this equipment is Turf Products •••••••••••••••• Lighted MDT locomotive, 2 cars and caboose, etc. Corp. of South Windsor, at a net Converts from boys’ model to girls’. Training w heel^ price of $1,333. A total of six bids were received, with F.C. DRESSReg. $12.00SHIRTS ^ " 7 "w . 8 W 8 Taplin Co. of West Springfield, Kentucky Mass, second low at $1,538. The Fisher-Price 2 bids will be studied before a o e n / a l l w in t e r Flintlock or percus Rifle Kits sion; 44 calibre octag Reg. • Play Family Farm contract is awarded because onal barrel; 5 asst, per the low bidder (Turf Products) ^ n H /n OFF JACKETS and to • School Garage •House fcW /U cannnATfti store, No Rain Checks. 99.97 was the only one of the six 74.76 bidders to quote a price on an alternate tractor-mower. JEANS Kentucky YOUR $13.50 Pistol Kits CHOICE All B randt, All P ricet * Build and own a bit of Reg. Alumni Reunion 7.99 history! 4 asst, per to Our Reg. 11.99 each Planned at ECHS store, No Rain Checks. 56.97 39.76 Four great favorites, loaded with play value A A l l / UeSS SUITS, ~| 7 Ft. We carry a complete line of accessories. 60 asst’d per store. East Catholic High School 7 l l H / n 0 F F SPORTCOATS and • • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• will have a lOth-year Christmas Pool Table •••••••••••••• Alumni Reunion Monday after f c U / U ALL WEATWR COAT! Terrarium Kits the East Catholic-Penney High Reg. Rock ’em, School basketball game. Corduroy S A L E iO D O 119.99 2 Gal. Demijohn The game will be played on 8 9 ^ 0 Sock ’em the home court, with the WESTERN,l-'g® • DELUXE Walnut finish cabinet, Jayvee game beginning at 6;30 gum rubber cushion a 11.70 Robots (OvraODIttei mt Centers) action. p.m. The reunion will be in the JA CK ETS10.88 Gal. Demijohn school’s cafeteria immediately • POPULAR Ml lATURES 8 Ft. Pool Table js by Marx after the varsity game. • SOFT CENTI RS Oxford model with double Reg. OPEN KITES 'til 9 paneled pedestal legs 129.99 109.43 East Catholic alumni from Exc^ Sat A Cooy Paymonlt a 14.70 the classes of 1965 through 1974 • SPECIAL Oil ASSORTMENT 14K, from flOO Christmaa Eva ^ 5 Gal. Onion Shape are Invited to attend the reu 8 Ft. Harvard Reg. ^ O Q 7 0 7.74 ; ff nion to taik with each other, the The f ie( Becauae Complete balanced Two sets of control levers keep faculty and present students. • All Hand DIppad > Not Maohina AAada PoolTable •.... Our best model, with bonus of 4 cue sticks, wool blend billiard world in a bottiql % 16.70 lighters in action. Age 4 to teens Teachers have been invited, • Praah Prom Our N, f. SpoNaaa KHohan 18 per store. and students who know alumni • Shippad In Rafrlga Had Truoka cloth. may also attend. Refreshments • ttorad In Rafrigari ad Caaaa CXr 75th Anniversaiy'ibar will be served. MEN'S SHOP • Ovar 35 DHfaranl / Mortmanta a Candy Canea a Vary Thin Ribbon Candy As Leading Jewelers SSiveramiths MANCHESTER SALE; Friday & Saturday ’ The holiday alumni reunion is • Baautifully Qlfl Wrfspad a Chocolata Oantaa • Bngllah Blaoulta Hours 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. sponsored tinnually by the East 789 Main Street Manchester • Praa Dallvary 088 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER a Quality Fruit Cakaa 1145 Tolland Turnpike Catholic Student Qiuncil. a Rlallad Anyvvhara Hartford • Waatfarma Mall .;.v n .j . ' ■ 't t f . M PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Dec. 20, 1974 ^*AN.CHESTER EVENING Manchester, Conn., P’ri., Dec. 20, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN An Invitation to Worship TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Septic Tank Cleaner Faces Charge of Illegal Dumping at CONNECTICUT NOTICE OF CENTER ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE BOLTON Tremano, owner-operator of He said he saw Tremano's of health; and Russell Dibble of State of Connecticut which at Colchester said no arrest has CONGREGATIONAL POLICE REPORT In accordance with the Tremano's Septic Tank Service truck backed up to the end of the state Department of En states: yet been made but that provisions df Chapter 3, Sec Charges will be pressed Four young men in jail cells against a septic tank service for of Coventry. the hotel parking lot and the vironmental Protection. Dibble “All material removed from warrants are being sought. CHURCH • Glenn P. Weeks, 19, of 7 Thursday in connection with tions 1 and 9 of the Town at Police Headquarters this dumping septic tank pumpings Hutchinson said First Select last bit of material was emp lives in Meriden but came to a septic tank for subsurface Hutchinson said — for the 11 Center Street, Manchester Ford St. was charged w ith' three separate Incidents. Each Charter, notice is hereby given morning at 3 burned their in the area of the Bolton Lake man Richard Morra called him tying. Bolton at once, said Hutchin sewage disposal system shall benefit of residents living in the speeding in connection with the was referred to Juvenile Court of the adoption by the ^ a rd of blankets, police said. On top of Hotel, said Calvin Hutchinson, Tuesday night about the alleged Morra, Hutchinson said, son. be disposed of by burial or by area — that none of the Sunday, Dec. 15 one-car acci and released to his parents. Directors of the Town of the charges that put them in the Bolton’s sanitarian. dumping and that he (Hutchin wanted charges pressed if the Raymond Negro, an owner of other sanitary methods ap material went within 60 feet of dent on E. Center St. by Wood- The incidents were; Manchester, Connecticut, CHRISTMAS SUNDAY cells, each man was also The charges, he said, will be son) immediately went to the allegations were justified. the hotel, called State Police at proved by the local director of the lake itself. He said that on bridge St. • Three Hartford boys December 10, 1974, of Or brought against Joseph area of the Bolton Lake Hotel. Hutchinson said he notified Colchester, Hutchinson said, health.” Dec. 18, Tremano satisfactorily SERVICES charged with third-degree Weeks was badly injured in allegedly attempted to break dinance as follows: Dr. Richard Olmsted, director and two troopers came to in This morning. Trooper Clark cleaned the area. criminal mischief. the ecash. He was in serious into a Devon Dr. home about 10 SEE ATTACHED vestigate.' 9 A.M. and 11 A.M, The men and their separate condition at Manchester a m. A neighbor spotted them This Ordinance shall take Hutchinson said the charges cases are: Memorial Hospital through and called police. They were effect ten (10) days after this are brought by himself, by And Along Came Jesus • Marshall H. Meyers, 23, of Monday and is still in the picked up soon after as they publication in this newspaper Olmsted and by Dibble. SWEET APPLE CIDER 168 S. Main St. was arrested hospital ^ listed in satisfactory tried to leave the area in a taxi. provided that within ten (10) Tremano will be charged with today at 1:45 a.m. at the rear of condition, a. spokesman said • A 15-year-old Manchester days after this publication of violation of Section 19-13, B20C, MADE FRESH ON THE FARM The Rev. Newell H. Curtis, Jr., Preacher the Forest Tavern at 1069 Main today. girl was arrested at 1:15 p.m. this Ordinance, a petition of the public health code of the St. and charged with third- • Charles W. Stewart, 48, of on Main St. after attempting to signed by not less than five (5) No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and 7 P.M. Christmas Festival * * * degree attempted burglary. He 408 E. Center St. was arrested steal $5.91 worth of items from per cent of the electors of the H e r a ld natural product. An excellent substitute for soft was still being held this mor today at 1:50 a.m. and charged Arthur Drug Store there, police Town, as determined from the drinks. CHRISTMAS EVE CELEBRATION ning on $500 cash bond for court with operating a motor vehicle said. A store employe chased latest official lists of the Area Profile BERIMRD i LOZn, MG. 11:30 P.M. today in East Hartford. while under the influence of her to the parking lot by the S & Registrars of Voters, has not 22 REOENT STREET Candlelight Communion Service • Kevin J. O’Connell, 18, of liquor. He was released on a H Green Stamp store where he been filed with the Town Clerk MANCHESTER M acIN TO SH RALDWIN 109 Downey Dr. and Mark W. $150 non-surety bond for court held her until police arrived. requesting its reference to a 25H) Y— r In Pastors Roberts, 19, of 308A Green Rd. Jan. 13. special Town election. Orywall Conitruct/on CORTLAND WINESAP She was charged with fourth- I Ctilingt Rtpairtd A Rtplactd Newell H. Curtis, Jr. R. WInthrop Nelson, Jr. were arrested today at 12:55 • Sandra L. Gilbert, 27, of degree larceny. Phyllis V. Jackston m MHCf N miE KMIB, Pastor Emeritus a m. and charged with intoxica East Hartford was arrested • P o lic e c a u g h t two Secretary Youth Counselors Radios — Watches M i OtSTW NET CMWTS? OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Clifford 0. Simpson tion and disorderly conduct. Manchester boys at 7:25 p.m. at Board of Directors C AU US o r Thursday on a Circuit Court 12 Tape Recorders Come In With Your ProWeme The charges stem from a dis warrant charging her with the front of Bonanza on W. Mid Manchester, Connecticut Hired by Center Leather Goods FREE COFFEE FERRANDO ORCHARD turbance they allegedly caused evading responsibility in con dle Tpke. after receiving Dated at Manchester, Connec “SAVINQ YOU MONEY on Green Rd., police said. reports they had stolen over ticut this 13th day of December, BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, QLA8T0NBURY nection with an accident on Oct, ARTHUR DRUG IS OUR QOAL..." Neither had posted bond by late 26 in Manchester. Court is Jan. $400 worth of radio equipment 1974. Court System in Tolland Coun TEL 648-44S4 or (3 miles beyond Vito's Restaurant) Read Herald Ads 13. VERNON 649-4484 this morning and were to from the car of a man having 2 ty' appear in court in East Hart • Charles F. Williams, 45, of dinner in the restaurant, police PURCHASE OF PROPERTY Two counselors, George Ms. Rubin will be at the ford today. 215 Tudor Lane was charged said. Sherry and Esther Rubin, have center during the day and • Robert Scheinost, 21, of 138 with operating with unsafe tires TOLLAND TURNPIKE been hired by the Community Sherry, who is a school social Cooper St. was arrested today and failure to pass to the left of Several cases of vandalism to East Catholic Students Distribute Gifts (for Firehouse) Services Center in Vernon for a worker, will be there in the at 12:50 a.m. and charged with a parked vehicle in connection Christmas ornaments and BE IT ORDAINED by the youth counseling program. evening. intoxication and disorderly con with a rear-end collision breaks into homes were Brian McKeever reads from a list of names of guests at Board of Directors of the Town Jean Long, service coor with refreshments and extra decorations, was one of The Community Services duct. The charges stem from Wednesday at 10:30 p.m. on reported Thursday. They in Crestfield Convalescent Home as other members of East several that ECHS students shared with shut-ins and con of Manchester that the Town of dinator of the center, said a Center is a multi-service GRpi^UllANr QUiPiJ disturbances he caused in the cluded: Manchester purchase for the Spruce St. south of Birch St., Catholic High School distribute gifts. The Christmas party. valescents. (Herald photo by Dunn) grant from the Legal Enforce organization. Roger Ruddick of Hartford Road Cafe and lawns police said. • Someone ripped the lights sum of Thirty-Two Thousand ment Assistance Administra Child and Family Services is at on Fairfield St., police said. off two trees in front of the Ivy Four Hundred ($32,400.00) tion made it possible to engage Williams drove a pickup the center two days a week for He posted a $25 cash bond for truck into the left rear of the Manor Apartm ents on E. Comet Clues From Comet Dollars from Santo J. Lombar the counselors. Their aim will personal, family and court here Jan. 13. parked car owned by James R. Center St. in the evening. lioston—Two new compounds do and Nancy W. Lombardo of be to help young people in the parentchild counseling. Vonberg of Coventry, police • Youths stole 11 light bulbs found in the comet Kohoutek, the Town of Glastonbury, Coun tri-town area before their Manchester Child Guidance Other arrests; said. Both cars were towed. from trees in the front yard of a which put in a disappointingly ty of Hartford and State of problems reach a delinquent Clinic is also making a • Theodore Hall, 28, of Hart High St. home at 9 p.m. and es dim appearance last winter, Connecticut, that certain piece Williams was taken by am may help determine how far behavior stage. counselor available one-half ford was arrested Thursday at caped. of parcel of land with the The program will include in bulance to MMH and then COURT CASES out in space comets are formed. day a week at the center. The 4:45 p.m. and charged with • About $3 in cash and a quart buildings thereon known as 1039 dividual sessions, family transferred to Hartford center also has cooperative third-degree larceny in connec- Hospital. He was treated there bottle of wine were taken from Tolland Turnpike located in the sessions, and group therapy at arrangements with other ser • tion with a shoplifting incident and discharged at 3:03 a m., a Farm Dr. home during a (knife), and breach of peace. against him were nolled (not Legal Notice Town of Manchester in said the center. vices and agencies. 244 CENTER ST. CIRCUIT COURT 12 at Caldor’s on Tolland Tpke., hospital spokesmen said. break late in the morning. • Robert Trombley, 16, of prosecuted) Court of Probate, District of Andover County and State, more par Sherrv and Ms. Rubin will It is open from 9 a.m. to 5 ManchMter Stsslon NOTICE OF HEARING police said. Court is Jan. 6. • A lady’s diamond ring Hartford was committed to the • David J. Bartlett, 30, of 71 ticularly bounded and described work with the school systems p.m. Monday through Friday MANCHESTER Dispositions in court ESTATE OF JULES H. PACHOR, He was released on his valued at $400 plus was stolen Connecticut Valley Hospital for Village St., Rockville, reckless a.lfca JULIUS H. PACHOR as follows: in Vernon, Ellington and and appointments can be made Six teen-agers, five boys and Thursday included; Phone 646-199S written promise to appear in from a Crestwood Dr. home two years after being presented driving reduced from operating Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman NORTHERLY by land now or Tolland and with the Juvenile for evening hours. a girl, were arrested by police during the day. • George J. Gagne, 56, of J. Preuss, Judge, dated December 17, formerly of Anthony Boukus, court Jan. 6. Hartford was sentenced to a in court on charges of third- while under the influence of 1974 a hearing wili be held on an applica degree burglary, first-degree liquor, $50. tion praying that the fiduciary's account One Hundred Five (105) Feet; OPEN 7 DAYS year in prison on charges of be accepted and an order of distribution larceny, using a motor vehicle • Mark DeSimone, 16, of 66 EASTERLY by land now or i public indecency (four counts) be made as in said application on file formerly of Fred M. Cllton, ® and third-degree burglary without the owner’s permis Walnut St. charged with third- more fully appears, at the Court of sion, escape from custody, and degree robbery reduced from Probate'on January 2, 1975 at 1 ;00 p.m. Three Hundred Fifty-Five (355) AMERICA’S STCAK EXPEFIT U 9:00 p.m. (three counts). Norman J. Preuss, Judge Feet, more or less; State Worker Layoffs first-degree criminal trespass first-degree criminal attempt • Donald L. Morse, 20, of SOUTHERLY by Tolland (two counts). to commit robbery, continued East Hartford was given a total Turnpike, One Hundred Five IF Y O U EVERY TUES. NIGHT! Trombley had bolted from the to Jan. 17 for possible designa of six months in prison with OPEN ALL DAY (105) Feet; and Forecast by Carlson courtroom Oct. 21 using the fire tion of youthful offender. This GET ENGAGED execution suspended on breach WESTERLY by land now or escape after the judge said he status would give him a clean WEDNESDAY of peace, assault, third-degree formerly of John H. Hackett et THIS CHRISTMAS.. mentioned early this month, he could not be released on bond on record regardless of the dis HARTFORD (UPI) - The forecast for fiscal 1976 was larceny, issuing a bad check, al. Three Hundred Thirty-Three said, but he will do whatever the theft and burglary charges. position of his case now. ARTHUR DRUG State Finance Commissioner later revised upwards to $275 and other similar charges. He (333) Feet, more or less. H E R E IS has forecast layoffs for state “has to be done” to trim the million as inflation and reces was placed on probation for two • Mrs. Casey M. DeJon, 53, • Thomas Mahoney, 30, of 92 employes to prevent a budget budget f the situation is serious sion continue to whittle away years. alias Carmen K. Marois, of Prospect St., operating a motor A LITTLE HELP (Heratd photo by Pinto) KIDDIES' MEAL Howard Johnson’s deficit this year, but Gov.-elect enough. expectations of tax revenues. • William Street, 18, of 41 Hartford received a 30-day jail vehicle while license RULES FOR KIDDIES’ FREE MEAL - Ella T. Grasso says program Mrs. Grasso said Thursday Meskill has ordered a freeze Cedar St. was sentenced to a sentence with execution suspended, $100 with $50 Howard Johnson’s, “The Flavor of America” is convenienUy located at 394 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, she will make every effort to suspended for fourth-degree remitted. DIAMOND PRICE FACTS; Two (2) FREE Meals Par Family For Children 12 and funds, not people, will be the on new state hiring and year and three months in the Conn. (Exit 94 off 1-86). America’s favorite eating place under the orange roof, is now featuring some of the first to go. avoid furloughing state larceny. The charge of being a Cases nolled (not prosecuted) Don't spend more than you can afford. A good rule to tollow; Undor. Family Meant One Or Both Parenta Praaent. All programs for the second half of state reformatory at Cheshire Spend about a month of your salary on the engagement ring. But best daily specials in town, at easy-on-the-budget prices! For example: Monday is Fillet of Fish Day; Commissioner Adolf G. employes, by starting the the fiscal year. At least one fugitive from justice was nolled included: Items On Children’s Menu Available, Excluding “Littla Jack on charges of first-degree make sure you get the most for your money. In the ring style that Tuesday is Spaghetti Spree Day; Wednesday is Deep Sea Dinner Day; Thursday is Turkey Dinner Day; and Carlson, a Republican ap budget trimming with program Connecticut agency, the state criminal mischief and third- due to the refusal of authorities • Allen L. Chase, 26, of pleases her most. Homer Steak”...,, Meadowbrook Rd., Ellington, NOTICE Friday is Clam Special Day. Would you believe you can order any of these for a mere $2.49 - $2.99 plus special pointee who will leave office funding rather than personnel. library, is forecasting program degree criminal trespass. The in San Bernadino, Calif, to E prices for the kiddies? So, this weekend, or any time, get Mom out of the kitchen, and kids out of Mom’s hair, Jan. 18, said Thursday an un Gov. Thomas J. Meskill’s and personnel cuts before the charges stem from the Oct. 1 extradite. She was charged third-degree criminal mischief DIAMOND BUYING FACTS: and bring them to America’s favorite eating place, your local Howard Johnson’s. specified number of state GOP administration, which had fiscal year is out. vandalism in the St. James there with forgery. and operating a motor vehicle About half of all engagement rings are chosen by boy and girl workers may be furloughed to predicted a $1 million surplus Walzer T. Brahm, state Cemetery off Broad St. Nearly • Paul Angeloff, 22, of Bran while license suspended. MANCHESTER WATER CO. together. But In many cases the young man buys the diamond balance the state budget by by June, 1975, mentioned a librarian, has told his staff the 100 stones were knocked over. ford, operating a motor vehicle • Donald E. Gilbert, 30,’ of alone. Or he talks It over with us first and then brings his girl in possible $45 million deficit in a while license suspended, $100 Enfield, evading responsibility. for final selection. It's up to youl June 30, 1975, when fiscal 1975 budget department’s orders to • Robert N. Tedone, 21, of 65 W ILL RE ends. letter to state agencies warning cut his January budget by 8 per Dattmhuth Rd. was committed with $50 remitted. Four other • Bill J. Orbach, 17, of 31 House of The budget staff is working of budget problems this fiscal cent will mean some programs to the custody of the state com motor vehicle violation charges Ridgewood St., fourth-degree DIAMOND STYLING FACTS: on alternatives to meet the year. and some workers will have to missioner of mental health for larceny. CLOSED Modern girls are individualists. Some want an absolutely perfect The $200 million deficit • Jude T. Reidy, 19, of East diamond even if it is smaller. Others want the largest stone pos* Inc. possible $45 million budget gap go. two and a half years on tlie sible even If it has slight flaws. Some want ultra-modern, others Chung charges of carrying a loaded ri Hartford, operating a motor DECEMRER 24th AT NOON traditional styling. These are the things to talk over with us. 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVILLE s iN G t B E fle (.22 caliber) in a motor vehi Organists Seek vehicle while license cle, carrying dangerous weapon Charter Members suspended. ALL DAY CHRISTMAS DAY Derrick Ruggiero, 25, of COME INI AS SOON AS POSSIBLEI 8 7 5 - 6 2 0 3 n o w o i t e n RESTAURANT The Manchester Chapter of DECEMBER 25th We have helped so many young couples. We can help you to come Hartford, fourth-degree TOM BENOIT STEVE BEILINGHIRI the Hammond Organ Society is larceny. to the right decision. Let your wishes and our experience be the featuring Polynesian and ^ Complett Lunchsons Ssrvtd looking for the charter guide. To the most wonderful Christmas In your llfel CLOSED TUESDAY • Opni 6 Days Cantonese Specialties • Mark T. Varley, 17, of 31 Latt Evening Dining members who formed the club Ironwood Dr., Vernon, posses SOMETHIn u n e w h a s b e e n ' a d d e d a t Famous Pu Pu Platter COMPUTE CARRY OUT SERVICE State Official back in 1960 at the home of sion of marijuana. Emergency Number Marion Moberg who then lived SpecialopeciHi Familyrtu uiiy jDinners l x iu u c is Pays Back Taxes • Ted Williams, 16, of 21 Steve’s & Tom’s CHINESE, POLYNESIAN and on Forest St. and Combination Platters / UJ EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Oxford St., tampering with a SUOOR AMERICAN FOOD The chapter would like as motor vehicle, using a motor 649-0857 State Agriculture Com PASTA Delightful Family Style Dinneri many charter members and vehicle without the owner’s 917 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. missioner Fenton P. Futtner MON. - WED. a THUR8. Mon • Thun 11 • 11 pm cm past officers as possible to help permission (two counts). Merry Christmas To All, OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. . SAT. TO 5:30 Fti-Stt 11H:30pm EXOTIC HMTIiin BANQUET has paid the town of East Hart celebrate the chapter’s 15th an SundsY 12- 10 pm I POLYNESIAN IIJI im llJ I M l FACILITIES FOR I • Guy DeFillipo, 27, of TILL CHRISTMAS PASTA ITEMS SERVED UNTIL 9:Q0 P.M. ford more than $25,000 in back niversary on Jan. 4, 1975, at RDu. to wsRktnd volunw wt in torry Pm I* !• not ■villtblo FrI., 8«t. 9 Sun COCKTAILS Fri. I SB. 2S0 SEATINQ Winchester, reckless driving. II JI U l lM ML taxes and interest he owed. Watkins Store. 363 BROAD ST. San. IMl Ml FEATURING JOHN BRITNEY, ORGANIST MANCHESTER COMPLETE Futtner made the payment Those interested in attending, FRI. a SAT. NIGHT 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. COCKTAILS TAKE-OUT El Camino Plaza Rte. 30, Vernon Thursday, less than a week or anyone with any information SERVED 6 4 9 -4 9 5 8 SERVICE LOWER LEVEL after East Hartford filed suit in MHt from Vernon Clrefo, Rto. M North may call Marion Moberg at Theresa Family GRINDERS the Court of Common Pleas to Watkins. Hot Oven on Request recover the taxes, owed since Membership in the as far back as 1968. Manchester Chapter is open to A ton of snow a minute! Feast every we^day r Last week Futtner said he anyone interested in organ had withheld the tax payments music for fun and relaxation. All controls near hand.s. The lop of the bun as a “sort of” protest because The group meets the first Satur the land was zoned under four at Howard Johnson^! day of each month at 8 p.m. at Winterized 8 h.p, engine. never touches different designations which the Oak St. entrance of the WITH SECONDS ON THE HOUSE were scaring away potential piano and organ studio at Working at full capacity the bottom developers. Mon(% FishFry Watkins. this Toro can hurl a ton of snow a minute. Diri’cfional 2 Golden filet of flounder, french fries, of the bun. ciuite control. Tk The key is two-stage ^ cole slaw. $1.39 for kids * 2 * 4 9 TAG NOW - CUT lATER construction. First an intake stage takes big bites of snow; Hurling fan throws Tuesday Spaghetti Spree then a hurling stage throws snow up to 25 feet. With meat balls, meal sauce, garlic the snow up to 25 feet—left, bread and salad. $1.39 for Ikids CHRISTMAS TREiS right or straight ahead. •2.49 ROUTE 83 ELLINGTON It’s powered by an easy-starting 8-h.p. engine 0 VC^esday Deep Sea Dinner and, like all Toro products, ^ Id e n fried Tendersweet clams, filet of is engineered for s.ifety and flounder, french fries and cole slaw. Atk durability. $1.39 for kids Z A y All in all, there are over 20 engineering features that Thursday Turkey Dinner GALA NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY allow you to tlirow up to Roast Turkey with giblet gravy, com a ton of snow a minute. bread s tu fl^ cranberry sauce and all So you spend a lot less time the tnmmin’s. $1.49 for kids *2*59 10 P.M. to 3 A.M. ANY TREE ON THE LOT in the cold, cold snow. • Champagns Toast • Contlnantal Braakfaot Bring the Family to Select Your Treel Frid^ Clam Fry • Full Court# Dinner • Hats A Noise Makero 32" drum auger Heaps of golden fried Tendersweet clams, french fries and cole slaw. TREE FARM $1.49 for kids 1 X ) R 0 •299 DUN'S CHRISTMAS See the Toro sium ilm m ers hem *34.00 Par Coupla Dreaming of a Sweet Christmas BARBER HILL ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR 394 Toffand Tpka. DINNERS SERVED A8 USUAL This houae of candy is presently on display at the Main St. office of the Hartford National Tel. 644-0444 or 076-547Q OlTMtloiMi Prom W ipiilni ■ Rout* 74, turn ftft on PoMir S t ix tiro - MOtUARD ______5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Bank it Trust Co. When Thomas Miles, 18, of 19 Montauk Dr., Vernon, made it, he was CAPITOL Equipment Co. Mandiaalar houM, right on MIUw Nil., M t on BitiM r HW Nd. • (rom WlndtoralHo dreaming of a “sweet" Christmas. It took him three days to cover a cardboard frame WE HONOB 3B MAIN STREET Til. 643-7ese MANCHESTER 'CNANGEitWITH AT EXIT 94 JownsonS nookvUI* Rd., right on iN tM r HHI Rd. for two mHa - from Rook- house with all kinds of sweets and licorice sticks. Santa sits on a chimney full of candles, Hour! DAILY : 7 Bm to S pm Thurt. 7 am to 9 pm Sat. 7 im to 4 pm WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY , FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 872-7327 vHtf • rl# it on WIndiorvMIt Rd. M Phigm ld Ford, l«ft on G riffin INI BlfUadMI C4MO } ‘^^navofqCAmetka and a truck parked in the dooryard holds an extra delivery of licorice sticks. A(ter the USED EQUIPMENT-SERVICE-TRADES-SALES-PARTS- EASY TERMS Rd., M t on B iA w HHI Rd. ■ .1 milo on right a > 4 0 9 i holidays, the candy house will serve the purpose for which it was originally Intended — to NARYrUflli n a t i o n a l ! eaten. (Herald photo by Pinto) OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 8 to 5 I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conth, Fri., Dec. 20, 1974 I^Ji^CHjiS'rER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 20, 1974 — PAGE TWEN'TY-NINE Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa for Sola 23 Homaa for Sala 18 5 ' .i MANCHESTER - Newer 3- MANCHESTER - Authentic bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, Colonial reproduction. Four possible 4|h bedroom, con bedrooms, 2 1/8 baths, double We find the house venient location. |W,900. Paul garage. Lookout Mountain you make the home. 4 S I A i s s W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. area. Must see to appreciate, vl-i ^ C asl Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. danM f. rMie LAND, BARN - 3 bedroom forC h house, baseboard heat, excellent bam, large brook. MANCHESTER - Exquisite BUILDER SAYS She H erath Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- multi-level Contemporary. 3166. Four large bedrooms, fantastic I by Traey Dr. and make an oBor on thia brand view of Hartford skyline, 8 1/8 five room Ranch. Two full bathe, aluminum CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING $32,900 - 5W-room Ranch, brick baths, trees, space-age kitchen. d, 2-oar garage. Quality oonatruotton. Immediate occupancy. 60’s. Homaa For Sala front, natural trim, cellar, gar 23 Homes For Sala 23 S e rv ic e s OHarad 31 Bullding-Contraeting 33 Articlaa tor Sala age, trees. Hutchins Agency, Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 41 Articlaa lor Sala 41 Articlaa for Sola 41 Rooms for Rant 82 Realtors, 646-3166. 643-1106. $24,000 Newly listed Duplex. $ rooms on eaeli side, oHy TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan MATURE WOMAN to share utilities. Good buy lor the ambWoue Vsraon eling, rec rooms, offices, - remodeling, repairs, counter BOL’TON - Seven-room Ranch CHy I Use this handy classified Townhouse with same. Own Offered by the handyman. household repairs. Phone 649- and cabinet Work, free es- plus rec room, with one-car 4594. timtes. Call 643-5769. room. Kitchen privileges. PHONE 643-2711 garage set on V«-acre lot On I $24,800 Pour-room cape style with large former wood References required. Call 643- P re v ie w : 8046. dead-end street. Zinsser Agen working shop In rear. Aluminum storms and RETIRED BUILDER available TOP QUALITY work - Septic, aaOER BLANK cy, 646-1511. PHILBRICK screens. Great starter home. sewer connections, bulldozing, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD for maintenance, alterations SEVERAL single furnished and repairs. Carpentry, plum excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. $38,800 Immaculate OllMA^'alumlnum rooms - Clean, pleasant, cen Homes For Sa/a 23 Homes For Safa 23 bing, electrical experience. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- for placing your want ad. 5114. tral, on bus line, new furniture, AGENCY Reasonable rates. Call 649-1975 carpeting. Reasonable. MANCHESTER before 7 p.m. Fill In - Clip Out and Mall Todayl ADVERTISING ADVERTISING 831.800 FARM — So acres, mostly Regular rates apply — see ratee at the b^lnnlng of cleared and level land, room REMODELING Six-room Capd, four down, 8 $41,800 Walk to the goK course, walk to aohool, from construction. la ra g e s . the clastifled section. DEADLINE house, barn, two large poultry SNOW PLOWING, commercial MALE ROOMMATE wanted; RATES I WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE two up, all finished. Three this 8 room Ranch on a 100x178 lot. and residential. 649-3015 after 4. breezeways, recreation rooms, air-conditioning, color televi 12:00 noon the day before bedrooms, living room, for houses,'2-car garage. etc. Check our prices then com publication 1 day 9c word p«r day DATE OF FIRST INSERTION- sion, swimming pool; mal dining room, kitchen, IN-LAW Apartment, con $42,000 8x8 aluminum-sided Duplex, lech side has pare. 528-8364. 3 days 8c word per day I TMNK Palntlng-Paparlng 32 Reasonable. Near Vernon Cir Deadline for Saturday afid 6 days 7c word per day fig m en t garage, quiet loca sisting of three rooms, plus 6- NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN cle. 875-1333. ' Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 3 bedrooms and 1V4 bathe. On one-haN sore lo t RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 26 days 6C word per day tion. Minimum down room home, living room with CLASSIFICATION______15 WORD MINIMUM pUancYLavd & ^osseUol PAINTING and pat payment. fireplace, dining room, $44,800 Pick your own colors In this brand naw 0 excellent work. References. FURNISHED room for rent> Happy Ads $2.00 inch BIDWELL Home Improvement centrally located, 146 Centen PLEASE READ I SlliDOO — Business zone 1.6 acre corner lot In Andover I kitchen, bedroom on first room Raised Ranch on 3 acre lo t Free estimates. Fully insured. U&R REALTY CO., INC. A beautiful new wooded Co. Expert installation of Street. Please call 6460013. * on Route 6. Excellent edge on Inflation. I floor, with 2 bedrooms on se Martin Mattsson, 64^31. aluminum siding, gutters and YOUR AD 043-2002 cond floor, screened porch, 2- Classified ads are taken over Hobart 0. MUnlock, Realtor $82JOO 8 family. Good Investment Four 4-room trims. Roofing installation and $29,500 — Immaculate three bedroom Ranch, car garage, $38,000. area created and designed J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom the phone as a convenience apartments and one 6-room apartment Sit repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Apartmanta For Rant S6 The Herald is responsible lor fireplaced living room, treed lot plus much more. ■ CONTEMPORARY . Raised decorating. Interior painting. 2 I uated on 3 acres of land. especially for your new only one incorrect insertion and ' Ranch — Large, modern Paper hanging. New Ceilings. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, then only to the size of the $30,900 — Immaculate 2-bedroom Ranch style Condo. MANCHESTER - New Family Remodeling. Exterior painting. WE HAVE customers waiting kitchen with pantry, formal roofing, storm windows, aw for the rental of your apartmenT original insertion Errors which Rec room, 1W baths. Only one available. I Colonial, aluminum siding, $88,000 Brand new 7 room Raised Ranch. 2% baths, home. Lots for sale or Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. nings. ^ a lity workmanship, do not lessen the value of the I or home. J.D. Real EstateJ three bedrooms, bath ana dining room with built-ins, Fully insured. For estimate call free estimates. Fully insured. advertisement will not be cor lavatory, oversized modern finished family room, large master bedroom, Associates, Inc. 6461980. $34,900 — 3-bedroom Ranch, flrst-floor family room, living room with cathedral unique view. Monroe Moses will custom 6 4 9 -^ . 872-9187 , 649-3417. ______W rected by an additional inser kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina ceiling and fieldstone tion fireplace, carport, treed lot. Immediate occupancy. | tion dining and play room, gar LOOKING for anything in real; fireplace from floor to ceiling, build your home. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. ROOFING - Specializing I $39,900 — Now 6-room, Vh baths, aluminum sided I age, just right lot, conveniently $80,800 UAR built 8-room four bedroom Colonial. First estate rental — apartments^ redwood paneling, four repairing roofs, new roofs, located. Donald S. Gale Realty Five years experience. homes, multiple dwellings, no I Colonial. ASSUMABLE 8V4% mortgage. ' bedrooms, 2 full baths, large floor family room with stone fireplace, large Excellent references. Pete, 742- gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Lost and Found 1 Holp Wantod Co., Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. lot. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate I $39,900 — S-5, 2 family, 2 bedrooms, dining room, big family room with fireplace, 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. and re p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs Associates, Inc. 6461980. Mvee Mesas, Custom Builder Developer. experience. Free estimates. I kitchen, living room, double garage. Good Income. | VERNON - Six room Ranch den or library, 5 sliding glass LOST - Yellow female cat, SHOWCASE CINEMAS RAYMOND J. ZOWADA - Pain Howley, 643-5361. vicinity of Northfield Green $42,500 — Clean 3-bedroom Raised Ranch, Vh baths, i with 2-car garage, large kitchen doors, 2 large decks, 2-car INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE 68 units. 1st mortgage as 875-2260 VILLAGER APARTMENTS - IN Nw Un, Eiii hrtM with built in oven and range, garage, large lot. $68,500. ting and papering contractor. H e r a l J i Condominiums. Call 646-7415! Immediate openings for reliable men fireplace, carpeting, garage, treed lot. sumable at 7%, second mortgage assumable at ROOFING - Installation and Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 three bedrooms, fireplaced No Job too big or too small. to work afternoons or evenings as ’TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 5-5, 7V4%. Owner w ill take back 3rd offered at $878,- (Quality work at a reasonable repairs, gutters, storm win tiled batha, wall-to-wall LOST - GIFT Wrapped Christ ushers. Apply in person at the Show living room, deep shrulmed lot, DIRECTIONS: EXIT S7 OFF ISS ONTO TUNNEL ROAO; carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, I three yedrs old, IW baths, 000. For more details, oall our office. CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL AND TAKE LEFT ONTO price. Fully insured. 875-6400. dows, doors. Experienced mas gift on Main Street, case Cinemas between hours, 11 am-7 $44,000 — New 8 room Raised Ranch, one full, 2 half I 637,900. Wolverton Agency, P,0. Box 591 heat, hot water, patio, full base pm, Monday-Friday. aluminum siding, good invest ECHO ROAD. quality workmanship. Fully in Thursday nieht. Please return baths, fireplace, double garage. Only $2,200 down at I Realtors, 649-2813. ment. No pets. 649-7620. ment at $53,900. PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain sured. Free estimates. Manchester, Conn. 06040 to Regal Men’s Shop, Main LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Reasonable prices. Rick PHONE Street. Reward. $54,900 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, 1W baths, all | MANCHESTER - New listing, 5 THREE ROOMS - First floor, TOOL MAKERS - All-around I CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- painting. Fair prices, fully in Burnett, 646-3005. aluminum. ASSUMABLE 9V4%, 30-YEAR MORTGAGE. room Ranch, stone fireplace, room antique Colonial com Or phone 643-2711 for friendly assistance with heat and appliances, lio machinists and Bridgeport tile laund^ room, tile bath, VIRNON Raal Eatalo Wantad 28 sured, experienced and depen pets, one months security LOST - Gray, fluffy persian cat. operators. Top wages, fringe $57,3MW — Large 8-room, 2W bath Colonial, aluminum | pletely restored and in REALE’S CORNER dable. 643-1671. Haadng-Plumbing 35 Highland S&eet area, generous carpeting in living room, com In placing your ad. required. Available November benefits and overtime. siding, carpeting, double garage, 8W% mortgage. i excellent condition. 4 179 MMH STMH PHONE 646-492S EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! ALL CASH for your property reward. Call 649-7067 or 649- I binations, (larage, city utilities. See this inunaculate 8-room 1st. Can be seen 67 p.m. Satur SEWERLINES, sink lines, Experience preferred. Apply at , $88,900 — 7-room executive Ranch, all large rooms, Owner anxious to sell, priced at fireplaces, 2V4 baths, income- within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, INSIDE - Outside painting, days 66, 28 Church Street. Swiss Chalet that offers three ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. cleaned with electric cutters, Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Paragon Tool Company, 121 double garage. Professionally landscaped lot. I $38,500. Charles Lesperance, producing 3-room studio instant service. Hayes Agency, SEASONED hardwood, large UNIQUE Christmas Gift - Adams Street. I or four bedrooms, large 6454)131. Fully insured. Estimates given. by professionals. McKinney 649-7620. apartment and 2-room antique 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, $%. MANCHESTER- Brand new 6 LOST - Yellow long haired COLCHESTER - Is that all Calr649-7863. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Gumball machines, $20; an DOG-CAT boarding reser female cat, vicinityty r« . James ^ ,9 0 0 — New 6-6 Duplex, glass doors to sundeck, I shop. THREE kitchen, beamed celling living Call 875-4350 or 742-8519. tiques, $40. Weekdays after family , 4-4, includes range, dis HOUSEKEEPER to work one aluminum siding, nice lot, city utilities. there is?•’There’s 19 rooms in room, forihal dining room, WE WILL buy your house. Call pany, 643-5308. vations. Clombined inside/out- Church, answers to name of MANCHESTER - six room TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. NEW LISTINGS 4:30, Saturday, Sunday all day, side runs, partitioned privacy, posal, dishwasher, washer and day a week, varied duties, own this Colonial home. ’Two five large barn board paneled rec anytime, Hutchins Agency, CEILINGS, inside painting, Penuche. If found please call luxury Ranch, country kitchen Central heat, one block to bus NO JOB too small, toilet SEASONED cordwood - Cord 644-0033. germicidal lighting. Canine dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting 646-5325. Reward. transportation, references. Call 1 Colonial, located In i includes built-in oven, range, room apartments on the second room, 2 full wall fireplaces, Realtors, 6463166. papering, floor sanding- and half-cord loads. E. and parking. Full basement, Une. $37,500. floor, will pay your mortgage. 1 - Six-room Colonial with ' refinishing (specializing in repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Holiday Inne, 200 Shmdon Road, Forest Hills. High treed lot, double garage. and dishwasher, den with sun deck, patio, 2Vi baths, ^ Yeomans, 742-8907. KEEP carpet cleaning $250 monthly. Tenant ays The nine rooms on the first 22’ fireplaced living room, SELLING your house? Call us older floors). Jqhn Verfaille, faucets replaced, repaired, rec Manchester, 6465971. LOST - Black onyx cameo ring. fireplace, three bedrooms, two BOWERS SCHOOL - Center country sized kitchen, for car garage. Park-like rooms, bathroom remodeling, problems small-useill-u Blue - -Lustre utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- BABYSITTER WANTED - five $09,900 — Large 5-famlly. Excellent Income. Real clean. baths, heated family room, gar floor will provide spacious- first and we’ll make you a cash 646-5750, 872-2222. BARBIE DOLL Dresses, 50 wall-to-wall. Rent electric 1411. Main Street vicinity. Sentimen entrance Garrison Colonial, comfortable living for your mal dining room, plus at grounds. Occupancy for heat modernization, etc. Free WELSH Pembrooke Corgi- tal value. Call 643-8328. days weekly, Verplanck School Convenient location. Ideal Investment. ages, in-mund pool, Wolverton offer. One day service. T. J. cents; complete wedding outfit, shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson area. Call after 5:30, 528-7652. eat-in kitchen, formal dining family. ’There is much more. - tractive basement rec Christmas. Financing Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. GRAD STUDENTS, estimates gladly given. M & M AKC registered, two years old. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room, front-to-back- living $2.25; bridesmaids dresses $1. Paint Company. Must sell moving into apart MANCHESTER - Newer one- ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Call Collect, - Brochure room. Lovely treed lot. available. $55,500. experienced insured, excellent Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 643-6452. bedroom apartment. Quiet LOST - Sealpoint Siamese cat, room with fireplace, four ment. Reasonable. Female. female, answers to Moeling. BABYSI’TTER wanted nights, I available. Century 21, Clark May be possible to assume U A R REALTY CO., INC. IMMEDIATE cash for your references and quality interior SOFA BED and chair, blue. location. Includes heat, SOUTHVIEW TOWNE Plumbing Service, 6463449. for working mother. Spruce VERNON bedrooms, 1^ baths, screened Associates Inc. 15 Hayward property. Let us explain our paintingjainting at the lowest price. CHRISTMAS TREES - Any appliances and carpeting. $195 Call 688-1781, 9-5; after 5, 647- NEW SUBDIVISION OF CUSTOM DUPLEX HOMES. PEATUniNO- present mortgage. Ask for 643-2892 alterations, vanity Green recliner chair. Double 1576. Street area. Call 646^1640 Mfore ( porch, 2-car garage, $45,900. Ave., Colchester, Conn. 06415. Joe Lombardo. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, 6467034. repairs, size, $5. Buy one cord wood, get bed, mattress, spring. Make monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 2 p.m. SKATE HOW - SMM UTER Equal housing opportunity. 1- RobaitD. Rlwnloclt. RaaRor 647-1413...... cawinets a specialty. Call to SCHNAUSER puppies, AKC I 2-$23,500. Four-room older our tree free. 194 French offer. 646-1289. registered, miniatures, males Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. 8U%l?E*D“KEA\VDS"c*;LV*?iSAr® ” '**''"* Home for all seasons. Seven NEW COLONIAL - First 53?-2059, 1-537-3I®. Building-Contracting 33 8:30 a.m , 6 p.m. toy p.m. 646 LOST - Yellow, long-haired home, completely redone Rioad, Bolton. 643-0926. and females. Reasonable. AVON - Turn spare hours into room Colonial, huge living floor family room with 4056. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, tiger cat. Sixteen months old, inside. Central, clean. MAI4CHESTER - Five-room BRADFORD record player Ready for Christmas. 649-4108, spare dollars. Sell quality Avon room, large formal dining fireplace, formal dining room, MANCHESTER - Price MASONRY : All types, ■^TAG SALE - Inside. Moving, hot water, cooking gas, stove,re, four white socks. Vicinity Ask for Jack Dwyer. I custom built Ranch. Outstan B o m Heating and Plumbing - with two large speakers and 2861161. Bayberry Road, Bolton. products. No selling experience I rooin, country kitchen, 4 214 baths, carpeting dropped $2,000 for quick sale! fieldstone, brick, concrete. must sell everything. Items too walnqt stand. Like new. $45. refrigerator, wall-to-wallall-to-v necessary. I’ll show you. ^11 3 - BEAUTIFUL! Quality ding construction, 1 1/2 baths, Free estimates, after 5 p.m., Prompt, courteous service. Call Reward. 643-^19. MORTRAGE MONEY! spacious bedrooms. Trdes, throughout, aluminum siding, Custom Cape style Ranch, 5 two fireplaces, two-car garage. numerous to mention. 59 647-1602, 167 p.m. KITTENS - FREE. For Christ carpeting, $185. AdultsiltSonly only, no 523-9401. NEW HIQHER INCOME UMITS FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY FOR large rooms, enclosed porch, stone construction. A truly 643-1870 or 644-2975. 6461496. Dougherty Street, December pets. Security deposit required.luire CHFA FINANCINO - ALSO - 90% AND 9SH ‘ MOIC’' LOANS ARE city utilities. Quick occupan 2-car garage, assumable Choice residential area. $48,500. mas, only two left. Call 649- ununished second floor, close to unusual Cape, immacu 17-22, 162. 3M COPIER, table model. Centrally locatecL (!all M69678. LOST - Man’s Navy blue jacket, QUICK WAY to begin working. ONCE AGAIN AVAILABLE. WE INVITE YOUR CALL TO DISCUSS cy. Tip-top spotless. A steal at mortgage. $51,500. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts Bzzzzzzzz In and n o our NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - LYNN’S PLUMBING - 7634. keys and glasses in pocket. Call ANYONE OF THESE PROORAM8. $43,900. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. schools, $29,900. Exclusive. J. late, with a warm, cozy at 6463233. J. Watson Beach Co, Great for small company. Call E buay Boa. WoVt roady, Start now, many available 1 NEW RAISED RANCH - 7 Possum Agency, 643-9659. Remodeling, repairing, ad Repairs, remodeling, new con WESTINGHOUSE MANCHESTER - Unusual one- 623-0195. I EQUAL HOUSINO OPPORTUNITY mosphere. Attached ga Realtors. Manchester Office 647-1481 between 64:30. LHASA APSO - male, one year openings. Don’t hesitate. I, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ rooms, large family room, willing and aMa to aasiat ditions, rec rooms, porches and struction. Water pumps. refrigerator, good condition, bedroom Townhouse, full, Jobseekers, 568-1070. rage, 1V4 baths. All this on 647-9139. Equal Housing Oppor French spoken also. 8767263. old, fully trained, with p a ^ rs, LOST - MINIATURE Our office la In constant need of naw llatinga. H yo fra RARROWS A WALLACE 19x25, 214 baths, 2 fireplaces, you .In tha sala or roofing. No job too small. Call $100. contour and living room private basement. Includes over an acre of land with tunity. purchaaa ol YOUR 64631M. needs a good affectionate Schnauzer, vicinity Bayberry thinking df aalling, plaaaa call lor confldanUal InapacUon I wall-to-wall carpeting chair, needs slipcover or DISPOSABLE home. $135. Call 643-0358. neat, hot water, appliances, trees, flowering bushes, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing TYPIST - For law office. EASY ON THE EYES proparty. reupholstering, $25 each. Call c a rp e tin g and pool. $230 Road Bolton. Male, answers to and avaluaUon. Wa welcome and appraclata your throughout. 2-car garage. MANCHESTER - Five-room - Repairs and remodeling, Excellent skills required. Good I 5 year old U&R built Raised even a grapevine! If you’re CARPENTRY - Repairs, 228-9276. DIAPER monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Fritz. Reward. Call 643-2206. opportunity for “eager to learn bualnaaal REMEMBER. YOU DESERVE ONLY THE Aluminum siding, large serious about your own spacious Cape, 1 1/2 baths, at remodeling, additions, roofing. sewer lines cleaned electrical YEAR END SALE BEAGLE PUPS - AKC BEST. I MANCHESTER - New Ustlng, Ranch on a huge treed lot. 2 Realtor, 6434535 or 6461021. person’’ to become executive assumable mortgage. Asking dream house, don’t hesi tached breezeway and garage. <3all David Patria, South Wind ly. Prompt service on emergen registered, field champion LOST - Diamond ring at ’Turn fine family home with three baths, built-ins, 3 bedrooms, FOAM mattfess, never used, • DayUma bloodlines, available for Christ secretary. Willimantic area. $50,000. Immaculate. Convenient loca sor, 644-1796. cies. 643-.024. DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart pike Laundromat or Stop and I bedrooms and den, large carpeting, formal dining tate on this one! Ask for tion, $40,500. Call Suzanne or /Ceitlt double, $60. also bed and chests, • Overnight mas. $75. Call 228-3574. Write Box A, Manchester kitchen, dining room, full Alex Matthew. $135. Call 643-5682. ment - Complete appliances, ^ p . Reward. 649-6846, 643- Herald. CONDOMINHJM- 7 rooms, 3 room, fireplace and 2 garages. Arthur Shorts, 6463233. J. Wat Flooring 36 • Toddler 151S, Mrs. Blanchette. i1»Uatic\xar& & ^osseUI o cellar. Be home lor Christmas. bedrooms, 214 baths, wall-to- WES ROBBINS carpentry carpeting, air-conditioned, FOR FREE - Two dogs with Quiet dead end street 20 son Beach Co, Realtors. remodeling specialist. Ad swimming pool. $175 plus | r EALTOR8-ML8 945-249^ Only $37,900. Wolverton Agen wall carpeting', modern minutes from Hartford. Joe BELFIOIIEACEIICY Mahehester Office 647-9139. ,eaI Estate DISPOTECH, INC. house, moving can’t keep. Call PHONE FROM home to ser cy, Realtors, 649-2813. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, FIREWOOD for sale. Half ton utilities. Robet D. Murdock, vice our customers for super 199 West Center 8treet kitchen with built-ins, finished Gordon, 649-5306. REALTORS O A ^jn ^ Eqpal Housing Opportunity. (si^ializing in older floors). load. $18. delivered. Call 643- 91 ELM %T., MANCHESTER 649-2117. □ FINANCIAL Help Wantad built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Realtor, 6462692. earnings. Choose own hours. 13 rec room, central air- EQUAL HOUWNa OFPOHTUNITY 172 E. Cantar 8t. 6463446. Ceilings and inside painting. 2890. Opposite Manchester TOLLAND - A warm home VERNON - conveniently MANCHESTER - Large 7-room John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- Community College Sporting Goods 46 Call 647-1810. located -family home with conditioning, $34,500. BARROWS A WALLACE 849-1922 646-4126 VERNON - One-bedroom Bonda-Stockt-Mortgagon 8 PART-TIME trimmed in sunshine. Six-room 2 TOLLAND - Tallwood Knoll. Ranch, den, fireplace, 2 baths, 2222. Library Country Cape, acre lot. Low three bedrooms each apart LEON Cieszynski builder - new CHRISTMAS TREES - large townhouses available for im LAB TECHNiaANS - Required 7-1B1B 7IU481B Goose Lane. New Colonials and garage, $32,900., or rent im selection, try us, you’ll like 646-5166 HEAD HRP Comp skiis, never 30’s. 8T2-6323. ment. Fireplaced living room, WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! homes custom built, used, 203 cm, $100. Compare, mediate occupancy. Designed •MORTGAGES, loans first, se to have a minimum CLA cer- , J.C. PENNEY 00. Raised Ranches from $47,900. mediately. 643^747. remodeled, additions, rec what we have. Yeoman’s Tree for comfort, convenience and cond, third. All kinds. R ^lty 2-car garage, good investment. ’Thinking of Selling Your Top financing availaole. then call 646-0299. tlfication with one year EAST HARTFORD - Im Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Property? Call ’TODAY! rooms, garages, kitchens Farm, 411 Lake Road, Andover. pleasure. Features include statewide. Credit rating un experience in a hospital Our product (orvlco dopartmmi l« WILLIMANTIC - New 5 room Builder, J. Lindy ChildreM, 456- JHANCHUTHR □ MISC. SERVICES 742-8907. Follow signs from SEASONED Fireplace Wood - maculate 6‘<^ room Split, three 649-2813. remodeled, bath tile, cement RUPP SNOWMOBILES - private entrances, slate foyer, necessary. Reasonable. Con laboratory. Will be expected to iflitrvlowing for tho position of; Ranches, from $24,990. 5% 0797, 4^7551 anytime. work. Steps, dormers. Residen □ MISC. FOR SALE Route 6. $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load total convenience kitchen, for fidential, quick arrangements. 3ms, paneled panelea famihfamily down, 8% interest, SO year PRIME AREA Authorized sales and service. occasionally rotate weekends tial or commercial. Call 649- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• delivered. Call 228-95f6. mal dining room and living Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. room,...... ,Jbaths, 1 l/2baths, basement,basement TWO new 6 1/2 room Raised mortgage available to qualified ’TWO-FAMILIES, newly listed. Sarvlcaa Oltarad 31 Cordner’s Equipment, Long as scheduled. These are full TELEPHONE SALES pool PHILBRICK 4291. Articlaa lor Sala 41 PLATFORM ROCKER, red, room area, open balcony 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart time, permanent positions with - j 1, trees, 135,900. Warren E. Ranches, fireplace, rec room, buyer. Other models available.' A 4-4 in excellent condition, for Large 6 room Colonial Cape, SNOWMOBILE trailer, one Hill Road, Andover. 742-6043, REPRESENTATIVE Hov[owland. Realtors, 643-1108. with ottoman, $20. girl's size 3 bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain ford. Evenings, 233-6879. excellent salary and above garage, three plus acres. Finan J. Lindy Childress, Builder, 456- $48,500. An older 6-6, practically fireplaced living room, formal SHARPENING Service - white skates, $4; waterproof carrier, $75. Phone 6465400. 742-7629. ment room, patio and deck cing available. $44,900. Fireside 0797, 4^7551 anytime. in the center of town, $$8,900. T. d iid ^ room, eat-in kitchen, Saws, knives, axes, shears, timates. Call 6465769. ALUMINUM sheets used as average fringe benefits. Only Totopfiono sxporloneo roquirod to printing plates, .007 thick, boots, $3. 6462519. area) individual washer and MOR’TGAGES - 1st, and 2nd MANCHESTER - Six-room Realty Inc., 647-91M. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. first-floor laundry room, skates, rotary blad^. Quick UNIQUE Christmas gift for the Antiquaa 48 those with acceptable work tor our Msnchostor Sorvleo custom built Ranch, fireplace, AGENCY Kitenan Ra-modoling ^x32’’. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. dryer, storage area, air- m ortga^s — interim financing references need apply. Please Contor. Hours SoxIMo. Ptoaso phoiM WILUMANTIC - New ^famlly screened in porch, three service. Capitol Equipment Naw Additions SNOW PLOW and Habau sickle entire family - The Unwinder, conditioning master TV anten ein^itious and confidential carpeting, garage, west side homes, from $49,900. Model NEW RAISED Ranch, being Phone 6462711. WANTED Antique furniture, contact: Personnel Employ 949-1167, Mr. Krauso. DELUXE CAPE under con bedroOmi, large rec room Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. R.E. MILLER, Bulldor bar to fit model 110 John Deere the affordable, portable home na. $245 per month including service, J.D. Real Estate location, near s^ool, enclosed struction on Ashworth Street. lULTORS open daily. Excellent financing completed on Grandview Hours daily 7:365, Thursday glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ment Office. W.W. Backus with walk-out, 2-car attached NEWSPRINT ^nd rolls. 25 riding tractor. Call 6462923. Sauna. Your key to relaxation heat and hot water. Please call Assoc. 646-1980. Hospital, 326 Washington porch, excellent condition. 30’s. Many quality features. Drive by available. Builder, J. Lindy Street. Lot 120x200. NOw’s the 7:369, Saturday, 7:304. 643- Call 649-1421 and good health. Compact, no other antique items. R. Mayes Corporation, 646-0131. garage, treed lot. A comfor cents each. Inquire side door. 872-0528 Monday through Street, Norwich, Cohn. 889^1 and then call .T. J. Crockett, 6464200 Childress, 456-0797, 429-7551 time to choose your colors. T. J. 7958. 30 ” ELECTRIC stove. Oasis plumbing, plugs into any Harrison, 643-8709. Friday, 8-5 p.m. PART-TIME help wanted at anytime. table home located in a prime Manchester Evening Herald. ext. 357. EOE. Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, Vernon Realtor, 643-1577. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. humidifier, rugs, televisions, household outlet. Oak or □ EMPLOYMENT residential area. Mid 40’s. REWEAVING burns, holes. Wanted to Buy 49 Circle, weekdays, 9 a.m. - 2 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY WE BUY and sell used fur desks. Sunbeam electric w alnut. $545. By Scandja VERNON - Town House LICENSED Electrician and p.m. Apply in person. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Carpentry and general contrac snowblower. Call 649-6010. Saunas of (Connecticut, Inc. 646- Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch Window shades, Venetian niture. Cash on the line. One ANTIQUE furniture, guns, Halp Wantad 13 plumber - Excellent hourly VERSATILE ^ SENTRY U SPUCKI ting. Residential and commer piece or an entire housefujl. 7679, 646-2139. and duplex style apartment im rate. Manchester area. Reply RN or LPN to work in doctor’s blinds. Keys. TV for rent. cial. Whether it be a small CRAFTSMAN -10’’ radial arm swords, cast iron toys, trains, mediately available. An apart Four-bedroom Colonial with Real Estate Raaltor 643-2121 Marlows, 867 Main St. 6465221. 6466432. Furniture Barn, 345 clocks, oil paintings, crank Box “S” Manchester Herala. office in Manchester to act as oversized two-story, two-car repair job, a custom built home Main Street Rear, behind saw, never used. Ideal for REO SNOW Blower - $50. Call ment community of unique SEAMS’TRESS needed to start Christmas gift. ^11 M6-1292. phonographs, Edisons, glass, architectural design and receptionist and office assis garage. Two air conditioners, or anyuiing in between, call 646 Douglas Motor Sales. 649-1777. immediately. Experienced, JOBS - Interested in a job that tant, 4 1/2 days a week. Reply MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 1379. china, comic books.Casn for beautiful landscaping. Features excellent pay. Call Jobseekers, new circuit breaker wiring, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, most anything old. Call requires no experience and Box E, Manchester Herald. Lpta-Land lor Sala 24 CLEAN USED refrigerators, LIVE BALSAM Christmas SLIGHTLY USED Craftsman private entrailces, patio door to 568-1070. offers free training, security, several extras. Immaculate raying. Fully insured, STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, trees, tag or cut now, $5 and up. 8” table saw plus 6” jointer on anytime, 643-6535. private patio area, wall-to-wall censed. Free estimates. ranges, automatic washers, travel, education and good pay? BABYSITTER needed for two condition on a lerge treed lot. ANDOVER — Three wooded, l i fireplaces, flagstone terraces, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's 240 Hackmatack Street, stand. Call 6465199 after 4 p.m. carpeting, range, refrigerator MASON BRICKLAYERS - Contact your Air Force Mid Thirtlaa and Phone 6463437, 633-5354. concrete repairs, inside and Manchester. and garbage disposal, master 2 children - Must be from surveyed and approved lots, up Chimney builder needed for Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- representative at 221 Asyl ^ Verplanck School area or at Worth Id to 9 acres. Priced from $13,50(). outside. Reasonably priced. 2171 XMAS TREE - 7 1/2’ artificial, □ RENTALS TV antenna, storage and laun temporary work. Call Street, Hartford or call Fountain Village. Call 289-1687. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 643-0851. TRUMPET, Majestic, with one year old, $15. Call 649-7634. dry facilities in basement, total Josbseekers, 568-1070. Call Warren E. Howland, 2347. BELnOREAlZIlCY Realtor, 643-1108. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, SEASONED oak wood - Split case and stand. Phone 643-1027. electric. No pets. Rental star NERAL OFFICE - part- REALTOR9 647-1413 . ••Mt«*******t***«l***<****» stumps removed, fully Insured. ANY TYPE Carpentry and ELECTRONIC Engineering Rooma lor Rant 52 ting at $150 per month. For ap Got a tree problem? Well worth and ready for fireplace. $20 time, four hours dailally, fc.50- Invaatmanl Proparty 28 masonry work, additions and orders delivered. 742-7886. ACCORDIAN Paoli, 120 base, Calculators - Pocket size, all pointment call 872-0528, Mon ^.50 hourly, "^pingj figure ap- a phone call. 742-8252. reinodeling. Eree estimates. A. $100.; amplifier, $30; golf carts functions, price reduced. Yale THOMPSON HOUSE, fur day through Friday, 65 p.m. I HOUSEWIVES! titude. Jobseekers, 568-1070. APARTMENT - ROOMING Sqliillacote, 6460811. DARK, RICH Loam • Five $10; projector, slide trays, $20; Typewriter Service, 649-4986. nished rooms, centrally MANCHESTER - McKinley House. Four room apartment CUSTOM MADE Draperies, steel garment racks, $5; sink; located. Kitchen privileges. VERNON - Willowbrook I DO YOU WANT TO EARN very reasonable work yards, $27.50 plus tax. Also WOMAN TO care for two small Street. Lovely custom six-room and two room apartment, fully BUILDING - Remodeling, sand, stone, gravel, pool and camp toilet. 742-6777. SNARE DRUM and stand, Parking. Reasonable rates. Apartments, one bedrooms I EXTRA MONEY? boys, 11:30 - 3, four days a Split, 11 years old, 11/2 baths, 3 furnished, plus four furnished guaranteed, call anytime. 646 roofing, rec rooms, additions, patio sand. 643-9504. hardly used $20. Call 6464140 Phone 6462358. available. $180 includes heat, bedrooms, sliding glass doors 4266. garages. All kinds, carpentry TIRE RIMS, 650x13, for Falcon, after 6 p.m. and hot water. SecuriU » We have an Immediate opening for women who want to week. Light housekeeping rooms, including linens. In duties. Must have own car. May from living room to patio, gar come $8,892., yearly. $49,900. work. For estimates call 646 NEW-USED - reconditioned 15" for Rambler, $5 each. Box SLEEPING ROOM for rent - required, superintendant, 872- « work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 2-6 p.m., ( bring own child. To start first age. Professionally landscaped. Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. ALTERATIONS - Dresses, 1142. typewriters - Many makes and ^ring mattress on rollers, $10. TORO snow blower with in- Call 646-7933 after 5 p.m. 4400. days a week. Must have car. week in January. Call 649-1685. Priced below replacement coats, suito. Dressmaking, too. Bumper jack, $4. Electrician’s terchangable lawn mower. JUST LISTED - EUIN8T0N Quality workmanship. Call 646 models from $60 to $265. Fully Phone Today! value. Only |37,900. Arruda NEW LISTING COLCHESTER - Feel like the MASON CONTRACTOR - euiaranteed. Appliance Service voltage regulator, up to 640 Briggs - Stratton power. $75 or MANCHESTER-Clean, large MANCHESTER - Newer one- ^ Don Halak (Circulation Oapt) Realty, 644-1539. Ultra custom O-room Colonial. Excollsnt location, fou' 7554. Plastering, custom built stone volts, $10. M 3-5^ after 4:30. best offer. 6462324. room, on bus line, gentleman bedroom Ranch-type apart CASHIERS - Needed to work in Unusual U&R built Contemporary Raised Ranch in nither of our country? With her Ceenter, 707 Main Street, Manchastar Evening Herald local area. Start now. Call large bedrooms, two fireplacsis, country size kitchen, den or brick fireplaces, chlnmey preferred, security, $20. week ment. Private entrance. preferred Birch Hill location. Cathedral ceiling iMno room little ones (bless them) always TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving Manchester. 6467577. 647-9946 Jobseekers, 568-1070. REDUCED • clean, aluminum plus family room. Mid SOs. Call 872-7311, under foot. How about buying repair, block and cement work. DUPLICATE gift, never used - CHRISTMAS TREES - Cut your ly, Keys 528-9081, 633-3006. Includes heat and appliances. wito lloor-to-ooUIng llraplM , all kitchen buUt-ins 4 large appliances, cleaning sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, 0-I-G. We’ve a well built 19 New and repairs. E. Richard (Christm as t r e e s - Tag, cut Alexander Super 600 Styler- own. All trees $5. Free greens. $185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, EXPERIENCED meat modern kitchen with bedrooms, fireplaoed rec room with bar, 18x40 to w o in d room, three bath Colonial house celurs and attics. Free es son, 643-0889, 6460608. Dryer, $10. Superior 7’ pool Houle’s Christmas Tree Farm, E, ph Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. timates. 644-1775. your own. White ^ruce. Blue wrajiper. Experienced only appliances, 3 bedrooms, full pool, acre wooded lot. Call 289-4331 •'Wound (with plenty of space for your Spruce. Stanley Tree Farm, table, $15. 6461&8. Bunker Hill Road, off Route 6, room - Central,(ler quiet, im . Excellent salary. ‘ cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only TRANSFERRING OWNER Andover, Connecticut. 742-6832. maculate, parking. Mature MANCHESTER - Deluxe 6 .^ p l y workshop In the basement. Two GUTTERS cleaned and R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad Long Hill Road, off Route 6, at H !m Beef, 61 Tollandid Tum- 132,900. Keith Real Estate, 6^ Offers his oversize Ranch with Vh baths, formal dining five room apartments on the se ditions, garages, porches, Andover church. 742-6438. SEASONED fireplace wood, $5 gentleman. Hot water shower. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 pike, Manchester 4126, 649-1922. room, attached garage at a price below replaoement. repaired. Painting and trunk load. 643-'y695. 444 Lake FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half Phone 569-2525. baths, full, private basement. cond floor will pay your* paperhanging. Call 6466688. kitchen and formica work, Prime location. Call 872-7311. mortgage. Call collect - repairs. 6462087 after 4 p.m. WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed Street, Bolton. cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9()i6. Includes heat, appliances, FURNISHED room for carpeting, patio and pool. $275 AUTO MECHANICS - Needed .brochure available. Century 21, TWO HANDYMEN-wlll clean any length, split, $50 per cord full-time, to start immediately. CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 Clark Associates Inc. 15 delivered. John Hutchinson, HENKE SKI booU, 8 1/2M, gentleman, all comforts of monthly. Paul W. Dougan, bedrooms, formal dining room, SENTRY attics and cellars, light Fischer skiis, bindings, poles, home, kitchen, parking, securi Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021, WANTED Good salary. Open weekend. iHayward Ave., Colchester, B A R R E n H p E 7426639. CHRISTMAS TREES trucking, reasonable fates, 643- Assistant correspondent to help in the Jobseekers, 568-1070. eat-in kitchen, carpeted living Real Estate Sarvloes .'Conn. 06415. Equal housing op- glove:{loves. Used six times. $50.646 ty. 649-4936, 6463436. room with fireplace, family MANCHESTER 5305. IMPROVEMW CO. coverage of Coventry news. Jportunlty. 1-537-2059,1-537-^. 210 cm METAL Skis with 4427. at HIckocy RMge Farm CHARLES APARTMENTS - room. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Don’t wait to Inspect this Immaculate Ranch In excellent , » 1 MoriRO M . t . ___ Barm • 8liid8 • PMo Contra ROOM for rent - share bath and East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 Situation Wantad 18 - ••••••••••«••••••••••••••••• Marker bindings - 56’’‘poles, •lostsfenM *owi|iMnr location, fireplaced living room, 3 bedrooms, large fOmoit > m T t l l I88iitartl8r$l ODD JOBS - You name it, we do nwiMWBwMilMuiit ^• owmRio ggwmomRo o m Rosemont boots, size IIM, $160. STOVES - Wood burning pot kitchen, convenient, call 647- room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, Phono Monica Shea RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. finished rec room, brick front. A must seel Mid 30s. Call ' Raal Batata Wantad 28 It. Call 643-2097. nioham • Rooflng bellies in stock. Low, low • NMta 9288, 643-1387 after 5 p.m. appliances, carpeted, 2 air- SECRETARY - Executive Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, 647-0385. level, desires position in 280-4331. h munniioiii oooi^ prices. A few kitchen models in conditioners, heat, hot water, 742-849B after 12 noon. dining room with sundeck, REALTO ^ M L 8 ■ SELLING your home or LIGHT HAULING and LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING storage, basement garage, Manchester, Coventry or vicini Vernon Poard o( Weellere, Nenotieeter I Working wHfi oM Oom aeonlo ond BEDROOM SET - Four pieces, stock. Cut fuel costs. Great for Plantation la located on South River family room, aluminum siding, icreage? For prompt friendly trucking. Odd jobs. Minor elec Hand Mown Ooomt A apocloUy room for rent - Stove, soundproofing, washer-dryer ty. Write Box B, Manchester iw uuiu vowni Iff mwiiofv Bassett white Provincial, gold supplemental heat. Rd., off Route SI, NorUi Coventry. 2 BENJV BY JIM BERRY Autoa For S«/o 6f Au(o« For Sato •f Aufoa Fof Sato 61 Autoi For Solo 81 OUT OUR WAY BY NKD COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Y/ilc. TOYOTA - See us for reliable EXCEPTIONAL Buy ■ 1972 Im- BUGS BUNNY used Toyotas with our 6(klay pala, vinyl roof, metallc blue, I t h is c o m p u t e r 's t h e n 1 P R E S S ...IP Y O u l NerTHERROeB A M ' BY T H ' T IM E IT REMEMBER TELLIN’ 100% warranty. We also buy air, automatic. Call 649-2538 1 NEWEST GIMMICK, fe ^e S TE R ' W H A T OCXS r r s a y f • M X l V E « O T nOPLE\ TH’OUTTDN.AN' T O e e , , JE W K B --a O OET5 TOTH'BOSS the BUILPIM' INSPECTOR used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, after 4:30. I FIRST I FEED IT iVt' INFOft— DOWW HE'LL DELE IN SECONDS IT KIDDING.' ' AT THE EMPOPTH* THAT MAYBE IT WAS (jf r n O N UKE THIS / t h e r e , 345 Center Street, Manchester, TELLS HOW BIO GATE m O TH’ LIME, H E 'L L H A V E THE PELICAN CLUB. W O ULP 646-4321. 1974 PONTIAC Grand Prix A L O A N V A BOSS UkJPER TO aoTOTH*BULL NOT THE OWLS, LEAR kI HIM-AM'Mr LL AM 'ASK HIM WHAT coupe, loaded with extras, 2,500 OUAUFV r BREAKIN' THE BU^WALSY : HOWTO' IT'S ALL ABOUT.' AUTO INSURANCE - Compare miles, three months old. Call R EA P A ' health la w s ? our low rates. Young drivers anytime 647-9345. Must sell. BLUE welcome. For quotation call PRINT Rod Dolln, 646-6^. 1968 VOLVO, 144, automatic, you'p... J ^fllAi:jeM(BKttHc60eS good condition, $900 or best HEuor.. WE PAY |10 for complete iunk offer. Call after 4 p.m., 649- cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 2192. l%-20 Body, 528-1990.' 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, good con 1974 MUSTANG II, 6,000 miles, dition, header, 14" tires, $350. Apartmonta For Rant 53 Apartmenta For Rant 53 asking price $2,950. Must sell. Call 6464104. Homaa for Rant □ AUTOMOTIVE Call M9-9329. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD MANCHESTER - unusual one TWO new Northfleld Green •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom Townhouse, finished A P A R TM EN T 1972 FORD Torino Station condominium homes with three Autos For Sato 61 Wagon - V-8, automatic, power WANTED rec room, includes heat, RENTAL OFFICE bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, OKAy SHUFFEL DO VOU HAVE AN JUST TELL appliances and carpeting. $215 steering, air, very clean. CtMl, LM MoM - I F YOU'RE >1 APPOINTMENT WITH HIM SHERIFF We have a large variety of carpeting, air-conditioning ana NEED CAR? Credit bad? per month, Paul W. Dougan, Chorches Motors, 643-2791. te l l in ' th e ** MR. VIcKENZIE? FINN IS HERE deluxe one and two-bedroom much more. Each $350. monthly truth, I WONT Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Bankrimt? Repossessed? -ON OFFICIAL, apartments and townhouses plus utilities. One year lease or Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1970 FORD LTD, 9-passenger USED CARS bother VOU/ BUSINESS' lease with option to buy. Call TopPrIcMPaM RESPONSIBLE female to throughout Manchester. Ren down, smallest payments. station wagon, power steering, THE Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. For AN MaiiM share home in Manchester with tal office open daily from 9-5, power brakes, air, AM/FM jeOUNTER- other times by appointment. radio, studded snow tires. $1,- .ATT/VSK’* young family, good location, WILLIMANTIC - Oak Ridge CARTER CHEVROin It-to /2-ZP reasonable, references needed. 1973 DODGE Polara, custom, 495. Call 875-0978 after 6 p.m. TH E AAERR' Village. New 5 and 6 rooms, four door hardtop, air, snow C(L,RK. Write Box JJ, M anchester D/UMTO ENTEftraSES, MC. from $175 per month. Herald. tires, like new. $2,850. Call 646- 1972 MAVERICK, 2-door, 1229 NWh SlTMt CAI»TAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRFNCE 240-4 New Stite Rd., MancHester References and security. Fur 8042. automatic, 6 cylinder, low 646-1021 nished models open daily. mileage, excellent condition. CHEER UP. ALVtE-THAT ...BUT YER UM R'5/ a i£ lOITPO MANCHESTER - Gracious Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 4 ^ two-bedroom Townhouse, 1968 FORD Country Squire, fac 6494712. EMERALP WAS ONLY 6LAS&: LAWYER 5AIP IT V 0797, 429-7551 anytime. EASY ANP ME FOUNP A LOT MOKE A L L A B id private entrances and patio. tory air-conditioned, 54,000 VERNON - ROCKVILLE area - miles, immaculate, one owner, FARE BEMB WOT PRIBBLBP J0KE...S0 WE &VB Full basement. Includes heat, Large 3 1/2 and 4 1/2 room FIVE ROOM country house, ORDER YOURS OUTA THE STATUEl KIPS appliances, carpets and pool. $1,595. 6434749. apartments. Stove, large lot, bam, 2-horse stalls. TODAY! $255 per month. Paul W. refrigerator, heat, hot water, Occupancy, December 16th. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or 1966 MGB for parts, transmis TOYOTA “ Baled on a 2 nice location. Immediate oc References. Write P.O. Box sion excellent condition. Call compaiiMn of 643-4535. cupancy. 872-0878. H a s th e lo w e s t manufaeturari* PRISCILLA’S POP 159, Buckland Station, 742-7054. retail pricai. BY AL VERMEER Manchester, Conn, 06040. D O V O U A N D H O W ) MANCHESTER - Luxurious ROCKVILLE - Four pleasant priced car sold in America! * NOTICE MOV one-bedroom Townhouse, king W H I T E H IS J u s t rooms, centrally located, ANDOVER LAKE - Furnished T A K E A T I R E D M E H A I R H A S b a c B u s e size master bedroom, walk-in appliances, security. No pets. four-room house, lake K^UOOKSF^ B E C O M E s o m e o f - closet, full, private basement. $145. 643-9743. privileges, $200 monthly plus SECOND LOOK! ?? u s h a v s . Includes all appliances, heat, neat and utilities. 228-34^. w h i t e carpeting and pool. $230 per 1973 OLDSMOBILE BD hardtop, MANCHESTER - Family style excellent condition, loaded, low h a ir . month. Paul W. Dougan, 2-bedroom townhouse, private SOMERS - Six large rooms, 1 Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. mileage. $ 3 ,9 9 5 . Q 1074 ByNfAtoc 1U [}f fa 6" entrances and patio, finished 1/2 baths, in a lovely Colonial rec room, includes heat. 1973 FORD Pinto aedan, excellent duplex, centrally located. Call 7(/e 're wishing all our neighbors and CREATED BY BUI) FISHER AVAILABLE January 1st, appliances and carpeting. $240 875-3126 or 7494961. condition, automatic. MUTT AND JEFF three room apartment, modern per month. Paul W. Dougan, 12,349. Coroll* 2 Door Sedan friends the best that Christmas has styling, appliances, parking, Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. Bualnaaa for Rant 58 storage, carpeting, lease and 1971 PLYMOUTH Pury in. 4-door Perfect for the economy-minded I to offer, and much more. Many thanks JUST RIDE ME U P hardtop, air, vary clean. . UI? DOWN, \ WMAT FLOOR Y I DON’T ( security required, no dogs. ANDOVER - Three-room fur MANCHESTER - East Center Combines great features like a a n d D O W N -M V Hilliard Street, after 6 p.m. call $1,495. for your loyal, continued patronage. SIDEWAYS- OO VOU ^ r^l WANT nished or unfurnished apart Street. Modern air-conditioned hemi-head engine, bucket seats, 649-7289. Il-Xo DOCTOR TOLD ME ment, heated. Call 742-7541. office space, from 100 to 2,000 1909 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, 4- 4-speed synchromesh transminion *2897 ix-xo NaMAT)5THE WANT,5tR?/| a NV TO KEEP My FOOT square feet, $4.50 per foot. apeed. ... with snappy performance. Includes AM radio and DIF- TWO-BEDROOM duplex, FLOOR/ CHARLES APARTMENTS - Hayes Corporation, 6464131. $400. dealer preparation. THE BORN LOSER ______BY ART SANSOM ELEVATED/ appliances, full basement. No East Middle Tpke. Deluxe 4 1/2 1904 VOLKSWAGEN, good Fitzgerald Ford pets. Lease and security. $210 room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, running condition. $250 ME HN LIFE MO YIKV, ...9JrUilim£m9X>XXKOX per month. Available January all appliances, carpeted, 2 air- OFFICE SPACE 1st. 647-9773, 649-9455. Tolland County’s Oldest Ford Dealer FaLAlAW m > f^ ^425iooo $TRMfe«r*ure ? a n a .peviL p r o p p e d p c a o I conditioners, heat, hot water, FOR RENT MANCHESTER LYNCH TOYOTA storage, 2 garages, sound 345 Center Street 646-4321 AMPltLNHJTDRE ANPdHAT^cxJooio nr DESIRABLE two bedroom proofing,' washer and dryerdrye 250 square feet, center of HONDA Duplex, garden apartment,. hookup, fir^lace,fireplace, fehced-in Manchester, air-conditioning 24 Adamt St 040-2790. I r ~ ^ 1963 VOLKSWAGEN bus. HOLIDAY 9 0 l zom\ range, refrigerator, heat, hot patio. $280. Oiarles Ponticelli, and parking. Call; 643-9551. Needs engine. Best offer. Call water and parking. Adults, no 646-0800, 646-1540. after 5, 649-6153. pets. $190 monthly. Available SPECIALS January 1st. 643-0973, 643-7796. SIX large room duplex, base TWO-ROOM office with private 1972 GREMLIN standard, radio 1972 AMC HORNET ■A -AU^MIYH—- ment, attic, nice yard, lease lavatory. Near Manchester BOLAND’S and heater, low mileage, 8ST 2-Door Sedan MANCHESTER - Newer three and security. $190. 649-4679. Hospital. Call 643-1186. 72 PONTIAC Qrcnd PrIx air, power excellent condition, asking $1,- Baby Mua ooter, teanawy pliM. bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, windowa, bucket saata, silver with 650. Call 649-6549. pewter vinyl top. Absolutely 1071 CHEVEUE THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA all appliances, carpeting, ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new showroom conditloni Low mileage. private. $250 monthly. Swurity. SHARPI 2-Door Hardtoii ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS brick and steel building, clear 1965 CHEVROLET Impala - Immediate. Frechette & Mar span, loading dock, heat and 71 BUICK SKYLARK. 2-dr. HT, PS, For parts. $75 or best offer. Call V-0 onQlnty M tom illo Iranoinliitoiit tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. ROCKLAND TERRACE PB, $2188 powtf brikMt bonch m n IOi M M m p ti74 a» 1^ toe-. YM ■». US. m. n air-conditioning optional. 872- 71 OPEL Wagon. Roof rack, AT, air 649-3172. goW. Large and beautiful one-bedroom 8351. cond., $1886. ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN ATTRACTIVE two room apart apartmenta, heat, hot watar, all 88 FORD Country Squire 10-paaa. Ted Trudon Sells and Servicee New Pontiacs 1965 COMET, 2-door hardtop, 1973 FORD PINTO ...T4 NEW appliances Including dishwasher, wagon. PS, PB, low miles. $898. ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, MANCHESTER - Only store in and Used Cars in Manchester. V8, automatic, power steering, • uoof im cnDscK PRESENT FOR disposal, carpeting, pool and your 73 BUICK LeSabra custom 4-dr. I THINK WE VOU SETTER GO srr ON , handkerchiefs electricity, references. No pets. own private terrace In a country aat- hardtop, auto., PS, PB, air cond., PW, power brakes, one owner, good Automatic IranomMon, A-oyHndor M E-1 WON PER /.. south end, ideal for food <90T HIM OUST T*MAKE SURE.' W H A ....9 Call 646-3167 or 228-3540. tlrtg. $180. No pete. business, real estate, etc. For AM-FM stereo radio, 22,000 rnlles, condition. $450. 649-1955. . •nglno, Slorra balgo. raalty ttAaoKf $2685. aoooomtcata 9 8724223 87S-7466 5294586 details, 643-8078 after 6. 67 BUICK Skylark. 2-dr., hardtop, PS. 4% ROOM, first-floor apart PB, $885. 1968 CHRYSLER Newport - ment, heat, $195. Call 643-M7. 1973 FORD PINTO SINGLE ROOM and three 72 BUICK Riviera, loaded, air cond. Good condition. Savings Bank Squire Stitlon Wagon rooms available as suite or Qorgsoual Big value. of Manchester repossession. 71 MUSTANQ Auto., chroma whaala, Asking $700. 646-1700. AutomaHb banamMan, wnllwiaG FURNISHED one-bedroom LARGE FOUR room apart singles. Air-conditioning, off low miles, real aharpi $1685. Uraa, buekai aaala, amaraM w ra m apartment on Main Street. Heat street parking. Phone John H. 74 CHEVY Vega, 2-dr. sedan, auto., color, abiuilotod ponoMng. ment, second floor, recently radio, whitswalla, 12,000 mllaa. E 1963 CHEVROLET 2-door Im- included. $155. Security deposit renovated, parking, appliances, Lappen,n, Inc. 1M9-5261. $2286. bala, winterized, good rubber. 1074 D0D0ECHAR9ER required. Available JanuaiV 11. $145. monthly. Call after 6, 649- 71 FORD Qalaxia 500. 4-dr. hardtop, We don’t say “No” very often. Try us. 649-9226 before 2 p.m. 2252. abto., PS, PB, air cond., vinyl top, 38,- Good running condition. Call 2-Door Hardtofi. 000 mllaa. $1685. 646-2888. Eeonomicol $18 oM V-S wgbio^ W a n te d to Rant 87 powor atooring, powar brakaa, Gniod MANCHESTER - super one MANCHESTER - six room 1220 BDLAND H972 CHRYSLER Imperial - glaaa, canopy vbiyl lool, atyM ataal bedroom Townhouse, private duplex, three bedrooms, base WANTED - Garage or parking whoola, oulomotio tronomlooloo, patio and basement, includes Fully loaded. Savings ^ n k of VX-20 ment, attic, parking, bus line, space to rent, reasonable price, oxtromoly low mNoogo, romolndor of 8"^WTn». tiCm dm. iu. neat, appliances, carpeting, and MDTDRS Manchester repossession. lactory wironloo, brIgM rod wWi $185. monthly. Security. 646- Manchester, for car. Call 649- 388 Canter SL, Manchester ol. per month. Paul W. TED TRUDON PONTIAC Asking^,000. 646-1700. block vbiyl bdorlor. W IN AT BRIDGE 3285'after 4 p.m. 6327. 648-8320 MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- “At the Amoco Sign on Route 8" 4535. 373 Main Street, Mancilester 649-2881 Trucka for Sato 82 1974D0D0ECHAR8ER C Autoi For Sato 61 Autoa For Sola 81 -iioor noroiBp WHATSIXE ...WELL FOR OHB-niWa CHEVROLET-1971 , van, Paetory Ob condWonlng, $11 old V-a 97EAKUKB irslwm teKeD uHofe Trick one proves tricky again economical, 6-cyIinder, angina, aulomoUe trani i l u lon, FO R i2.46? ONE MU3SR00M/ automatic transmission, low powor Mooring, powor dloo brohoo, PRESIDENTIAL mileage, 8 track stereo, radio, Halo vbiyl roof, Untad glaaa, ifylcd •tool whaala, frooly groan. wNh carpet, paneling, clean, NORTH 20 “I really have tough luck," South should have done his V4>CHRDJ$/>«r«6 VILUGE APTS. malching failarior bb^ raiiMindar of a AK862 excellent tires. $1,775 . Call 728- laetory oxtondod warranly. groaned South. thinking before playing from The bidding has been: 20 MANCHESTER ?542 dummy at trick one. Then he 1972 ORAN TORINO f K54 would have gone up with One and two bedrooms 1966 FORD van, economical, 6- Ford Station Wogon 4)K 9 “Not really,” roared North. dummy’s king of diamonds West North East South Near schools, churches anc AMCnrillghieyDU cylinder, standard shift, carpiet, 102 V-S angbw, oufomotlo mwondi WEST EAST “That fluttering sound at and led the king of clubs. 14 IN.T. shopping center, on bus stereo, runs great. Good tires, Mon, powor atoortaig, aalra Mno 4 Qio ♦ J 9S3 trick one was made by your After that start there would 26 3<6 Pass 9 $590. Call 7284)849. NnMi with matching bdarlor, vary V K J103 V 987 contract as it flew out the be no way for the defense to line. Call anytime. ♦ J 10973 ♦ 82 window.” You, South, hold: keep South from scoring 6 43 V AQ1086 6K J44AQ 3 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 1952 DODGE dump truck, 43,- u 4)52 4)A()84 three clubs, three diamonds, an extra year of coverase. tO^ODOECHAROER What do you do now? SOUTH (D) two spades and a heart. 000 niiles, good condition. 2-Deor CoNpi BY DICK CAVALLI South had let the first dia A—Bid tliice hearts. Your Phone 6 4 3 ^. WINTHROP ♦ 74 $-eyllndar ■uonomy, auloiMUo f AQ6 mond run to his hand. Then partner just might be able to banaoilaalon, powar alaarbig. Mon- he had led the three of clubs Actually South had been raise you to game. Motorcycloa-BleycJoa M tor groan, nloo oondMon. ♦ AQ6 ONE ROOM and three room Double BUYER PROTECTION PLAN to dummy’s king. East had lucky. A spade opening would TODAY’S QUESTION <|kJ10763 furnished apartm ent - All 1073 AMC QREMLIN taken his ace ana led the nine have beaten him irrespective You bid three hearts and your EXPERT bicycle repairs, all of what he did. utilities. Older persorsons 2-Door H$IbMmgIi North-South vulnerable of hearts. South’s queen had partner bids four clubs. What do preferred. 272 Main Street. makes, models and speeds. lost to West’s king and hearts you do now? Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, $-oyllndar angina, oulOMollo West North E ast South bonomlooton, powor tM oring, loolory were continued. South won Answer Tomorrow EAST HARTFORD - Two- Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- 14 (NEWSFAFEH ENTERFRISE ASSN.I ok condWonbig, kooly gNM , very Pass 16 Pass IN.T. the third lead and finally bedroom apartment, $175 plus 2098. low mlloogo. Now, during December, January and February, let YEAR-FREE. 2nd YEAR-FREE' Pass Pass stopped to think. utilities. Security deposit r" Pass 3N.T. Answer to Previous Puule required. 528-1728. American Motors will give you Double the 1974 YAMAHA MX, 125YZ, VERNON DONE n a Pass Alien Com aedlddS taeSasY deSeeSa as Saeuaa ddd 8d very good condition. Best offer. WMf t«V It aiMlM W 18,000 MOM.** ROUTE 83, VEHNON Opening lead - J 6 Then he led his jack of 5 E SIX LARGE rooms, 3 or 4 coverage of AMC’s exclusive BUYER 1 wear la##* adUleeel 11 BWNkier lltOee w*a$.** Phone 643-6017. 1 L h ...... T -.i.rw - clubs. East won and led a ACRO$a 3 Protection A bedrooms, central, quiet street, 872-8021 040-2838 Iver.l in PROTECTION PLAN™ on new FAirrt Rxip on m f u c i o f r u 1 FAHT0 FIXIO on n tH A d O F M t spade to West’s queen and I — laavt hi $225. Security and lease. 649- 1 1957 HARLEY DAVIDSON 4 Appellallons e, M ASK OM FOM CHBYaUR AAIC M l mono OMnviuu cTummy’s king. 'The clubs 7 — trail _ a 2 1924. 1975 Gremlin, Hornet or Matador,.if you take 1 sportster, chopper, much IZFaiat 5 Rad wine S M A CnqifM/Oftot IfilA T it YU YES YC8 1 Engine/Oflva train vts NO NO NO By Oswald & James Jacoby failed to break. South wound 13 Irviata quality 8 Norse goddess Sfwh pfuQt YU NO NO NO chrome, new molor, Gurder delivery before March first. 1 Seark p